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For Shannon Beador, family still — and always — comes first.
If your dad shops like most dads, utility comes first.
Alex says it's a no-brainer -- his QB comes first.
The safety of fans, artists and crew always comes first.
"While I love music, my family comes first," she says.
The first thing to note is that situation comes first.
Sometimes the genome comes first and gives us the data.
Bishop Barron is right to insist that accountability comes first.
If we get the work done, that's what comes first.
At the end of the day, users' safety comes first.
"Political (literacy) always comes first," CCDI cited Li as saying.
It's very political, and the domestic political calculus comes first.
" But, as Kevin says:  "My child's life and health comes first.
"But [Axl] comes first, and we've got to make it happen."
Brawley said that, despite the possible harms, patient preference comes first.
For the Kochs, that agenda comes first and elections come second.
When you do this kind of concept piece, what comes first?
"Clinical always comes first, and the cost is second," he said.
"But safety comes first," Bob reassures me, possibly sensing my reluctance.
What comes first isn't friendship, but your duty as a director.
"Basically, this house comes first, then everything else," Ms. Woodbridge said.
But the good of Israel comes first, above any other consideration.
The environment comes first, and the compound bows to the land.
But the Iowa caucuses are not only about who comes first.
Though instructors care about their on-camera appearance, fitness comes first.
The Times has long had the principle that quality comes first.
Or at least wait until the full MV drops, whichever comes first. 
"It is what it is, and her health comes first," he said.
Also, he's jazzed about starting high school or college — whichever comes first.
She has to remember her duty to the monarchy always comes first.
Such are the dilemmas thrown up for Europe when America comes First.
PST, or until they sell out — whichever comes first, so act fast.
It matters that chapter 1 comes first and chapter 23 comes last.
In the smallsat world innovation comes first and new launch services follow.
My family always comes first, and they are my number one priority.
"That's what comes first when you're starting to make progress," he said.
For the pairings column, the procedure is reversed: The wine comes first.
The Deuce The world of a David Simon show always comes first.
Of all the ways to heal in Chinese medicine, food comes first.
Yes, yes — we know the South Carolina primary comes first on Saturday.
But then maybe you forgot the Trump mantra: Cruelty always comes first.
"Life comes first, and you come first," she said in an email.
But then maybe you forgot the Trump mantra: Cruelty always comes first.
The narrative comes first, and the images come to support that narrative.
POLITICS USUALLY comes first on lists of "what not to discuss at Thanksgiving".
The safety and well being at any of our concerts absolutely comes first.
"It seems unlikely, since stability comes first in the short term," Jia said.
This group may be "come as you are," but rodeo always comes first.
"Her daughter adores him and his family, and she comes first above all."
He notes that in SimCity money comes first and last in the process.
For Romanian companies, the truck comes first, before the man behind the wheel.
Teaching your children that family always comes first is also just as important.
Meanwhile, one rubric where it often comes first is the cost of tuition.
Harrison told ET that the safety of the cast and crew comes first.
And because Medicaid spending comes first, other state priorities must accept the leftovers.
It lasts four years or until your listed graduation date, whichever comes first.
You like things to be intense and all-encompassing, but freedom comes first!
His bug must end after a year, or forty races, whichever comes first.
"What comes first: World War III or the global Brexit recession?" he asked.
" Here's what Google Assistant said: "Your security comes first in everything Google does.
Location: Lehi, UtahEmployee quote: "Family comes first, so they understand work-life balance." 
"Public health comes first," said Schroder, who has a background in public health.
How we take care of each other in this moment obviously comes first.
But the Brexit withdrawal agreement comes first, and the remaining issues are difficult.
There are expectations that we have for our children, and education comes first.
For this event, which alternates between performance and discussion, the lighting comes first.
" 2011 – "Pedal to the Metal" 2010 – "Which Comes First – Peak Everything or Peak Us?
The offer ends on May 19 or while funds are available, whichever comes first.
Safety comes first: If either a child or dog looks uncomfortable, don't push things.
Its product focus is much like Apple's: a premium feel comes first and foremost.
"Family comes first no matter what, and that's non-negotiable," he said in 2018.
Governments should place limits on conscientious objection to ensure that women's health comes first.
I think there's a lot in how we live, where family always comes first.
If he needs to get off the road for his health, health comes first.
"But my pledge to you tonight is that this issue comes first," he said.
There's a lag in the answers, because they're working and the cheese comes first.
If the party wins the White House and Congress in 2020, what comes first?
It's the chicken and the egg thing, like which comes first in some sense.
If family -- or rather, the President -- comes first, Kushner will have to sacrifice himself.
But showrunners from "Homeland" to "The Handmaid's Tale" say entertaining the audience comes first.
He told all of his wives, 'The horn comes first,' and he wasn't kidding.
Which comes first — The Times's relative inattention to issues, or the readers' smaller appetite?
Smell comes first; the bottle he's holding is supposed to be a clover honey.
"The material usually comes first, and then I think about the design," he says.
It's time for financial services to make sure the customer's interest always comes first.
Transferring to Google comes first, with other services to follow at a later date.
Illinois also covers vehicles for only one year or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.
There's no release date yet for whatever comes first, but it's supposed to arrive soon.
With Delhi Crime, it's the shock at the heinousness of the crime that comes first.
If you do decide to pursue a part-time job, just remember: School comes first.
It's a reminder that family comes first, which is why it is his first name.
"Tries at first" means that "tries" or, in this case, the letter T, comes first.
But how does one become an influencer—what comes first, the followers or the content?
"People say to me all the time that the customer comes first," Yellen told CNBC.
The idea is that stuff that comes from actual people you actually know comes first.
Fitness and fun are so entwined for me, I don't know which comes first sometimes.
"Such tensions can never be good for any business but nation comes first," he said.
However, it has to be "as safe as possible because nature comes first", he added.
"Fairness is important, but always, always mission effectiveness of our force comes first," he said.
Q. But what you like about Baroque is that the message, not acrobatics, comes first?
Eugene's day comes first, and he begins it by swiping through Tinder on the toilet.
Private investigators, especially from insurance companies, will eventually arrive, though Cal Fire's work comes first.
"I would think in that case, it&aposs more likely that the iPhone comes first."
"While the customer always comes first, it&aposs not always about the customer," Bergland said.
Or until it gets stolen by the Sixth Form"—the senior class—"whichever comes first.
Which obligation comes first: as a keeper of secrets or as a revealer of secrets?
Sure, the Cheeto-in-chief is tweeting about nuclear war but the art comes first.
Now making differences in people's lives comes first because Americans everywhere are hungry for solutions.
How you move and what you do comes first, while your workout ensemble takes a backseat.
If it helps, think precedence: Anything that takes precedence is more important and therefore comes first.
"Fairness is important, but always, always the mission effectiveness of our force comes first," he said.
Work comes first — I'm by myself — so it's work, then all the kids' activities come second.
The person in the car that comes first goes and then the other two are ties.
And while the singer is still a fan of Kardashian West and West, friendship comes first.
When tech always comes first, and fashion always comes second, looks can appear cheesy at best.
"In Trump's America, Wall Street comes first and Main Street picks up the tab," she said.
