Bruce Cost's real ginger sodas are taking over, deservedly so!
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Deservedly so — she's a powerhouse, both on-screen and off.
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How then did Ali deservedly end up a worldwide hero?
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In any event, most people love Paris, and deservedly so.
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However, the Coyotes deservedly took a lead of their own.
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"Fieldwork" was a finalist, deservedly, for a National Book Award.
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And no criminal is too old to be deservedly punished.
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Hampshire's iconoclastic educational model is widely admired and deservedly praised.
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Facebook is deservedly the most visible public target right now.
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"He is deservedly unpopular but he could win again," Buttigieg said.
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In 1953 Churchill was deservedly awarded the Nobel prize for literature.
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The big Cabinet jobs get the most attention, and deservedly so.
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But to get there, Torres had deservedly earned his teammate's praise.
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"This was a man who earned respect, deservedly so," Wasserman Schultz said.
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You can almost hear them snickering in the background, and deservedly so.
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Childish Gambino got nominated for Album of the Year, and deservedly so.
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He is deservedly one of the most celebrated athletes on the planet.
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It's a sacred cow of the video game oeuvre, and deservedly so.
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Turner ran around the bases after admiring his handiwork, and deservedly so.
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It's been ranked No. 1 in Britain by some and deservedly so.
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I braced myself for what I knew was deservedly headed my way.
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The movie deservedly won an Academy Award for Best Makeup in 1994.
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Yet all of these advancements deservedly earned the discoverers their Nobels, too.
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But with the Warriors, Curry gets more credit than most — and deservedly so.
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Viewers were duly mortified and horrified, and the Twitter jokes were deservedly vicious.
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Initial coin offerings have gotten a bad rap—in many cases, deservedly so.
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His clowning brought continuing medical advances and he was deservedly proud of that.
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The one you've probably already seen is going to win — and deservedly so.
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The eggplant timbal is a signature dish of Mr. Barrila's, and deservedly so.
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Natural disasters, mass shootings and sexual harassment have -- deservedly -- dominated the news cycle.
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Art history, deservedly or not, has acquired a reputation for elitism and dilettantism.
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It's deservedly an earworm, lightly soaring and believably felt in Mr. Akzeybek's performance.
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The Lincoln deservedly gets its own knobs with a ribbed look and feel.
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Roku is already a very popular set-top box platform and deservedly so.
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It was a huge night for Kacey Musgraves and Childish Gambino (and deservedly so).
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Either way, you'd deservedly take some of the heat because you vouched for her.
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"Bloodbuzz Ohio," deservedly, is the most universally beloved singalong at any given National show.
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Most of the conversation about Westbrook's season has deservedly centered around his crumpling efficiency.
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Yes, he brought in Greg Hardy, and that deservedly blew up in his face.
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Recently, Mylan has deservedly come under fire for increasing the cost of EpiPen packs.
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SINCE the financial crisis Britain's banks have taken some hits—deservedly, many would say.
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Vegan cuisine, sometimes deservedly, has spent decades fighting off a less-than-stellar reputation.
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And now the Bahamas is giving us even less credit than that -- deservedly so.
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Volkswagen caught a lot of flack for that act of corporate perfidy, deservedly so.
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In all of those states, progressives celebrated election victories last week, and deservedly so.
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Deservedly, China's business news media has named him the No.1 CEO in 2018.
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While those grapes have all deservedly had their moments, montepulciano has largely been ignored.
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But she comes back, giving this deservedly popular book a thrilling and reassuring ending.
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Themed restaurants have a deservedly awful reputation — but there are, thankfully, exceptions to the rule.
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Thanks to their rare production, the Sixers are deservedly perceived as a triumphant Cinderella story.
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Conservative-leaning populists now have a seat at the grown up table, and deservedly so.
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Many groups of people have it rough, and they deservedly have an axe to grind.
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Other times, people write and say stupid things, and they get deservedly decried for it.
