His flip "wasn't related to Bridenstine," reports Politico rather cryptically.
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"Whatever graffiti I do now is legal," he said, cryptically.
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" They cryptically added: "We are conveying specifics through classified channels.
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No cryptically insecure male proprietor cut me a withering look.
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" He smiles, before adding cryptically, "It takes one to see one.
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Selena Gomez Cryptically Teases New Song &aposFetish&apos With Haunting Images!
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"It's a program on how to build cities," Muriedas says cryptically.
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"It will be across multiple songs, somewhat cryptically," the source said.
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The cast cryptically teases what's in store: Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington)
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In March, Rae cryptically answered fan questions about the upcoming season.
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" He added cryptically that "she's going to go through some things.
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"He had beautiful eyes," she wrote cryptically in the latest post.
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Ms. Roy has cryptically alluded to her new novel for years.
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One musician spoke cryptically about the involvement of a gay mafia.
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"It was still a kick," the referee Terry McAulay announced somewhat cryptically.
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"It's an area of interest for me," says Fayann Smith, rather cryptically.
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"She knows what she did," Foster joked cryptically in the photo caption.
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"Sometimes you have to get rid of everything," wrote Kanye somewhat cryptically.
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Here's what Shen Yun is and why it's advertised relentlessly, cryptically, everywhere.
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Asked if that meant he would vote for her, he responded cryptically.
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"Thinking about baby #2 … " Montag wrote cryptically on Twitter early Tuesday morning.
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"When the time is right, all good things happen," Pompeo said cryptically.
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Hannah, kindly but cryptically, advised a last-minute speck of vanilla bean.
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Amazon announced its first Echo speaker unexpectedly and rather cryptically in fall 2014.
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"It will be across multiple songs, somewhat cryptically," a source told Us Weekly.
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"We want to help users beyond just saving money," Chan said somewhat cryptically.
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" Allen persists, and the guru just smiles cryptically and says, "I'm just being.
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We're only seeing "the calm before the storm," Trump said cryptically last week.
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"Make sure you know where the flight is really going," he wrote, cryptically.
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It was only years later that Hernandez cryptically acknowledged her suspicions were true.
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Smiling cryptically, Ian Small, the chief executive of Evernote, handed me some socks.
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Its finance chief, Khalid al-Dabbagh, said (cryptically) that dividends must be "affordable".
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He cryptically said he'd been distracted in recent days but declined to elaborate.
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" But when he was asked what had happened in Pyongyang, he cryptically replied: "Aah.
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Escobar tells David cryptically that he has one last favor to ask of him.
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" Somewhat cryptically, he added, "We can both be silent, to be honest with you.
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" On "Fifteen," Moore cryptically sings that she has "no regrets, with a few exceptions.
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McNaughton's next painting, he said cryptically, is all about the Democrats and the midterms.
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So can you figure out what expression goes with this clue, cryptically and humorously?
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" Pressed for the meaning of his words, Mr. Trump cryptically replied: "You'll find out.
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Masvidal even fought Ray, a cryptically named apprentice of Kimbo's, twice under those rules.
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Khloé Kardashian immediately reacts on social media, cryptically commenting on a post about the rumor.
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The 52-year-old cryptically implied to host Andy Cohen that 50 Cent is gay.
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"We're all just healing from the events that led to the filing," she cryptically explained.
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The same U.S.-Turkey treaty cryptically excludes some crimes from the protections of "political" offenses.
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"Me and Donald have more songs together," he cryptically said in a live Instagram video.
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The band have since cryptically posted two more visual pieces, sans video or credit information.
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He announced it cryptically on his Facebook page that morning and tickets sold out instantly.
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"The only leg I have to stand on are my two legs," Whaboom offers cryptically.
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Currently, Tumblr is cryptically teasing the new addition via promos on the Tumblr blog livevideo.tumblr.
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" The president also cryptically told Zelensky that Yovanovitch is "going to go through some things.
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"The president also cryptically told Zelensky that Yovanovitch is "going to go through some things.
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" Later he added, cryptically, that "we might be talking about some things President Obama lost.
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Circling the words "family-friendly," Duff not so cryptically wrote "sounds familiar" above the headline.
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Is Smiley, mentioned cryptically like a will-o'-the-wisp as the narrative unfolds, even alive?
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"She knew that he was kind of manipulating her towards the end," she added, rather cryptically.
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"They're great for keeping 'stuff' off the bed and out of the bed," Alexander cryptically shares.
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"My client wants to use your photograph for something they are doing," the emails read, cryptically.
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Mr. Sternberg announced, cryptically, in June 2015 that he would be leaving the label he founded.
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" Asked whether he will fire Price over the private jet use, Trump responded cryptically: "We'll see.
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His goal, it seemed, was less to convey a message than to circle cryptically around it.
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Trump answered questions about the whole affair cryptically, with a slight air of exasperation and persecution.
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"I don't know [why I'm on his season]," she cryptically replied when asked by Entertainment Tonight.
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"...time to go back," he cryptically tweeted on Friday, a message accompanied by a teaser poster.
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"The track is very much about having a distorted perspective in body and mind," Gud says, cryptically.