Even when he has an important ceremony to get to, for Chris Pratt, fatherhood comes first.
For Drake, who has a number of tribute portraits inked on his body, family comes first.
"The safety of fans, artists and crew always comes first," the organizers said in their statement.
" When I asked Cotton what he learned during the Iraq War, he replied, "Security comes first.
Since that walk in Paris, they've been extremely successful, but they know that family comes first.
I had to stand up and see to him, as my son comes first after all.
Thank you for being a loving father and husband, And showing that family comes first always.
Family comes first, though, although a lot of times I feel a bit annoyed by it.
It's a sad sign of the times that partisan politics always comes first for some people.
Occasionally the creative comes first and ends up driving some of the pieces I just mentioned.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison, a conservative, has made it clear that Australia's economic prosperity comes first.
She's obviously capable of making her own choices, but she's also been clear that family comes first.
"The happiness of a people comes first," Salvini proclaimed, drawing rousing cheers from League rank-and-file.
You only have 24 hours to shop the discount (or until it sells out) — whichever comes first.
I'm often asked which comes first, the grid or the clues, and the answer is: the grid.
If the Europa spacecraft comes first, then it could also fly on the small Block 1 rocket.
But our Constitution tells us that Congress comes first among the three co-equal branches of government.
Catholicism comes first for Annie and she has great sympathy for nuns, except for the mean ones.
Now my happiness and my health comes first, then my family and my friends, and then work.
Or until all of our smart vibrators are hijacked into weird, sexy botnets, whichever comes first (ha).
Goichi Suda: Usually Grasshopper titles are always story driven, so the story comes first, then gameplay follows.
Game developers need to insist — to their bosses and, most important, to themselves — that health comes first.
"The national interest comes first," Carlos Berrizbeitia, a lawmaker from the small Venezuela Project party, told reporters.
She does not seem to mind that Mr. Schumer comes first in the president's depiction of them.
Some days it means an hour workout or going out for breakfast, because mental health comes first.
"The principle of the good of minors comes first," said Monsignor Ghizzoni, the church official in Ravenna.
Even better, each pod will last you a full month — or up to 30 uses, whichever comes first.
"NCIS" star Mark Harmon told Closer Weekly that when it comes to being a star, family comes first.
The passes will be on sale for only 30 minutes or until they sell out — whichever comes first.
That comes first for me before any status or kind of popularity or opinions people have of me.
For now, politics comes first on Cashin's radar, with oil following closely behind as crude prices slip lower.
But at the end of the day, these people are trying to hurt others and that comes first.
The battery in the current S-Pen can last around 30 minutes or 200 clicks, whichever comes first.
Huckaby reveals that she doesn't consider herself a strict parent, but that her daughter's safety always comes first.
But these photos prove family comes first, even after one of the greatest comebacks in Super Bowl history. 
Because the customer always comes first, most expect Amazon and Google to stay firmly focused on personal lines.
Corruption comes first or second on people's list of worries in four countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Peru.
"We have always said the customer comes first and what the customer expects from the brand," Kaellenius said.
Customers can use the service until that date or when their contract ends, whichever comes first, Google said.
"I'm not saying that sustainability isn't important, but I'm saying best product comes first, first, first," he said.
Measuring it against what comes first is — to paraphrase Jobs — a boneheaded way of looking at the company.
Meanwhile, he's on his high horse downing a three-egg omelet, boasting about how his health comes first.
For these two restaurants from Ravi DeRossi, whose specialty is vegan dining, it's the water that comes first.
"Action comes first and you then start to get results and that feeds into your motivation," said Lowery.
It's not surprising that the desire for takeoff comes first, whether to a kid or to civilization itself.
But when someone does drink — your child or your child's friends — finding a safe way home comes first.
"Ideology comes first this year," said one Western diplomat who is attending the parliamentary sessions as an observer.
Typically, new cars come with a warranty that lasts for three years or 210,2000 miles, whichever comes first.
So when you, for example, are at a nice place or a building or something and this technology comes first... Taking your selfie comes first and everything is centered on taking the perfect picture and yeah, no matter if you destroy the view or are in the way of others.
So anybody who joins my little web needs to abide that, they need to know that John comes first.
The second is, the thing about vulnerability and trust is that people always want to know, what comes first?
She said specifically, "I&aposm not going to substitute my moral beliefs for the law, the law comes first".
"To the question of what comes first, clean up or growth, I think the answer is unambiguously "Clean up!
Scroll down to shop them before this crazy-good deal ends, or before they sell out — whichever comes first.
Sienna Miller has a busy career, but the one person who comes first in her life is her daughter.
What comes first is the desire to justify one's hatred, for which the pain operates as a permission slip.
Despite their schedules, family always comes first, and the two partied it up in celebration of Grint's hard work.
They aspire to create a principled institutional culture, a top-down ethos, where "doing the right thing" comes first.
There is no question that safety comes first, but we don't need to listen to that old canned routine.
Customers can use the service until September 1, 2020 or when their contract ends, whichever comes first, Google said.
Ian Kerner, psychologist and author of She Comes First, recommends Promescent which contains another type of numbing agent—lidocaine.
So, what comes first in the world of music machine design and manufacturing today: the machine or the musician?
For £24, I can exercise as much as my heart's desire or till my heart explodes, whichever comes first.
He's banking on support from African American voters there, and is not even focusing on Nevada, which comes first.
Because you have to be in the middle of the street to see Manhattanhenge, remember that safety comes first.
The show's name comes first, followed by the names of the characters and the preferred name for the ship.
I don't want to talk about it, and what comes first is our daughters and we're going to fight this.
The keyboards also feel like they're built to withstand a lot of typing – or a nuclear apocalypse, whichever comes first.
After a few minutes, or his second cup of coffee (whichever comes first), he quickly finds his state-groomed humor.
At the end of the day, there's one thing that comes first: "You're working out to be healthy," Judge said.
His desired path is derived from the strength of the American people and Trump's belief that their welfare comes first.
It is to recognize that, for the time being, climate comes first, even if it entails some unpleasant trade-offs.
Sweeney: The music usually comes first, from a Clay riff, or a James beat or something I do on guitar.
The catch: you've got six hours – or until they sell out, whichever comes first – to score them at this price.
On the subject of Nick Young ... good question by our photog about which comes first ... a Lakers championship or marriage.
We have a commitment to work on this at least until 53 or 1 billion in revenue, whichever comes first.
The welcome comes first, and we're not doing that if we call people sinners before we even shake their hands.
The anesthetist comes first and knocks you out, and then the psychiatrist comes and applies the electricity to your head.
As you saw from your mood tracking, the feeling of being ready to do things you avoid rarely comes first.
After a parliamentary election, the president usually invites the leader of the party that comes first to form a government.
The economy comes first to mind, but it will not stop there — trade, international relations, national security, all will exist.
But at the same time, music comes first, and they're not trying to shove a political messaged down anyone's throat.
If the worst or best news for a party comes first, the needle could mislead — even for a long time.
And while real tragedy may arrive eventually, in this historical cycle a dismal sort of farce is what comes first.
I'm counting down the days until we get a female president … or until I can go outside, whichever comes first.