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Swift's pro-LGBTQ visual for "You Need to Calm Down" deservedly won video for good.
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On Tennis Shut the roof, and closure will finally and deservedly come for Aaron Krickstein.
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One of Sidibé's photographs has become deservedly famous: "Nuit de Noël (Happy-Club)" from 1963.
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The point is that an entertainment stops being entertaining when it provokes deservedly negative associations.
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Riley was deservedly given a hero's funeral, and presumably the same will happen with Kendrick.
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Might she be allowed, finally and very deservedly, to obtain a bit of earthly nirvana?
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That volume is deservedly regarded as one of the prize nonfiction specimens of this century.
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"He is deservedly admired by many in this town," Mr. Hatch said of Ed Kavanaugh.
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Robert Evans may not have been loved by all, but he was roundly and deservedly liked.
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Apple's massive reach lets the accessibility community be recognized and share the spotlight, and deservedly so.
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That's a mouthful, but deservedly so: Superclusters like this can contain tens of thousands of galaxies.
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But its sleekness came with a sacrifice: reviewers knocked it for its performance, and deservedly so.
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"It would be great if the fans supported him and deservedly so," manager John Farrell said.
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It was a dissenting opinion of which he was deservedly proud, even perhaps his best work.
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Alabama will probably receive the full benefit of the doubt at selection time, and deservedly so.
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The selfless act likely saved Rodney's life and Josh is being deservedly hailed as a hero.
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It was Bayern, the corporate behemoth, laid bare, deservedly crowing about its wealth and its reach.
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I was pleasantly shocked that songs by Leonard Cohen and Cécile McLorin Salvant were (deservedly) included.
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Regulation based on overall earnings in non-utility industries like railroads is widely discredited, deservedly so.
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Pet Akwaeke Emezi Akwaeke Emezi's debut, Pet, was a National Book Award finalist, and deservedly so.
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Sight Lines (Copper Canyon), Arthur Sze's tenth book of poetry, deservedly received the National Book Award.
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And deservedly so: There are few players in today's game who so fully represent one team.
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Faas, recounting the episode in his autobiography, cheekily but perhaps deservedly takes part of the credit.
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Otherwise, take it from this Midwesterner, though he is deservedly unpopular, this president really could win again.
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"That was pure gut-wrenching fear, and deservedly so, because we were on the brink," he said.
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The IOC has been under a microscope, deservedly so, for much of the lead-up to Rio.
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There have been surprises in past seasons, but this one should – and deservedly so – go as expected.
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"Dominic is deservedly where he is, one of the top four guys, especially on clay," he said.
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Natalie Portman deservedly won her first Oscar as a dancer driven mad by ambition, obsession, and jealousy.
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It's poutine on a Caribbean vacation and is, deservedly, one of the best-sellers at Pepe's Place.
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On a recent Tuesday evening, with the galleries dark, the food was the focus, and deservedly so.
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Charles Darwin's place in the scientific pantheon is deservedly secure, but he made his share of blunders.
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But there was more cohesion from the hosts and with Rashford causing havoc they deservedly took the lead.
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The Title II order is ticketed for imminent revocation under Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, and deservedly so.
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Luckily in the end, I think, we deservedly took the win, even if it was on penalty kicks.
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And though the tragedy in Texas deservedly got significant national attention, the problem goes way beyond El Paso.
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Henry Winkler finally won his Emmy last year for his supporting role in HBO's "Barry" and deservedly so.
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These catastrophes deservedly got wall-to-wall coverage on cable news, and front-page treatment in major newspapers.
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That stinks, and the deservedly high expectations attached to him and his team have not been his friend.
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The decor shows Hunter was deservedly proud of pops, Joe Biden, for his and Barack Obama's 2008 win.
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Ergo, statements by law enforcement -- instruments of the state -- are certainly, and deservedly, scrutinized to the nth degree.
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Deservedly, the programs have long enjoyed bipartisan support, both on our Committee and throughout the halls of Congress.
