Outwardly Winston County conforms to outsiders' expectations of the rural South.
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Then she internalizes and conforms to the norms of the group.
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He conforms to this purist, almost monastic approach to the magazine.
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Russia refutes this, claiming that the missile conforms to INF treaty limits.
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It conforms to your shape and is cooler than my old Tempurpedic mattress.
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Neither conforms to the popular image of an android waving its metallic arms.
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It also conforms to the outdated notion of husbands as primary wage earners.
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The next layer is 2 inches of memory foam that conforms to your body.
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This series is deliberate and slow, but it conforms to traditional episodic television structure.
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Wirecutter recommends the Sea to Summit Travelling Light set which conforms to T.S.A. regulations.
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No zoning changes are required since the Powerhouse conforms to the area's industrial use.
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I also check that our production staff conforms to rigorous sanitation and safety standards.
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"Everything we read about Jesus in the gospels conforms to the mythic hero," Price says.
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That's the part that conforms to your body to create the ultimate cocoon of comfort.
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"The majority of what is printed or portrayed still conforms to outdated cliches," he says.
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"I don't think my life conforms to that narrative," he said with a moody shrug.
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Does the fact that his victory conforms to patterns going back to 1860 suggest otherwise?
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The first is that a truthful statement is one that conforms to facts or reality.
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What's shared conforms to the alignment of all of the members, which reinforces the group's worldview.
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But not everyone conforms to that model and, well, I want to be well, wellness aside.
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Yet in a counterintuitive quirk, the short term almost never conforms to the long-term average.
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Posting any story, real or fake, that conforms to your community's viewpoint bolsters your ties with them.
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The better Clinton conforms to what people expect of those apolitical roles, the more popular she is.
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Use a lighter to warm the heat shrink tubing until it conforms to the charger and spring.
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Democratic strategists will be relieved to have at least one target who conforms to the traditional playbook.
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It conforms to the disappointing standard that fails to see black citizens as more than their votes.
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The initial behavior of benchmark Brent prices following the sharp decline on Thursday conforms to this pattern.
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That often means that a player has to prove that he absolutely conforms to the accepted norm.
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"Developing bilateral ties conforms to the fundamental interests of the two countries and their people," Xi added.
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Pros: Heats quickly in the microwave or can be frozen, conforms to your bodyCons: Requires occasional reheating
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The initial behaviour of benchmark Brent prices following the sharp decline on Thursday conforms to this pattern.
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The wordplay conforms to strict rules in a cryptic, while looser cluing is allowed in a PandA.
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He commends and conforms to anyone who pretends to love him, whether they are Russians or racists.
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It also conforms to a little bit of common sense we all share: first impressions and appearances matter.
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If local politics rarely conforms to expectations, seldom does it diverge as drastically as in south-west England.
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Per WikiLeaks, Assange is considering the offer, but only if the testimony conforms to a "high ethical standard."
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McCrory also signed a law preventing transgender individuals from using the bathroom that conforms to their gender identity.
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The tone of the lyrics conforms to Mr. Merritt's sardonic character, as does his use of unexpected rhymes.
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It conforms to our cultural narrative that men are inherently more sexual and women are naturally more passive.
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Lambskin is exceptionally smooth, lightweight, nicely conforms to the hand, and is most often used for dress gloves.
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People like and share news that conforms to their existing beliefs, and fake news stories are often strongly biased.
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The Touch Bar conforms to your needs and everything on it is designed to be operated with a finger.
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How closely reality conforms to one or other of these scenarios depends a lot on what happens in China.
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In the presence of water, PHEMA becomes soft and conforms to the microscopic nooks and crannies of a surface.
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His defenders argue that although his methods are unconventional, his understanding of the presidential calendar conforms to past practice.
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At the very least, they should be able to tailor a portfolio that conforms to your goals and concerns.
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But neither conforms to a classic ideological line; pundits in their respective countries struggle to define Macronism or Trumpism.
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A princess needs to be awakened in this play, but little else conforms to the fairy tale's usual plot.
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In other words, it&aposs a human tendency to seek, interpret, and remember information that conforms to preexisting beliefs.
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America's norms differ from Singapore's, but free content also conforms to standards that regulators deem appropriate for your society.
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The opener is kinetic, efficiently staged, casually sadistic and near-ritualistic in how it conforms to the genre playbook.
