We say it with abandon now, in every context, about the continued existence of big things and the continued existence of small ones.
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Outside aid has been essential to the occupation's continued existence.
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The case against the AUMF's continued existence is damning indeed.
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It's continued existence is simply too important to too many states.
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Who stands to make the most money from its continued existence?
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It helps poets accept the continued existence of their own creativity.
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Get like-minded leaders elected, and you ensure your continued existence.
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This bitter fight threatens the continued existence of the United Kingdom itself.
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On Friday, I argued that Trump's continued existence would make that impossible.
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Sci-Hub's continued existence will pose a challenge for the science publishing business.
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How do microbes enable not just human evolution but also our continued existence?
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It's unclear if Blizzard will take action, but its continued existence says something.
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But delaying this loss wouldn't justify his continued existence without quality of life.
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There are plenty of reasons to be uncomfortable with Blink-182's continued existence.
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The biggest threat to these glaciers' continued existence resides deep below the water's surface.
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Its continued existence is shaped by an ongoing dialogue between Bungie and its fans.
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There is no reasonable argument in 2019 for 8chan's continued existence on the internet.
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It depends on the larger business mechanisms of the internet for its continued existence.
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Hillary Clinton's continued existence on planet Earth, meanwhile, is a source of constant outrage.
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She loves Lincoln, but she loves surviving — and earning that continued existence — even more.
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He has even spoken philosophically about the importance of the Republican Party's continued existence.
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As far as Rose McGowan is concerned, her continued existence is nothing short of miraculous.
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Founded in 1789, the D.C. school owes its continued existence to this sale, historians say.
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Founded in 27.208, the D.C. school owes its continued existence to this sale, historians say.
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If Ericsson cannot, worries Mr Nordstrom, the company's continued existence could soon come into question.
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It would usher in a new biospheric normal that could make the continued existence impossible.
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The continued existence of the Clinton Foundation will be a distraction that America cannot afford.
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The regime understands something we don't: it owes its continued existence to fear, not hope.
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Not enough to buy it, but enough to find its continued existence in the world comforting.
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He cast it as "obsolete" and too dependent on American financial contributions for its continued existence.
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But I personally cherished the dull live streams, capturing the continued existence of an inanimate object.
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That means the apps' continued existence brings more value to Twitter's service than numbers alone can show.
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It's also no exaggeration to say the company's continued existence depends on the Model 33's success.
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Decertification does not formally end the Iran deal — but it creates serious threats to its continued existence.
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As someone with a large following on the site, do you worry about the company's continued existence?
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Clearly the asset's continued existence is more important to Dr. Pershing than it is to the Client.
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And if it really is impossible to safeguard against hacking, Equifax's continued existence becomes even more untenable.
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The history and continued existence of the business owes much to the great Swedish designer Josef Frank.
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But if Bigfoot is real — what sort of environmental concerns do we have for its continued existence?
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But the prison's continued existence poses a threat to the rule of law and to human rights.
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With Planned Parenthood's funding under attack, many have been sharing why its continued existence is important to them.
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At this point, this show needs to justify its continued existence — and it needs to do it fast.
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Far from putting an end to the Manson mania, his continued existence in prison seemed to fuel it.
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The competition owes its continued existence to the similarities, shared history and nuanced differences between the two programs.
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Mr. Gooding said such generational tastes needed to be considered, along with the continued existence of the manufacturer.
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Far more consequential to its continued existence is its server host — and that's where things get really complicated.
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That, coupled with a shared mission, should make the continued existence of Ex-Im attractive to the new administration.
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Previous split-book franchises could get by on plausible deniability; this one barely bothers to justify its continued existence.
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And last year, the Obama administration called human-driven climate change the biggest threat to the bears' continued existence.
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The continued existence of these networks shows that almost two decades of war on terror hasn't defeated the group.
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Even Palen's post-victory statements come off as one of the most damning commentaries on the exploit's continued existence.
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But I miss when the show was about something other than its own attempts to justify its continued existence.
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And that level of determination in a robot is NOT a good sign for humanity's continued existence on Earth.
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The people who live along the border say their continued existence is now purely up to the soldiers' mood.
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It's the direct contradiction of "Gonna Die Alone," emphatic about his continued existence rather than ambivalent towards his coming death.
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It becomes even more natural to understand how they're connected to the whole and feel invested in their continued existence.
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This might especially be true of a couple like this, whose continued existence as a joint effort mystifies so many.
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The continued existence of nightmarishly confused and convoluted consent flows is another complaint we've also heard before — much and often.
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Besides, we can use the program's continued existence to justify U.S. troops remaining on the peninsula well into the future.
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Overall, it's discouraging how little governments seem to be doing about problems that threaten the continued existence of their societies.