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" Though, he did also cryptically add, "Watch this space…I don't normally take these things lying down.
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"Timing," Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel said cryptically when asked what the greatest threat was for Snap Inc.
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"The Bolivarian Armed Forces is not a means to subvert the constitutional order," he tweeted, somewhat cryptically.
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" Kukral also wrote, somewhat cryptically, that "women have been banned by heads of TED from attending conferences.
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"Let her make her statement again and then you'll find out," Trump said cryptically, before repeating himself.
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The evening before, Mr. Desiderio, 60, was told cryptically that he was wanted in Los Angeles immediately.
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WASHINGTON — The cryptically worded request marked urgent from the State Department's independent watchdog set Congress on edge.
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GreenPark Sports lets you "Destroy the other teams' fans" to "climb the leaderboards," its site says cryptically.
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"It worries us but in a constructive manner," he said cryptically with the Games five days from finishing.
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Donald Trump has cryptically questioned whether Cuba raises true evangelicals, pondering aloud whether Cruz is actually a Catholic.
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As he left the White House on Friday afternoon, he said cryptically that he'd soon decide Price's fate.
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"As it turns out, there are now several independent investigations looking into this matter," he wrote, somewhat cryptically.
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This week's "Previously on" segment is all but incomprehensible in its brief, disconnected snippets of cryptically relevant information.
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" Others are as cryptically revealing as a BuzzFeed personality quiz: "Are you a giraffe or a sea gull?
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"I will say, though, that policymakers have the option of listening to intelligence or not," he added, cryptically.
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Q-Tip cryptically alluded to the project back in 2012 and the breadcrumbs have grown in number since.
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" When reporters pressed him by saying Trump was the presumptive nominee, Alexander cryptically responded, "That's what you say.
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Last week, Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz cryptically promised "fun and cool stuff" from the secretive augmented reality startup.
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The hashtag #SaveMarinaJoyce started trending after she cryptically invited Twitter followers to an early morning party in East London.
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She would only cryptically say that she was from Idaho, and had lost her parents at an early age.
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Cathay cryptically cited "safety and security" reasons for replacing Hogg and Paul Loo, the chief customer and commercial officer.
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I will exit the Shadow Mode," it said, and then cryptically displayed a message on its tablet: "Come here.
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She also spoke cryptically about hearing disembodied voices and fearing a "black man" was trying to divide her family.
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" She subsequently posted another photo on Twitter of her looking pregnant, to which Musk cryptically responded "x is y.
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The title song makes cryptically optimistic promises and unfolds over six minutes with gorgeous patience, eventually summoning an orchestra.
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It's kind of like deleting a cryptically named file from your computer's system folder just to see what will happen.
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So I have decided to present it to others as it was originally presented to me: cryptically and in pieces.
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Karp hinted cryptically that he had some venture in the works involving growing Indian-derived varieties somewhere in the Americas.
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Those cryptically labeled dirt-brown keys were one of the most iconic features of the C64 back in the '264s.
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Mr. Mattis alluded somewhat cryptically to the decision when he testified on Tuesday morning to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Pyongyang has also cryptically threatened to give the U.S. a "Christmas gift," stirring speculation of a year-end missile test.
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Durant has, in general, taken a slightly higher road, but on occasion made remarks that at least cryptically critiqued Westbrook.
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So the result's quite obvious," Pataki, Drago's manager in the film, says before cryptically adding, "Whatever he hits, he destroys.
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The letter, Cleo has been told cryptically, has something to do with a high-profile defection in the Cuban government.
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"I like Arthur," he cryptically said in a press conference, offering nothing to those keeping an eye on his social media.
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"The message from the future relates to Flashpoint, but it also may relate to something else coming up," Kreisberg said cryptically.
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Beijing somewhat cryptically praised Apple in January 2015 for allowing "security checks" the implications of which, as Quartz reported, were unclear.
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Khloé Kardashian, meanwhile, got emotional in the trailer, and can be seen cryptically yelling into a phone, "My family was ruined!"
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Meanwhile, his side has cryptically alleged his estranged spouse committed unnamed acts that led to the marriage's breakdown, the Tribune reported.
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Despite recent rifts with Mod Sun and Mongeau, the singer turned poet writes kindly if not cryptically about the past relationships.
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"When you focus on the good, the good gets better," Jenner cryptically captioned another set of similar black-and-white photos.
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" The one in the middle, a leader, you think, arms that span an ocean, speaks, cryptically: "That's not how this works.
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Following an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim cryptically tweeted to her followers, suggesting they follow her on Snapchat.
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But when a reporter asked Giuliani if he was concerned that Trump could "throw him under a bus," Giuliani replied cryptically.
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The letters seemed to be part of a defiant publicity stunt by Mr. Okovacs, who spoke cryptically and evasively with reporters.
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When I asked Ruby what it was, he referred cryptically to a secret undertaking, and said only that it involved textiles.
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"A long way from the eyes, they're the soul you're standing on, showing self-awareness or lack thereof," he said cryptically.
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"Eventually it would be wonderful to have a candidate that shares the values of the majority of Americans," Sinema said cryptically.
