Because it's a clean slate — and a new world.
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You might see different deals visiting with that clean slate.
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"He is giving her a clean slate," says the source.
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And once you get to overtime, it's a clean slate.
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Today, we get the great gift of a clean slate.
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It's time for a clean slate, both financially and emotionally.
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A new relationship is like a brand new, clean slate.
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He's got a clean slate to implement the president's agenda.
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And we're not trying to start with a clean slate.
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"He's going for a clean slate," another GOP source said.
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But private sessions let you start with a clean slate.
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Start with a clean slate, and a lot of youngsters.
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What do you want to do with this clean slate?
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New is good, "level up," clean slate, and so on.
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Clean Slate for Worker Power aims to do just that.
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A criminal record clean slate law is like a bankruptcy.
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They begin the process with a clean slate every time.
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They have a clean slate now as far as I'm concerned.
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Another set of new friends, another new environment, another clean slate.
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A second chance is not the same as a clean slate.
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And, if you ask us, a clean slate is much needed.
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But Theranos' Arizona lab doesn't have a completely clean slate either.
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"We're not trying to start with a clean slate," Tillerson said.
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We'll be starting with a clean slate when they come back.
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The party needs to start with a clean slate on Nov.
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Even better, all Pennsylvanians would benefit from a Clean Slate program.
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Clean Slate won't fix everything, but it's a critical step forward.
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" President Trump said that Congress should "start from a clean slate.
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And then I realized that it feels like a clean slate.
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After all, American policing does not begin with a clean slate.
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"We need to move forward with a clean slate," Crane said.
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"When he gets back, he gets a clean slate," she said.
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The new moon in Virgo brings a clean slate to your relationships.
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I want a clean slate where from this point forward, no problems.
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Vivica A. Fox is starting the New Year with a clean slate.
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Conversely, a pardon could mean no jail time and a clean slate.
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To be fair, Mr. Rogers is not working with a clean slate.
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A new study shows the benefits of giving people a clean slate.
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Now the bold pop star begins again, with yet another clean slate.
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"I start with a clean slate and build from there" she says.
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"I wanted my father to have a clean slate," Hunter told me.
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When it came to the fictional Kayla, Morgan had a clean slate.
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But the Braves failed to rally and DeSclafani maintained a clean slate.
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"Every time we finish a project, it's a clean slate," he said.
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So this week Turkey proposes a clean slate to both Israel and Russia.
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But Sapp's off probation in both cases and essentially has a clean slate.
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USB 4 sounds like a great way to start from a clean slate.
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So we'll come back (Monday), clean slate and try to get it done.
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Congress is also likely soon to consider clean-slate bills for federal records.
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Netflix gave creator Mitch Hurwitz a clean slate and he took a mile.
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But Sacramento entered Thursday night with a clean slate and an electrifying opportunity.
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And this gave the company the freedom to start with a clean slate.
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The same reason as so many before her, Tennessee included: a clean slate.
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I assumed "fresh start" here rather than CLEAN SLATE, but I'll take either.
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Now Fortnite has been resurrected, with a clean slate, as Fortnite Chapter 2.
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New nominees will not benefit from the clean slate of a new administration.
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I like to have a clean slate when I begin a new series.
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The Clean Slate law passed with a near unanimous vote in Pennsylvania last year.
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Now, I have found love and want to start it with a clean slate.
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Together, they were shepherds of the nation's first Clean Slate Law, passed in 2018.
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I feel like I have a clean slate and I'm writing my own story.
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It's an exciting clean slate and opportunity for a new fanbase to discover itself.
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Because of his clean slate and outstanding background he was taken into this program.
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Italian offers a clean slate, a language unencumbered by familiar voices, including her own.
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"I wanted my father to have a clean slate," Hunter Biden told the outlet.
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Here, the process was about stripping that down and starting with a clean slate.
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The Air Force offered him a clean slate and the chance to prove himself.
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Everyone starts from a clean slate, and that will be the same next year.
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As an outsider without too high a profile, he comes as a clean slate.
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New moons bring new beginnings, and a clean slate is just what you need.
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This apparently gave our bodies a clean slate to start our healthier diets from.
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"A reseeding project lets you start your lawn over with a clean slate," Shanks says.
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With the new series of films from Disney, Lucasfilm decided give filmmakers a clean slate.
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"That's behind us and we move on," Bon Jovi says about creating a clean slate.
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The Siren Corporation, which put them on the ship, offers its colonists a clean slate.
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There needs to be a clean slate for the new leadership to be successful. 4.
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Still, the departure of many offenders did not leave Silicon Valley with a clean slate.
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Although Bolt has a clean slate, several Jamaican athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances.
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And yet, we weren't sure if a clean slate aligned with our long-term goals.
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"I really want, if the law passes, to get a clean slate," Mr. Thomson said.
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As in many of his works, the painting is a clean slate of white paint.
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This is why the automation part of the New Jersey clean slate law is key.
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My doctor tells me it'll help me start with "a clean slate," so to speak.
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A bottle of Clean Slate Smoke-Free Smudge Mist ($27) had sounded ridiculous at first.
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It seems to me that we don't come to these questions with a clean slate.
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Exes or frenemies appearing this season: I am coming into this season with a clean slate.
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His successor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said Spicer left to give the communications team a clean slate.
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Setting aside this year's naming horrors, Apple pretty much has a clean slate for next year.
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Lisa Murkowski as saying she hopes the Senate will begin the process with "a clean slate."
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The DAO is essentially starting with a clean slate, with most decisions made by majority rule.
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It felt right to be turning 30 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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It felt right to be turning 216 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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Clean Slate is such a good idea that people from very different perspectives agree on it.
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Just trying to take care of bills before the new year and have a clean slate!
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The best way to fix it, he said, is to start over with a clean slate.
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The new year gives us a clean slate to re-approach how we live with tech.
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I prefer to go in with a totally clean slate: OK, Vegas, what do you got?
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A clean slate has arrived, though it might not feel clear exactly what that means yet.
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As far as the aesthetic in the family's home, the Keeping Up star prefers a clean slate.
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The quasi-clean slate of a second-year team in New York is part of the appeal.
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For the best results, experts recommend first starting from a clean slate and then furnishing the space.
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Scaramucci's departure from the communications director role gave Kelly a clean slate, a White House statement said.
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For creating a clean slate, there's Meltdown, with four products designed to remove even the toughest formulas.
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Oddly, the boy's family history appeared to be a clean slate with regard to special cardiac diseases.
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The existing Democratic party may well have negative reputational capital, stimulating a Macron-style clean slate approach.
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The absence of any history is a clean slate on which the synthetic identity can be built.
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Though Hollywood often speaks of "rebooting" franchises, there is no clean slate to be written on here.
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Heading into their season opener on Friday at Columbus, the Islanders are talking about a clean slate.
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Miley Cyrus did the same thing in 2018, as did Lorde when she needed a clean slate.
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Jim Renacci, the front-runner for the nomination, gives the GOP a bit of a clean slate.
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The Republicans had picked their own outsider and he was, for the most part, a clean slate.
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"I think, first and foremost, maybe we can bring a clean slate to the Mets," Callaway said.
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You're thinking about things from a fresh perspective, and issues concerning communication are getting a clean slate.
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"I just think we need someone with a clean slate to help us win," said an Ohio Democrat.
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Then again, with all of last night's bloodshed, it's possible season two will start with a clean slate.
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At that point, you start the next month over with a new spending plan and a clean slate.
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Morena, the party he founded in 2014, has little governing experience — but it does have a clean slate.
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Racing Point were seventh last season, an impressive feat considering they started with a clean slate from August.
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The Synapse app controls the overclocking, display, and lighting effects on a clean slate version of Windows 10.
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" Spicer speaks: He tells @DanaBashCNN he "wanted to give the president and the new team a clean slate.
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Polls suggest 70% of voters like clean-slate efforts, and both parties want ways to shrink prison populations.