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Don't they justify the continued existence of our species, even granting the suffering we bring to so many nonhuman lives?
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"In the longer term we find it difficult to see the continued existence of the current market structure," Sherf said.
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How did it happen, can it last another three decades, and what is the biggest threat to The Simpsons' continued existence?
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It has long been well understood that civilian control of the military is necessary to the continued existence of American democracy.
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The Rada's continued existence in 2016 is part of the tragedy of Belarusian politics, an anachronistic byproduct of Europe's last dictatorship.
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I didn't go to school, I didn't go to work, and I was barely responsible for my wellbeing and continued existence.
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All it would take is a little enlightened self-interest and a real commitment to the continued existence of quality news.
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The IPBES report -- the first like it since 2005 -- highlights the fact that things are so bad we're endangering our continued existence.
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We should take her art at face value, her frustration implies, and question why we're so shocked by her mere continued existence.
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He confirmed the continued existence of the agreement to BuzzFeed News on Friday morning, writing that Manafort "has not withdrawn" from it.
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The loggers own some 1,544 acres of land in Louisiana that the federal agency says are essential to the frog's continued existence.
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The continued existence of the vulnerability allowed hackers to access Equifax's servers where they obtained an administrator's credentials stored in plain text.
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If it cannot fulfill that function in this election, it is flawed and there is no legitimate reason for its continued existence.
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Orban's critics say new legislation endangers the continued existence of the CEU, long considered a bastion of independent scholarship in central Europe.
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Dr. Friedman makes a solid case for the club's continued existence as possibly fostering emotional healing for those traumatized by the shooting.
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Similarly, the #MeToo moment alerted Boot to the continued existence—even in America, which is not, he notes, Saudi Arabia—of sexism.
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The tree is not capable of propagating itself, and owes its continued existence to a process of cultivation: cutting, layering, and grafting.
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The continued existence of the WikiLeaks grand jury itself remains a mystery given the scope of the charges already brought against Assange.
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But if it does not allow those things, it is extremely difficult to protect itself from fundamental threats to its continued existence.
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We must demand responses from presidential candidates as to their understanding of the threat posed by the continued existence of nuclear weapons.
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The continued existence of WWE Studios, which produces feature films and other projects, has been bleeding the company of revenue for years.
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The MOND theory's continued existence and evolution into modified gravity more generally stems from increasingly sensitive experiments not finding any dark matter particles.
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" According to an email published in South African media, Bell Pottinger said the campaign needed to stress the continued "existence of economic apartheid.
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Every year the scientists keep coming out with new estimates for how long climate change will afford humanity's continued existence on planet Earth.
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Having accrued substantial debts over the course of the previous decade, the board argued that the club's continued existence was under genuine threat.
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Now, in the midst of the opioid crisis, drugs are once again being used to justify the continued existence of draconian sentencing policies.
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According to an email published in South African media, Bell Pottinger said the campaign needed to stress the continued "existence of economic apartheid".
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For his opponents, this is reason enough to root for Twitter's continued existence, even if it becomes irrelevant to everyone but the president.
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Our own science is revealing that richness to us, ironically giving us a reason to eliminate it along with our own continued existence.
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Do you ever forget that one of the primary reasons for the continued existence of nightclubs is that people can dance inside them?
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They argue that requiring a salary history encourages the continued existence of a wage gap among "historically disadvantaged groups" like women and minorities.
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In arguing for the board's continued existence, its chairwoman, Vanessa Allen Sutherland, said last month that it played an important and unmatched role.
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Some see the continued existence of deprivation in America as a reason to shrink the safety net, believing it to have been ineffective.
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That Neverwinter Nights, up until recently, was not really a going revenue stream for Bioware, Atari, or Hasbro couldn't impede its continued existence.
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The continued existence of the draft videos was discovered when several users downloaded their personal Facebook archives—and found numerous videos they never published.
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In the aftermath of a climate-changing global event, humanity has managed to eke out a continued existence by leaning on steam-powered technology.
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When a fan object makes changes, even when they're business decisions that are required for its continued existence, it's easy for fans to rebel.
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In some earlier negotiations, deals were offered that involved Klein assuming co-leadership of the Senate Democrats and the continued existence of the IDC.
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Davos functions as a way of rationalizing the current global economic order—or, in the case of this year's summit, ensuring its continued existence.
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The entrenched disunion here was reflected in recent national elections, marked by nationalist rhetoric and open questioning of Bosnia's continued existence as a state.
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"These were not easy decisions, but they were decisions that had to be made for the continued existence of the organization," Dr. Casper said.
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In addition to imposing large costs on small producers, the continued existence of the regulation would've meant more carbon-intensive methods of electricity production.