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Angela leads him to fsociety's old headquarters, where she tells him that he's not Elliot: "You're the Mastermind," she says cryptically.
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" It was dedicated, cryptically and not altogether favorably, to his wife, "without whose silence this book would never have been written.
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Grimes has not said whether Musk is the father, but fans think Musk cryptically confirmed the news on Twitter in January.
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"Well, she was a reckless hedonist but then I think people often find her when they need her," she said cryptically.
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Cryptically and compellingly, Come In Alone beckons you to enter it, take hold of it, spin it, and never leave it alone.
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" McDormand asked every single female nominee in the room to stand up, before cryptically ending her speech with the phrase, "inclusion rider.
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After Colton sends Katie home, he tells his contestants the eliminated California native cryptically warned him about one of the remaining women.
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"What's being said versus the actual truth, well, let's just say I have my thing," he says cryptically of J5's demise.
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Other than a few obvious labels like Cheat and Blood, all the options in the debug menu were cryptically labeled as Flag.
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She began to talk cryptically about feeling she was being followed by shadows, hearing voices and seeing a "black man," relatives testified.
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"If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so," Mueller cryptically said.
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" Later, when asked for evidence of Vindman's "Never Trump" status, Trump said cryptically: "We'll be showing that to you real soon, OK?
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Though Minogue's reps did not immediately to request for comment, the singer appeared to cryptically reference the trademark battle on Twitter this Sunday.
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Things immediately start going wrong when the Nightflyer experiences a series of mysterious mechanical problems that Eris cryptically promises to get under control.
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Lenny, a child prodigy who vanished from his life a decade before, enters it as suddenly and as cryptically as he had left.
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A full year later, the "Perfect" singer returned to Instagram with a cryptically simple post to kick off promotion of his latest album.
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Facebook will have to learn to identify the topics of Groups that can be cryptically named or range across a mess of subjects.
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The 2015 meeting between Ohr, the FBI and Deripaska is captured cryptically in some of Ohr's handwritten notes, recently turned over to Congress.
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In the offices, glass cases hold hundreds of mausoleum keys, and cryptically labeled photos and filmstrips are in piles yet to be sifted.
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Last week Trump tweeted cryptically that "our trade deal with China is moving along nicely" but said it probably needed a "different structure."
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He cryptically told WPBF he had "a good conversation" with the man, who according to the network suffered broken bones in his face.
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Freedom Square Little is recorded about Claudia Deloney's life; NYC Parks cryptically states she was both an actress and friend of Gloria Swanson.
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" Ritchie Torres, a New York City councilman who is running for congress, said cryptically, "the mayor's presidential prospects are as great as mine.
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One person who spoke to McConnell late last week cryptically texted me "watch exec privilege with our guys," but wouldn't expand on it.
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"The character is half of what I would love to be and half of what I already am," says Jessica cryptically about Alyssa.
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Last week Trump tweeted cryptically that "our trade deal with China is moving along nicely" but said it probably needed a "different structure".
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In an interview with FootwearNews to promote her collaboration with Puma, Gomez said — somewhat cryptically — that she's not that worried about what's to come.
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When Mylene asks her friend how she knew to do this, she answers cryptically that her mother used to do it for her father.
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After she extols Elliot's father's "great engineering work that led to our early successes," she cryptically explains why Elliot is crucial to her agenda.
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Lambert's ex-husband Blake Shelton also seemingly waded into the drama last week when he cryptically tweeted about "karma" after her latest romance became public.
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"And as a lot of people know, it's difficult when you meet your heroes, because it might not be what you expect," she added cryptically.
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"The U.S. government may have reliable information that certain individuals are combatants, but are being counted as noncombatants by nongovernmental organizations," the report said, cryptically.
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"I didn't want to be nowhere near a painter," he said cryptically in a 2005 interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist, five years before his death.
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The band has had quite a run since its genesis in 2013, when Culkin cryptically uploaded a video of himself eating a slice of pizza.
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Several Republican lawmakers also cryptically praised the U.S. military on Twitter before the Pentagon confirmed that the U.S. had carried out the strike against Soleimani.
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He fired FBI Director James Comey in 2017 after cryptically asking him to pledge his loyalty and urging him to drop the Michael Flynn investigation.
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On Trump's now-infamous phone phone call with Zelensky, Trump cryptically asked Zelensky about a computer server in Ukraine and the American cybersecurity company CrowdStrike.
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That, and his habit of sending me rapid-fire Signal and Twitter messages that cryptically indicated he'd discovered something new that the world needed to know.
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Last week, the president's former EPA transition team leader Myron Ebell cryptically warned that Trump would likely make staffing cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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" The note added cryptically: "You have only been the second person to leave their trace, everyone else is simply a ghost, thank you for your existence.
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Smiling Face With Smiling Eyes and Three Hearts often appears in the dreams of Top of Head With Red Hair to cryptically prod him along his journey.
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The youngest, Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright), is arguably the most affected by their years apart, and now speaks as the Three-Eyed Raven — cryptically and without emotion.
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As Melisandre told him cryptically in Season 7, Varys will have a big part to play in the endgame, before dying in this foreign land of Westeros.