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The structure conforms to the shape of the remnant, the old determining the form and contour of the new.
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The Treasury Department was tasked with determining whether existing regulation conforms to what Trump called "core principles" of his administration.
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My own experience was pretty straightforward, assuming that your home's electricity system is relatively modern and conforms to today's standards.
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This results in an onslaught of content that comes from different sources but that all conforms to the same narrative.
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"It just conforms to my body and it's been so key during my pregnancy," she told PEOPLE earlier this month.
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We need to introduce bias detection testing that identifies if the AI conforms to a standard and agreed testing protocol.
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While it doesn't mention McCain by name, the ad argues that Kirkpatrick won't become a senator who conforms to Washington.
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The power of the president's communication is that it both conforms to and shapes the core narrative of a community.
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Still, the package hardly conforms to the kind of fiscal conservatism that Mr. Walker and Mr. Ryan have long espoused.
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Except for the Jewish mob, everything else conforms to genre type: the doomed prostitute, the talk of one last job, etc.
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When the author conforms to convention, so should I; when they bend or break it, I need to do the same.
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To use AMP, you create an alternate version of your site that conforms to the specifications published by the AMP project.
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"It just conforms to my body and it's been so key during my pregnancy," says Williams, a spokesperson for the brand.
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HDS said an GPS device that conforms to the latest IS-GPS-200 and provides UTC should not be adversely affected.
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Herman Miller tweaked the ride of the chair for a smooth curve ride, and mesh that better conforms to the body.
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If you see a story – even a false one — that conforms to your world view, you'll like it or share it.
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The Second Circuit made "the right ruling that conforms to a very well established pattern in the labor law," LeRoy said.
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So, it's best to work with a financial planner who conforms to the fiduciary standard when helping you choose your investments.
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But I am worried about him precisely because I disagree with your premise — I don't think he conforms to conventional masculinity.
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The accelerating sell-off in petroleum futures and options is not entirely surprising and conforms to a common pattern in financial markets.
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But say you want something that conforms to more complex shapes, like a tablet you can crumple like a piece of paper.
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And while the virtual reality images conjure up the ancient Chinese walls, nothing we see conforms to our expectations of three-dimensionality.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — In her painting, Louise Belcourt no longer conforms to the standards of traditional geometric abstraction.
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"The friendship between China and (North Korea) conforms to the wishes of people from both countries," Xi said, according to Chinese state media.
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However, he added, Coinbase conforms to standards set out in a New York state law known as BitLicense and has never been hacked.
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Facebook's head of VR Hugo Barra said the headset is super light and made of a foam layer that conforms to your face.
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Each cleat conforms to the length and width of the boot of your choice, and it features a rubber construction for enhanced comfort.
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In those authors' works, realistic details are carefully selected; characters feel familiar; the world we read about conforms to the one we know.
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It has to do with the grass, its dampness, its coolness, the way it conforms to her toes, her arches, her aching heels.
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The director of the European Commission said it doesn't really matter who builds the tunnel as long as it conforms to EU standards.
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The gel memory foam of the Nectar makes it a versatile mattress that conforms to the contours of your body to relieve pressure.
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Purple is one of our favorite mattresses you can buy online, with a super comfy grid that conforms to your body offer support.
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Congressman Randy Hultgren asked Coinbase's Lempres what federal cybersecurity standards that the exchange conforms to, if any (financial institutions are required to by law).
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And whether it's on purpose or not, the way she operates conforms to this idea of a factory, operating efficiently, to churn out plans.
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In this way, Newton's breakout season both transcends the stats and conforms to the late Supreme Court justice Potter Stewart's famous definition of pornography.
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As a conceptual piece it makes art from the natural world, but it also conforms to the repetitive cycles typical of minimalist aesthetic experience.
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The defense spending bill also conforms to the House's budget outline, but it violates the Budget Control Act spending caps commonly known as sequestration.
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The fact that China obtained an immediate victory — a cancelled tariff increase — while relinquishing nothing hard immediately conforms to its consistently shrewd negotiating strategy.
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It's made of form fitting, stretchable material, combined with "3D facial mapping" tech that comfortable conforms to the face without letting light in underneath.