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At that time, the company said it was devising a fresh restructuring plan that would ensure its continued existence and its ability to grow.
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And it's easy to see why those who work in TV and film fear that such a conflict could be detrimental to their continued existence.
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Ostensibly modest, and with no new money attached, this nonetheless tries to do something bold: to justify DfID's continued existence in a post-Brexit world.
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Amy Adams is perfect as the unassuming and brilliant linguist who holds the key to humanity's continued existence, and Jeremy Renner is fine at whatever.
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"It is not just putting pressure on Iran to reach a diplomatic negotiated solution, we are highlighting continued existence of the SPND," the official said.
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They are the reason we speak to each other, the reason our thoughts continue to flow and pretty much the only reason for continued existence.
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Tellingly, Frum just waves aside the continued existence of Donald Trump: "once safely excluded from the presidency, Donald Trump will no longer matter," Frum says.
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The growing majority of women in colleges might account for the continued existence of male-only scholarships, which, as Morgan explains, is still a violation.
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But DraftKings and FanDuel have now been accused of operating illegally, threatening their continued existence, and Vulcun may have have been caught in the fallout.
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There's a substantial upfront cost for life-support systems, which will need to be very seriously tested before they are responsible for anyone's continued existence.
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In 2013, a photographer captured seventeen seconds of footage of the night parrot, whose continued existence had been rumored but unproven for almost a century.
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The club's continued existence is testament to the strength of locally rooted sports teams and their almost religious importance to an area and its people.
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Polar bears have become poster animals for climate change, with scientists identifying human-driven global warming as the biggest threat to the bears' continued existence.
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However, the biggest threat to the spettacolo's continued existence is internal: Residents of Monticchiello grow less interested in continuing the community theater with each generation.
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When it comes to data caps, it's hard for anyone to justify their continued existence, and the coronavirus situation will only make this more clear.
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The Vedomosti editorial noted that Kirill was under pressure to support the continued existence of the branch of Orthodoxy in Ukraine that remains loyal to Moscow.
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The continued existence of the IMF, a unit that implies a continued role for the United States as the world's superhero, remains in semi-question throughout.
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The NIH has no constitutional mandate, and its continued existence detracts from the private sector which can conduct medical research more efficiently and with better results.
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While Western scholars tend to attribute the continued existence of such groups to religious extremism and ideology, there is debate on the role of these factors.
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Even the other giants — the putative threats to Sophie's continued existence — seem to only come to life whenever the camera happens to be pointed at them.
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"Unchecked climate change, global nuclear weapons modernizations, and outsized nuclear weapons arsenals pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity," the bulletin said.
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"The continued existence of the North Atlantic cold pool also argues for more widespread mainland heat this summer, with cooler/wetter risks across western Europe," it said.
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But you might need to talk about how having a union could hurt innovation which could hurt customer obsession which could ultimately threaten the building's continued existence.
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But most fans didn't expect that the onslaught of exclusive content would become Apple Music's primary tool for chasing down Spotify, or Tidal's fight for continued existence.
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I've always believed that the E Street Band's continued existence is partially due to the fact that there was little to no role confusion among its members.
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With this fresh case, destined to climax at the Supreme Court yet again, the stakes for the continued existence of the ACA are as high as ever.
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But by seeming to support ICE's continued existence, Sanders has put a wedge between himself and those seeking to pick up the torch he carried in 2016.
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Both institutions were born in the mid 1950s; both are iconically American; and most importantly, both rely heavily on the power of nostalgia for their continued existence.
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If Tesla had to bet its continued existence on its first mass-market vehicle, the Model 3 sedan, Volkswagen's electric-vehicle investment plans are not so perilous.
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It uploaded 150 of them to its Facebook page as a reminder of what the agency has accomplished and to make the case for its continued existence.
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As brick-and-mortar stores scramble to justify their continued existence, they're trying to be all things to all customers, to blend instant gratification and infinite selection.
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The console, riding the proverbial jet ski into the sunset, has in Wave Race 64 one of a few final worthwhile games to justify the hardware's continued existence.
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But the continued existence of the court's rule from decades past allows large, sophisticated online companies to shirk the tax collection responsibility that local stores face every day.
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Still, if The 1975 win over either Skepta or Kano, we will know for sure that 2016 is the final year and the UK doesn't deserve continued existence.
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"The vision is to ensure the continued existence of the Jewish people because of the very high rate of assimilation," a spokesman for the organization said in 2006.
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He says he's for the Green New Deal, but the Green New Deal is based on the continued existence of the polluters, of the monopoly capitalist oil industry.