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"But you have to realize that it was more difficult than starting with a clean slate," Roahen explained.
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" How could Slater, she asked, "start a new job at the University of Wyoming with a clean slate?
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"To go somewhere where they don't know you at all is like having a clean slate," she said.
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You're on Week 2 of the workout plan I created specifically for Refinery29's 2020 Clean Slate program.
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It's the start of a new decade, a clean slate, the beginning of the Roaring Twenties round two.
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It's a clean slate, a fresh start, a new list of restaurants that deliver waiting to be explored!
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Moving to Edinburgh gave me a fresh start with new friends, a new environment and a completely clean slate.
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But as we saw in the first teaser for season 2, that clean slate he earned is short-lived.
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"We can say today with full confidence that we have a clean slate on child recruitment issues," he said.
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Once I had the opportunity to come to New York it was kind of a clean slate for me.
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Mr Deng has been released and is back in business, declaring last summer that he had a clean slate.
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He's banished to a hotel so that Claire can distance herself and start her presidency on a clean slate.
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I was able to approach this new relationship with a clean slate and the vulnerability that every love deserves.
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Harvey needed a clean slate after losing 10 games, after having never lost more than eight in a season.
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He's still a far ways off from a clean slate, but taking care of tax bills ... it's a start.
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Nineteen hours ago, Kanye—like the rest of us—seemed to want a clean slate for the new year.
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They are demanding nothing less than a clean slate — new leaders, real elections, and a real rule of law.
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This week, Clean Slate has released a roadmap to build worker power for a more just economy and democracy.
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Now, we've learned his Vegas probation is over ... so, for all intents and purposes, Sapp has a clean slate.
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The argument is that with Kalanick's leave only temporary, any attempt to start with a clean slate would be meaningless.
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Racing Point finished 2018 seventh out of 10 — some achievement given that they started with a clean slate from August.
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Yet, according to an account by Martin Meredith, a historian, he promised them a "clean slate" in the new country.
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While the character has been explored in the franchise's expanded universe, that's otherwise a pretty clean slate for movie audiences.
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In other words, when you get online, you get a clean slate as if you've never used that device before.
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But Girls is not sentimental about its past, and season five feels like it's starting with a relatively clean slate.
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There's nothing quite like a clean slate — especially one that's pre-populated with a generous helping of algorithmically generated spam.
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Republicans should just REPEAL failing ObamaCare now & work on a new Healthcare Plan that will start from a clean slate.
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Cobra has a clean slate, he says, adding that he's pressured government agencies to ban the practice to no avail.
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You don't start off with a clean slate, so you can't go out of bounds––even if you want to.
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I think if anything, changing a band name, it almost sort of gives you a clean slate in a way?
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Kick off the New Year — and do so with a clean slate and a clean run to the finish line.
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Such clean slate measures promise to help reintegrate people into their communities, improve public safety, and help the economy thrive.
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Just swap a clarifying option into your regimen from time to time to give your scalp and strands a clean slate.
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I'm willing to give Samsung a clean slate with the S8, which on first impressions looks and feels like a winner.
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I start every morning on a clean slate and deal with whatever comes my way the best way I know how.
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Unlike all of the pre-programmed Dash Buttons, this AT&T and AWS Web Services joint ships as a clean slate.
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Welcome to Clean Slate, Refinery29's 21-day course filled with new ways to think about food, exercise, and stress relief.
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As for how the show will continue without Miller's central character, creator Alec Berg said he's excited about the clean slate.
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This should wipe away the majority of problems you're having (it essentially gives your device a clean slate to start again).
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"This visit strikes me as a new milepost in our bilateral relations, starting again from a clean slate," Erdogan told TASS.
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Xiongan could be a political and geographical "clean slate" to generate more jobs and economic stimulus for North China, he said.
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"Simply put, uBiome needs a clean slate and a fresh start to save the business and 100 jobs," the document reads.
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He said he believes Flannery's team "still has the benefit of a clean slate" to lay a foundation for the future.
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Starting with a clean slate and creating a new deal designed to deliver the desired outcomes is the best policy approach.
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We met Lewis last September after we learned about Pennsylvania's proposed Clean Slate Act, legislation that could help people like Lewis.
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Moscow&aposs hopes that President Trump would be willing to start the relationship from a clean slate have been largely disappointed.
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Regardless of the years, it appears there isn't a best before date when it comes to laying down a clean slate.
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With the emblems of political power removed, Pouyan suggests a clean slate where new and future narratives can be painted afresh.
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You may be moving, or perhaps your family dynamic is shifting, or maybe you're just totally ready for a clean slate.
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Because Cohn was uninvolved in the campaign, he's a clean slate who can act as an ambassador to other power centers.
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And this past October, all three systems forgave the accumulated fines of members under 18, offering city's youths a clean slate.
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After a long year of backlash, viral challenges, and dangerous false alarms, it's time to start 2019 with a clean slate.
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A new moon in Virgo is crisp and clean like freshly washed laundry—what will you do with this clean slate?
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With so many states now back in session, drafting clean slate legislation is the perfect way to start the new year.
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If Lula is convicted of any crime, he could not run for president for eight years under Brazil's clean-slate law.
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But if you want to start 2017 out with a clean slate, it's important to do a little online and smartphone housekeeping.
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In response, Trump said on Twitter Congress should immediately repeal Obamacare and "start from a clean slate" on a new healthcare plan.
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Yet given all of the capital's urban maladies, the temptation to start with a clean slate is hard for planners to resist.
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We would flip the script on the Democrats and be the party to offer the fresh-faced leader with a clean slate.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska also said Thursday that she hoped to start with a "clean slate" in the Senate, according to Bloomberg.
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You did these graduate programs, coming up with the green field approach, or clean slate, or however you want to phrase it.
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Nonetheless, the Trump administration wants the courts to review the revised Executive Order as if it was written on a clean slate.
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But should society really adopt the same "clean slate" approach to all youthful bad behavior, including allegations of bullying or sexual assault?
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Clean Slate is a simple solution that can help solve a huge problem, but it can't happen without more people getting involved.
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A source who has advised Trump's transition team on security policy said the president-elect would start a "clean slate" with Duterte.
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The Taken King didn't take up any of the original campaign's dangling threads and Destiny 2 almost starts from a clean slate.
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They saw a clean slate, a chance to right what they had wronged in their lives, a promise for a brighter future.
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Now states as diverse as Michigan, Connecticut, and Washington are also advancing some clean slate automated record clearing legislation of their own.
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The sensible choice, 14 years later, when offered the opportunity for a clean slate, might have been to leave that song alone.
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Their day starts with Peter telling Victoria that he trusts her and they have a "clean slate" after her disastrous hometown date.
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Many states have decentralized hard copy records, stored across different courthouses and law enforcement agencies, so implementing clean slate can pose challenges.
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With urban transport, as with so many other areas of our mature industrial society, a clean slate is rarely a realistic option.
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The bankruptcy also provided Apollo and Metropoulos a clean slate, liberating them from union contracts, labor rules and debt and pension payments.
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Or Key, who arrived last summer with substantial experience yet a clean slate on a team still reeling from the previous March.
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It's probably just bullshit marketing spun to sell gym memberships but the start of another year can genuinely feel like a clean slate.
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So click through to see the best white swimsuits we could rustle up, and give yourself a clean slate for the upcoming summer.
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I wanted to start comedy with a clean slate and make my own name, but I could only hide it for so long.
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At the end of each class, he also incorporates yoga to help the veterans clear their mind and leave with a clean slate.
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The White House, however, is very much a clean slate, and the event will set the tone for what could be to come.
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That's why, as 2016 comes to a close, we're taking a different approach to the clean slate that comes with a new year.
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Washing hands in an experiment "seems to more generally remove past concerns, resulting in a metaphorical 'clean slate' effect," the study's abstract stated.
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Here's how it will work: Twitter will reset at the beginning of this experiment, allowing everyone to start again with a clean slate.