Air pressure and winds directly impact one another, but to ask which comes first presents a "chicken or egg" dilemma.
There's one that comes first and foremost and that'll be the mashed potatoes; another one is the crab and caviar.
"I'm a Marine — for me, country comes first," said Representative Mike Coffman of Colorado in a new commercial released on Thursday.
I've referred to Asia in the past as "My Ride or Die" and said very clearly that their friendship comes first.
What comes first is the midterm election, when Democrats will try to flip seats in order to regain control of Congress.
Read MoreIn Trump's world view, America comes first, everyone else pays Trump may also comment on the relationship with Saudi Arabia.
The motor is covered by a two-year warranty, and the battery for two years or 220 charges, whichever comes first.
I think it's the new psychology that comes first, and that that psychology is what lays the groundwork for market capitalism.
So a lot of their relationship does depend on when Tristan can or can't do something, because his career comes first.
Really I think it's still kind of changing that story for women particularly of making sure that self-care comes first.
Ramsay took issue with that, too, saying that Roux and Co. forget that in the hospitality industry, the customer comes first.
In all three instances, the surname comes first, and then the given names, as is customary in China, Korea and Vietnam.
"Over the years I've realized that if you don't have your health, you've got nothing, so that comes first," she said.
And then there's also the wider question: because the aloneness or the isolation comes first, that has to be the standard.
That comes first and foremost, but we will remain focused on preparing forces for high intensity conflict wherever it may be.
You might find it helpful to have a mantra like "the customer comes first" to guide your company's outward-facing decisions.
Usually, the music comes first: I'm sitting with my guitar, and for the most part, the guitar inspires me so much.
A parent or grandparent comes first, gets a job and finds housing, and then sponsors their children to come join them.
Indeed, "resolving" excess steel capacity in the "2+26" cities comes first on the list of measures in the "Work Plan".
Those states in which "Trump" comes first in search queries least often are those that are most supportive of Mrs. Clinton.
Whose name comes first, whose name comes last, and whether a "featuring" or "with" comes alongside a name are hugely important.
The company pays employees for their shares five years after they leave the company or at retirement age, whichever comes first.
But we're actively working on it, and the key message for our players and fans is that their safety comes first.
"Mason comes first, and if that makes me unprofessional at times, so be it," she told Parenting magazine in early 2011.
Dr. Friedlaender was lucky not to fall in, and never has, because safety — for the team and the whales — comes first.
I think that for a message to be listened to and accepted by mass groups of people, the image comes first.
But the chair, while agreeing with their aims, must remind them that there is another group that comes first: the American people.
"When you ask our customers what their priority is, either in developed economies or in emerging countries, price comes first," he said.
" In the same statement, Australian Olympic Team Chief de Mission Kitty Chiller said, "The health and wellbeing of the Team comes first.
The organization, founded in 2007, gets kids off the streets but before they get to jump in the ring, homework comes first.
Valentine's Day comes first, so women set the bar for who receives a treat as well as the caliber of the treat.
What happens next could answer the critical question of what comes first: the pharmaceutical industry's power over pricing or the public's health.
Once the ETF passes that April 5003 date or crosses the $100 million level, whichever comes first, it will charge 0.29 percent.
The restriction is supposed to be lifted after either three years or when the investigation has concluded depending on which comes first.
So perhaps the most promising aspect of Monday's plan is a sign that it represents a shifting mindset, where reform comes first.
The thing comes first and then we realize in order to talk about, it is in some degree to attack Donald Trump.
When you're devising story arcs for the season, which comes first: the political-espionage story lines or the personal-family story lines?
Trusts continue for the life of the pet or 21 years, depending on which comes first, although rules may vary by state.
Headquarters: Lehi, UtahIndustry: Computer softwareQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"Family comes first, so they understand work-life balance."
And votes for a party nationwide don't necessarily translate into seats: What counts is how many constituencies a party comes first in.
JON CARAMANICA The punch-drunk frustration here comes first as an ambiguous lament, then a clear renunciation of — who else — the president.
But the director Thom Zimny started working on this two-part portrait with one goal in mind: The King's music comes first.
The good of the relationship itself comes first and the needs of the partner are second and the individual needs are third.
Kantrowitz's rule of thumb: Do not borrow more than you can repay within 10 years or before you retire, whichever comes first.
Neglecting safety measures Safety always comes first, and with respect to home renovations, that means you have to take precautions throughout the project.
So, if you sign up, we have to figure out who to show you, and not just in general, but who comes first.
Liberals say that social order emerges spontaneously from individuals acting freely, but conservatives believe social order comes first, creating the conditions for freedom.
Nor does the insider's look at TV news offer much media savvy, other than in the broadest "The show always comes first" terms.
Test Drive was only a 7-day trial; this one lasts 30 days or until you hit 30GB of data — whichever comes first.
" In a statement, Tesla said, "the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion.
" The "Unwritten" singer and husband Matt Robinson welcomed comes-first-child-a-son/">their first child, a son, at the end of 2017.
Tim Draper, the wealthy venture capitalist whose name comes first in the storied investment fund Draper Fisher Jurvetson, falls into the latter category.
Some of my colleagues believe that scholarship comes first, or say that texts have no guilt, so we should be faithful to them.
The boxer says he hasn't reached out to Broner yet because he knows his family comes first -- but wanted to send this message.
The most influential game actually comes first, as the Big 12 title game between Oklahoma and T.C.U. kicks off at 12:30 p.m.
So we immediately called it to close out our shop, and told our customers, hey, look, we're really sorry, but safety comes first.
Bottom line though ... he says his family's safety comes first, and he was dead set on making sure this fella understood that too.
"Trying to figure which comes first, the fire or the rain," said Azam, who's from Oakland, California, and is staying at a hotel.
"When faced with the choice between what's important for the country and what's important for one person, the country comes first," he said.
Over the coming weeks, be mindful of replacing your life with other people's—being nice is important, but always remember who comes first!
What in particular Trump will do to help the people he favors and hurt those he dislikes is secondary to who comes first.
Currently, the service forces users to pick both a timeframe and a download limit and the file link will expire after whichever comes first.
With the national credit card debt at a record high of over $1 trillion, it's no wonder that paying off that debt comes first.
When you're in a stage of your life where work comes first, any potential partner you meet should fully understand what they're stepping into.
Even art dealers who expect business to suffer because of closed borders and mandatory quarantines say they understand that stopping the contagion comes first.
Washington (CNN)Donald Trump had a foreign policy sales pitch for U.S. voters and a blunt message for the world Wednesday: America comes first.
"Safety always comes first and these deeply troubling allegations are being investigated," Miranda Barbot, a spokesperson for the Department of Education, told BuzzFeed News.
Of those, I prefer profit-from-purpose, as it makes clear there is a higher purpose to the company, but profit always comes first.
Blac Chyna's new tattoo paints a very clear picture of who comes first in her life, and it's not her new aspiring singer boyfriend.
It's the relationship that the user develops with the drug and that comes first over everything if you're trying not to be so sick.
Yes, chat comes first, but it's more important as the front door to a series of apps that have nothing to do with messaging.
These days, the only time I hear that term is if the word "fuck" comes first, so I'm pretty sure they're officially dead. Over.