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There is some truth to it (Apple is a business, and selling you things is crucial to its continued existence), but I highly doubt that this is Apple's endgame.
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In even worse news, a new report from the UK suggests that it is these industries that are most contributing to the continued existence of the gender pay gap.
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Losers in church jail (Loras), losers who can't walk (Bran), losers who can't talk (Hodor), or losers whose continued existence on the show is kind of a mystery (Missandei).
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We need to recognize that the danger posed by the continued existence of nuclear weapons is the greatest threat to our national security and to the survival of humanity.
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While cynics might question the seemingly radical stylistic shift, the band explains that finding their authentic sound was an organic process that was necessary for the group's continued existence.
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But it based on its continued existence, it chose wisely at the time: Unlike each of its competitors that teamed with Microsoft, it made it to the present day.
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But when power surges deriving from Project Lima start causing major casualties throughout the galaxy, Clifford's continued existence becomes impossible to ignore, and Roy is sent to make contact.
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Your central argument is we should care very, very much about making sure that humanity keeps going, that there's a lot of value in the continued existence of humanity.
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Wearing it restricts your field of vision slightly, and prevents you from aiming down your weapon's sights, but neither is a high price to pay for your soldier's continued existence.
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All the progress over the last 30 years to let queer youth come out safely has made the continued existence of these programs only more outrageous and deserving of attention.
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But they cut off that history rather abruptly by asserting that those movements "got killed in multiple ways" and don't meaningfully acknowledge the continued existence of some of these spaces.
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This is somewhat confusing, especially given the kerfuffle over the mustache's continued existence during the actor's filming of Justice League, and its forced erasure in post-production of that film.
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With the market for tiger parts in Chinese traditional medicine a constant source of demand, tigers in such small numbers depend entirely on their human protectors for their continued existence.
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The American business community believes strongly in the WTO, whose continued existence and modernization, including through a robust and effective dispute settlement system, is necessary for global stability and prosperity.
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But there is a difference between the largely functionless grid girls and the continued existence of pretty women within the sport, said Chase Carey, the chief executive of Formula One.
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"As each year gets hotter and fire season in the state continues to expand, I have become increasingly concerned about our continued existence on this planet," noted Frost in National Geographic.
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Concurrently, Israel has quietly strengthened its relations with many of the Sunni Arab governments that have traditionally — at least publicly — been officially opposed to the continued existence of the Israeli state.
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And sincerity has unexpectedly formed a thematic at New York Fashion Week: Men's, still fledgling in its third season yet defying naysayers by showing plenty of cause for its continued existence.
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In May, after Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney called the CBO's healthcare analysis "absurd" and questioned its continued existence, Democrats defended the office, saying Republican attacks were irresponsible.
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The Wind Fish won't awake from its slumber due to a force called the Shadow Nightmare; their continued existence—and Link's continued imprisonment—is dependent on the Wind Fish staying asleep.
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Meanwhile, another group of alumni, faculty, parents and donors, concerned about the Kaiwen transaction, just established a new nonprofit, The Westminster Foundation, Princeton, N.J., "to ensure the continued existence" of Westminster.
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While the continued existence of private prisons is increasingly being called into question, the reality is that closing private prisons will change little about the criminal justice system as a whole.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action as necessary and without prejudice, but, the atmosphere surrounding the decision and the continued existence of the program might drastically change under Trump.
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Western members of the Security Council, led by the United States, said Russia already had signaled that it would oppose the panel's continued existence if the report found the Syrian government culpable.
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We've probably seen the last of Tuan, who went out on his socialist high horse, telling Philip and Elizabeth he had reported their dangerously bourgeois attitude with regard to Pasha's continued existence.
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Another way to look at it: By making their hosts sexy, and by increasing hormones that bring mammals together, microbes help to ensure their own continued existence — the creation of another host.
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Ultimately, the continued existence of a model minority stereotype fails to recognize the true humanity of Asian Americans and the diversity of its millions of messy, emotional, complicated and less-than-perfect selves.
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Certainly there's hope to be found in Willow Garage's legacy, from spin-offs like Redwood Robotics to employee led companies like Fetch, to the continued existence of the ROS, the Robot Operating System.
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Travelling through the Lake Region, I got the impression that almost everyone there—and especially those in the Presidential palace—has a stake in Boko Haram's continued existence as a distant, manageable threat.
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Irish rock star Bono warned Monday that the United Nations and other international institutions including the European Union and NATO are under threat — and nations must work together to ensure their continued existence.
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" The statement continued, "Our process for determining this looks at five factors: threats to a species' habitat, overutilization, disease or predation, existing regulatory mechanisms, and other factors that may affect its continued existence.