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The device conforms to the varied textures of human skin, including sweat pores and fingerprint ridges, while still letting air in through tiny gaps.
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It will allow participants to transact "at competitive prices that reflect available market information and in a manner that conforms to acceptable standards of behavior".
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"The friendship between China and DPRK conforms to the wishes of people from both countries," Xi said according to a report in Chinese state media.
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" The silicone conforms to the body and transmits data on "movement and respiration, as well as electrical activity in the heart, muscles, eyes and brain.
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BT gets to keep Openreach, but only if it conforms to a new set of regulations and targets designed to make the system work better.
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I repeat to her that I truly have no desire nor interest in seeing her change what she's written so it conforms to my ideas.
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There, collections fellow Kevin Adkisson has created a sense of habitation in a setting that normally conforms to the typical, careful neutrality of house museums.
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The campaign fully conforms to human rights principles established by the U.N., it said in a statement, adding that it "strongly rejected his mostly baseless assertions".
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Humans are also very adept at ignoring facts so that we can continue to see the world in a way that conforms to our preconceived notions.
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Watching to see how much hash power conforms to Segwit overnight may be an indication of whether or not Bitcoin Cash stands a chance by morning.
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A student on the way to school could get a playlist of songs from their favorite music app that conforms to the length of their trip.
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It's an attitude that conforms to the "cosmic sadness and anger" of his novelistic profile while shrinking the character to something smaller than true human scale.
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Reviver Auto says that the technology conforms to the General Data Protection Regulation standards, and that the tracking and display features are controlled by each plate's owner.
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Then, during the ride to work, Autopilot navigates the car, conforms to traffic flow, makes sure the driver doesn't accidentally exit his lane and, finally, parks itself.
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Only Mr Sanders conforms to the textbook; he says explicitly that he wants more say over the Fed because he wants monetary policy to be made looser.
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Currently, derivatives trading in Britain conforms to rules written by the European Union, the trading bloc that the United Kingdom is due to leave on March 29.
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"It is the crossing of a threshold in terms of the public awareness of what happened and how it conforms to the law — or not," Pelosi said.
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A gay man who conforms to a critical mass of gendered expectations can move through life without his sexuality attending every interaction, even after he comes out.
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It conforms to all we know about a president whose sympathies lie with the autocrats of the world, from Moscow to Manila, rather than with democratic leaders.
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Made to snugly fit the contours of your face, this sleep mask is infinitely customizable for a personalized fit and conforms to your eyes for serious comfort.
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It's just that its trade impact on the rest of the metallic world no longer conforms to a unifying narrative, but rather a spectrum of story lines.
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" Employee bonuses also will be restructured, with elimination of the three-year cash long-term performance awards and a switch to a program that conforms to "market norms.
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"Numerous studies show that, regardless of partisan ideology, people are very good at accepting information that conforms to their preconceptions, even if it is false," the letter reads.
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Mr. Kotkin has long argued with "smart growth" advocates that what looks like sprawl is healthier for the middle class and conforms to what most families want anyway.
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Actually catch some shut-eye on your next flight with this pillow that conforms to your neck and stops your head from falling forward every time you nod off.
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A representative for King Jim has assured me that when the device eventually arrives in North America it will feature a keyboard layout that conforms to the English standard.
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Shine wants to create a bathroom experience "that anticipates our needs, conforms to our wants, and delivers the care we deserve," which sounds an awful lot like Smart House.
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President Obama seems to leave a host of people and political commitments at the White House door as he conforms to the racial demands of a historically white office.
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Either side could send Friday's ruling to a higher court, which would not judge on the facts but would decide whether the appeal court's decision conforms to the law.
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The spokeswoman added that the conclusion of a rules-based trade agreement that conforms to the World Trade Organisation's framework was in the interests of Germany and its economy.
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Biopharmaceutical companies have learned that the best way to profitability is to follow the well-trodden path of incremental change that conforms to clinical testing procedures that give FDAcomfort.
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The period conforms to the founding myth of an ever-closer union run out of Brussels by a powerful bureaucracy, something devotees treat as inevitable and critics as conspiracy.
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"Detraxi's artificial blood conforms to all blood types, and we are trying to come up with the right formula so that we get all the proper approvals," he explained.
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It's a vision of adulthood that conforms to the emotional requirements of teenagers (not to mention the grown-ups they will become) like a tailored suit fits a gentleman.