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Other than that though I think I've got a clean slate, which is great because being signed sucked the fun out of everything.
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A clean slate means they can focus their efforts on something brand new, and a vehicle platform tailored totally to their electric goal.
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A large part of today's investment, Steffens said, was being made to pay down Truphone's debt and go forward with a clean slate.
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Not only does the new moon restart the regular lunar cycle, it provides us with a clean slate in our personal lives, too.
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Scaramucci felt it was best to give Chief of Staff John Kelly a clean slate and the ability to build his own team.
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He also told CNN that he thinks the White House is now in a position where Trump "could benefit from a clean slate."
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The Streets Department also sends people out to the most trash-strewn neighborhoods to give them a clean slate before handing out citations.
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Under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, a politician whose conviction is upheld on appeal, as is the case with Lula, cannot run for office.
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"We wanted to keep it a clean slate, no limitations in terms of their dialogue and tone of their voice," Mr. Hed said.
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A buyer would gain a clean slate and would be able to build the biggest possible version of Twitter, free of internal squabbles.
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Humans love narrative, and therefore we love the idea that a new year brings a clean slate and the opportunity to self-improve.
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"We need to move forward with a clean slate and the Astros will become a stronger organization because of this today," said Crane.
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"We need to move forward with a clean slate and the Astros will become a stronger organization because of this today," he added.
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Friday's speech offers Trump a clean slate and if properly executed could enable the recalibration of his presidency after a tumultuous transition period.
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"They just wanted a fresh, clean slate, to start over with their family," said Skylar Case, 25, a close friend of Ms. McGuire's.
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The Urban EV Concept is supposed to represent a clean slate and the indicator of the direction Honda wants to take its EVs in.
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Joyful Movement is part of Clean Slate, Refinery29's 21-day course filled with new ways to think about food, exercise and stress relief.
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The Astrotwins often describe this moment as the start of your sign's "new year," given the new moon's reputation as a cosmic clean slate.
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The account will basically be given a clean slate with a shitload of free followers, and all tweets from the account will be wiped.
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Beyond Meditation is part of Clean Slate, Refinery29's 21-day course filled with new ways to think about food, exercise, and stress relief.
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Joyful Movement is part of Clean Slate, Refinery29's 21-day course filled with new ways to think about food, exercise, and stress relief.
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Zeti: I'm hoping that it can be all concluded by then so that I can hand over a clean slate to the next governor.
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Then, after disaster struck, he tweeted, calling for a simple vote to repeal Obamacare -- and work on a replacement plan from a clean slate.
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Making this commitment helps me to begin each morning with a clean slate, remembering who I am and why I do what I do.
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Introduced in the House, the Clean Slate Act would for the first time allow those with certain federal convictions to have their records sealed.
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New Jersey and two other states have already found a way to pass clean slate legislation, and others like Michigan are poised to follow.
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"You are starting with a clean slate, you have the opportunity to build out, you create the context yourself," he said of surface lots.
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People with past convictions, or who are incarcerated or on parole, would be eligible for a clean slate, and they could request expungement online.
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Lula is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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These healthy recipes are part of Clean Slate, Refinery1's 1-day course filled with new ways to think about food, exercise, and stress relief.
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A clean slate would reveal any nefarious performance-boosting tweaks—like, theoretically, altering the expression of fast-twitch muscle genes to engineer a perfect sprinter.
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But just like San Francisco after the 1906 Great Earthquake, disaster has given city planners a clean slate, a blank canvas on which to create.
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A study done in Michigan showed that only 6.5% of people eligible for a clean slate actually go through the process of expunging their records.
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I get that they're focused and that's not their job — they aren't psychotherapists... Most of us were taught way back when, 'You're a clean slate.
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Maybe you want a clean slate in your workout routine, so you sign up for a new class or upgrade your old pair of sneakers.
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In fact, we don't really know all that much about Arie, or 2018 Arie, at least, which means he kind of has a clean slate.
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"We have technology that can offer a clean slate, and hopefully a fresh perspective," the spa's owner, Joe Stanoszek, wrote in a statement on Cleveland.com.
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"I don't have a clean slate, like, I've just discovered healing, and everyone's like, 'We've never heard of that, let's check it out,' " he says.
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States looking to enact clean-slate legislation can look to Pennsylvania, where the state's General Assembly recently passed a version of this measure nearly unanimously.
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Britain and the United States can start from an entirely clean slate, taking World Trade Organization rules of fairness and scientific regulation as our standard.
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This season puts everyone in a clean slate state of mind, and this weekend is your opportunity to get a head start on that feeling.
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He is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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New moons are wonderful because they represent a clean slate, but they can be anxiety-inducing because everything is so new it can feel intimidating!
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But, as Mashable writes via Reddit, a clean slate may be the exact opposite of what Cersei needs in order to get to the Iron Throne.
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Many of them think there needs to be a clean slate at Uber after the recommendations of the Holder report are released to staff today. Why?
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Trump started with a pretty clean slate but has methodically alienated: The public: Gallup has his approval at 34%, down from 46% just after the inauguration.
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In doing so, I was choosing to give myself a clean slate instead of repeatedly reliving my trauma and convincing authorities that I had been victimized.
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Your communications get a clean slate with the new moon in Libra on September 28, and lucky news comes your way as Venus connects with Jupiter.
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Yet Mr. Santos also faced a challenge in renegotiating new terms with the rebels, who had been promised new lives as civilians and a clean slate.
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The 44-year-old Hoiberg was unable to connect with his most dominant players last year, but now finds himself with something of a clean slate.
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While Pennsylvania became the first state to sign the Clean Slate legislation last year, similar measures are catching on in other states such as Michigan and Colorado.
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He recruits a former Wall Street guy turned convict turned high-tech gym founder, and offers him a clean slate in exchange for tracing Taiga's money trail.
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Iran and Japan have a long history of cooperation, even during that war against the U.S.'s wishes — meaning it has something of a clean slate diplomatically.
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Before I gave it to her, I flipped open the cover and saw 192 blank pages, a clean slate on which she could start a new life.
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And no longer would the club that hoists the Champions League trophy be able to claim its victory entirely as its own, drawn from a clean slate.
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A new moon in Sagittarius arrives on December 18, finding you reimagining your goals for the future as well as enjoying a clean slate within your friendships.
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We need a nationwide clean slate program that speeds up record-sealing, and expansion of fair-chance hiring that removes the lifetime stigma of a past failure.
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Late last year, 25 groups from across the political spectrum announced their support for a nationwide campaign to enact clean slate in as many states as possible.
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Disabled Americans should not worry that their Chapter 7 cases, and their hope for a swift "fresh start," will be dismissed without receiving their "clean slate" discharge.
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Pennsylvanians need to call their legislators, and residents of other states need to ask theirs to start exploring a Clean Slate program where they live and work.
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Candidates should explain how they intend to repair that damage, not just what their policies would be if they somehow could be written on a clean slate.
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We all need a fresh start sometimes, and after September's confusing twists and turns, you'll be ready for a clean slate and some cuties to flirt with.
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It's like going to a clean slate place, where magic could just happen and you have to fight to stay alive, you being made of 60% water.
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" The White House's reasoning for Mr. Scaramucci's departure echoes something included in Sean Spicer's letter of resignation: wanting to give a new administration official a "clean slate.
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As you step into a clean slate and work out a few of your kinks, don't forget improving your means of self-care, including how you sleep.
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Getting a new planner can make 2020 feel like an actual clean slate, and writing down big events for the coming year will help you feel excited.
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The dismissal, reportedly to give new Chief of Staff John Kelly a clean slate, came several days after Scaramucci's profanity-laden call to a New Yorker reporter.
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If you want to start 2019 with a clean slate, Netflix's new original series may provide some inspiration, courtesy of the minimalist queen of clean Marie Kondo.
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If you look at George Washington or Thomas Jefferson or anyone that was of influence at that time [of America's origins] you can't find a clean slate.