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Simone Biles landed that insane double-double dismount and deservedly became the most decorated gymnast in the world.
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Rock has been praised, deservedly, for tackling the Academy Awards' lack of diversity head on at last night's show.
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She gets really angry, deservedly so, and calls Josh out for making her into his adventure for the weekend.
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Carol: Strong contender for just about every Oscar there is, and deservedly so; it just left me slightly cold.
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Mark Rylance took home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor at the 88th Academy Awards tonight — and deservedly so.
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The Taliban allowed al Qaeda to remain, benefitted financially, and then paid a deservedly terrible price since 9/11.
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Pérez's view of Real simply does not countenance the idea that it might lose games, at least not deservedly.
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Mr. Cohen was deservedly named one of the competition's six winners, but he stood clearly apart from the pack.
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But the latest example by a central Illinois police official has been the source of widespread mockery — deservedly so.
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One of the interesting things about the LNAH is that, despite its deservedly tough reputation, there isn't much dirty play.
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Employees start to lose faith, the media turns cruel (sometimes deservedly so), and you've got to hold it all together.
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Oh, and you know, Julia Louis-Dreyfus is deservedly up again for outstanding actress in a comedy for HBO's Veep.
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One thing's for sure: The nominations alone are enough for the stars and their entourage to deservedly sing their praises.
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Much media attention has focused on the erosion of herd immunity due to pockets of unimmunized children and deservedly so.
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Excessive executive pay is deservedly blamed for rising income inequality, because worker pay has stagnated as executive pay has soared.
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Today, it was announced that Tracy McGrady would grace the walls of the Basketball Hall of Fame—and deservedly so.
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Particularly in the face of Black Lives Matter and when the public's distrust in the institution is so deservedly high.
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J. M. Coetzee and Zakes Mda are probably the best-known South African novelists in the West, and deservedly so.
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I hope every Democrat rejects their advice; otherwise, the party will go the way of the Whigs, and deservedly so.
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" (This foreword is said to have cost Greene a knighthood, deservedly so.) And it's Philby's memoir that probably inspired "Defectors.
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Though Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi deservedly get accolades when it comes to street food, Danang is no slouch.
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This is one of the best movies about the Holocaust ever made, and deservedly won star Adrien Brody an Oscar.
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In the past black actors, directors, producers and craftsmen have been deservedly nominated for and won Oscars, not, as the Rev.
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Ms Suu Kyi's dignified resistance to military rule has made her a hero to many around the world—and deservedly so.
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Her last book, "Stag's Leap," about her divorce from her husband of many years, deservedly won the Pulitzer Prize in 2013.
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Russell Westbrook is Either Evolving or Declining Most of the conversation about Westbrook's season has deservedly centered around his crumpling efficiency.
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Remarkably, given the starry cast, but deservedly, the cheers for him at the curtain call were the most enthusiastic by far.
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The country's obesity epidemic deservedly draws constant attention, but many have a diametrically opposite problem: They are obsessively, and perilously, thin.
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Wade, and his views on legal precedent have deservedly been scrutinized in the lead-up to his confirmation hearings next week.
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Does this simply affirm their view that politics is broken and that a pox is deservedly cast on both party houses?
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As in his loudly (and deservedly) praised 2014 graphic novel "Here," McGuire's singular, virtuoso approach to storytelling is again the star.
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Obviously I'm talking about Cardi B, the woman who, deservedly, doubles as the subject of every other headline you're reading right now.
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The Baffled Nick Young Meme will hang around, deservedly, until someone turns out the lights on Twitter and saves all our minds.
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The left was part of the establishment, and the establishment was looked to as the people to blame, in many cases deservedly.
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Manifesto will open at the Sundance Film Festival in January, which will likely place him squarely, and deservedly, in the cultural spotlight.
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"That was a mostly naked, oiled-up guy running around, and it died horribly, and well-deservedly should have died," she says.