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But it's indicative of both her raw talent and what's kept her from breaking through as a major star outside of awards hopefuls: She conforms to whatever her director needs.
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The third is that Larsen pictorially manipulates the body as if it were a sectioned puppet, with every part capable of performing action that ostensibly conforms to its geometric structure.
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MacOS The Disk Utility in macOS (formerly OS X) provides multiple data erasure options for HDDs under "Security Options" including multipass overwrites that conforms to the DoD 250-M specification.
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"The nuclear energy plan includes the laws and regulations and conforms to standards of the IAEA and international best practices," said al Kaabi, who also serves as FANR's deputy chairman.
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The inspiration is visible in the way her rope both defies and conforms to gravity, sometimes appearing to crush form upon form, other times to support itself with its own weight.
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Nevertheless, the two fall in love and embark on a secret affair that conforms to Gallimard's traditional notions of male-female relations, with Gallimard seemingly unaware of Song's true gender identity.
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App users can select several colors as their palette, and the app will then generate classic and modern artwork that conforms to the palette — creating a digital mood board of sorts.
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The existence of "boob armor," in which armor for women conforms to the shape of their chest, is common enough in fantasy games that you might be convinced it's historically accurate.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Contacts between Turkey's Halkbank and U.S. authorities are continuing in a "healthy way", the bank's chief executive said on Wednesday, adding the lender conforms to U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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This part of his game will age exceptionally well, and if Anthony conforms to the confines of a notably lower usage rate, his efficiency should rise higher than it's ever been.
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I'm fascinated by the kimchi-lime sauce, which conforms to no seafood-boil tradition I know of; its flavor is angular, hybridized, invigorating and not as fiery as you might expect.
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If I stick it out, there's always a eureka moment, and often a moment of "D'oh" when I see that every clue brilliantly conforms to a theme referenced in the passage.
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For men, hair must have a "tapered appearance," where the "outline of the soldier's hair conforms to the shape of the head," and curves inward at the base of the neck.
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While a strong sense of self-belief is critical for a good leader, it is nevertheless true that neither Trump nor Churchill conforms to commonly accepted notions of their political parties.
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The interior has full glove leather lining and there's a cork-bed midsole, which conforms to the shape of your foot over time, to make for a fit that feels custom made.
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Beijing blocks Taiwan from participating in many international organizations unless it does so in a way that conforms to the "one China" principle, such as calling itself "Chinese Taipei" in the Olympics.
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The question is whether the shoe model used in the Olympics, and in big-city marathons, along with the new version, conforms to the footwear standards of the I.A.A.F., which are imprecise.
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Asked about Cove's marketing strategy and how it conforms to FDA guidelines for risk-benefit disclosure, co-founder Steven Gutentag told Vox that the guidelines do not apply to their ad strategy.
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Files, gadgets, video installations, co-branding opportunities, cultures, conflicts, natural disasters, memes, technologies — BB9 is filled with works that attempt to replicate a kind of "critical" consumerism but instead simply conforms to it.
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It conforms to your body, but you don't really sink in much, and it's comprised of four layers of dense, high-quality foams—the top two of which are gel-infused for cooling.
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The final piece is a 63-page novella titled "Cloudland," but even this apparent departure conforms to her recent pattern; Tumble Home and The Dog of the Marriage both end with novellas, too.
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A 2016 study in Japan saw a connection between diabetes risk and those workers who did more than 45 hours of non-shift work, or work that conforms to a regular daytime schedule.
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But if anything is truly surprising about it, it's just how neatly it all conforms to what theory tells us about how people who see themselves as functionaries view themselves and one another.
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We're under the impression that we're systematically eliminating risks and reducing harm, and that with careful study and research, we can keep hacking away at life until it conforms to our particular desires.
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"That may mean whether somebody conforms to expectations about their sex as perceived by others with regard to behavior, clothing, with whom they associate romantically or how they present their identity," he added.
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The budget conforms to a fiscal turnaround plan approved by the board this year, which provides only about $800 million a year to pay debt, less than a quarter of what Puerto Rico owes.
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And that conforms to an axiom of prohibition: If you tell people they can't have something they want—something they feel they have the right to own—they might just want it even more.
