They still have cars from 29 clogging up their lots.
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The made-up concept of icky debris clogging up your system?
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Democrats infuriated the President by clogging up confirmation of Cabinet nominees.
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A variety of other odd widgets clogging up the righthand side.
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London (CNN Business)The arteries of global trade are clogging up.
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Businesses doubled down on efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
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Uneaten food is clogging up municipal waste systems and limited landfill space.
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This will help stop oil and bacteria clogging up in your pores.
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Now, I didn't come down on anyone for clogging up my inbox.
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Disembarking, we climbed over huge slabs of debris clogging up an alleyway.
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Then it just sits there, clogging up my iPhone and collecting dust.
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Departure times were often set before daybreak to avoid clogging up highways.
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Worse, the pipelines of the financial system are clogging up in the panic.
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I'm not following these people and their tweets are clogging up my timeline. pic.twitter.
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Are some people clogging up your feed because they tweet 80 times a day?
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However, what really bugs locals is the number of tourists clogging up the bridge.
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This isn't simply a case of more paperwork clogging up an already backlogged system.
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Shopowners rely on cars and vans to restock their wares, clogging up narrow side-streets.
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Another public benefit will be fewer actions on digital streaming issues clogging up the courts.
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As for the rest, you'll have to deal with them clogging up your app drawer.
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If a primo day opens up, InSight can't have other peoples' rockets clogging up the spaceport.
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For U.S. officials, it's a step that stops ineligible cases from clogging up the court system.
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Well, one of them is currently undead and clogging up the Abigail's cooling and filtration system.
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Greek banks are burdened by soured loans clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
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Scammers are clogging up our phone lines and ripping off American consumers on an unprecedented scale.
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Many of the laws were established so retailers could pursue shoplifters without clogging up the courts.
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So why do I have four years' worth of "updates" and "deals" clogging up my inbox?
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The copycat accounts are just annoying, clogging up a perfectly good feed with endless goats and aliens.
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Growth was also held back by businesses stepping up efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
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Aluminum is trending for beverage containers as a way to stop plastic pollution from clogging up oceans.
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Instead, we were clogging up the courts, filling jails and, most tragically, ruining a lot of lives.
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Probably not, despite Mr Trump's evident irritation with the BMWs and Volkswagens he sees clogging up American driveways.
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But in doing so, it's excised more of the junk that had begun clogging up timelines and replies.
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"Fast fashion is the problem — luxury brands aren't the ones that are clogging up the landfills," Smilovic says.
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Traffic was becoming a problem as more and more people started driving personal vehicles, thus clogging up the roads.
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Still, there is an easy alternative to clogging up Twitter notifications with stuff about other people: the Instagram way.
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With all those rodents breathing and clogging up burrows, they often encounter low-oxygen and high-carbon dioxide conditions.
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Hannah worries that one of the big players like Adam will flip to take Sunday, clogging up the final tribal.
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To her, paywalls began to seem like the plaques in an Alzheimer's-riddled mind, clogging up the flow of information.
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Instead, many projects find themselves competing for limited resources, directing attention toward lesser priorities and generally clogging up the system.
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Therefore, it may be best to abolish them, particularly software patents—which have long been clogging up the patent office.
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The creature can chomp through plastic, even polyethylene, a common and non-biodegradable plastic currently clogging up landfills and seas.
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The necessary carry-on and working-out of painting is endlessly there, clogging up or removing, covering up and painting out.
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The pods are also clogging up a landfill somewhere, since I can't really recycle them when they're full of coffee grounds.
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When weaponized, this could allow callers to repeatedly dial 911 without knowing, clogging up call centers and putting lives at risk.
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Over the years I wiped thick acrylic paint from my brushes onto the papered walls to avoid clogging-up my sink.
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Indeed, major issues have been clogging up the EU's inbox lately, each one competing for the attention of Europe's top guns.