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Preckwinkle tried to cast Lightfoot as a political novice who lacked experience in electoral politics, but, as Bloomberg noted, many were attracted to her "clean slate" appeal.
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The country's top electoral court is expected to bar Lula from running within days, as his corruption conviction upheld on appeal disqualifies him under a "clean slate" law.
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His Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube channels will take on new URLs, leaving the next president with a clean slate to post whatever and whenever he or she chooses.
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Those keen on Brexit want a clean slate to cut deals with other parts of the world, but many worry about the cost of new barriers in Europe.
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The star never had much of a social media presence before he began dating the singer, and we've all had those moments when we need a clean slate.
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Typically, the Google home page remains the blank, clean slate with the logo and search box that serves as millions of people's jumping off point to the web.
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He didn't last all that long on his first outing in Bachelor Nation, so he sort of has a clean slate walking onto that fateful beach in Mexico.
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As some have suggested, it might even be symbolic of a clean slate or new era — after the final battle of Season 8 inevitably transforms the realms forever.
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Ironically, this is where Destiny 2's clean-slate works against it: it's an expansion's worth of new content that cuts off access to all the old stuff.
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And Besh is adamant that Katrina also provided a clean slate of sorts—an opportunity for the city to embrace new cuisines while maintaining its own culinary culture.
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Clean-slate laws aim to clear one or more items from the criminal history of former offenders who have earned that opportunity after years of law-abiding living.
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"Simply put, uBiome needs a clean slate and a fresh start to save the business and 100 jobs," uBiome acting CEO Curtis Solsvig said in a court document.
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Alliance and BOOM now enter the playoffs with a clean slate, joining Team Aster and Gambit Esports, which swept their opening-round matches to advance to the playoffs.
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This show started with a clean slate: No juggernaut eating all the attention like "Hamilton" last year, and of course no awful current event hanging over the proceedings.
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Last, there is a so-called clean-slate law in Brazil, signed by the then-president Lula himself, stipulating that anyone convicted of corruption cannot run for office.
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Not only do you need to know where to look, but this must be done manually on an ongoing basis in order to keep up a clean slate.
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For the crooks out there, should they falsely certify to a clean slate, the SEC will have grounds to enforce the law against both the seller and the company.
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"The new year is a chance for new opportunities and a clean slate," said Jerry Patterson, senior vice president of retirement and income solutions at Principal, in a statement.
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This time around, human-rights lobbies were further angered by the fact that every new member was voted in on a "clean slate", meaning that no candidate faced competition.
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In the case of the mesopelagic, though, regulators will start with a clean slate, and thus a rare opportunity to agree in advance a way of stopping that happening.
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But the delegates begin each convention with a clean slate, leaving open the possibility that the rules could be changed to benefit Kasich or some other establishment-backed candidate.
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"SC2 is a three-year open competition in which teams from around the world are rethinking the spectrum-management problem with a clean slate," he wrote in IEEE Spectrum.
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Huge week for Michael Phelps ... the 30-year-old Olympic legend officially completed his probation from his '14 DUI arrest on Sunday -- meaning he's essentially got a clean slate!
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Chase Bank's is called "Clean Slate," and it has 0% APR for 15 months after you open it, and allows a 0% transfer fee for the first 60 days.
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"He finishes every inning and does such a good job, I come in with a nice clean slate," Miller said, adding that he would try to mimic Betances' approach.
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For now, tossed-out cases like New York City's will be taken up by appeals courts, where the suits will be examined from a clean slate by different judges.
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President Trump on Monday said Republicans should repeal ObamaCare now and "start from a clean slate" on a new healthcare plan, arguing doing so will help gain Democratic support.
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Even if I cannot identify anything in my work history about which someone has ever taken offense, I should not take my clean slate for granted in the future.
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Related: The Unusual Chemistry of an Experimental Master Artist | Conservation Lab Eroding Soap Bust Gets a Clean Slate | Conservation Lab The Race to Save Computer-Based Art | Conservation Lab
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John Cornyn's (R-TX) RESULTS Act (which substantially increases border enforcement but doesn't address other areas), to provide a clean slate to discuss who should be legalized and how.
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New Jersey Governor Philip Murphy recently signed a clean slate bill that has opened up new opportunities for millions of residents who have been involved in the justice system.
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Clean Slate: This is Norman Lear's comedy about a car wash owner named Henry who is thrilled that his estranged child is returning home to Alabama after 17 years.
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And if you're on holiday and the unread article count starts to get scarily high, just hit the mark all as read button and you're back to a clean slate.
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The company has a clean slate to grow an ad business that isn't tainted, and it has its core hardware business to pay the bills while Facebook only has advertising.
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The new Mass Effect: Andromeda sounds perfect on paper: take everything good about the originals, rejuvenate it with a clean slate start, and throw in a bunch of gameplay augmentations.
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It seems like a moment where the rapper is holding up a mirror to himself, one version of himself so immersed in pain, the other looking for a clean slate.
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The idea was to see which of those places would be most conducive for people in that age group to begin with a clean slate and rebuild their financial lives.
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The primary beneficiaries of clean-slate laws, advocates say, are employees with minor, nonviolent convictions from 85033 or 30 years ago who can't pass a background check to this day.
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Trying to clear a record as an individual can be a nightmare and consumes so much time that opportunities tend to slip away before a clean slate can be achieved.
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And for every conservative lawmaker wanting a clean slate, there are many more Republicans arguing that the current team will mostly stay intact, no matter what happens in the elections.
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When Brett Kavanaugh testifies, he comes to the witness table not with a clean slate, but a growing list of slippery misstatements made for the purpose of ensuring his confirmation.
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Wanting to leave things on a positive note, Harrison thought ending the segment by asking Barb about the future of her son's relationship would ultimately result in a clean slate.
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Clean slate is a realistic and compassionate policy that has now received widespread bipartisan support, as 71 percent of registered voters across party and demographic lines want federal record clearing.
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"Sanders said Spicer understood the president wanted to add new people to the team and felt like it was best for the team to start with a "totally clean slate.
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But because it's a clean slate in many ways, Kotlin adds a lot of nice-to-have features, a much cleaner syntax, ideas from functional programming, and other enhancements over Java.
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His successor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a left-winger, is equally keen to take office, on December 1st, with a clean slate, so that he can implement an ambitious domestic agenda.
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At this time of transition, the decision was based on a desire to have a clean slate as we look to support and grow the editorial missions of the acquired brands.
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Monday's transitions could provide a clean slate: a new chief of staff and the resulting restructuring could benefit the first daughter and presidential adviser with the space and opportunity to refocus.
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The day I was shaking everyone's hands and trying to meet people, and socialize — and sort of earn my clean slate — the video kept popping up on my peers' Instagram feeds.
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The Matrix star shook his head at his signature and was helped out by a volunteer who used a spreader to give the actor a clean slate to try again on.
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The new moon in Virgo brings a clean slate—sparkling clean, because you know, it's flawless Virgo—and the full moon in fiery Aries encourages us to confront things head-on.
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"In some ways, a clean slate is much more complicated than very discrete decisions," said Larry Levitt, an executive vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonpartisan health research group.
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We're talking about the no-makeup makeup, clean-slate sort of beauty look you wear six out of seven days of the week and can probably apply with your eyes closed.
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Vanessa Hudgens needed a clean slate in both her love life and her kitchen -- so she took care of both in one fell swoop ... kicking all that trash to the curb.
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You can think of this as browsing from a clean slate: you won't have access to any of your bookmarks or data that are saved to your Google account inside Chrome.
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The Washington Post, citing two people close to Trump, said the president's adviser Stephen Bannon and Attorney General Jeff Sessions wanted a clean slate of federal prosecutors to assert the administration's power.
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Jefferies analyst Edison Lee said before Thursday's results were out that China Unicom was "kitchen sinking costs" to create a clean slate for the new financial year under the new ownership structure.