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"Black Panther" is a groundbreaking achievement in that respect, a spectacle that conforms to the familiar template of the Marvel Cinematic Universe while smuggling across a substantive and surprisingly political study of black identity.
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It will never be spontaneous, so the "real fight" standard isn't reason enough to ban the Donkey Guard: while it might mock the rules, it conforms to them until you specifically ban the position.
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When a majority of the public is mentally prepared to accept the government's account because it conforms to their preconceptions, the government can easily beat back doubts by calling doubters disloyal and un-American.
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Don't discount the time it will take everyone to learn how to use virtual reality — and the time it will take app makers to create software that conforms to how people begin to use it.
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On Thursday, the Cour de Cassation, which does not judge facts but only whether a decision by an appeal court conforms to law, told the Court of Appeal to review the judge's initial ruling again.
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And so the product goes inside, it actually swells and conforms to fit to the individual user, and we've created a sweeping motion, kind of like a "come hither" … I just love that term. Right.
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They may not realize it: their beloved Le Creuset conforms to the same principles of superior craftsmanship as any of Dr. Anderson's cherished possessions, such as the midcentury tackle box that belonged to his father.
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Some in the LGBT community took a more pointed stand, citing Cruz's opposition to same-sex marriage and his criticism of government efforts to allow students to use a bathroom that conforms to their gender identity.
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We generate a lot of unit tests for people, speed up the development of new features, and larger companies are using us as an advanced linter to ensure developers write code that conforms to their standards.
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Clark and his colleagues have come up with a DGB that conforms to the basic Viking design but also features numerous clever tweaks that will hopefully increase drag without also increasing the odds of a catastrophe.
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The state conforms to federal law on issues like 529 college saving plan rules, but not on others like the tax treatment of debt cancellations, said John Warren, an enrolled agent tax preparer in Medford, Massachusetts.
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Federal courts typically rely on what's known as the Chevron doctrine—named for a 19503 Supreme Court case involving the oil company—to determine whether an agency's rule or regulation conforms to laws passed by Congress.
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The court, the Constitutional Council, which ensures that legislation conforms to the French Constitution, found that a provision that made it a crime to regularly consult websites that promote terrorism disproportionately violated the freedom of communication.
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"I can confirm that the incident in Syria completely conforms to Israel's policy, to act so as to prevent the smuggling of advanced weapons from Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon by Iran," he told Army Radio.
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There's also a registration scheme for PMVs being used for economic activity which allows city police to scan a QR code that must be displayed on the ride to check it conforms to the regulation's technical requirements.
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Anyway, there's currently no disappearing machine, but the world is full of very real ways that you can isolate yourself, escape the horrors of the wider world, and simply ignore everything until reality conforms to your whims.
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The report's recommendations included requiring that U.S. schools publish online all contracts with foreign governments, ensure hiring conforms to their rules, not Beijing's, and that the State Department review all visas and demand reciprocal treatment in China.
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The new treaty conforms to the broad outlines of NAFTA, but includes modernizing elements dealing with digital commerce, changes to wage provisions related to auto manufacturing and a loosening of Canada's tight grip on its dairy market.
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"On Tuesday Pulev was notified that, before he will be licensed to fight in California again, he must appear in front of the commission and demonstrate that he conforms to this principle of respect," the statement said.
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Hansson holds up laminated screenshots from the show that he printed out himself so that we can see the precise camera angle and observe that reality conforms to the image, except, of course, for the missing CGI gate.
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D: Swipe up to privately reply, or swipe down to close Feed current design: E: Full-width of video/photo is shown, and conforms to dimensions 1:1 for square, 1.91:1 for landscape or 4:5 for portrait
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In McArthur's case, we see that while he conforms to the "general labourer" category, as a landscape architect and not just a grass-cutter, as well as the owner of his own company, he also fits no clear vocational definition.
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According to its description, this work is meant to examine "body culture, spirituality, and self-staging," but rather than holding up the issue of femininity to any sort of critical or concerning perspective, it simply conforms to ignorant gender stereotypes.
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The assignment of the final rating and the affirmation of the IDR follow a review of the final documentation which materially conforms to the information received at the time the agency assigned expected rating to the notes on 13 March 0003.
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For Amazon (not coincidentally perhaps, also a female warrior tribe in Greek mythology) to ascribe the feminine gender to its personal assistant platform conforms to that equally ancient stereotype of a deferent subject catering to the needs of her master.