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In Trump's July 20163 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump cryptically asked about a computer server in Ukraine and mentioned the American cybersecurity company CrowdStrike.
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If you can prove or disprove its cryptically short equation, you'd be a million dollars richer—and maybe even billions of dollars richer, depending on your scruples.
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The union leadership expressed their condolences, but then very cryptically referred to 3 specific e-mails they had received from Brian in the weeks preceding his murder.
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"Orbiting" is one of the newest online dating terms, which refers to the act of cryptically viewing or liking a love interest or ex's social media accounts.
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The union leadership expressed their condolences, but then very cryptically referred to 6900 e-mails that they had received from Brian in the weeks preceding his murder.
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When asked what he would do if Canada's legal system came for him and the rest of the III%, he paused for a moment and responded cryptically.
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More recently, Beckham was linked to 19-year-old singer and actress Zendaya, after the two walked a red carpet together and spoke cryptically of their relationship.
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"I'm thinking about an environment ," he said, adding cryptically that he had talked to Belgian politicians about the idea, suggesting that Ruby would be part of it.
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It was an act of enormous consequence, but the White House made no public statement for hours, though the president cryptically tweeted about what had taken place.
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The reality star cryptically captioned the shot, "happy hoes ain't hatin," surely in reference to speculation about her being upset over her brother Rob's engagement to Blac Chyna.
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A folding table set lovingly in the secret apartment becomes, in the next scene, a two-top for a boozily charged, cryptically combative lunch between Jerry and Robert.
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I was politely but cryptically told on a call with Yuks head office that if I wrote the article, it wouldn't be good for me or my career.
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He then suggested cryptically that his own promise to run for the presidency in 2020 would be delayed — presumably so as not to challenge Mr. Trump's second term.
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Mendoza's current crop of work is a rollicking ode to that creepy, bearded dude you might otherwise know as Santa Claus, the character cryptically described by the show's title.
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" He says he's perplexed by actress Ally Sheedy, who cryptically posted a comment after watching Franco win Best Actor at the Golden Globes ..."Why is James Franco allowed in?
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Interestingly, Weezer mastermind Rivers Cuomo has been tweeting cryptically about the release of the band's forthcoming self-titled "Black Album," which may or may not be coming out today.
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She says cryptically to the fellow participants in the group therapy session: "There is something that's going on at home that has nothing [to do with this]," says Richards.
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An official with the National Development and Reform Commission, a central-planning agency, cryptically acknowledged the need to "adjust" industrial policies in line with China's more challenging economic backdrop.
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Avenatti replied cryptically that "there is (sic) good journalists, and there is (sic) bad journalists," during a long-winded answer in which he did not elaborate on his grievance.
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Death Stranding for $22077 (PS216): Bizarre, cryptic, and cryptically bizarre, Death Stranding is the third-person action-adventure game from designer Hideo Kojima and his new studio Kojima Productions.
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"The tapes are still obviously on people's minds, but there is a different sort of analog technology that plays a hugely important role in season 2," he said, cryptically.
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With help from the mysterious man — who cryptically reveals that Athena isn't the only god looking out for the Spartan — Kratos escapes, returning to Athens and a waiting Ares.
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" Asked what role he would have in the cabinet, he replied cryptically: "Whether Anwar will be part of the cabinet or not will be decided when the time comes.
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Death Stranding for $163 (PS216): Bizarre, cryptic, and cryptically bizarre, Death Stranding is the third-person action-adventure game from designer Hideo Kojima and his new studio Kojima Productions.
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Cryptically, the bar doesn't list an address, and the only way to visit is by securing a reservation over the phone using the number listed on its Facebook page.
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VR Capture Technology – Facebook's F8 guide cryptically includes a session on "VR Capture Technology" about "The hardware and software engineering required to bring this new and exciting technology to life".
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Most prominently, the "Netflix is a joke" billboard appeared to be cryptically throwing shade at the company before it was revealed as a promotion for Netflix's own stand-up specials.
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Leon slashes the throats of the entire gang, taking down five guys, and then cryptically tells Elliot he'll be getting a letter next Tuesday and to do what it says.
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" Zepp-LaRouche didn't tweet out the news herself at that time, though she tweeted cryptically a link to a 1994 article by LaRouche that discussed "The Truth About Temporal Eternity.
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Related: Artist Trolls Trump Town with "MAGA" Billboard Written in Arabic Trump, Hillary, and Bernie, All Cryptically Played by One Artist Young Artists Rally to Raise $10K for Bernie Sanders
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Cuomo also cryptically mentioned Nixon advocating on the behalf of actor Sarah Jessica Parker and her "teahouse," suggesting Nixon has used her celebrity to selfishly influence politics in the past.
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Related: Meet Dinild Trimp, Trump's Freakish Alter Ego This Japanese Commercial Is the Trump Meme to End All Trump Memes Trump, Hillary, and Bernie, All Cryptically Played by One Artist
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But attention has increasingly turned toward Moscow's efforts to target state-level election systems, an issue that was only cryptically referenced in an intelligence community assessment released publicly in January.