" The source adds that Palin has been in touch with the Trump campaign, "who have been fantastically understanding as always that family comes first.
Additionally, you get a free tune-up at your REI store within six months of purchase or 20 hours of use, whichever comes first.
Or maybe I just missed an amendment to the Constitution wherein the interest of Vladimir Putin and his merry band of oligarchs comes first.
Rolanda Hollis, who recently proposed a bill to force men to have vasectomies once they hit 50 or have three children, whichever comes first.
But experts like Ian Kerner, Ph.D., sex therapist and author of "She Comes First," say it&aposs important to approach the activity with care.
I just hope I eventually find the good in them before my own world ends and/or paper ceases to exist, whichever comes first.  
Kline is reversing the traditional temporality of the "original" art work: what comes first are copies; the real work will arrive in the future.
In the past, the riddle for National Football League (NFL) teams appeared to be: Which comes first, the good quarterback or the playoff team?
It may be that the unique brain structure, resulting from biology or genetics, comes first, or this abnormal brain architecture follows early experiences, Kumar said.
But for policy makers the mix of diet-related issues may be confusing, and focusing on reducing starvation and poverty naturally comes first, says Haddad.
But I am also painfully aware that this kind of my-kid-comes-first mentality is exactly what created poor urban schools to begin with.
The product will come "with a warranty for the lifetime of your house, or infinity, whichever comes first," the company said in a blog post.
We'll be doing this every Wednesday until someone finds their one true love, life partner, and best friend, or the world ends — whichever comes first.
"I'm sorry that I'll miss our last three games but family comes first," said Ekman-Larsson, who is second on the team with 23 points.
"Ensuring that Americans enjoy their rightful quota (which is to say, more than their fair share) of freedom, abundance and security comes first," Bacevich says.
"I'm sure that the White House and (Trump's) advisers will make sure that America comes first," said Terry Lathan, chairwoman of the Alabama Republican Party.
"If Trump comes first in Michigan, then the weekend was a detour," former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) told The Hill in a phone interview.
"Who comes first, our own people or refugees?" chanted about 50 protesters, most of them women, who marched in the rain around Jeju City Hall.
The search for a new CFO will start immediately, and Krolik will stay on until December 7003 or until someone is hired — whichever comes first.
In Trump's worldview, American national interest – narrowly defined – comes first and America's role as a superpower is no longer to promote a liberal world order.
They helped make She Comes First, which more than one man in his late 20s has told me is his Bible, a perennial best-seller.
And so whatever problems there may be, we've got to work through them because that's what comes first, and that's the mood in this room.
When you've been objectified your entire life and become accustomed to being a second-class citizen in many, many ways — constantly told that you aren't worth the same as men, basically, and that your body comes first, or what you look like comes first — it makes a lot more sense to me that a lot of women don't even recognize when they're being harassed.
"...When you've been objectified your entire life and become accustomed to being a second-class citizen in many, many ways — constantly told that you aren't worth the same as men, basically, and that your body comes first, or what you look like comes first — it makes a lot more sense to me that a lot of women don't even recognize when they're being harassed," the People v.
"Just being responsible — especially because I'm in school so I need to make sure my school work comes first, but also learning how to manage everything."
Just being responsible — especially because I'm in school so I need to make sure my school work comes first but also learning how to manage everything.
John Harwood: Now, one thing that surprised me that you said in an interview the other day was that first of all, political change comes first.
She has a hot new show and is in the midst of a remodel of her L.A. home, but for Rachel Bilson, motherhood always comes first.
"What we're doing isn't an extreme sport, so the safety of each passenger always comes first," said Ehang founder and CEO Huazhi Hu in a statement.
At the end of the day, there's one thing that comes first for the Bravo star: "You're working out to be healthy," Judge previously told PEOPLE.
"It may sound old-school of me, but being a mom comes first," the country star said in the March 2018 issue of Pregnancy & Newborn magazine.
The bill would also ensure that rape kits would be preserved without charge for 20 years or until the statute of limitations expires, whichever comes first.
With overwhelming support from Congress, this foundational law finally secured the promise of a Refuge System where wildlife comes first for the benefit of all Americans.
Generally, it appears that a candidate is considered his party's presumptive nominee when his last serious challenger drops out or he mathematically clinches—whichever comes first.
"The interest of the country comes first, and I am proud of Mauritius's image as a model of living democracy in the world," Mr. Jugnauth added.
"Safety always comes first, and this item was swiftly and safely recovered by the N.Y.P.D.," a spokeswoman at the Department of Education said in an email.
"Frankly, I don't give a damn about somebody's ego or somebody's title or what position they insist on -- the Democratic agenda comes first," he told supporters.
There's also a microphone and speaker, in case you want to have a friendly conversation with your local burglar (or the delivery driver, whomever comes first).
Economist polled by Reuters are divided as to whether what comes first: Either tweaks to the ECB's forward guidance or a reduction in the monthly asset purchases.
Capital gains placed in a certified opportunity zone fund will not be taxed through the end of 2026 or when the investment is sold, whichever comes first.
"At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion," said a Tesla spokesperson to The Verge.
Just turn on the radio for a second and there it is: "Broncos…" We've learned from bitter experience that the name of the winner always comes first.
This evening, the Moon enters Aries, a sign that comes first in whatever it does, giving a boost to the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
Force India have reminded both that the team comes first, with Baku following a row in Canada when Ocon was angry that Perez had not given way.
To liberation movement leaders like Mr. Zuma, who said last year that the A.N.C. "comes first," even before the nation, nothing remains more vital than the movement.
He has not ruled out any party as a potential coalition partner and has said he will hold talks with "all parties" if his party comes first.
And Puerto Rican authorities say the top items on their pre-hurricane agenda — government finances, healthcare and statehood — will eventually be addressed, but emergency relief comes first.
"At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion," a company spokesperson wrote in a statement.
She turns the handle of her vintage shave-ice machine through the end of September, or until she runs out of ripe white peaches, whichever comes first.
" Though Trump cast that talent as an asset for the nation, a Fortune magazine review of his business career found this first principle: "He always comes first.
The bottom line: we need to know for sure who was coming into this country, and if we are not 3003 percent sure, sorry, American safety comes first.
But as Leblé recalled, Serfaty also emphasized that a mathematician has to find satisfaction in "weaving one's own rug," alluding to the patient, solitary work that comes first.
Family—in the traditional sense—comes first, and even the country's ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party, isn't all that liberal; it's staunchly opposed to same-sex marriage.
Disney attractions value themselves on the story above all But sometimes the technology comes first, leaving Imagineers to pursue ideas without knowing what they might be applied to.
"Balancing her career and relationship while raising a son as a single mother hasn't always been easy, but Demetria strongly believes family comes first," her Bravo bio reads.
I&aposm sorry, this president -- OWENS: How about if we decide to tell our kids that America comes first and we should be proud of who we are.
He has done very little to resolve the conflicts of interest with his business concerns, leaving the impression that private profit comes first and national well-being second.
With today's news there were no changes to Tesla's return policy, which covers 1,000 miles or seven days, whichever comes first, as a bypass on offering test drives.