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It's unclear what effect it's having when you could be putting them through normal removal proceedings without clogging up the prison system.
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" As if my arteries weren't clogging up enough in anticipation, Pryce heaps mortadella on the grill "Mortadella is a baloney-style sausage.
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As for businesses, Duplex will be an opt-in service, which should prevent Google from clogging up the phone with unwanted calls.
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According to Reuters, the demonstrators, which included young families and the elderly, spent much of their day clogging up the city center.
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Face wipes take over 100 years to biodegrade, and make up 93% of the material in the fatbergs clogging up our sewers.
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Compatible with your standard shower and sink drains, they feature a mushroom-shaped catcher that keeps hair from clogging up your pipes.
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They're sent and saved as video files, and you definitely don't want a bunch of this crap clogging up your phone storage.
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The detergent actually comes from the detachable pads, so you're not putting detergent in the tank and potentially clogging up the nozzle.
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That led to thousands of cases with issues as small as a typo clogging up the flow of cases to be processed.
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When reservations opened in April, Ms. French received thousands of phone calls requesting tables, clogging up the phone line and answering machine.
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Besides looking like gelatinous pickles, the pyrosomes are also creating a nuisance by clogging up research nets and glomming on to fish hooks.
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There are thousands of little pieces of who knows what clogging up our orbital neighborhood, ranging in size from microscopic to potentially catastrophic.
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Here's another: Each and every response to this prompt that has been clogging up my feed has been stupid and annoying to me.
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Organic CryptoKitty traffic is already clogging up the entire Ethereum network, and the specter of bots has made some manual users understandably frustrated.
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"All of you tourists are clogging up the only way on and off the north end of the island," lamented one Yelp user.
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Bikes started to pile up at popular places like the ferry dock and light rail stations, clogging up the walkways and obstructing commuters.
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With Britain's departure from the European Union clogging up parliament, the ministry might ask the sector to change its practices voluntarily, industry officials said.
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I especially like the Summer Blockbuster filter, which makes everything look blue-orange, just like all the action flicks clogging up your local cinema.
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Amazon will continue to offer the phones for Prime members at discounted prices, without the annoying ads and offers clogging up your lock screen.
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Growing fleets of delivery vans are clogging up London's roads, which are dug up more often than those of some other capitals (see map).
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Residents are peeved that unsightly bikes are clogging up sidewalks, parks, and driveways, making the streets less navigable for pedestrians and annoying local businesses.
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Producing a lot more clothing and getting rid of it at a faster pace is clogging up landfills and adding to the pollution problem.
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A good way to save space is to make sure you're not clogging up the works with apps that you haven't used in months.
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Greek banks have been under pressure from regulators to tackle their soured loans which are clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending.
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And it will widen the aisles to try to keep them from clogging up with customers and employees who pick up online grocery orders.
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It's not really the available space that's the problem in Gmail; it's the sheer number of unread, unnecessary, and unsolicited emails clogging up the archives.
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Geckos, some of nature's most skilled climbers, may hold the key to cleaning up the enormous amount of debris clogging up the space around Earth.
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The researchers wanted to see if fish oil would prevent fistula failure—failure of holes surgically created to access blood vessels that are clogging up.
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It's just common courtesy — I don't really need photos of your weekend upstate or your grandmother blowing out her birthday candles clogging up my feed.
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One result has been a big rise in the numbers choosing to represent themselves, clogging up courts that are ill-designed for litigants in person.
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In November 2013, a pile of judicial nominations filibustered by Republicans were clogging up the Senate, creating emergency shortages in federal courts across the country.
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After dozens and dozens and dozens of inane posts clogging up the page for weeks, the event listing essentially became unusable for any practical reasons.
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You build a new line to serve a developing area, and suddenly all those new passengers are clogging up your stations and filling your trains.
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STEINBERG: Well, we could put PUZZLE PIECE in the third row, but then we'll have a bunch of three-letter words clogging up the grid.