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Early states that legalized weed have almost had to work backwards, retroactively drafting legislation to make it as easy as possible to give people impacted by draconian drug measures a clean slate.
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Donald Trump is not just another president, he doesn't have a clean slate to work with, and anyone who collaborates with him as if he is or does is essentially erasing history.
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New moons can encourage us to seek a "clean slate," which, this month, could manifest as deleting the dating apps you're sick of browsing or finding a new spot for future meetups.
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Lula, who served as president from 2003-2010, is ineligible for office under Brazil's "Clean Slate" law, which prohibits candidates from running if they have convictions that have been upheld on appeal.
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Andrew Hosmer, the newly-elected mayor of Laconia, a bellwether city where Buttigieg held a rally on Tuesday night, said New Hampshire provided a clean slate for candidates who underperformed in Iowa.
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The platform gave users a clean slate after six months without a second violation, and in 2010, added the ability for users to appeal strikes that they believed had been wrongfully applied.
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Along with a Democratic colleague from Philadelphia, Wagner co-sponsored a "clean slate" bill that would seal the criminal records of non-violent criminals who maintain a clean record for ten years.
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Lawmakers, communities, business leaders, law enforcement, and even the Philadelphia Eagles came together to pass the first in the nation Clean Slate Act in 2019, with support from 81 percent of Pennsylvanians.
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In addition to the start of a new year and a clean slate, this weekend marks a milestone nearly a century in the making: the opening of the Second Avenue subway line.
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For many, the start of a new year represents a clean slate — a chance to take stock of what truly matters in life and course correct in search of a better path.
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Later that year, however, Airbus decided on a design for a new, clean slate carbon aircraft with two engines and the A350 in its final form was born, a $13 billion endeavor.
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Nick is now free to move forward with his life, to focus on resolving the personal lawsuit, take a long well-deserved vacation and hopefully use the clean slate to start again.
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"The Clean Slate bill helps us accomplish something I have worked hard to do since I took office, make our criminal justice system fairer, more equitable, and more focused on rehabilitation," Wolf said.
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We won't give you the "new year, new you" spiel, but there's a reason (and a fascinating history behind) why the new year is traditionally a great chance at a fresh, clean slate.
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Related: Eroding Soap Bust Gets a Clean Slate | Conservation Lab When Regular Tools Don't Cut It, Make 'Em Yourself | Conservation Lab Inside the Haunting Restoration of a Gas Chamber Execution Sculpture | Conservation Lab
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Look, we love a clean slate — and god knows we need one after this past year — but there's no quicker way to bring down a mood than by bringing up New Year's resolutions.
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War on drugs: Priest speaks out against Philippines 'blood lust' Clean slate Lascanas said in Monday's testimony that he was personally responsible for the deaths of almost 200 individuals, including 30 innocent bystanders.
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It is widely expected to reject Mr. da Silva's bid for office under the "clean slate" law, which disqualifies anyone who has a criminal conviction that has been upheld by an appeals court.
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I prefer the way my hair looks after its been air-dried and I enjoy going to bed with a clean slate every night — so lathering up every evening just works for me.
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Or, at the very least (on those nights when you're not in bed until the wee hours) you can wash off the day's grime to create a clean slate for your cellular system.
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Instead of trying the diet dejour, feed your brain with nutrient dense foods like the ones I've provided from my book, Eat Complete, for Refinery29's Clean Slate program starting on Jan. 1.
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In announcing the settlement now and including the cost in the fourth quarter, Goldman is trying to enter 2016 with a clean slate and put much of its outstanding regulatory issues behind it.
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It would appear that Jacques wishes to start his tenure with a clean slate, and all eyes will now be on how he uses the opportunity, given he will only get it once.
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"At this time of transition, the decision was based on a desire to have a clean slate as we look to support and grow the editorial missions of the acquired brands," it said.
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"It's a big improvement from what we had, but it's not a true clean slate," said Emma Goodman, a staff lawyer at the Legal Aid Society who is leading the Conviction Sealing Project.
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Perhaps starting with a clean slate is more up your alley: Try opening all the doors and windows in your house at midnight to usher out the old year and invite the new.
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But the blank slate in Brooklyn — where ownership is a largely absentee and ambiguously directed partnership between Mikhail Prokhorov and Joseph Tsai — presented a clean-slate challenge that was more intriguing than daunting.
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Edut recommends tending to your sources of bad luck ASAP, so that you feel at least a little less burdened by the new moon (the lunar equivalent to a clean slate) on October 19.
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The Fighting Illini appear to have taken that clean slate approach to heart, winning their first two tournament games and advancing to play No. 18.83 Purdue — the No. 4 seed — in Friday's second quarterfinal.
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Chiefs rookie star Tyreek Hill is getting a bum rap for past mistakes ... so says Hill's college coach, who tells TMZ Sports it's time for the world to give the kid a clean slate.
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Looking across neat postwar suburbs or at the veins of roads in the interstate highway today, it's hard to envision what was there before the bulldozers ground the land down into a clean slate.
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Under the so-called Clean Slate law, put into effect in 2010 while Mr. da Silva was president, candidates are barred from running for office if a criminal conviction has been upheld on appeal.
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By making clean slate policies a reality at both the state and federal levels, we can move our country toward a future where a criminal record is no longer a life sentence to poverty.
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A broad-based coalition of labor law scholars convened by Harvard's Program on Labor and Worklife will soon issue a report outlining a "clean slate" approach to updating the nation's woefully outdated labor laws.
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Alternatively, he could run his campaign from prison as long as the electoral courts don't disqualify him by invoking the Clean Slate law, which bars those convicted of criminal offenses from seeking public office.
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Individuals across America are looking forward to a clean slate, solidifying their dedication to traditional resolutions such as spending more time with those they love, learning a new hobby, or retaining a healthier lifestyle.
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Even after Kalanick was discarded, the venture capital firm launched a surprise lawsuit that was ultimately used as negotiating leverage and dropped for a series of governance changes that offered Kalanick's successor a clean slate.
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She's hoping that Mars will prove to be a clean slate for the two of them, but her tarot cards keep predicting more challenges ahead, not only for the couple, but for all of humanity.
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If you view the month of January as a clean slate and an opportunity to start a new chapter in your life, consider Mercury's direct energy to be an additional source of confidence and motivation.
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Where some narratives would treat this new chapter of her life as a clean slate, it's clear Sansa carried her trauma with her, as a laurel on her head and an albatross around her neck.
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The new moon is a clean slate that offers you a moment of quiet time to yourself, and as Mercury enters Cancer, you'll find yourself connecting with your inner voice and fine-tuning your intuition.
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In Pennsylvania, Governor Tom Wolf (D) signed the nation's first "Clean Slate" law to seal records of offenders convicted of low-level, nonviolent misdemeanor offenses who do not incur further criminal charges over ten years.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said in September that steps already taken by Ankara would give banks a "clean slate" and that it was time for private banks to take a "proactive role" in lending again.
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Although she had no prior dog grooming experience, she was able to make that a positive by saying she prefers starting with a clean slate so she can learn everything from the company and team.
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The United States she depicts is ahistoric and sanitized for her readers' consumption — "a clean slate for pure capitalist freedom, with no indigenous people, no slaves, no exploited immigrants or workers in sight," Duggan writes.
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The new moon in Libra arrives and Venus connects with Jupiter on September 28, offering you a clean slate, good vibes, and a jovial, generous atmosphere in your daily routine, day job, and general habits!
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But the House Intelligence Committee will be starting with a clean slate on Wednesday — a source familiar with the matter said the panel has no prior knowledge of Trump Jr.'s testimony before Senate investigators.
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" A clean slate, he said, "will give them an opportunity to go straight to the American people and say, 'We are gonna win your confidence,'" adding that those within the department "tend to be defensive.
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It quickly became obvious that, as a writer, convincing a magazine to pay thousands of dollars for my sponsorship would be almost impossible, so I busied myself with the task of decorating my clean slate instead.