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The alternative is to submit to The Discourse, which has turned "this is not normal" into a new kind of normalcy: a temporary, suspended state that will have to suffice until the external world once again conforms to this notion.
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And while extreme poverty continues to afflict large swaths of the population, North Korean society no longer conforms to a simplistic picture of haves and have-nots, but is home to an increasingly diverse and complex array of socioeconomic classes.
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Batchelor's law predicts that the number of thick tendrils, thinner tendrils and thinnest tendrils conforms to an exact ratio — similar to the way the nested figurines that comprise a Russian doll follow an exact ratio (in that case, one figurine per length scale).
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"We recognize that this may require a supplemental of several billions of dollars for construction and administrative costs, but it is the only way to ensure treatment of migrant children that conforms to our values," reads a draft report of the findings.
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Qatar also said that the technology is relatively untested as there is only one other commercial reactor of this type in operation in South Korea The UAE said on Wednesday that its nuclear energy programme conforms to IAEA standards and international best practices.
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He conforms to most expectations placed on a well-regarded pitching prospect hailing from the University of Oklahoma, as he's a big-bodied booger who appears to have been constructed by his Creator to eat more frames than a faulty film projector.
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"I especially appreciate that this bill conforms to the bipartisan budget agreement and refrains from gimmicks that not only shortchange non-defense priorities, but also our military by creating, as the House has, a dangerous war funding cliff for next year," Sen.
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"This process is intended to be a control to ensure there's an adult in the room, a legally trained adult in this case, who is able to understand whether or not the filming conforms to police guidelines or not," Thompson told the outlet.
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He is at a career crossroads right now and that trait more than any skill he possesses on the ice will decide the rest of his career, whether that conforms to your idea of how pro sports are supposed to be or not.
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"We must consider whether it conforms to the spirit of the alliance," the spokesman, Youn Kwan-suk, said on Friday, accusing Mr. Trump of "demanding unilaterally and without close bilateral consultations that South Korea pay the cost" of the missile defense system.
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We call upon the president to release the National Biodefense Strategy soon and ensure that his next budget request to Congress conforms to the priorities in this strategy, showing how money requested for biodefense programs support the National Strategy's goals and objectives.
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You've complained about the repression of healthy masculinity in this country, but I wonder if you're troubled by Trumpian masculinity (or whatever the hell you want to call it), which is buffoonish and shallow but nevertheless conforms to a conventional understanding of masculinity.
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But a film like I Can Only Imagine successfully conforms to the usual template: It's an inspirational, PG-rated film about forgiveness, redemption, and love, and a person who isn't a devoted Christian could still be moved by the father-son relationship.
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"They are focused on taking the user data on LinkedIn and integrating it in a way that it conforms to privacy concerns and user concerns and makes their (sales software) systems highly competitive to what Salesforce offers," said Shannon Cross, an analyst with Cross Research.
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But the continued success of Khaled and Harris points toward a musical future where that sort of artistic approach is a liability, where artists will feel more pressure to make music that conforms to the parameters of the major streaming services and their playlist curators.
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Fox, Sinclair, and much of the rest of conservative media simply do not exist to inform a conservative audience about what Republican Party politicians are up to and how it conforms to the tenets of conservative ideology or the preferences of Republican Party voters.
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Kent, who has been in the Navy for nearly 26 years, said her hair has been an issue throughout her career, whether it&aposs figuring out what to do with it while she&aposs deployed or trying to quickly make sure it conforms to regulations after exercising.
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Once these standards are agreed upon and implemented, any page that conforms to them could appear in the Top Stories carousel, the Google news feed on Android, and even get the same little blue lightning bolt badge that appears next to AMP-supported results in search.
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Leather conforms to the legs with the same intuition and ease of that trusty cotton-spandex blend, they're often as comfy and warm as sweats, and they give your wardrobe that boost of polish making them an essential that can be worn over and over again.
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Because every decision that conforms to expectations, that raises no eyebrows, prompts no outrage or whispering or gossip, that merely reprises the ambered templates forged as prisons by those who have come before—every action taken under this regime of fear is the prefatory enactment of death.