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Italy has long assumed an ostrich-like posture on the non-performing assets clogging up its banks, estimated at €349bn (gross) by the Bank of Italy.
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For Creative pros looking to reduce local hard drive space, this could be a way to archive work in Dropbox without clogging up their local drives.
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Behind Djabea, about 30 teenagers gather plastic bottles clogging up drainage canals and gutters, while others go door to door asking residents for their plastic rubbish.
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"Shokin was seen as a single point of failure clogging up the system and blocking corruption cases," a former official in Barack Obama's administration told me.
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And then there's all the emotional stress as well, and all that produces a lot of adrenaline that can lead to acutely clogging up your arteries.
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The primary electorate's serious duty of sorting through genuinely qualified candidates is made harder by these globs of candidate cholesterol clogging up the arteries of democracy.
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Business leaders have warned a no-deal Brexit would cause huge disruption, clogging up ports with additional border checks and dislocating supply chains in Europe and beyond.
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The bank is making a major push to sell off real estate assets, including repossessed homes, which are clogging up its balance sheet and eating into earnings.
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Make sure you've got the space for this thing, first and foremost, lest it end up being one more large appliance clogging up your garage or pantry.
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The addition of all that fresh water makes the salty surface water lighter and less likely to sink, clogging up the circulation's flow and weakening the AMOC.
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With unprecedented interest in bitcoin, experts have said that this is clogging up the blockchain network, with people resorting to other virtual currencies — known as altcoins — instead.
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Nevertheless, Facebook is constantly coming up with new attempts to get people to spend more time on Facebook, clogging up what was once a simple, useful service.
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The problem is only toilet paper should be flushed, and anything else could end up clogging up sewage pipes and sending sewage to seep onto the streets.
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You probably expected occasional emails about events or deals from this sender, but instead they're sending you three marketing emails a day and clogging up your inbox.
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Eventually, other water-heavy cities like Venice and Bangkok could see the vessels moving cargo, supplies, or even garbage — all without clogging up roads back on land.
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In the most viral demonstration of dockless bikes' negative social utility, photos abound of piles of tens of thousands of discards, clogging up landfills and transporting nobody anywhere.
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To prevent Google Coach's notifications from clogging up your life, Android Police says Google may end up adjusting popups into a system that looks and functions more conversationally.
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Basically, this will be mostly useful for those situations when you're stuck in a thread with five other people who are clogging up your notifications with mindless banter.
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The service has been rapidly adopted and is clogging up sidewalks in cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, where city officials have vowed to curtail the congestion.
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The bigger problem arises when people don't dispose of their bags properly, and the plastic ends up fluttering around in the wild, clogging up waterways and threatening wildlife.
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Now consider the fact there are over 1 billion of these websites and counting clogging up the net, an increase of over 1,000 percent in the last decade.
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Coke, Pepsi and several other big plastic polluters are getting sued for lying about their products' recyclability and clogging up the oceans with millions of tons of waste.
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And without Johnson clogging up the lane, Horford — the Celtics' lone post player for long stretches — had more room to roll to the basket for layups and dunks.
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Living In a foreign country it is difficult enough to stay abreast or what is happening in the U.S. We don't need these shows clogging up the news channel.
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One is to act as an emergency investor in banks starved of funds; the other is to kick-start a market in dud loans clogging up banks' balance-sheets.
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That's going to be a big difference because they were clogging up the veins of our country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations.
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Purses too small to fit a phone are the biggest thing in handbags these days, spotted on the dainty wrists of celebrities and Instagram influencers clogging up the feed.
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" On the volume of the claims: "They're clogging up the system so we can't get people with legitimate asylum claims, and they're hoping to get released into the interior.
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The environment's new clothes: biodegradable textiles grown from live organisms by Erica Cirino in Scientific AmericanFast fashion is clogging up our landfills, but one day our clothes could be biodegradable!