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But not for Kalanick himself, who is getting a pass for the past and the kind of clean slate that Huffington and the board of Uber are doling out without him paying much of a price.
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Whether you're looking for a new look to bring into 2019 or a breakup-fueled style to manifest your clean slate, scroll through to find the cut that'll have you amped to chop it all off.
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Reinstalling macOS and starting again from scratch is also an option—if your personal files and data are all safely backed up somewhere and you want to take the opportunity to get yourself a clean slate.
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"Fortunately I have been doing this for a long time, this is my third cycle of the year before the Olympics, it doesn't matter we're all going with a clean slate come this Fall," said Adrian.
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Elected in 2018, Jones was chosen as an outsider with a clean slate because he ran the union's Region 5 - which includes 17 western and southwestern U.S. states far from the epicenter of scandal in Detroit.
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They were a cross-section of people, soldiers and civil servants, often the black sheep of their families, sometimes criminals seeking a clean slate and, especially at first, men simply out to make a quick buck.
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Elected in 2018, Jones was chosen as an outsider with a clean slate because he ran the union's Region 5 - which includes 17 western and southwestern U.S. states far from the epicenter of scandal in Detroit.
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He told CNN shortly after he resigned that he "wanted to give the president and the new team a clean slate" and said in a tweet that he would stay at the White House through August.
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Where Dooku's history was covered in books such as Darth Plagueis and a variety of comics before Disney acquired Lucasfilm, that backstory was wiped away in favor of a clean slate for the new trilogy of films.
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If you feel that you didn't hit all your goals in 2018, use the New Year as a clean slate to transform your life and your approach to productivity to achieve the milestones you've set for yourself.
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Bottom line: Whitman will launch the company with a pretty clean slate, giving her and Katzenberg the opportunity to learn from other platforms that are transitioning away from unscripted viral social videos to more thoughtful, episodic content.
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But what Dyson's bot doesn't do is learn your space over time; after each run, the vacuum begins the next with a clean slate, as it doesn't store any data about previous runs to inform future ones.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said in an interview with Russia's TASS news agency published on Monday he wanted to reset relations with Russia from a clean slate and restart cooperation in a range of sectors.
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A number of commentators have said that while shoving Franken aside was, well, unfortunate, it was excellent politics for the Democrats to arrange to have a "clean slate" when it came to the matter of sexual hijinks.
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"Temer's main objective is to put the impeachment issue behind him and start with a clean slate in the international arena," said Geraldo Zahran, a professor of international relations at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.
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Mr. Murdoch, who now presides over Fox News as executive chairman, kept in place several of Mr. Ailes's most loyal deputies and recently promoted them to leadership roles, troubling employees who had hoped for a clean slate.
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"Defendants must realize that a change in counsel does not create a clean slate for a party to proceed as if prior representations made to the Court were not in fact made," added the Maryland-based Hazel.
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Few in Brazil doubt Lula will be barred from running under a "Clean Slate" law that bans politicians from seeking public office if they have been convicted of a crime and it has been upheld on appeal.
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The top 18 individual riders started with a clean slate to ride for individual medals in the freestyle competition, a routine of choreographed moves to music that is essentially the equine version of a gymnastics floor routine.
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That sense of drive, inspiration, and determination, that this is a clean slate and a fresh start and anything could happen — I know it can't last forever, but I'd love to have my own on-demand supply.
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But, in this economy, more employers are willing to hire formerly incarcerated people, and more lawmakers are willing to invest in job training, "second chance" and "clean slate" bills to help the formerly incarcerated start new lives.
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The top 18 individual riders started with a clean slate to ride for individual medals in the Freestyle competition, a routine of choreographed moves to music that is essentially the equine version of a gymnastics floor routine.
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Today I want to say that I am personally giving you a clean slate to reboot your relationship with the Latino community after what everyone can agree has been the most toxic election cycle in recent political memory.
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"We have taken aggressive action to enter 2018 with a clean slate so that we can reset our economic model and rapidly improve profitability," Margo Georgiadis, who took over as Mattel CEO last February, said in a statement.
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In presidential politics, this allows you to close one chapter and look forward to the next, and allows for a clean slate to regroup and possibly court the groups that did not support you the first go round.
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Prior to the penis jabs, the researchers used liposuction to remove some of the men's abdominal fat and separated out semi-mature mesenchymal stem cells, which are the clean-slate cells that become muscle, fat, and bone tissue.
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Clean-slate legislation offers the opportunity to uphold the spirit of the law by ensuring that a minor conviction isn't a lifelong sentence, and that record-clearing is available to anyone who has earned it, rich or poor.
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New Jersey also pursued one of the country's most liberal expungement programs by offering a clean slate for those who had been convicted of possessing up to five pounds of marijuana, an amount higher than any other state.
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And the Clean Slate for Worker Power initiative at Harvard Law School recently released a sweeping set of proposals aimed at empowering workers — both by expanding traditional unions but also by creating other alternative mechanisms for worker voice.
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Still, the deal is a "tentative truce and not a clean slate; and far from a lasting resolution," Varathan cautioned, adding that there are more questions than answers regarding the monitoring and compliance mechanism of the trade agreement.
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As I continue asking myself questions about the life I want to build and the woman I want to be, returning to my literal roots feels like a clean slate, a canvas I can paint however I choose.
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Illinois delivers shocking upset of No. 20 Iowa INDIANAPOLIS — Illinois came to the Big Ten tournament with what coach John Groce calls a clean slate after finishing the regular season 13-18 overall and 5-13 in the conference.
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Drouin, the reigning world champion and one of three bronze medalists in the event at London 2012, jumped with a clean slate throughout the competition, only falling short of the mark at 2.40 meters having already cinched the gold.
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According to Perez Hilton, the 30-year-old actress has cleared all posts from her Twitter and Instagram accounts in hopes of starting 2017 with an almost-literal clean slate (because social media is the 21st-century slate, yes?).
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The clean-slate color may seem a little intimidating at first — with all the potential for coffee spills, ketchup drips, and lipstick smudges — but as you'll see ahead, it's easier to wear an all-white outfit than you think.
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Rather than face the uphill — and perhaps insurmountable — battle of redefining Hyundai as luxury, it instead created a new, clean-slate luxury brand atop itself — Genesis — with which it can do whatever it wants in order attract luxury consumers.
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"The reiterated full-year guidance at the upper-end gives us confidence that TJX enters holiday on a clean slate and is demonstrating a return to positive comparable store sales," MKM Partners analyst Roxanne Meyer wrote in a note.
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Following Disney's acquisition of the franchise, Lucasfilm has completely rebooted the story of Star Wars, eliminating the long-running Expanded Universe (now published as Star Wars: Legends), which allowed filmmakers to approach The Force Awakens with a clean slate.
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" An earlier White House statement half-heartedly cast the decision to leave as Scaramucci's, asserting that he "felt it was best to give Chief of Staff John Kelly a clean slate and the ability to build his own team.
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Once you get past the initial fear of not being an expert, questioning what you're doing, and figuring out where to start, you'll realize that starting with a clean slate in a new industry presents more opportunities than disadvantages.
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Clean Slate: A comedy about an Alabama car wash owner who is thrilled when his long-lost child decides to return home, but is flummoxed when he finds out his child is a trans woman, played by Laverne Cox.
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More recent additions to the originals lineup include the Fey-produced comedy "Girls5Eva," as well as in-development shows like "Expecting" from Mindy Kaling, "Division One" from Amy Poehler, "Clean Slate" from Norman Lear and "MacGruber," from Will Forte.
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In Pennsylvania, Jenkins has been working to raise awareness for the proposed Clean Slate Act, a bipartisan bill that would allow for offenders of nonviolent misdemeanors to have their records sealed after 10 years if they haven't had any subsequent offenses.