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The Bell Pottinger campaign needed to stress the continued "existence of economic apartheid" and "should be along the lines of #EconomicEmancipation or whatever it is", according to one email reported in domestic media.
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This isn't actually a vision of the future I'm that uncomfortable with, provided the continued existence of small and medium-sized players can continue to co-exist with, rather than be subsumed by Amazon.
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If you like a particular place, the best advice is to spend as much money as you comfortably can there, with that act ultimately subsidizing the continued existence and flourishing of your favored destination.
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For a good example, look no further than ABC's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The show is far from a ratings powerhouse, but its continued existence helps out both ABC Studios and fellow corporate sibling Marvel.
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Like the ozone layer, or the continued existence of Paul McCartney, it was one of those things that has no obvious impact on your day-to-day life, but was comforting to know existed.
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One of our primary responsibilities under the ESA is to consult with other federal agencies to help ensure that their actions are not likely to jeopardize the continued existence of endangered or threatened species.
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Thus we can see that the continued existence of tax loopholes in our current antiquated code—it has not been reformed since 1986—hasn't helped growth, and hasn't slowed the distribution of pink slips.
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They also challenge the prevailing view held by so many since the end of the Cold War: that the continued existence of the European Union as a liberal democratic order is a virtual certainty.
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What the existence of the Washington NFL team and the Cleveland Indians and the Atlanta Braves, and all their minor league and amateur offshoots, accomplish in their continued existence is antithetical to this fact.
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What kind of perverse system has civil asset forfeiture created where the continued existence of a core service such as law enforcement is wholly dependent on the continued criminal activity it seeks to quell?
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This morning I have a terrible throbbing head that probably comes from the sniffing; concern for the future and the continued existence of Germany are consuming me more and more with each passing day.
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It said that estimate was dependent on the continued existence of the European Union's migrant deal with Turkey, which aims to stem the flow of illegal migrants to Europe, and the Balkan route remaining closed.
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The continued existence of artist pages that mainly peddle in viral content only contributes to the filth garden that Facebook has transformed into since it became the primary online news aggregator for the average person.
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While the AVF professionalized the armed forces over the four-plus decades of its continued existence, over that same amount of time, public service — especially political office — has become something of a life-long profession.
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The study concluded that two of the chemicals that are used in well-known pesticides were so toxic that they would "jeopardize the continued existence" of nearly 1,200 endangered plants and animals, the Times found.
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"The video reportedly tells supervisors, 'you might need to talk about how having a union could hurt innovation which could hurt customer obsession which could ultimately threaten the building's continued existence,'" the two senators wrote.
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It explores the ways in which personal existences become inherently political and the ways in which explorations of those spaces can remap the toxic and abusive power dynamics that threaten the continued existence of humanity.
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The series gets the movie musical treatment here, with a story that involves Steven (voiced by Zach Callison) saving the world after the arrival of an alien threatens the continued existence of life on earth.
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Lawmakers will have a hard time arguing for the continued existence of the budget caps, or, for that matter, for parity between defense and domestic spending, if the caps effectively only apply to one side.
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The chain's parent, South Africa's Famous Brands, said the board of GBK had initiated a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) for the business that would allow it to avoid insolvency or administration and ensure its continued existence.
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Built in the 19th century, the Basilica is devoted to the Virgin Mary, who devotees credit with saving the city from the bubonic plague, driving away invaders during the Franco-Prussian War and Lyon's continued existence.
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"Based on the facts, Schmolz + Bickenbach is convinced that the requests of Martin Haefner/BigPoint Holding AG and Liwet Holding AG must be approved in order to ensure the continued existence of the company," it said.
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The continued existence of an Assad fighter fleet is the primary cause of the Syrian refugee crisis; regime airstrikes have left whole neighborhoods of Syria uninhabitable and forced civilians to flee by the hundreds of thousands.
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Yet if not for Prada's continued existence, you would have to give those laurels to Florence which — at a fifth of Milan's population and a fraction of its size — is by contrast an Italian Renaissance Podunk.
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Analysts say he remains annoyed at the continued existence of a Houthi "revolutionary committee" which ruled alone before its alliance was formalized with Saleh's General People's Congress party in a "governing council" where they shared power.
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Tidal hasn't exactly been able to compete with industry-leading music streaming services like Apple and Spotify in terms of subscriber numbers, but its continued existence suggests there's a demand out there for better quality music.
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And as Toronto's rapid transformation into a fantasy land for the wealthy continues unopposed, I appreciate the continued existence of these shit bars that act like gnarly food stuck in the shiny condo teeth of the city.
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Even if Facebook's oversight board's structure is so cunningly fashioned as to present to a rationally minded individual as, in some senses, 'independent' from Facebook, its entire being and function will remain dependent on Facebook's continued existence.