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The best part is, all of these items are made to be portable, so you'll never have to worry about clogging up your toiletry bag or making your purse heavier.
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In 2009, then Immigration Minister Jason Kenney bristled at the way the Iraq resisters were being characterized, and labeled them "bogus refugee claimants" who were "clogging up" the immigration system.
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"They're making our industry the target of criticism and clogging up the airspace, because an artificial demand is being stimulated that wouldn't exist if there were realistic prices," he said.
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It's not taking care of your man if you're serving up that pale chicken—if anything you're hurting your man, you're clogging up his arteries and you're giving him salmonella.
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What was I doing, I was just clogging up the road networks even more and not making the world a better place, probably a more exciting place, but not socially better.
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It is a way to prevent free-riders from passing on the costs of not being covered to others, for example by clogging up emergency rooms or by spreading contagious diseases.
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Regulators have long been concerned that tighter rules against financial crime such as money laundering and bribery are having the unintended consequence of clogging up the cross-border flow of money.
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This led to a wonderful idea: What if these so-called pests could actually help break down polyethylene, a common and non-biodegradable plastic currently clogging up landfills around the world?
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Automated accounts, some of which are designed to drag you off to a web of dodgy dating sites, overwhelm the social network, constantly clogging up mentions with insincere likes and retweets.
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"They want to get rid of people like me, clogging up all the draws, because they feel it's taking too long for the juniors to get to the top," Howe said.
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Improving recycling rates is crucial to China's strategy, and cities are trying to figure out what to do with the heaps of trash clogging up rivers or buried in hazardous landfills.
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Giant Tata trucks clogged up the highways and sometimes I would sleep on my bike on a tea stand at 24 am when there were too many cars clogging up the highway.
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But once you're actively using your phone, all the stuff clogging up the speaker grilles, all the tiny scratches on the screen, all the lint in the world doesn't matter one bit.
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Its organizers hope that, by making people realize just how much air pollution is clogging up our city, they'll spur people to push for action, like better transit and more green spaces.
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His finance minister, Pier Carlo Padoan, has been tangling with the European Commission over how to deal with the €350 billion ($382 billion) of bad loans clogging up the Italian banking system.
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The world's seventh-largest container carrier has more than 500,000 containers, and many already are clogging up ports and truck yards, tying up trailers that cannot be used to handle other cargo.
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LONDON (Reuters) - English courts should continue to rule on disputes over cross-border derivatives contracts after Brexit to avoid clogging up a $483 trillion global market, a trade body said on Monday.
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"If we can get McDonald's to ditch its dirty habit we can stop millions of plastic straws clogging up our oceans and killing the animals that live in them," the petition reads.
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MILAN, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is still concerned with the stock of non-performing loans clogging up bank balance sheets, ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Monday.
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Sometimes, less is more, and you can truly polish your resume by completely cutting out the unnecessary jobs, skills, and internships you've had that are clogging up valuable space on the page.
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One place that would welcome some of the visitors currently clogging up Barcelona is a tiny municipality in central Italy, not far from Bologna, called Valsamoggia, which I visited in early spring.
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Cincinnati has veterans Jay Bruce, Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips sitting in the middle of the lineup and clogging up the payroll, but only Bruce seems like a realistic option for a trade.
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Soured loans are clogging up bank balance sheets and holding back lending - a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
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At a rally in Florida on February 18th, Mr Trump said the agency was "clogging up the veins of the country with the environmental impact statements and all of the rules and regulations".
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Britain imports around 60 percent of its food by the beginning of November - just the time that delays caused by a no-deal Brexit could be clogging up ports and motorways, Rycroft said.
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DAVOS, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Talks with the European Union on how to manage a mountain of bad loans clogging up Italian banks are going well, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Friday.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Around 30 plastic bags were found clogging up the stomach of a 20 foot (6 meter) whale that was put down in Norway last week after failed attempts to rescue it.