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But when you're responsible for the artistic elements of a 112-year-old transportation system that serves millions of people everyday, the chances to facilitate the development of new artworks with a totally clean slate can be few and far between.
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Eating bread and drinking ale over the grave of a recently deceased, Manslow and other sin-eaters would take on whatever was left un-confessed, embodying these sins so the departed could enter Heaven with a clean slate and pure conscience.
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The Clean Slate Act, proposed legislation that has support from both Republicans and Democrats in the Pennsylvania Legislature, would use technology to automatically seal charges that did not lead to convictions, along with some nonviolent misdemeanor convictions, after 10 years.
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Communication is a big theme for you during Taurus season, and if there have been any miscommunications or confusion in your life recently, the new moon in Taurus on May 15 will help reground the energy and encourage a clean slate.
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But even if there were buyers, debt-laden producers might be better off filing for bankruptcy and starting with a clean slate, they say, instead of selling off reserves to settle with creditors and ending up with nothing to drill.
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This approach, known as sectoral bargaining and recommended in the Clean Slate report, will help to reverse historical exclusions based on race and ensure that all workers have a collective voice in determining how they work and their wages and benefits.
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Whether the stick is malfunctioning or you simply want a clean slate to rebuild its app selection from scratch, restoring the gadget to factory settings is a relatively quick and straightforward process that shouldn't take more than a few minutes.
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"In all honesty this is a fresh start, a clean slate and a new season, jumping on the grass," Barty told reporters on Friday at the Edgbaston club which again has attracted a high-class field ahead of next month's Wimbledon.
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This vehicle will not be based on the electric architecture found on GM's Chevrolet models, the Volt or the Bolt EV. GM is starting with a clean slate and developing a new battery electric architecture, which Cadillac will be the first to use.
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You love a clean slate, Libra, and today's new moon in Taurus is bringing one around some very messy, tricky issues in your life: anything and everything from sex, to shared financial resources, to more serious issues like mourning and facing transitions.
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It's a kind of meta-genre work that a film can only really pull off if it is given a clean slate to work from — one untainted by dozens of trailers, TV spots, and all of the preconceived notions those bring with them.
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Flicking the switch to Off actually resets your advertising ID, so you can turn it off and on again to start with a clean slate, if you don't mind targeted ads but think the various tracking services Microsoft uses have you all wrong.
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To the Editor: Re "After Jail Time, a Clean Slate" (Op-Ed, March 21): As J.J. Prescott and Sonja B. Starr advocate, it is high time to institute automatic expungement of records for minor criminal acts once the formal sentence has been served.
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DuckDuckGo's approach is to start with a clean slate and use web crawlers — virtual online agents that visit and catalog selected aspects of sites — to build a rolling database of rules that adapts to the latest jukes by trackers and site admins.
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A confusing month ends on a pleasant note when a new moon in Libra arrives on September 28, offering a clean slate, and an easy, pleasant energy flows in your social life and relationships as sweet, sexy Venus mingles with lucky Jupiter!
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Outgoing Airbus CEO Tom Enders wanted to halt output of its loss-making A19973 to hand a clean slate to successor Guillaume Faury and was reluctant to respond to BA's interest in buying the world's largest airliner at low prices, offering only A350s.
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HONG KONG, April 21 (Reuters) - Yingde Gases said its CEO and chief operating officer have resigned, giving Hong Kong-based private equity firm PAG a clean slate to manage the company after its acquisition of a controlling stake in China's largest industrial gases company.
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"President Trump and I fully support the majority leaders' position to move forward with a bill that just repeals Obamacare and gives Congress time, as the President said, to work on a new health care plan that will start with a clean slate," Pence said.
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If the situation has got seriously bad, you can try uninstalling and reinstalling your browser, giving you a clean slate when it comes to aggregated data, out-of-date settings, and any general clutter that's built up (that trick should work on mobile too).
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According to Community Legal Services in Philadelphia, since the law went into effect in late December 2018, more than 85033,500 Pennsylvanians have requested help from attorneys offering their services free of charge via the My Clean Slate PA initiative; and 25,000 have visited mycleanslatepa.
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Harrison said it would be unusual for lawmakers to pursue impeachment, because the Democratic-controlled Legislature prefers to have its gubernatorial nominee next year run against Christie's legacy, rather than give the Republican lieutenant governor an opportunity to start the race with a clean slate.
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On Wednesday evening at 10:06 PM, the Sun meets Mercury—the messenger of the Gods which is currently retrograde—allowing mental clarity and providing an extra push to get things done in order to have a clean slate for this weekend's solar eclipse.
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"The idea of coming in with an absolute clean slate to set up a program that I thought was likely to influence astronomy for 50 years was just a challenge that I couldn't turn down," she recalled in her National Air and Space Museum interview.
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"President Trump and I fully support the majority leader's decision to move forward with a bill that just repeals ObamaCare and gives Congress time, as the president said, to work on a new healthcare plan that will start with a clean slate," he said.
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Outwardly I had gone to seek work and have another year at home with my family, but privately I'd hoped that there, with a clean slate and in a different environment, I would be able to rid myself of my increasingly debilitating eating disorder, bulimia.
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The new moon in Virgo arrives on September 9, creating a clean slate when it comes to your work, your schedule, and your ways—this is a wonderful time to dump a bad habit or add something to your routine that would benefit you, like daily meditation.
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Death Stranding is hardly subtle, but its clean slate liberates it from the weight of series history that Metal Gear increasingly struggled to bear, and if it still has an objectifying camera, it's no longer leering and the character designs are more functional than stylized or sexualized.
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The Supreme Electoral Tribunal will determine the eligibility of candidates starting in August, and it is widely expected to reject Mr. da Silva's bid under the "clean slate" law, which deems candidates unfit to run if they have been convicted of a crime and lost an appeal.
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Mean girls might not be inspirational but they sure do know how to win points — we haven't started keeping score yet because we wanted everyone to get drafted with a clean slate, but I imagine I'll get a regular "can I steal you away?" boost from Corrine.
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While adults make prime targets for their account balances, a child's information, particularly their Social Security number, has even more value to scammers because it is a "clean slate" for opening new lines of credit before someone catches on, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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As the Post noted, this is a strong hint that given the choice between penalizing Facebook further for the "litany of privacy scandals" that have emerged since the FTC began its investigation and giving it "a clean slate going forward," the agency has chosen the latter.
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He may not command the same respect as Bhumibol, but his relatively clean slate is another kind of asset: It gives him credibility, perhaps even leverage, with pro-democracy advocates, including supporters of the populist former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, commonly known as the red shirts.
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I've recently become obsessed with drinking more water (I blame my Hydro Flask and Jonah Hill), and now this morning glass has become a necessity for me — I feel like I'm flushing out all the gunk in my body from the night before and starting with a clean slate.
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"This visit seems to me a new milestone in bilateral relations, beginning with a clean slate, and I personally, with all my heart and on behalf of the Turkish nation, salute Mr Putin and all Russians," Erdogan told Russian state media, just before touching down in St. Petersburg.
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Democrats' attempts to unearth his finances and to bring in his top aides for testimony both fed into Trump's belief that Democrats are overstepping and his frustration that the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation did little to give him the clean slate he had hoped for.
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Both processes should give the app a clean slate to work with, and if it's still causing issues, then you might want to get in touch with the developer, or at least check out the app's official support pages (usually linked to from its Google Play Store listing).
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The A$972.7 million ($704 million) first-half loss included a A$3.2 billion write-off on its aborted Masters hardware chain, giving new CEO Brad Banducci, Woolworths' former head of food, a clean slate to reverse its slide against traditional rival Coles and newcomers like Aldi and Costco.
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A White House statement said Mr Scaramucci left in order to give John Kelly, Mr Priebus's replacement, "a clean slate and the ability to build his own team"; Mr Kelly, a former general and homeland-security secretary, reportedly told Mr Scaramucci of his ousting shortly after being sworn in.