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Lithuania The Lithuanian pavilion, in the out-of-the-way Marina Militare, deservedly won the Golden Lion for best pavilion of all.
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Does it seem likely to be as (deservedly) hot a phenomenon outside the United States, based on what theatergoers are saying there?
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That explosive offensive skill set is deservedly worth the $65 million the Clippers agreed to give him over the next three years.
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"Matt's the guy, deservedly so, in my opinion," Collins said before the team headed south to Jupiter to play the Miami Marlins.
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All this progress illuminates the beautiful kaleidoscope of UK black culture, and everyone involved in these successes ought to feel deservedly proud.
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So that's an interesting thing because technology has been dinged, and I think deservedly — for not being part of the civic community.
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Trainer: Bill Mott Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr. Odds: 9-153 Drape: This colt deservedly is going to take a lot of money.
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And below, we're breaking down the Bronx superstar's prolific career and the big bucks she has deservedly raked in along the way.
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The entire original foursome — Laurie Metcalf, Chris Cooper, Jayne Houdyshell and Condola Rashad — was nominated for Tony Awards; deservedly, Ms. Metcalf won.
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PAUL SCHREIBER New York To the Editor: Your editorials have skewered, deservedly in my opinion, most of the president-elect's cabinet appointees.
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The customer potential of the millennial (age 25 to 35) is much-hyped and for certain industries, such as luxury, deservedly so.
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It's simple: The American team was seen — again, deservedly — to be appallingly arrogant, crowing at every goal scored, bragging to the media.
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Deng has deservedly received a great deal of credit for China's extraordinary transformation, but historians are showing that this account is incomplete.
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Bezmozgis has deservedly been praised for understated prose, characterized by taut, crisp sentences and dialogue that evokes feeling without veering into sentimental hyperbole.
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They deservedly equalized two minutes before the interval as Hasegawa scored with a cool finish after being superbly played through by Mana Iwabuchi.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer is deservedly celebrated for its feminism, for giving the world an unapologetically female action hero and making her iconic.
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Yes, the Warriors are deservedly unprecedented favorites to win it all, armed with more depth, talent, cohesion, and experience than they've ever had.
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Thomas Tuchel's double substitution at halftime galvanized Dortmund who went out on the attack and deservedly pulled one back in the 57th minute.
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"Shallow" was deservedly the center of attention during 2018's awards season, and so it wasn't eligible for any more Grammys this year.
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Blunt must have (deservedly) laid low the past two weeks, because she successfully hid all evidence of her new lack of baby bump.
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I say this not to diminish Dylan's body of work: His talents are extraordinary, and he deservedly occupies a place of international renown.
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While LeBron James's 35-point game deservedly got the headlines, once again the home team could have won by making more 3-pointers.
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When figures as credible as former CIA Director Brennan and General McCaffrey publicly discuss this theory, it will deservedly generate major public discussion.
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He was a man who lived by the sword and, deservedly, died by it — never anticipating it would be a six-bladed one.
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William F. WerwaissNew York To the Editor: President Trump's call for $500 million to fight childhood cancer was greeted with deservedly loud applause.
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The sketch, constructed like an end-of-the-world movie, is called "The Day Beyoncé Turned Black," and it's already, deservedly, rising on Twitter.
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As well as inadvertently gave acts like legendary Soca artist Machel Montano a deservedly bigger platform that they hadn't been given before in Toronto.
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The first is: against the odds, necessary finances and prevailing health issues, the band have deservedly become a professional, touring, respected group of artists.
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Luke Perry's (Dylan McKay) palpable absence is also acknowledged more than once, bringing oddly, deservedly poignant and real moments to an otherwise unhinged concept.
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From its most (deservedly) popular pieces to the lesser-known offerings, this is what you need to keep in mind when shopping at Ikea.
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Where Motorola has taken the most criticism with the Z2 Force — deservedly so — is its downsized battery, which has a capacity of just 2730mAh.