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San Francisco gave Bird a business permit, but resident complaints about scooters clogging up sidewalks resulted in some scooters being impounded and a cease and desist order on Monday from the city attorney.
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Fortunately there is a way to stop spammers clogging up your calendar, albeit with something of a trade-off: you need to turn off the setting that automatically adds invitations to your calendar.
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"This has resulted in a large volume of panicked people calling 911 and thereby inundating emergency dispatch centers and public safety agencies with calls and clogging up the 911 system for hours," Lewin said.
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But instead of washing our pubes down the sink and clogging up the drains, we thought it would be a good idea to put our pubes in plastic baggies and take them with us.
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But as more and more people have been flushing wipes down their toilets, including makeup wipes, and wet wipes, those items have been increasingly getting stuck in — and clogging up — the screens, Metro reported.
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That was the beauty of Dropbox when it first arrived: It made sharing files between computers incredibly easy, without the need for clogging up email inboxes, or having to sneakernet a flash drive between machines.
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This way, I have access to the messages that are actually still relevant to me should I choose to revisit them, but I don't have the clutter of years-old texts clogging up my device.
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Soured loans are clogging up bank balance sheets and holding back lending, a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets some of the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
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If you disagree, chances are you've subjected the world to an insufferable thread of your own, clogging up your follower's feeds with numbered, half-baked opinions sent into the ether 140 characters at a time.
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"Maher is currently being victimized by having hundreds of Hanjin containers clogging up its facility and impeding the ability of Maher to properly service its other customers," the company said in court papers on Thursday.
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I'd also tell you that beans are crucial but then I'd have 100,000 snotty Texans clogging up my feed because they think Texas does everything right, from cooking beanless chili to hydrofracking under daycare centers.
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From the screenshots (see below), you can see how iOS 211 will make suggestions about managing storage based on what's clogging up your own iPhone, instead of just offering generic, all-purpose tips and tricks.
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The app used for reporting caucus results faced coding issues, and when volunteers resorted to manually calling in results, they encountered hours-long wait times — which was exacerbated by Trump supporters intentionally clogging up the lines.
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On Sunday, a peaceful gathering in a park in the city's central business district rapidly morphed into a march, as tens of thousands of black-clad protesters set off in several directions, clogging up major thoroughfares.
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" He asked that he not be identified, explaining that he was worried about trolling by fringe elements: "I don't need a bunch of white supremacists clogging up my phone line, even if it's just to gloat.
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Over the past two decades, motorbike ownership rates have skyrocketed in Pakistan, with locally assembled Chinese and Japanese bikes clogging up the roads in a country where much of the population is below the age of 30.
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He's designed and built an autonomous printer that can draw messages in sand, so now's probably a good time to brace yourself for an endless barrage of "will you marry me?" beach proposals clogging up your feeds.
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The country has seen a wave of iconic, brightly colored shared bicycles hits its city streets over the last year, helping revolutionize urban travel, but also drawing some public ire over mountains of bike clogging up sidewalks.
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Thomas Sattich of the University of Stavanger in Norway writes that when the wind blows hard, surplus renewable energy is pushed to neighbours such as Poland, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, clogging up their electricity systems.
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Real estate is more expensive than in San Francisco, where the median price of a single-family home as of November was $1.36 million There are complaints of arrogant drivers in fancy vehicles clogging up the roads.
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Store-bought broth works here, but this is a great use for any homemade stock that is clogging up your freezer, causing it to not close properly and your partner or roommate to be frustrated with you.
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So it's hard to argue that even though the average game time jumped in 2016, and many of the playoff games took too damn long, the increase had anything to do with replay clogging up the clock.
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I have some sympathy for those Oiler fans, but they've waited 11 years for a playoff game in Edmonton, and I'm guessing nobody is staying home just because a few suckers will be clogging up the beer lane.
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Obviously, it's up to companies to treat their employees like human beings, but there's no reason for us as consumers to make it harder for them to do that by clogging up their inboxes all day with minutia.