It's evident that for Dim Sum Icon and a lot of new restaurants, the dining experience and the viral social media post comes first, which isn't necessarily terrible.
Dr. Ian Kerner is a licensed psychotherapist and sexuality counselor who specializes in sex therapy, and the author of the best-selling sex advice book She Comes First.
Dr. Ian Kerner is a licensed psychotherapist and sexuality counselor who specializes in sex therapy and the author of the best-selling sex advice book She Comes First.
The district attorney's office also agreed not to enforce the subpoena until the Supreme Court either declines to hear the case or reaches a decision, whichever comes first.
But, on the eve of the Monday talks, Ukraine and Russia remain far apart on the sequencing of the plan: what comes first — disengagement and disarmament or elections?
In her house, "faith comes first, grades come second," said one parent surnamed Chen, asking not to use her full name due to the sensitivity of the matter.
"Family comes first no matter what, and that's non-negotiable," he told PEOPLE Saturday at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival in Savannah, Georgia, where he and Blunt received awards.
Comey, in a visit to the FBI's Buffalo, New York, field office, said it's the agency's priority to complete the investigation "well and promptly" but that "well" comes first.
As for me, I'll probably just keep trying until I either find that perfectly put together Switch or am banned from making returns at Best Buy — whichever comes first.
It lasts for eight months, and the clock starts ticking on this period on either the day your employment ends or your employer health coverage ends – whichever comes first.
If this theory is correct, it raises another question: which comes first, a Big God that permits a big society, or a big society that requires a Big God?
The location component comes first, and then strangers who meet serendipitously in person as a result of playing the game are connecting on social media afterwards as a result.
As any Olympian returning home from Rio will tell you: Britain comes first, but we can raise the game by opening the door to players and coaches from overseas.
You'll also hear about Facebook Stories, because Facebook will talk about Stories until either everyone Stories everything all the time or the world turns to ash, whichever comes first.
"If he was a $50,000 claimer, nobody would have paid attention — he would have run," Reddam said, echoing a common sentiment in an industry where money usually comes first.
To help determine which comes first, the review team analyzed data from 36 studies that followed nearly 160,000 people over time who didn't have back pain at the start.
Alabama allows a convict to be considered for parole after 10 years or after serving one-third of his sentence, whichever comes first, according to the parole board website.
Washing your hands and washing your face regularly can help curb the spread, but when it's a choice between washing with water or drinking it, the latter comes first.
I think the only way to answer this is to know what kind of year you are having and to decide if the kids' tuition comes first or last!
The team said a full report of its work would only be released in the event wreckage of the aircraft is found or the search ended, whichever comes first.
"There's kind of a feeling of short term versus long term, and unfortunately the short term comes first — I need to cover my day-to-day expenses," he said.
Khloé Kardashian wants desperately to return Los Angeles to be with her family, but for now, what's best for newborn daughter True comes first – and that means staying in Cleveland.
"The clitoris is really the powerhouse of the orgasm," says Ian Kerner, sex and relationship therapist and author of She Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman.
And the generous return policy of 1000 miles or 7 days, whichever comes first, should alleviate the need for most test drives at stores at the potential Tesla owner's request.
The issue of Jessa hangs over this conversation and will likely color the rest of their interactions until that baby is born or until they break up, whichever comes first.
The idea comes first, the feelings come first, then it's trying to pinpoint that sonically, and also just to give the record some more texture and more colors, like life.
Who better than Warrior filmmaker Gavin O'Connor to direct a movie about two very different brothers whose strict father pushes them to fight and teaches them that family comes first?
On Mr. Urquhart's list of corporate achievements, coaching the coaxial movement through a seven-year development phase comes first — followed by cracking the magnet problem, the bane of timepiece accuracy.
If the order is not paid off within 90 days or before the end of the holiday layaway season, whichever comes first, shoppers forfeit the order and the service fee.
While we remain committed to making the event happen, the health and safety of player and fans comes first and foremost, with the integrity of the competition a close second.
Make India Great Again Over the last five years, Modi has consistently trumpeted the slogan that would become Trump's signature campaign promise: India (or America, in Trump's case) comes first.
Having sex with him felt quite scripted, like: OK, this comes first, and then we do this for a bit, and then we move onto this bit, and this bit.
Under the new rules, capital gains generated through a certified opportunity zone fund will not be taxed through the end of 2026 or when the investment is sold, whichever comes first.
"There are four components to success: "Self-exploration comes first, because only when we know ourselves on a deeper level can we reach step two, which is finding your super-power.
"Solar Roof is the most durable roof available and the glass itself will come with a warranty for the lifetime of your house, or infinity, whichever comes first," the company says.
"She loves eggs," say Fedotowsky-Manno, adding that her daughter is also a fan of certain fruits and veggies like broccoli and berries — but of course, Mom's breast milk comes first.
" In terms of saving for retirement versus saving for college, she said, "it used to be that you pay the need that comes first, but now it doesn't make sense anymore.
"We had the race in our hands and Egan would have liked to ride the last climb but the riders' safety comes first, ASO (organisers) did a great job," he said.
Building a sound that is unique comes first and foremost for the brothers and with that mindset they exude a confidence that what they're doing will continue to push them ahead.
Refinery29 spoke with Hassan about why she got into politics in the first place, why family comes first for her, and the long tradition of women leaders in New Hampshire politics.
"The Court of Justice has opened the door for major progress in Europe's fight for clean air and clarified that people's health comes first," Ugo Taddei, a lawyer for ClientEarth, said.
Businesses using Hire today will also be able to export their data for free until the service shuts down on September 1, 2020, or when their contract ends, whichever comes first. 
The North-South summit comes first, and Moon's going public with foolish stuff like a peace treaty signaled to us that Moon is looking for a substantive North-South reconciliation agenda.
Arreak is quick to emphasize that none of this is his work alone—the community always comes first, as he sees it, which is the spirit behind both Ikaarvik and SmartICE.
The resolution says North Korea can sell no more than 7.5 million metric tons of coal a year, or bring in no more than $400 million in sales, whichever comes first.
A spokesperson confirmed Convene will pay both its usual portion and furloughed employee's portions of their health insurance plans through August or the end of the furlough, depending which comes first.
"We very much regret that we have to cancel the Engadin Marathon but health of runners, helpers and the population naturally comes first," said Menduri Kasper, the Engadin Skimarathon chief executive.
The agenda for the last European Council meeting in June gave us an idea of what comes first: migration; security and defense; economic reforms; the digital agenda; the next EU budget.
Simone Biles and her new boyfriend Stacey Ervin – who is also an elite gymnast – are enjoying their time together, but the 20-year-old Olympic gold medalist says their training comes first.
Abiy and his country faced enormous challenges, but none steeper than transforming the political environment from one dominated by allegiance to ethnic groups to one where loyalty to the country comes first.
This theorem showed that if voters have to rank candidates—to say, in other words, who comes first, second and so forth—there will inevitably be one of two major potential failures.
In value terms, the United States comes first, accounting for 18 percent of French wine exports and worth 1.7 billion euros ($1.90 billion), up almost a third over the past five years.
It makes you wonder if, for example, a self-driving car's design team would de-prioritize its vehicle's occupants in favor of innocents—or whether the company's loyalty to its customers comes first.