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And you can listen to an album and trash it on your Facebook, and the fact that that will actually have an effect on how your friends perceive it is very dangerous, because for one thing, you're not giving people the opportunity to experience things from a clean slate.
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The first step is to unify behind the urgent need to start over from a clean slate and enact tax reform by a certain date, one that is near enough to spur discussion and legislative work, but far enough away that it will not to roil the economic markets.
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Of course, you have the opportunity to dump your ex's stuff to Goodwill any time of the year, but if your old feelings are getting you down while everyone seems to be buying each other roses, now is a good a time as ever for a clean slate.
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Legislation like the Renew Act, the Clean Slate Act, and the Fair Chance Act would enhance the reforms in the First Step Act by breaking down barriers to reentry, including the simple existence of a criminal record, that still prevent rehabilitated offenders from reentry into society as productive citizens.
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If we were writing on a clean slate, that question would seem to have only one answer given the current state of technology: No. By putting singular and dispositive regulatory weight on broadband's incidental offering of DNS and caching, the Commission misses the technological forest for a twig.
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By the end of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, a lot had happened in the series, from nuclear devastation to a Russian invasion of the US. So when the developers at Infinity Ward started plotting out the next game in the series, they realized something — they needed a clean slate.
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"Our plan from the beginning was to wrap up the loose threads because driving into season 9, which we're very hopeful that we'll have, we wanted to come in with a clean slate and be able to tell new stories and not owe anything back," Hawley told EW on Friday.
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An article on Thursday about the Mets' eagerness to open the regular season against the Kansas City Royals with a clean slate after a poor spring misstated the game in the 2015 World Series that started with Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard throwing high and inside to the Royals' Alcides Escobar.
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I understand that if you're talking about, with a clean slate we're going to talk about what matters to America and what ails America, and we're going to go out and we're going to figure out what people in real America feel, and we're going to write according to that.
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In recent years, increased attention to the connection between these restrictions, which make it difficult to lead a stable life, and recidivism has spurred lawmakers in states across the country to pass legislation affording those with a conviction or an arrest a clean slate, according to a Vera Institute report.
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The coalition that came together on this issue submitted a Public Records Act request to the San Francisco Superior Court and examined the fines and fees charged to clients in their Clean Slate program, which helps people expunge their criminal records so that they can start a new life more easily.
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Sectoral bargaining and the other innovations laid out in the Clean Slate for Worker Power report inspire us to rethink what is possible, because while winning change one campaign at a time has real impact for the lives of working people, workers in America need representation and protections at scale.
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" —Kate Bubacz, deputy photo director, BuzzFeed News "As the new year creates a clean slate for many of us, this photo essay from the Caravan of photojournalist Gabriele Cecconi's work across several Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh is a vital reminder that all of the sins of 2017 and 2018 haven't washed away.
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Schwarzman, whose global investment firm has $361 billion assets under management, likened the new administration's methods to "zero-based budgeting," a business tactic where all of an organization's expenses are reconsidered at the start of each fiscal period to decide where the funds would be best put to use — a clean slate.
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When investor Aileen Lee started her firm Cowboy Ventures in 2012, she saw it as a "clean slate" — a chance to focus on different companies from those she had over the past decade at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and to check if common assumptions in venture capital were supported by the numbers.
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A consensus is building for such a system here in the US. Clean Slate for Worker Power, a coalition of more than 80 participants from labor, academia, and nonprofits, convened out of Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program, today released a set of sweeping recommendations to fundamentally rewrite US labor laws.
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Reset Your Router It's an IT troubleshooting cliché, but that's because it often works: resetting your router (or cable box or modem or any other device that brings the internet into your home) should clear away any temporary bugs and issues, forcing the device to reconnect to the web from scratch with a clean slate.
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Valentine's Day may have passed, but that doesn't mean you can't still do a little something special for your S.O. Charlotte suggests starting out with a clean slate, in this case a well moisturized face with some illuminating foundation to create the appearance of flawless, poreless skin which the makeup artist enthuses men love.
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In the desert there, she built herself an adobe house and studio, and in 1974, after a seven-year hiatus, returned to making art, beginning with a series of prints titled "On a Clear Day," composed of plain grids and stacks of ungridded horizontal lines, black on white, like words on a clean slate.
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"My adversaries have made a good job of portraying this as the fact that I was hiding something, that I was pretending," Dr. Villani said during an interview a couple of days prior at campaign headquarters, a third-floor flat with old oak floors and clean-slate white walls, one block over from Notre-Dame.
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The second lady's unscathed image and relatively low profile — her family's pet rabbit, Marlon Bundo, has 12 times more Instagram followers than she does — gives her a clean slate of sorts to make her case on behalf of Trump and her husband to voters who may be skeptical of the duo heading into 2020.
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The energy begins to shift during the new moon in Aries, which lands on April 20—a clean slate is here, and it's a wonderful time to rework your budget, ask for a raise, cast a money spell, or do just about anything that requires you to stick up for yourself—Aries is all about bravery!
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He began the week supporting a Senate effort to overhaul the law, but when it became clear late Monday that Republicans would fall short of the votes for that measure, he abruptly declared that lawmakers should simply repeal the law and start from a "clean slate" on an effort to replace it — an approach he had previously ruled out.
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They said that neither side had been prepared for the previous unsolicited meeting and that if Mr. Alptekin changed his rendition of events and told them the truth (that is, conformed his rendition of the facts to what they believed), they would operate on a clean slate and all would be forgiven," Page and Memmen wrote. "Mr.
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The new waterfront project gives Canadians "amazing opportunity to innovate or leapfrog" in urban innovation, since existing cities grew organically into what they are and how they work, for better or for worse, but the new smart city area won't "be built on the bones of past failure and past successes," but will instead be developed from a clean slate.
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It was just a naming convention for this analysis that I was trying to do which is, I had this new fund, Cowboy Ventures, a $103 million seed fund, and before diving into making a lot of investments, I had the fortune of having a clean slate and more time, because I didn't have a huge portfolio to work with.
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Pennsylvania is leading the nation with a steady advancement of bipartisan criminal justice reforms focused on removing barriers that prevent advancement in the workforce: the nation's first 'Clean Slate' law; creating a fair-chance hiring policy for state government; and eliminating driver's license suspensions for non-driving infractions; all while seeing consecutive annual decreases in our prison population and a drop in crime.
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You don't have much choice in last name—and, if it's more than twelve letters long, your kid, no matter what his achievements in mineralogy or hydraulics, will never join the ranks of famous scientists immortalized on the side of the Eiffel Tower—but scrawling a first name upon a clean slate of a human being is a momentous responsibility.
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As Donald 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 enters the White House, Republicans are offered a clean slate to shape their brand and define what the party stands for.
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It signaled the start of service again on a given table, the start of four more covers—and a clean slate from the shit-show I found myself in only ten minutes prior, when I placed the dehydrated beets in all the wrong directions on six different plates in the middle of a very busy Friday night while the Romanian dishwasher, Tibi, laughed at my failure.
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Outgoing White House press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE said Friday he has "no regrets" about leaving the Trump administration, saying that he wanted to leave the White House press team with a clean slate.
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Rutherford Falls: A small town in upstate New York is turned upside down when the local legend and town namesake, Nathan Rutherford (Ed Helms), fights the moving of a historical statue Saved by the Bell: Bayside High gets an influx of new low-income students who give the overprivileged Bayside kids a dose of reality The Kids Tonight Show: The only late-night talk show for kids, by kids, from Jimmy Fallon Who Wrote That: A docuseries that gives a behind-the-scenes look at Saturday Night Live's most important writers MacGruber (in development): An action comedy based on the SNL sketch starring Will Forte's MacGyver knockoff Straight Talk (in development): A show about an ideological odd couple The Adventure Zone (in development): An animated series based on the McElroy family's Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying podcast Clean Slate (in development): A man reunites with his son, who comes out to him as transgender Expecting (in development): A single woman asks her gay best friend to be her sperm donor.
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