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"We concluded with certainly [that] we don't know [about India and China] and have concluded with certainty that we don't want to tackle uncertainty right now," Phua said somewhat cryptically.
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While it'd be great if everyone's grandparents could assess the probability of a page being cryptically masterminded by a Russian operative for political gain, that's not going to happen soon.
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Related: Artist Trolls Trump Town with "MAGA" Billboard Written in Arabic Trump, Hillary, and Bernie, All Cryptically Played by One Artist Young Artists Rally to Raise $10K for Bernie Sanders
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was referring to his South Korean counterpart on Saturday evening when he cryptically recounted a telephone call he'd taken about opening talks with North Korea.
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But back to the action: Cryptically, and implacably, demanding names of the perpetrators, Quon pursues Hennessy to his country home and makes like a senior-citizen Rambo in the woods.
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It wasn't until a full year later that the "Perfect" singer, 27, made his return to Instagram with a cryptically simple post to kick off promotion of his record-breaking ÷ album.
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He's had eff-all to do since showing up at Winterfell, reminding his sister of her traumatic rape, cryptically messing with Littlefinger and spying on the Night King in episode 5.
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One of the strangest moments in the James Comey hearing came when he cryptically confirmed asking a close friend to leak a memo about his dealings with Trump to the press.
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On a Twitch broadcast earlier this month, the rapper casually let it slip that he'd given up meat, while he also cryptically suggested that he's gone full-blown vegan on Instagram.
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Kristin Cavallari doesn't seem happy with Jay Cutler's decision to return to the NFL -- and after her husband was knocked out of Sunday's game with a concussion, she cryptically sounded off.
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The cover of their second album, cryptically called II and out Friday through Southern Lord, looks like a lush forest where Striborg might hangs out, but alas, they're not black metal.
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As news of an explosion at the Baghdad airport emerged and rumors of Soleimani's death swirled on social media, Trump cryptically posted a grainy image of the American flag without comment.
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Meadows denied that he's secured any such position — "I have no plans," he said — but added rather cryptically that he intends "to help" his White House ally in some unspecified fashion.
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" When she returned from her business trip to Canada to find her Gold Coast townhouse in disarray, she cryptically told her neighbors, "I know he's dead and they'll never catch him.
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And then there was also this neighborhood across the city, mentioned cryptically in my house, and only ever as the punchline of a joke out in the world: this place called Montrose.
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Gordon-Levitt plays Brendan, a teenager who is still pining for his ex-girlfriend Emily (Emilie de Ravin) when she calls him to cryptically ask for help, and then turns up dead.
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On Thanksgiving, we arrived at the cryptically named Topography of Terror museum, which documented the rise of the Third Reich in a series of black-and-white photographs alongside slabs of text.
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" The pair formally divorced in October 1928, with Benjamin noting somewhat cryptically in court that his wife "was very fond of animals—horses and cows—and wanted to live on the land.
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"Well, I am not going to rule out anything in life," he said somewhat cryptically, sipping water at a reception organized for the journalists in the presidential palace in Kinshasa, the capital.
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His last Instagram post posted two days ago, featuring four photos of him carrying a mug in one hand and a phone in the other, cryptically said in Korean: "Everybody watch out."
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A clue almost always refers to the whole of an entry, even cryptically, even when you need to conjure up something like a rebus in the grid to make the connection work.
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The commenters share memories of grotesque pirate puppets yammering cryptically while sailing toward a haunted cave, but there is an ongoing disagreement about whether they are remembering dreams or actual TV episodes.
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The "hello Father" that she utters to the camera is much dirtier than the one she offers to the minister himself (the therapist suggests, cryptically, that perhaps Fleabag would like to "fuck God").
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He posted interviews with "Ong's Hat survivors" and set up email addresses for characters like Emory Cranston, the fictional compiler of the Incunabula catalog, who would converse cryptically with anyone looking for answers.
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Related: Trump, Hillary, and Bernie, All Cryptically Played by One Artist What a Wikipedia Video Game Can Teach Us About Politics This Japanese Commercial Is the Trump Meme to End All Trump Memes
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"Don't worry, I ordered a new phone case last night," Kardashian cryptically captioned the photo, making a reference to her new Kimoji crying face tie dye phone case she had in the shot.
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Last week, Emilia Clarke cryptically teased that episode 5 of Game Of Thrones's eighth season will be the most intense, and now the ending of episode 4, "The Last of the Starks" suggests why.
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"Lot that can go wrong in the November launch..." Musk cryptically wrote in the caption of the video, which appears to be a re-release of an animation that SpaceX first out in 2015.
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Her husband, Geoffrey Hoare, also a journalist, would briskly correct the spelling, enliven the prose, and unearth the lead—which she tended to bury five paragraphs down, prefaced, cryptically, with "according to certain sources".
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Related: Trump, Hillary, and Bernie, All Cryptically Played by One Artist GTA V' Sets the Stage for an Exploration of Racism, Identity, and 21st Century Youth Donald Trump's Gravestone Is "Not a Death Threat"
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" Briles also cryptically teases that he didn't know the full extent of the scandal: "I can only assume that the report, which is not independent, supports the conclusions that the Board has already drawn.