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Oh, and states that do away with EHBs would once again permit price discrimination against women simply because they're the only people who can bear children and thereby allow for the continued existence of the human race.
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Consider, too, the unprecedented challenge the Pruitt-led EPA issued to another agency's scientists, when the National Marine Fisheries Service concluded that two pesticides, chlorpyrifos and malathion, could jeopardize the continued existence of 38 listed fish species.
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Germany still has a strong network of bookstores, and I try to support their continued existence by ordering books through them, but more often than not we turn to Amazon for easy access to English-language books.
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I thought there was something nice about how the tree's continued existence was a sort of gift, how, on some rare occasions, life does offer us poignant illustrations of resilience, symbols that tell us we will go on.
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What would you gain from the unlikely pairing of an orchestra, "an almost archaic institution whose continued existence is something of a miracle," as computer music researcher Dan Trueman once put it, with the technological newcomer: a laptop?
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I'd argue that the Tethers' continued existence goes back to the theme of America's glossed-over past, and the idea that just because things are buried and dropped out of sight doesn't mean that everything ceases to exist.
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Whatever their individual beliefs, in their institutional roles the CEOs are constrained to adopt policies that are designed to "pose extraordinary and undeniable threats to the continued existence of humanity," in the words of the Doomsday Clock declaration.
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" That claim was echoed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who went on CNN on Friday and cited intelligence indicating Soleimani's continued existence posed an "imminent" threat that put "dozens if not hundreds of American lives at risk.
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This seers' intuitive vision was regarded as a way towards spiritual comprehension useful for guiding decisions of the tribe's movements in relationship to weather and migrations of animals from which the tribe depended on for their continued existence.
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Of course, even if you accept this logic, it's still the case that some important specific progressive causes — the legality of late-term abortions or the continued existence of the diversity visa lottery — could be imperiled by ending filibusters.
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The organization would have been wise to stay silent, profiting quietly from its billing codes on the sidelines, but this gross miscalculation has provided an opportunity to view its true nature and appreciate the danger of its continued existence.
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What makes these trends explosive is that the "expansion and continued existence of high-poverty ghettos and barrios is no accident," Jargowsky writes: These neighborhoods are not the value-free outcome of the impartial workings of the housing market.
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"Even the Italian sartorial style is not a category that has the same meaning as it had before," Mr. Farneti said, referring to the tailoring that still dominates Pitti Uomo yet is now in a battle for continued existence.
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To many, Trump's election may feel like such a cataclysmic event that the continued existence of the country requires reconsidering our robust protections for free speech — even if that means some nonsense, even malign nonsense, sees the light of day.
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"Regarding the house, and how its continued existence enhances my aura as PM, if I needed such magic properties to bolster my authority even after being your PM for 13 years, I must be in a pretty sad state," he said.
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While it's in the NRA's interest to exaggerate the danger Cuomo and his allies' actions pose to the group (so as to strengthen the lawsuit's case), the complaint argues that Cuomo's actions could wind up threatening the NRA's continued existence.
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Those of you, and by "you," I mean "us," who feel annoyed by the continued existence of this institution will be relieved to learn that it plays no part in the midterm elections, and is relevant only during presidential elections.
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There's no sign the president is getting ready to fire Sessions, but if he did — and chose a new attorney general with no Russia conflicts — the move would at least theoretically eliminate part of the justification for the continued existence of Mueller's team.
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For the long-term-focused effective altruists I know, that typically means identifying concrete threats to humanity's continued existence — like unfriendly artificial intelligence, or a pandemic, or global warming/out of control geoengineering — and engaging in activities to prevent that specific eventuality.
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It is hard to make a cold-eyed assessment of such a figure, partly because of Thailand's draconian lese majeste laws, which render any commentary on the monarchy (or worse, individual members of the royal family) extremely dangerous to a reporter's continued existence.
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Another reason for optimism about the program's continued existence is that the EB-5 visa is "pro-business," as it helps match investors with projects, said Ignacio Donoso, an immigration lawyer who has worked in the EB-5 program for a decade.
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With so much contentious history behind the estate tax, this presumed final battle over its continued existence will be of great interest to not only economists, academics, estate planning attorneys, and the affluent society, but it should also completely fascinate the general public.
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Unlike all of Bone's other subjects, who look down, away, or into the middle distance, Granny stares directly into the eyes of the viewer, her expression an inscrutable mix — not exactly friendly, but perhaps searching for friendship, solidarity, or simply confirmation of her continued existence.
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Such a conclusion would seem to support Merkin's argument that men must be allowed to stumble around making advances, and that those advanced upon must grin and bear it as the price to be paid for continued existence of humanity, or "eros," or something.