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Gross domestic product probably rose at a 0.7 percent annual rate after a 1.4 percent pace in the fourth quarter, according to a Reuters survey, also as businesses stepped up efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up their warehouses.
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He asked the resident to make sure that the patient had a CT scan of his chest to look for tiny pieces of infection, known as septic emboli, which might be clogging up the blood vessels in his lungs.
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Unlike the other neo-dancehall hits clogging up streaming algorithms, the song doesn't venture into cloying, post-Bieber earworms and is instead content to loll about unassumingly, with Gyptian's easygoing flirtations and Equal's able-bodied riddim speaking for themselves.
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It will reach a few islands on the way to the eastern coast of Australia, perhaps clogging up ports and bays as it piles up inside them, inconveniencing fishers and people simply wanting to hop from island to island.
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The plodding pace of transactions appears to be due to blocks reaching their upper size limit of 1 megabyte with more frequency, and unconfirmed transactions clogging up the "memory pool," a distributed database that lives on every computer running bitcoin software.
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A senior executive in China at a large American consumer goods firm told Reuters any strike back against U.S. firms would likely involve local authorities clogging up approval processes or slowing down paperwork, rather than a loud and brash response.
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" In Sweden, Greta says, people are not allowed to test for coronavirus unless they need emergency medical treatment -- so instead of clogging up the healthcare system, she self-isolated instead "in a borrowed apartment away from my mother and sister.
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With Joel Embiid clogging up the middle, and Ben Simmons able to find players in space like a seasoned pro, Bridges may have unlimited open looks as a rookie, and there's plenty of reason to believe he'll take full advantage.
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Meaning, if fewer people have to own a car (since cheap and reliable on-demand transportation is an app away), then that's fewer cars clogging up city streets—so why not make city streets smaller and increase the size of sidewalks?
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Whether harassing popular politicians or just clogging up your menchies, the "debate me" dudes believe your opinions or beliefs are only valid if you are willing to carve time out of your day to defend it to some prick on the internet.
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They are held back by tight physical limits to potential growth, estimated at about 1.6 percent, and the fact that the monetary policy, acting alone, cannot remove the cyclical and structural obstacles clogging up the way to faster and broader output gains.
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Perhaps more ominously, Facebook recently announced a number of tools designed to allow content creators to generate their own quiz shows, though it's not clear people actually want that kind of thing clogging up their feed as opposed to a dedicated app.
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Gross domestic product increased at a 20.34 percent annual rate, the slowest since the first quarter of 220, the Labor Department said on Thursday in its advance estimate, also as businesses doubled down on efforts to reduce unwanted merchandise clogging up warehouses.
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Nadler told his colleagues at a meeting Thursday that he's looking at the change as a way to avoid clogging up the floor with contempt citations in the face of near all-out resistance to Democratic subpoenas, according to a source in the room.
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I wasn't bingeing, but my brain was: constantly weighing the pros and cons of having a bowl, envisioning cartoonish fat grams clogging up my arteries, and panicking over the choice between Cookies & Cream and Peanut-Butter Chip or, fuck it, should I just buy both?
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Contrary to the belief of many patients and even some doctors, Hurt says, the color of the stuff oozing from your nostrils and clogging up your coughs has more to do with where you are in the course of your illness than what's causing it.
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Euro zone banks are sitting on nearly 1 trillion euros' worth of bad debt, clogging up their balance sheets and holding back lending - a headache for the ECB as weak credit growth offsets the stimulus it is trying to provide through low interest rates.
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If you're like me, you tend to shy away from retweeting something that's already gotten thousands of retweets, for fear of being repetitive or boring and clogging up the Twitter feeds of your followers with a tweet they've already seen multiple times that day.
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That is, until you remember the tiny island nation already has a system in place for preventing too many cars from clogging up the streets, in which potential owners need to obtain a Certificate of Entitlement before even buying a car that can cost upwards of $30,000.