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Mr. Temer, 75, a button-down career politician whose demeanor is so cryptically ceremonious that his rivals liken him to a butler in a horror movie, was apparently inspired by an array of themes.
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Instagram cryptically announced back in June that it was going to start serving more ads, and then it launched an ads API in August to let third-party companies sell ad vacancies for them.
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Pointing out that Didion had never exactly positioned herself as a leftist, and had written for the National Review, Brownmiller cryptically continued: Isn't it interesting that the real toughies are always on the other side?
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Apple, and Cook in particular, has honed his skills at cryptically talking up product roadmaps, announcements, and secret projects without having to confirm on-the-record that the company is up to anything at all.
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The complaint for divorce cryptically bears only the initials of the two parties — SLP for Sarah Louise Palin and TMP for Todd Mitchell Palin — rather than their names, as well as their matching birth dates.
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West hasn't spoken — or cryptically tweeted — about the matter, but according to TMZ, Trump's executive order restricting people from seven majority Muslim countries from entering the United States is among the reasons West scrubbed the tweets.
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Magid's unsuccessful attempt to access the architect's professional archive — cryptically stored away in the basement of a Swiss corporation's headquarters — culminated in Barragán's ashes being made into a blue diamond and set into a wedding band.
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A New York Post story in February suggested the entirety of each store could be run by as few as a handful of employees, though Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos cryptically mocked the tabloid's sourcing on Twitter.
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But Trump said he had doubts about the arguments Bush made for the war -- "Something was going on," he said cryptically -- and he again slammed the former president for making the "worst decision" to invade Iraq.
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That it happened in the middle of a season during which the team's chief executive is essentially AWOL, at least when he is not sniping cryptically at his star player on Twitter, is amazing as well.
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In that regard, there's a more-than-passing resemblance to "Person of Interest," in which an unseen force (in that case, an artificial intelligence known as "The Machine") cryptically directed operatives in their do-gooding endeavors.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, seeking to blunt criticism that the Trump administration has not punished Russia over its 2016 election meddling, cryptically hinted Tuesday that an unpublicized action had already been taken.
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In any case, this moment feels right for "The Image Book," composed (like much other late Godard) of video clips counterpointed with literary texts and classical music, all of it partitioned into numbered, cryptically titled chapters.
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Someone would situate the nuggets of information Paul and Maria had been dropping cryptically around us for years into a big picture, one that involved the United States and Russia, the GOP and billionaires, power and nefariousness.
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You know the ones—the sort of fear-mongering, copypasta-esque warnings that came in the form of cryptically bolded email chains a decade ago, and today dot the social media feeds of your friends and relatives.
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Then, hours after Matt Drudge cryptically tweeted an obituary for O'Reilly, the Wall Street Journal, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch, who also owns Fox News, reported that the network was preparing to cut ties with O'Reilly.
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The titles of Hieroglyphic Being (AKA Jamal Moss)'s releases always sound like poetry—like cryptically-written codes gesturing towards a message that's as elusive as the murky soundbaths and multi-textured rhythms on his productions themselves.
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Her last posting was a message on January 20 to mark the one-year anniversary of the inauguration, with a photograph from the day that cryptically did not include her husband, but rather a uniformed military escort.
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Avenatti responded cryptically in a tweet, saying he he informed her "in writing" on February 19 that he was "terminating...legal representation of her for various reasons that we cannot disclose publicly due to attorney-client privilege."
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There, she works "somewhat in cyber," she responds cryptically when asked what someone in their teens would be asked to do for the NSA, which leads the American intelligence community's electronic signals intelligence gathering and code-breaking efforts.
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North Korea has previously suggested it may resume nuclear and long-range missile testing unless the U.S. is willing to make further concessions, and cryptically vowed to give the U.S. a "Christmas gift" that has not yet materialized.
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" The seven guys meet up with Hannah for their date unsure of what shenanigans they'll be getting into that day, and are no more reassured when she tells them, cryptically, that she has "something … interesting … in store for us.
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When one fan pointed out that magazines should stop changing Minaj's look because of her "queen" status, Minaj confirmed cryptically that "they're still doing it," leaving many to believe that her latest magazine spread has not been revealed yet.
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"I think social media platforms are trying to be responsible, but there are also definitely instances where they try to make it seem like they're being responsible, and for revenue or profit they're doing another thing," Giertz says cryptically.
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Several family members and friends testified that Ms. Ortega's behavior became more and more bizarre during that period: She complained of shadows following her, cried frequently and spoke cryptically of a "black man" who was trying to split up her family.
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The second is that Trump once again hinted that there were secret tapes, twice saying that he would discuss their existence in "a very short period of time," though he also cryptically said that reporters will be "disappointed" with the answer.
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If you can prove or disprove its cryptically…Read more ReadThe AGC didn't have a processor inside as we know it, but it instead used around 5,600 electronic gates that allowed it to perform roughly 40,13.83 simple mathematical additions every second.
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The show will feature an ARG component to set the stage (though Bousman adds cryptically that the "fantasy universe that exists within our own will be much bigger now," and that the ARG could extend to cities beyond Los Angeles).