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That's both because I want to believe I feel better and because of demand characteristics, the bias that happens when you feel you've figured out what the researchers' expectation is and you want to fulfill that expectation, so you respond in a way that conforms to it.
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And lastly, these investors take a look at facts – The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) makes clear the case that a "fair and functioning legal system that conforms to international standards of human rights and rule-of-law is at the precipice of economic growth, security and poverty eradication".
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In short: It doesn't matter that Joe had an abusive childhood, and it doesn't matter that he's honestly a pretty good boyfriend when Beck conforms to the very narrow idea of what he wants her to be, and it doesn't matter that he's smart and confident and funny.
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Investors will be able to buy shares in the fund to get a piece of the action.. The SEC initially denied the application on the grounds that even if the fund conforms to their regulations, the underlying market for bitcoin is unregulated and (the SEC argued) can be unfairly manipulated.
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Mystifying to all rational observers is the fact that the draft rule will create a situation where any private flood insurance policy that strictly conforms to the rule will be in violation of existing state regulations in all 50 states leaving consumers with only one flood insurance option, the financially compromised NFIP.
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Standards: Promoting interoperability and removing barriers to innovationInstead of mandating a government-specific standard for these three information flows, which might impede innovation, the Chairman's proposal recommends that they be made available to the creators of competitive devices and navigation solutions using any published, transparent format that conforms to specifications set by an independent, open standards body.
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The story of Warby Parker more or less conforms to this narrative: One of the young student-founders lost his glasses on a backpacking trip, discovered that they were too expensive to replace, squinted for months and then, with friends who could relate, built a company in 2010 with the goal of producing good-looking glasses that didn't cost many hundreds of dollars.
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In his seminal text The Uses of Enchantment, psychologist Bruno Bettelheim exposes the need for magic in children's development because it conforms to their less literal view of the world; he also expounds on how, when forced into reality too quickly, many adults pursue "magic" in the forms of daydreams or drugs to make up for the lack of imagination earlier in life.
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"This process is intended to be a control to ensure there's an adult in the room, a legally trained adult in this case, who is able to understand whether or not the filming conforms to police guidelines or not," says Thompson, who worries that the apparent lack of authorizations is allowing NYPD officials to order protest surveillance without providing clear reasons for doing so.
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No matter how well thought-out the Austrian economic theory that points to central bank manipulation as the cause of the business cycle, no matter how well that theory conforms to the reality of recessions and financial crises, the central bankers and their intellectual defenders will not relinquish the view that central banks are the white knights rushing to the rescue whenever something goes wrong.
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If 103 percent of hash power—meaning every miner—conforms to the new rules, then the hard fork will likely be dead in the water when it happens at 8:20 AM. Bitmain, which controls the largest bitcoin mining pool in the world, supports segwit but has committed to mining the Bitcoin Cash fork if the soft fork isn't resolved in an orderly fashion by 8:20 AM on Tuesday.
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Laurie and Carla have thick skins and rarely show emotion, and they can screw with the boys without flinching; Jan conforms to her group of all male coworkers, taking pride in being "one of the boys"; and Monica serves as the slightly more emotional, female support system for the men, who put on a front of confidence, but long for reassurance — and maybe even a little mothering from her character.
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The New Jewish Home is among hundreds of retirement communities whose employees have been certified in recent years by organizations like Sage, a nonprofit that provides services to older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, such as working for the right for them to live in the section of a sex-segregated facility that they identify with, rather than the one that conforms to their sex at birth.
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Using the slightly odd backdrop of a military theme park outside Moscow, military officers and Russia's senior arms control diplomat insisted that the land-based cruise missile, the Novator 9M729, conforms to the limited range allowed under the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, or I.N.F. The display for foreign military attachés and the press was meant to underscore Russia's "increased transparency and our adherence to the I.N.F. treaty," said Lt. Gen.
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Furthermore, following the redemption of the existing notes, Fitch has withdrawn the 'BB-' rating of the EUR365 million senior secured notes issued by 3AB Optique Developpement S.A.S. and the 'CCC+' rating of the EUR75 million senior notes issued by Lion/Seneca France 2 S.A.S. The assignment of the final rating and the affirmation of the IDR and the SS RCF instrument rating follow a review of the final documentation which materially conforms to the information received at the time the agency assigned an expected rating to the notes on 3 October 2017.
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