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The potency of your own presidency is ridiculed when thugs and barbaric criminals take it upon themselves to establish lawless fiefdoms, usurping the law and order on which this republic was built and upon which its continued existence depends, as they kill innocent lives.
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There is a faction in America that seems to thoroughly detest the idea of being American; it is ashamed of our nation's imperfections, it apologizes profusely for our continued existence, and it wants the America as envisioned and formed by our Founders to be dismantled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States sent four detainees from the Guantanamo Bay military prison to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia on Thursday, marking President Barack Obama's final prisoner transfers from a facility whose continued existence he said would be judged harshly by history.
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The 233.3 results cap one of GE's worst years, starting with an $232.6 billion charge and disclosure of accounting investigations by U.S. regulators, and ending with fears about GE's liquidity and even the continued existence of what once was America's most famous and valuable company.
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" The AMNH realizes the Roosevelt statue is a problem, but in an email to Hyperallergic, the administration took only partial responsibility for its continued existence: "The Museum believes that the statue needs to be addressed and several factors will figure into determining the exact approach.
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Their analysis found that two of the pesticides, malathion and chlorpyrifos, were so toxic that they "jeopardize the continued existence" of more than 1,200 endangered birds, fish and other animals and plants, a conclusion that could lead to tighter restrictions on use of the chemicals.
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Last September, Gizmodo obtained an anti-union video Amazon provided to managers in its fulfillment centers, in which the company encouraged managers to warn their subordinates about the dangers of unionization, one of which is a threat "to the [fulfillment center's] continued existence" and therefore their jobs.
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Correction, 5:50 PM ET While Epic's original statement about Rocket League's continued existence on Steam seemed like a sure euphemism that it was getting pulled — which we stated as fact — it can also be interpreted as Epic not having yet made the decision to pull.
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Still, the iPods' continued existence today suggests there are more people like me out there; people who are terrified by thought of their music not being immediately accessible and always physically near — and instead being transmitted through the air by a system of disparately-placed towers.
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Hannah's continued existence, in one form or another, in both seasons could give some viewers the sense that her death resulted in the revenge she craved, and left her spirit there to watch each person who had a hand in her pain get what they deserved.
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Now the continued existence of the university is potentially at risk after investigators said they were unable to determine what happened to $63 million of that money, according to officials of the United States Agency for International Development and the Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction.
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At the same time, both sides of the divide recruit well off of the horror stories of Central Intelligence Agency torture; the continued existence of the prison at Guantanamo Bay; the fits of Islamophobia played out in Western refugee policy; and the French and American militarization of Islamic Africa.
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There is still no guarantee that the talks will happen, or that Mr. Kim is prepared to discuss denuclearization of the sort that the United States government envisions, which would entail entirely giving up the very weapons that the North has seen as crucial to its continued existence.
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The genetically-modified grass not only threatens the local grass industry, but, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife, commercializing it could actually "jeopardize the continued existence" of two endangered plant species and would "adversely modify" the habitat of other endangered species, like Fender's Blue Butterfly of Oregon's Willamette Valley.
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She is confronting strains on the continued existence of the United Kingdom as currently constituted, with Scotland again agitating for independence and some republicans in Northern Ireland trying to use the "Brexit" vote to leave the European Union as reason to advance the cause of unification with Ireland.
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Actually, I think a lot of them decided to sign up because they really believed in it and it had become such a critical part of their daily professional life that they wanted to support the continued existence of this thing that had become a critical professional tool.
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It was Bernhardt who tried to block release of a federal analysis showing that two widely used pesticides were so toxic that they "jeopardize the continued existence" of more than 1,200 species of birds, fish and other life-forms without lobbyists, as my colleague Eric Lipton reported this week.
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Mr. Trump has signaled his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement — an accord the wildlife agency lauded in its report as a positive step toward ensuring the continued existence of polar bears — and he has shown little interest in making emissions reduction a priority.
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If the moderators of the next two presidential debates are interested in sparking a useful discussion on the greatest threat to the continued existence of humanity, they will likely find candidates willing to engage and an audience — in the United States and around the world — eager to continue existing.
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Trump will have to make a decision one way or the other before September 24.5 — when a group of state officials have threatened to sue the administration over the continued existence of DACA — and the latest reports from inside the White House, via Axios, are that he's leaning toward eliminating it.
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Indeed, much like the contest between the Tea Party far right and the mainstream GOP to define the Republican platform, the continued existence of Sanders presidential campaign, let alone his win in New Hampshire and strong showing in Iowa, provides the best insight yet into a similar struggle gripping Democrats.