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It just deservedly received a sixth Grammy nomination, for Andrew Norman's outstanding "Play," and was hailed as Musical America's 21962 Ensemble of the Year.
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It's exactly the kind of absurd product the Internet of Things is deservedly mocked for, and yet I love it for that very reason.
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Shows like The Wire, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad have attained the status of high art, and they've deservedly been praised for their innovations.
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To back up, Shkreli is not on trial for any of the things for which he has become so well known—and deservedly hated.
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This ensures that the brand name companies are deservedly compensated for their innovative medical advancements and that permanent monopolies over treatments do not arise.
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"I know the Royals get a lot of credit, and deservedly so, because they won the World Series; we haven't done that," Britton said.
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Backers of the deeply-flawed new tax law — including, prominently, President Trump — are understandably desperate to raise its deservedly low reputation among the public.
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Maïwenn's "My King" is the story of a heedless, 10-year amour fou that deservedly won Emmanuelle Bercot the best actress award in Cannes.
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The record made our list of best records of last year, and deservedly so for its lush productions and perfect catching of a vibe.
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Some Supreme Court justices have been roundly (and often deservedly) mocked for their ignorance about basic everyday technologies, such as text messages and email.
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Yankees 113, Blue Jays 211 | 210 innings TORONTO — The Yankees get a lot of attention for their prowess at the plate, and deservedly so.
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Are Kaur and her cohorts really making meaningful points in a quick, simple way, and deservedly picking up followers off the back of it?
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Patricia Arquette deservedly won the Academy Award for best supporting actress, and Ethan Hawke turned in one of his routinely outstanding performances as well.
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A lot of the credit, deservedly, goes to Marvel Studios President and Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige and his cinematic strategy of interlocking films.
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It's a modern-day civil rights movement that has firm roots in the African-American community, but Black Lives Matter has deservedly received international recognition.
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Ghosting—the act of ending a relationship by ignoring someone's attempts at communication, or blocking them on social media—has gained a deservedly shitty reputation.
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While people may never agree on the latest obnoxious Instagram update, there's one thing everyone can agree on: dogs dominate the platform, and deservedly so.
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But Liverpool deservedly leveled in the 77th minute when Van Dijk dinked a ball into the area for his defensive partner Matip to head home.
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The exploitation of a young military widow, Carryn Owens, who can deservedly be proud of her brave and noble husband, is a bridge too far.
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Given the fact that there was no major change in personnel, and only slight tweaks to their conservative scheme, sustainability is deservedly called into question.
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A great showpiece for SpongeBob's cast is "Band Geeks," a season two episode that is deservedly celebrated because it shows every character at their funniest.
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But before the palpably (and deservedly) uncomfortable billionaire stands before Capitol Hill, an army of Zuckerberg cutouts blew gently in the wind on the Capitol lawn.
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The three shows, distributed by 20th Century Fox and created by Joss Whedon have, for a time, been fairly untarnished by their creator's deservedly terrible reputation.
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But Miller, deservedly so, wants to be the highest-paid defender in football, and the guaranteed money offered by the Broncos is nowhere near that mark.
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Sandberg, who is deservedly credited with transforming Facebook's business into a global juggernaut, has almost never found herself on the defensive for such an extended period.
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But as we saw in the hearings on Capitol Hill, where the general counsel of Facebook, Google, and Twitter appeared, Facebook receives intense scrutiny, deservedly so.
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"First season, we got a lot of flack — some of it deservedly so — about how male and white the makeup of the show was," berg said.
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The whole vibe around the building was completely negative — but not deservedly, because when you see how it dealt with space, it's not a complete failure.
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Wisconsin's rise comes as the Big Ten, filled with schools that are deservedly known as football powerhouses, faces pressure to land a spot in the playoff.
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Federer planned to undergo medical tests on Wednesday, but if he is able to play, Djokovic will deservedly be the solid favorite in their 50th match.