"I can see that there is not a good family structure if the parents are not willing to walk away from this and just say, 'My kid's welfare comes first,'" the veteran said.
Both were complex sequences; in the case of the 1997 earthquakes, there was no clear main shock, unlike the normal sequence where the strongest shock comes first, with aftershocks tailing off with time.
Martha's timidity was grating at times, but she betrayed her country because she thought Philip was the love of her life, and in Martha's mind, loyalty to the people she loves comes first.
Security comes first and the sad fact is that in the times we live in, it doesn't just take terrorists to threaten our way of life, even a hoax call can do it.
That's not an easy job to get, and most people who get it cling on as long as possible, until their body fails or the kids stop buying their boards, whichever comes first.
"While we regret the need to cancel the walk-in voting locations, health and safety comes first during this challenging time," Democratic Party of Hawaii interim chair Kate Stanley said in a statement.
In a new vlog, the couple opens up about their relationship struggles since welcoming their baby boy Sonny Sanford in July — including Port's anxiety about breastfeeding — but says that ultimately their marriage comes first.
"Health comes first", Health Minister Roberto Speranza told Corriere della Sera in an interview on Sunday, reiterating that Italy would keep a block on flights to and from China due to the coronavirus emergency.
For me, character comes first, and I try to tap into that character's voice by just writing random scenes, and seeing if it clicks, and if I feel like there's more story to tell.
Remember these two tips before trying out Waff: Go slower than you initially intended to go (safety comes first!) and use it near something sturdy, like a wall, to catch yourself if you fall.
"When you compare it with other heavy rival grades it comes first in ranking," said B. K. Namdeo, head of refineries at Hindustan Petroleum Corp, referring to Basra Heavy's versatility and its price competitiveness.
Mr. Morrison, who in the past has made it clear that Australia's economic prosperity comes first, has repeatedly argued in recent days that now is not the time to discuss climate policy or politics.
Disney's basically planning to roll out a new Star Wars movie each year from now until the films stop making money or humanity is extinguished by the death of the sun, whichever comes first.
Ms. Cloutier acknowledged that it's hard to know what comes first, the dog or the personality traits that make someone likely to commit to a relationship, and that the links could reflect reverse causality.
Google says that it will no longer be adding new features to Hire, but existing users can keep using the tool until their contract runs out or on September 1st, 2020, whichever comes first.
However, I was raised to believe family always comes first, and I feel beyond blessed to be in a position to support my mother — and consequently help support several family members overseas — with ease.
The order will be in effect for 90 days or until the United States reaches an agreement with Mexico allowing it to turn back asylum-seekers who had traveled through Mexico, whichever comes first.
"The ebook model Macmillan uses to support this math is one they created: Two years or 52 checkouts, whichever comes first," Potash said in a written response to Sargent's interview in The Wall Street Journal.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Republican member of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Michael Piwowar, said on Monday that he will step down on July 7, or when his successor is sworn in, whichever comes first.
Under the US National Academy of Sciences guidelines, for example, embryos can be raised outside the human body until either 14 days have passed or the primitive streak has begun to appear, whichever comes first.
Tesla issued the following official statement regarding the end of NHTSA's investigation and its findings: At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and we appreciate the thoroughness of NHTSA's report and its conclusion.
"I cannot afford to buy a lot of chocolate because I have a big family and that comes first," he added, noting a small box of chocolate can cost up to 211 CFA francs ($219).
"We'll miss Carnegie Hall and our agency dinners this year, but the health and safety of our clients and the ViacomCBS team comes first," said Jo Ann Ross, the chief advertising revenue officer at ViacomCBS.
Barnier had demanded on Monday that London start "negotiating seriously" as a March 2019 deadline looms and the talks stall over what comes first - the divorce settlement or Britain's future relationship with the bloc. 6.
And though he is not officially being asked to design (his remit is "visual communications," though it's a loosey-goosey definition), his appointment does raise some questions: Which comes first, the image or the products?
You set the precise temperature via the Pax app — I recommend the "flavor" setting — and inhale at leisure until you turn it off (or it will auto shut-off in 3 minutes, whichever comes first).
" READ: How women are training to do their own abortions Under Hollis' bill, men would be required to undergo vasectomies within one month of their 50th birthdays or after fathering three children, "whichever comes first.
Of course, he's John Wick, so he'll probably pull it off—especially since director Chad Stahelski has promised to keep the sequels coming until we get bored or humanity ceases to exist, whichever comes first.
The people's will comes first … We need a sea change in how people see nature … I think that through things like this, that are entertaining and fun and not too depressing, we can see that.
It has proposed banning parties from forming electoral alliances (despite coming to power in an alliance seven years ago), imposing a 5% threshold to enter parliament, and giving all unallocated votes to whichever party comes first.
That makes sense intuitively: learning to understand the general shape of a face and other gestalt features comes first, so you don't get weird false positives like walls of flesh or hair-beasts with realistic mouths.
In this way, Homeland offers a fascinating inversion on the "Women in Refrigerators" trope, in which female characters are sexually assaulted, tortured, and murdered just to spur the menfolk to vengeance or greatness (whichever comes first).
"I think of myself as an artist, but what I do shifts for me; nowadays, music comes first, actually," Black said as we approached the Family Dollar — yes, the mass-market discount chain — on Franklin Avenue.
A chronological biography comes first, following Keaton's evolution from a vaudeville child star (in an act with his parents) to a star and director of two-reel short comedies in the late 1910s and early '20s.
Take it down a notch (or two) on going to bars and restaurants, or better still, avoid going entirely for a few weeks (I feel for the small business owners, but public health comes first now).
The district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., a Democrat, has agreed not to seek enforcement of the subpoena until the Supreme Court either refuses to hear Mr. Trump's case or issues an opinion, whichever comes first.
"While we can't take action until six months after finalizing our rules, or July 1 -- whichever comes first -- we can consider a business's efforts to comply with the law from January 2023, onwards," the spokesperson said.
"While we can't take action until six months after finalizing our rules, or July 22020 — whichever comes first — we can consider a business's efforts to comply with the law from January 1, onwards," the spokesperson said.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull swerved around the usual protocol for contacts with America's closest allies -- the United Kingdom usually comes first -- and reached Trump by dialing a phone number he got from pro golfer Greg Norman.
Here's where the Wink Pen came in: having to approach drawing from a material-comes-first angle, and on top of that, having to come up with an idea of what to draw, became my greatest challenge.
J.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.).
He works with President Xi. STEVE BANNON: He comes, first day he has a lunch with representatives, the governor affairs guys, and the COOs and presidents of the biggest companies in China to put pressure on President Trump.
"We think that that's not only the correct and the moral thing to do, but as educators, our students' well-being and their literal health comes first," Todd Warren, president of the Guilford County Association of Educators, said.
Ford says that customers will get one month or up to 1GB of data for free, whichever comes first, but after that, they'll have to pay a monthly fee just like they would for any other data plan.
Regulatory clearance will lead to the first milestone payment of $30 million, with other milestones marked by the start of drilling activities and first oil production, or three years after the start of drilling activities, whichever comes first.