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The aviation giant has cut the production of the planes from 52 a month to 42 a month, and has been forced to delay the delivery of the planes to customers, leaving them clogging up fields and even an employee car park at Boeing's Renton, Washington headquarters.
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To be fair, the view is pretty as hell—you've got a nice city skyline in the background, it's easy to crop out the perma-traffic clogging up the streets below, and the sun is angled just right to make golden-hour shots look Valencia-filter-level flattering.
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Found-footage horror hasn't really worked on TV to this point — despite the huge number of "ghost hunter" shows clogging up cable — but it's been rather thrilling to watch directors Angela Bassett (who also stars) and Elodie Keene figure out just why there's a camera present to capture certain footage.
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The mammoth-sized duo was a predictable disaster, clogging up driving lanes for C.J. McCollum and Damian Lillard, preventing either big from having as much room to operate in the post, and creating at least one mismatch on the defensive end that could be exploited by a more modernized frontcourt.
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"It's the kind of political ploy that makes everyone feel good, saying, 'we're going to be touch on these people,' but by removing judicial discretion, and by emphasizing mandatory minimums, you're actually clogging up our jails … and not necessarily making our communities any safer," Trudeau told Global News in September.
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You probably don't want a bunch of retailers clogging up your Twitter timeline, which is understandable, but you can easily create a dedicated Twitter list for these accounts and just dip into it whenever you need to—you can find a link to the Twitter lists feature from your main profile page.
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I've been searching for something lightweight but powerful that lasts all day and is easy to recharge itself; something that doesn't require a kluge of cables clogging up my bag, but can still handle lightning devices (iPhones and iPads), newfangled USB-C (for the MacBook), and regular old micro USB (for everything else).
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Early in American Honey, a teenage Texan named Star (Sasha Lane) gapes as a group of young people around her age take over the local superstore, hopping onto the bagging counters and clogging up the aisles as they gyrate to Rihanna's "We Found Love," which has just come on over the speakers.
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If your boss forwards you an email with nothing more than a note about taking a look to see if it's of interest, and you reply with a formal message, I promise you, you're not winning any brownie points — you're only clogging up his or her inbox and ignoring how your team handles casual correspondence.
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For years on the hit series Will & Grace, where she played interior designer Grace Adler, Messing's coils often felt like the third roommate on the show — clogging up the shower drain, bearing the brunt of jokes, donning the latest '90s fashions... Even today, with the show's recent reboot on NBC, her trademark copper color is still going strong.
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On top of all of this it has now long been argued that RSD is detrimental to smaller independent labels and artists because the sheer mass of releases that major labels are putting out for RSD are getting prioritized and clogging up the printing presses for months at a time, effectively meaning small labels aren't able to put out releases for chunks of the year—creating an obvious knock-on effect.
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"But if you live and work in a community where they have a large illegal-immigrant population that's straining the public school, that's clogging up the emergency room when you're trying to get care, that makes it more dangerous to drive in the roads because people don't have driver's licenses or they don't have insurance, or if they are bidding down the wages or even taking jobs away from you, then it doesn't look nearly so good," Cotton said.
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Researchers recently stumbled on a partial answer to this question while studying translucent, genetically-mutated zebrafish to watch how they contracted the "fish version" of TB. As it turns out, one genetic mutation caused a similar effect as smoking by clogging up and weighing down the cells that are the body's first line of defense against bacteria like the kind that causes tuberculosis—so much so that the cells can't even move, according to the new study published Thursday in Cell.
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While granting that the vast majority of the crime lords and obscenely wealthy hedonists clogging up hip-hop radio play characters so shallow and so callous their music sinks under the weight of its own glorified brutality, I insist that there exists a plethora of exceptions whose music works in subtler, more fascinating cultural ways than haters have imagination to discern, and that most of these exceptions have gone so far pop, attracting a large enough and diverse enough audience, that the relevant concerns are now totally different.
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