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The Pottermore questions are timed to encourage first-response answers to choices like "blade" or "thorn," or, more cryptically, "make" or "improve" — but the result tells you nothing about why you got that animal or what the hell it means.
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The girls attempted to decode the cryptically butchered Edmund Burke quote — with the exception of Aquaria, who perfectly represented the "jewel-eyed white women" demographic by apathetically tossing, "I can't see [expletive]" — then sprayed it down and watched it melt.
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Many witnesses on Tuesday addressed the secrecy of the current misconduct screening system, by which complaints are channeled to chief judges in the country's 13 circuit courts, little is known about judges' investigations of grievances and final orders are cryptically written.
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"When the time is right, all good things happen," Pompeo said cryptically during a press briefing on a range of domestic and foreign issues including new sanctions against a Cuban company and the death of an American citizen in Afghanistan.
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Rather than revolving around rhythm and melody, the songs act as environments unto themselves, drifting about freely as Hollis wrenches every note from his voice with an intensity that makes his lyrics as cryptically indecipherable as they are beside the point.
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Questions were raised when the silver coupe with just 7503 miles on its odometer was added to the docket days before the event, and were only cryptically answered by auction house founder Dana Mecum when he took the stage to introduce it.
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But even more surprising than its prescient political framework is that underneath the plentiful and delightful gross-out humor, body horror, and literal lingo, Coneheads is a cryptically emotional family comedy that parses out what it means to be happy in America.
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Some of them stumbled over the pairing of Didion's brilliance with her gender: Melvin Maddocks of the Christian Science Monitor cryptically remarked, in what appeared to be a compliment: Journalism by women is the price the man's world pays for having disappointed them.
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Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel and Dave Bautista reprise their roles as oddballs trolling the cosmos — this time, though, they're searching for Pratt's character's mysterious father (played by Kurt Russell), who was cryptically teased out in the original film.
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"Record of a Life," written when she was 51, offers an idyllic version of her childhood and young adulthood; the cryptically (and somewhat forebodingly) titled "Adventures of a Nobody," written when she was 65, chronicles the first two decades of her marriage.
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By advertising "Please Forgive Me" as a film that was "inspired by the album" — not simply a long music video — Drake and Apple cryptically telegraphed the premiere as an event à la "Lemonade" instead of another step in the "Views" marketing plan.
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The complaint for divorce, quietly entered in Alaska Superior Court on Friday, cryptically bears only the initials of the two parties - SLP for Sarah Louise Palin and TMP for Todd Mitchell Palin - rather than their names, as well as their matching birth dates.
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Cryptically revealed back in January at the annual NAMM conference, Hawtin didn't bother to tell us what made his new collaboration with engineer Andrew Rigby-Jones any different from the pair's previous products, the Allen & Heath CTRL:62 and CTRL:92 mixers.
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During Michael Cohen's congressional testimony on Wednesday, a broad question about any other alleged misdeeds and wrongdoing on the part of Donald Trump prompted the president's former attorney to cryptically allude to still more lines of inquiry being pursued by federal prosecutors.
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"Stew, cryptically," is intended to tip off the solver to one of the most common techniques in this type of grid, the anagram, the use of which would itself ordinarily be tipped off by something like "doctor," or "novel," or "nuts" or … WILD.
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In a Fox News interview on Saturday night, Mr. Trump accused the former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, of lying about him to win leniency from federal prosecutors and spoke cryptically of the existence of damaging information against Mr. Cohen's father-in-law.
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In a speech at the United Nations in September, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to "totally destroy" North Korea; in his latest barb at Kim, on Saturday, he tweeted cryptically that "only one thing will work" in dealing with the rogue regime.
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It was another comment by Mr. Trump — who during a Fox News interview in January cryptically called for Mr. Cohen's father-in-law to be investigated — that prompted Mr. Cohen to initially postpone the oversight hearing, which was originally scheduled for Feb. 7.
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Her coordinate system of sorts on this journey is the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (commonly and cryptically referred to as the "Harmonized System"), which is used around the globe to categorize, catalogue, and control all legal (and some illegal) goods that are shipped.
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But it seems King Kylie is jumping in on the Fashion Week fun (and following in the very stylish footsteps of her oldest sister), as she just cryptically seemed to announce she's walking in one of the biggest shows during New York Fashion Week.
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And on Wednesday night, Bevin held a news conference at which he took no questions and referred cryptically to "thousands of absentee ballots that were illegally counted" and "machines that didn't work properly" — problems his campaign was not talking much about on Election Day.
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Just a few weeks after Jennifer Aniston cryptically teased an upcoming Friends project to Ellen DeGeneres, The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the six stars and the original creators of the classic show are reportedly in talks to make a reunion for HBO Max.
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The latest single from indie-rock band Grizzly Bear's upcoming fifth album, "Four Cypresses," finds singer Daniel Rossen accompanied by a wonderful mix of guitars and synths as he cryptically meditates on the life of four torn-down cypress trees "seen from a neighbor's yard."