She's genuinely happy about the recount news — the way she celebrates just seconds after her mother dies makes it clear that politics always comes first — but she's also shoving down her feelings of loss with every deranged giggle.
"We're living through a golden age of sex toys, a kind of a renaissance where we have access to such incredibly well-constructed and innovative products," said Ian Kerner, sex counselor, psychotherapist, and author of She Comes First.
Authenticity comes first and the result is an exhilarating ode to that moment in the year when the heat of the city's morning sun speaks to the opportunity of the coming months, making otherwise mundane moments feel breathtaking.
The automaker said that beginning with the 2020 model year, its hybrid battery warranty will be increased from eight years or 100,000 miles to 10 years from original date of first use, or 150,000 miles, whichever comes first.
People from communities of all sizes, whether 220,500, 25,000 or 250,000, say that their towns are small enough to give them agency to act, and they are personal and entwined enough that accountability to each other comes first.
"At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and one thing is very clear: Autopilot significantly increases safety, as NHTSA has found that it reduces accident rates by 40 percent," Tesla said in an email to CNBC.
The new start times must be in effect by the start of the 2022-2023 school year or when a school's three-year collective bargaining agreement with its employees comes to an end, depending on which comes first.
Meanwhile, Amazon Prime Student will cover unlimited music streaming, movies and free shipping (as well as all other Prime benefits) for $6.49 a month or $59 a year for four years or until you graduate, whichever comes first.
They hold that their identity of origin always comes first, even if they claim to be French, to live on French territory and have the same rights as the French who've been living there for thousands of years.
"We think that that's not only the correct and the moral thing to do, but as educators, our students' well-being and their literal health comes first," Todd Warren, president of the Guilford County Association of Educators, said. Gov.
"As a therapist, I deal with patients all the time who feel like they're missing out and the result is feeling envy, anger, frustration, loneliness and shame," says psychotherapist, sex counselor and author of She Comes First, Ian Kerner.
The canceling of the Other, of anyone not on the team (so to speak), be they rivals, uncooperative college faculty, or most women who aren't moms, cheerleaders, or girlfriends who understand that the team comes first, remains the norm.
Balanchine's "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" (1980, to music from Gounod's "Faust") comes first; its dancing on Saturday was shot through with the vivifying freshness of musicality and texture that makes this an exceptional troupe, by Balanchine standards, anywhere in the world.
James Cameron is currently hard at work cranking out four sequels, the first of which will hit theaters in December 2020, with the others rolling out every few years after that until the end of time or 2025, whichever comes first.
What comes first is that you're big and strong you find yourself in this big muscular body, and other people are intimidated by you, and you have status and tend to win—so I like inequality, because inequality suits me.
As is often the case when Trump strikes a deal, his side of it comes first: Republicans tolerate his racism, ignore his corruption, laugh off his erratic behavior, and in exchange he leaves the core of the party's domestic agenda unmolested.
Protection of customers' data, together with the safety and integrity of infrastructure is a top priority for Kaspersky Lab, and that is why the file processing relocation comes first and is expected to be fully accomplished by the end of 2019.
But Liam Fox, the U.K.'s international trade secretary, has said that the border issue could not be settled until a trade deal was agreed — putting Ireland and the U.K. at odds over whether the border or trade comes first.
In a year that lacks a Greinke 2009 or a Pedro Martinez any year, it might be better to just let it go until it's safe to come out from under our beds again or another season passes, whichever comes first.
It's a sad loss for the league but a boon for Mexican telenovelas, where this drama will play out for a decade or however long it takes them to get to China and sign new deals there, whichever comes first.
The arrangement will go away in 10 years, when two-thirds of Class B shareholders vote to get rid of it, or when Class B shares only account for 1% of the total outstanding shares of company stock, whichever comes first.
H.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.), a 2020 presidential candidate.
"While we can't take action until six months after finalizing our rules, or July 1 — whichever comes first — we can consider a business's efforts to comply with the law from January 1, onwards," she wrote in an email to CNBC.
"For patients, privacy comes first, so what security measures do we have in place to prevent a breach and then how can we talk to patients about them?" said Mohamed Abdelhamid of California State University Long Beach, who wasn't involved in the study.
The Navy Federal Credit Union is also offering loans of up to $6,000 at 0 percent with no fees and no credit check to federal government employees and contractors for 60 days or until any back pay is made, whichever comes first.
The Navy Federal Credit Union is also offering loans of up to $6,000 at 250 percent with no fees and no credit check to federal government employees and contractors for 250 days or until any back pay is made, whichever comes first.
The more invasive and scary-sounding pelvic exam and pap smear tests aren't needed until you become sexually active or turn 21 (whichever comes first), explains Cheryl Iglesia MD, director of female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery at MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
Meanwhile my co-pilot was streaming video on his iPad using the Cruze's 4G LTE Wi-Fi connection that can support up to seven devices at once (free for the first 24 months or 28GB, whichever comes first, then carrier fees kick in).
A Tesla spokesperson provided the following statement regarding the NTSB's findings to TechCrunch: At Tesla, the safety of our customers comes first, and one thing is very clear: Autopilot significantly increases safety, as NHTSA has found that it reduces accident rates by 40%.
When questioned about whether he would be a candidate in the new election, Morales told a local radio station that "the candidacies must be secondary; what comes first is to pacify Bolivia," adding that he has a constitutional duty to finish his term.
It's a free hot spot that will let people try out T-Mobile's network for 30 days (or up to 30GB of data, whichever comes first), so they can see how T-Mobile's data speeds and coverage work on their existing devices.
Chinese authorities make a big point out of the country being a collective that pulls together in a crisis, unlike the individual-focused societies of the West, but ultimately people know that it is the Party, not the country, that comes first.
"When it comes leading on the pocketbook issues North Dakotans care about – from strong trade markets to responsible spending and cutting red tape for North Dakota businesses – Heidi has always been consistent: North Dakota comes first," the Heitkamp campaign said in a statement.
Rover is clearly not at all dedicated to making sure safety comes first — you choose to test a walker's knowledge on Rover Cards over how to handle a lost or injured dog situation, or how to prevent these incidents to begin with. Priorities?
"The industry structure I think is going to have to change in a more mutual direction where the client comes first and not the investment manager and particularly not the financial conglomerates that own 30 of the 50 largest mutual fund companies," Bogle said.
Products like the offline version of Google Maps, as well as many of today's announcements, come out of a development environment where the phone comes first because there isn't another option — products where you can't rely on a constant high-speed internet connection, for example.
Berlusconi, who wants Italy to remain in the euro zone, is barred from office because of a 2013 tax fraud conviction and has not yet proposed a candidate for prime minister, while Salvini says that if the League comes first he will be premier.
"While you may want to slander and put all the blame on me to give a perception of a dire financial position to justify why you cannot deliver on your manifesto promises...you must remember that the country and our people comes first," he wrote.
Hollywoo (the "Hollywood" sign loses its D in a season one caper) is a town in which there is a clear food chain and everyone is trying to claw their way to the top, or to reach some semblance of happiness, whichever comes first.
Like a lot of other Americans, I also have student loans that will, in my case, either eat away at my salary by $375.83 every month until 2040, until the government pays them off (Public Service Loan Forgiveness), or until I die -- whichever comes first.