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A choppy Southern swing for former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg over the weekend doesn't bode well for his Super Tuesday showing with African American voters, a crucial voting bloc in states where Bloomberg will have to do well to justify his continued existence in the hunt for the 2020 presidential nomination.
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This is a particularly dangerous development given the longstanding tensions between unionist and republican communities in Northern Ireland, which will be heightened by Britain&aposs exit from the EU.So despite Johnson&aposs promise to bring the country together, the continued existence of the United Kingdom is now in greater doubt than ever before.
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It documents the lives of incarcerated men at Angola, a former slave plantation that is now the largest maximum-security prison farm in the US, and a reminder of the continued existence of slavery under the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution, which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for crimes.
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Vitamin C is not only arguably the most delicious vitamin, found in high concentrations in tart, lovely things like Kakadu plum and acerola cherries (and who knows — seal meat might be a really nice dish, too); it is also the vitamin most to thank for the continued existence of our civilization as we know it.
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Experts at the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Commerce Department's National Marine Fisheries Service were supposed to determine if any of the pesticides might "jeopardize the continued existence of any endangered species or threatened species or result in the destruction or adverse modification of habitat of such species," a standard created under federal law.
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"The very good news is that the Commission recognized that loans are not illiquid - they trade in a way that is liquid and the slower settlement times do not make them illiquid but pushes them into a category that is less liquid - and that certainly allows for the continued existence and issuance of loan mutual funds," said Ganz.
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These institutions should be inspired by traditional conservative philosophy, guided by virtues, and focused intensely on outreach to minority communities — not primarily because these communities are necessary for the continued existence of the GOP (although that is true) but because any national politics that does not represent the concerns and needs of all its citizens is not with its name.
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His working process was mysterious, he died sadly prematurely, and very grand claims were made for his art: "What is nakedly and explicitly at stake in the work of the most ambitious painters today is nothing less than the continued existence of painting as a high art" (Michael Fried, "Morris Louis," reprinted in his Art and Objecthood, University of Chicago, 1998).
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Whether populism brings enough democratic erosion to actually threaten the continued existence of democracy — as it has done, for example, in places like Turkey and Hungary and is threatening to do in Poland — is thus a very open question in the US and Western Europe, where democratic norms and institutions have deep historical roots and, despite current hysteria, are still very much in place.
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Told in four parts, it follows the titular dachshund through multiple different owners (one of whom is the grown up Dawn Wiener, the protagonist of Welcome to the Dollhouse, played by Greta Gerwig despite Heather Matarazzo's continued existence as a working actress.) But Solondz seems to lose interest in this idea by the second half, and the dog becomes less and less consequential to the story.
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But as the dry-eyed queen grows more remote (and the rest of the royals strive and sometimes fail to justify their continued existence), the characters who earn our tears are the ones trying to escape their gilded cages: Princess Margaret (a nuanced, empathetic Helena Bonham Carter), the sensitive young Prince Charles (Josh O'Connor), and his sister Princess Anne (a very droll Erin Doherty).
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Nor is their mandate tethered to the terms or continued existence of an order of referral — unlike the controversial handoff to Mueller of Russia-related matters by Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE. 3.
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Its continued existence (like skyrocketing secondary market prices of the iPod classic) also suggests that not everyone is thrilled with the direction Apple is taking its computers, that there are customers who yearn for the days when it was possible to buy a computer and continue to upgrade it for years, essentially rebuilding the device as parts break or upgrading it as parts become cheaper and faster.
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Click here to view original GIFA visual approximation of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer any time he's asked a question about Russia, global climate change, or the pee tape (Imgur)White House press secretary Sean Spicer will answer questions this afternoon about President Trump's decision to exit the Paris Accord, a move that was wildly unpopular with people who care about the continued existence of life on Earth.
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Citing 84,000 pages of department documents obtained by the paper via Freedom of Information Act requests, the Times reported that in October 2017, David Bernhardt directed political appointees at the department to block a report from the Fish and Wildlife Service -- which is under the control of the department -- that found two pesticides "were so toxic that they 'jeopardize the continued existence' of more than 1,200 endangered birds, fish and other animals and plants, a conclusion that could lead to tighter restrictions on use of the chemicals," according to the paper.
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The same routine, day after day after day: instant black coffee and black bread with canteloupe; read the Jewish Week with that enormous magnifying glass; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; push a walker on tennis balls to shul to have the same Sad Libs conversations with the same macular degenerates, substituting different names into the news about cancers and graduations; thaw a brick of chicken soup while flipping through the same photo albums; eat the soup while advancing through another paragraph of the Jewish Week; nap in front of one of the same five movies; walk across the street to confirm Mr. Kowalski's continued existence; skip dinner; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; go to bed at seven and have eleven hours of the same nightmares.
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