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Curated by Mitra Khorasheh, Cutting Through the Clouds of Myth is the German artist's one-time-only collaboration with the Slovenian multidisciplinary artist Jaša and promises "a series of actions, an intimate happening, an experiential installation, a language of communication," as a release describes cryptically.
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The artwork for Adoldesscent, a close up of one of the cryptically graffitied, otherwise stark residential towers that peer above Berlin's manic Kotbusser Tor junction, will ooze meaning for the thousands of ravers who's inevitably pass through the area on the way home from a club.
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Around the turn of the 20th century, as he reached the peak of his poetic powers, he began composing verse plays while struggling to establish an Irish national theater that might voice what he cryptically called the "deep mind" — truths embedded within traditional Irish legends and myths.
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No conventionally verbal rapper could stay afloat in such a whirlpool, and Carti wisely doesn't try; although winning catchphrases emerge (as in "I'm on them beans for real," repeated cryptically throughout "Lean 4 Real"), his little moans and murmurs represent the savviest way of riding the beat.
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A divorce complaint, quietly entered in Alaska Superior Court on Friday, cryptically bears only the initials of the two parties - SLP for Sarah Louise Palin and TMP for Todd Mitchell Palin - rather than their names, as well as their matching birth dates, according to the Anchorage court docket.
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And of course, again, the social media of Western democracies trying to confuse and divide them, trying to challenge the notion that there is any objective truth and trying to aid his natural political allies who are — if I can put it cryptically — Steve Bannon and everybody who thinks like him.
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On Thursday, the 27-year-old singer shared a series of Instagram Stories from a recording studio, cryptically telling fans, "I see your comments and I'm working on it…" In the black-and-white snaps, Gomez could be seen writing in a notebook and posing happily next to a keyboard.
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In February this year, during a difficult stretch for the Clinton campaign due to revelations about Clinton's email use at the State Department, Axelrod cryptically wrote on Twitter: "When the exact same problems crop up in separate campaigns, with different staff, at what point do the principals say, "Hey, maybe it's US?
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The end was in sight when, in 2012, several of Mo's co-conspirators were found by US customs to be attempting to transport hundreds of cryptically numbered manila envelopes containing some of the valuable seeds—all hidden among large boxes of microwaveable popcorn and wrapped in napkins from a Subway sandwich joint.
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He declared President Bashar al-Assad of Syria an enduring presence only to contradict himself within days, publicly disagreed with South Korea over whether he had been invited to dinner, and noted cryptically that Iran was complying with a landmark nuclear accord only to declare hours later that the deal had failed.
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On three consecutive nights, those of us who agreed to take part in what LaBerge cryptically called "the experiment" were given plastic bags of unmarked, oversize capsules and instructions to swallow them after our third REM period, meditate, or write in our dream journals for 30 to 60 minutes, and go back to sleep.
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"I will continue my work to shepherd in this important societal change… In addition to working on AI myself, I will also explore new ways to support all of you in the global AI community, so that we can all work together to bring this AI-powered society to fruition," he said somewhat cryptically.
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Unlike his co-stars, who cryptically avoid any straightforward responses when questioned on the location, the plot line, the deaths or the feuds on the upcoming season, premiering July 16, Coster-Waldau wants to give the viewers some solace by confirming that some of the theories circulating the media and the web are actually spot-on.
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This combined with what it cryptically refers to as "signals" from its financial partners (it works with many major credit providers across countries where it is active) essentially give the company a trove of behavioral data about usage and users that it runs through its machine learning algorithms in the back end to be able to detect inconsistencies in purchasing patterns.
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" The following day, she cryptically tweeted: "[Why are you] texting me." having a rly ugly day today — Elsie Hewitt (@elsierosehewitt) June 29, 2017 …..y r u texting me — Elsie Hewitt (@elsierosehewitt) June 30, 2017 One day after the alleged assault, the model tweeted: "At the end of the day your word is your only clout but everyone's a f—ing liar anyway, so.
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Set to Beyoncé's "Don't Hurt Yourself," the Instagram video (cryptically captioned 👯🍎👯) features the star, 35, twirling in a white sheath with bell sleeves (which she previously modeled in September), a white mini with a full skirt, a lace bustier with tiny boy shorts and then – to the squeals of Britney fans everywhere – a tied-up white Oxford, plaid mini and boots.
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In March 2018, Montalvo again surfaced at a WWE event venue in Florida and began harassing employees -- screaming, "My new wrestling nickname is Generation Flex because my d*ck and my balls is bigger than Generation Ex." WWE says they learned Montalvo posted an Instagram message on April 4 cryptically threatening WWE wrestlers and staff -- and rushed to court to get an immediate restraining order against him because they fear he's a serious threat.
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For most of the season, DiscoverWestworld has been presented as a typical promotional website for a vacation destination run by Delos Incorporated, albeit one with an intriguing terms of service contract (in which guests give Delos the rights to their "skin cells, bodily fluids, secretions, excretions, hair samples, saliva, sweat, blood, and any other bodily functions not listed here," to be used however the company sees fit) and a virtual host called Aeden who is programmed to cryptically answer all your questions — including hints about the show's ongoing plotlines. DiscoverWestworld.
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