The company's agreement with a home buyer is structured as an option contract, with its investment effectively giving it the right to buy a stake in the home at a later date, typically when it is sold or after 30 years, whichever comes first.
Y.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.) are also running for the party's presidential nomination.
"Trade and all other aspects of our relationship are critically important, but national security comes first and the White House is dead serious about moving forward with tariffs if nothing can be done to stem the flow of migrants," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
I flew to New York City to meet her for our first date, and have since swapped coasts to live with Laura in her lovely Manhattan apartment and to continue my meteoric rise to global stardom (or being a stay-at-home dad — whichever comes first).
The interesting thing about this new feature is that the shareable link is temporary, so if you post the link to social media or somewhere else where a lot of people could view it, it will disappear after five clicks or 72 hours, whichever comes first.
In an email to ticket holders, the festival's organizers said that "the safety of fans, artists and crew always comes first," and that all performances for Sunday would be canceled because of "a high likelihood of lightning" around the stages at Randalls Island Park in New York.
"His commitment to the people comes first," one senior source said, noting that because the square will be filled with people, Trump is expected to enter the Vatican though a tiny back gate used by employees instead of the usual entry used by heads of state.
She retrieved only five viable eggs from her first cycle but hopes to boost that number with a second round this winter, and eventually a third, at a cost of $8,000 (not including medications and storage) for three cycles, or 15 eggs, "whichever comes first," she said.
"Our team was incredibly excited to see you at Emerald City Comic Con next week, however, fans, artists, exhibitors and the rest of the community are what make Reedpop events so special and it is our duty to make sure that your safety comes first," it continued.
J.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.), who are also running for president — were not in attendance.
The EPA will withdraw the rules it proposed in 2014, which will be subject to a period of public comment, and no action will be taken until the Army Corps of Engineers Issues its determination or for 48 months after the rules are rescinded — whichever comes first.
If you listen to her, though, she's clear what comes first and what this big whirl of warmth and machine hurtles toward: serious changes to the way money works in Washington, and serious disruption to taxes and regulation, to address individual debt and wages in this immediate lifetime.
To Jim Roberts, who runs the city's water and sewer operations, the payoff comes first thing each morning, when many of the 9.5 million people in the city and the counties that surround it turn on their showers, and their faucets to make coffee, with scarcely a second thought.
Extending lenders are also set to receive a duration fee of 200bp on the extended amount either five business days after the company enters an asset sale or issues equity netting proceeds in excess of US$150m, or on March 4, 2019, when the non-extended tranche matures, whichever comes first.
The mention of Frost keys in to another way that Twin Peaks is fundamentally TV: Though Lynch's name almost always comes first when discussing Peaks, it's also Frost's show in a way that auteurists rarely acknowledge, and Frost's involvement is part of what makes the series as good as it is.
I always tell my friends in Pennsylvania there is a reason Iowa comes first: voters truly believe they are the human resources department for the country, and they take that job seriously by not just attending rallies but meeting the candidates and asking harder questions of them than any debate moderator.
What that means is that most of them have internalized some or all of the following ideas: We have to compete savagely with others, that nobody else can be trusted, that the health and wealth of our own nation comes first, and that long-term, collective thinking is less important than individual survival.
"When you talk about marketing men's basketball players or men's athletes in general, I think their play comes first and everything else comes second, where in women's sports, it's usually the other way around," says Diana Taurasi, a guard for Phoenix, whom many consider to be the greatest women's player of all time.
Unlike the Syrians who risked life and limb to rise up against Bashar al-Assad, most westerners are quite clearly still content to wait it out for a messiah—or a snake-oil salesman, whichever one comes first—to fix the world on their behalf, rather than muster up a solution on their own.
Copy Desk: Since Deb can't seem to get serious about the theme of this puzzle without deteriorating into elementary school jokes, she has been asked to sit out this explanation of the theme until she either recovers or she can get herself out of the chair we've duct-taped her to, whichever comes first.
In a few days, I will yet again put the key into the car ignition and have no place to go, not enough money for housing, no job or prospects, and $1,000 in savings to survive on until it's gone or I somehow find a job and a place to live — whichever comes first.
Nor should we miss those who expect an avalanche of confessional books by cronies who had an intimate relationship with the great man: I Was Castro's Proctologist; My Life as Head of Fidel's Kennels; Memories of the Nightclub Dancer Who Got with el Comandante Once, and so on, ad infinitum or ad nauseam, whichever comes first.
Whether they were sent to you by a friend, family member, Twitter follower, or PR label, or you just found them by shuffling through the vast archives of Music On The Internet, you know from the first few riffs that this is a band that you're going to follow until your death, or their death, whichever comes first.
J.) and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.) echoed support for the impeachment process on Tuesday, with Bennet tweeting that he would likely vote in favor of removing Trump from office.
But in the meantime, it could be a soft few months or even years of standoffs between buyers and sellers, with the big question of which comes first: sellers who settle for less after recognizing that the price they thought they would get is beyond the reach of buyers, or incomes that catch up with a housing market that got a little ahead of itself.
To raise, for an uninstructed audience, the question of what comes first, a civilized society or an instinctive wish for civilization, can't be a bad effect for an entertainment to have; although we might have to be part of an instructed audience ourselves in order to find that effect good, and we had better be protected by the police and an army from anyone who finds it trivial.
And proving her squad always comes first, the model made the decision to join in on the most Instagrammable event of the year, skipping the runway in favor of hitting the beaches of Rhode Island with the singer and her bevy of A-list besties, donning a flag-themed onesie to pose in front of fireworks, and wearing matching red, white, and blue Solid & Striped swimsuits with Swift and Fendi EyeShine sunglasses.
Whether that's sex therapist Ian Kerner insisting that in the ideal heterosexual experience, "she comes first," or whether that's research that purports to determine the number of sexual partners that'll maximize our happiness, the idea that there is a universal way to do sex "right" primarily serves to instill a permanent sense of anxiety among us all — especially among women, whose sex lives are most often the objects of discussion (and policing).
H.), and Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetTrump trade deal likely to sow division in Democratic presidential field Schumer to colleagues running for White House: Impeachment comes first Sanders urges impeachment trial 'quickly' in the Senate MORE (D-Colo.), who had backed a rival bill more favored by doctors groups, released a statement sounding generally supportive of the deal but stopped short of fully endorsing it, saying "final details" needed to be worked out.
They talked about this last week on the podcast, but Pokémon Go has been this huge trend, it's still going strong, and a lot of people are saying what the tech industry has said: VR comes first and then we can get to AI. And now with Pokémon Go, people are saying, well, it's sort of an AI application, maybe we can get the AI sooner and in more hands of consumers than VR. JB: I think Pokémon Go is a brilliant game.
SAFETY COMES FIRST Some fliers, no matter how seasoned, ignore one (and sometimes all) of three passenger no-no's that affect their safety: They get out of their seats to get their bags from an overhead compartment while the plane is taxiing, they don't buckle up when the seatbelt sign is on, and they hang out in the galleys, where food and trash carts, which can weigh as much as 200 pounds, could potentially move and hit them or roll over their feet.

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