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Burrow was named MVP ... and deservedly so, he threw for 463 yards and 5 touchdowns, and added 58 rushing yards and a rushing TD as well.
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"It's a deservedly iconic picture because even though it shows suffering, it shows a classic beauty that the suffering can't entirely eviscerate," said spokesman Syed Hassan.
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And perhaps deservedly so, given that nearly 120 years after his birth, his eponymous brand is still strikingly well-positioned in the industry's aggressive battle for prestige.
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Now you can make the same mouthwatering Mexican fare without having to track down the best taco truck in town or wait in its deservedly long lines.
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Pennsylvania outperforms: I grew up in the Philadelphia area, so naturally I'm pleased to see the state ranking deservedly higher across our seed and early-stage metrics.
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But once we got past our early hesitations, we were rewarded with a compelling, complex film, anchored by a deservedly award-nominated performance by Mary J. Blige.
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But if a site is asked for and a candidate does not give permission, that could surely be a negative during the interview process, deservedly or not.
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The Girls Trip star deservedly earned a nod for best spoken word album for the audio version of her uproarious yet poignant memoir, The Last Black Unicorn.
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Over the last few years, publishers have deservedly griped over how hard it has become for books, particularly by unknown or relatively unknown authors to gain exposure.
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To become an All-NBA center ahead of someone like DeMarcus Cousins without the ability to dribble, pass, or shoot tends to deservedly blow some people's minds.
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Everything changed, and for the next three years, and to the current day, but when I was doing the book, Facebook was in hot water, deservedly so.
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Mr. de Blasio has deservedly basked in the glow of a no-sweat re-election campaign that ended with his capturing 66 percent of the ballots cast.
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"The blame will be on every one of us, and deservedly so," if senators fail to reach agreement, said the chairman, Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Shakespeare's Globe may have had a spring cleaning, but don't for a second think that the deservedly popular playhouse is playing it safe.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: John Velazquez Odds: 5-1 Drape: The colt is deservedly among the favorites after a terrific Florida Derby and very strong workouts since.
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The sides were evenly match but things changed in the second half and it was the Germans who deservedly took the lead three minutes into the second period.
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Well, the Washington Capitals did plenty of drinking last night as they tore through Vegas, with Alex Ovechkin deservedly overhead-pressing the Stanley Cup for hours on end.
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The review underscored the deservedly righteous anger of these women, which they were able to express as a healthy and relentless effort at speaking up against all odds.
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Becoming if anything, closer to the film Zoolander 2, reveling in it's all its excess and celebrity cameos with the heart destroyed and, deservedly, a failure upon arrival.
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GARNER No. For every Yeats, Eliot, Joseph Brodsky, Heaney or Derek Walcott who have won the prize, there are vastly more who have been forgotten, and deservedly so.
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For the first time in nearly 40 years, Alison Jacques Gallery has brought Parsons's works to London for an exhibition that puts her, much deservedly, in the spotlight.
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It has made her, deservedly, one of the fundamental contemporary investigators of the American psyche, and of the racial anxieties that the United States has yet to purge.
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But for all his undeniable talents and swagger, for all the importance he is deservedly accorded, it's my opinion that he is actually the runner-up on the track.
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It has been argued by defenders of the contemporary, PRC-backed version of Lu Xun that Gao deservedly fell afoul of Lu Xun for immoral behavior and political naivety.
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The Flash star Grant Gustin has revealed the title of Season 3's premiere episode, and it's one that has Gustin and other comic book fans deservedly freaking out.
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And when Bjork deservedly won Best Female, trumping a Lana Del Rey who actually came, she sent a video message, although she was dressed better than anyone else there.
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Some customers are going to miss the simplicity of a built-in Netflix app, period — even if TV software deservedly gets a bad rap for being slow and terrible.
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Third-placed Hoffenheim, whose 29-year-old coach Julian Nagelsmann is the youngest in the league, dominated the first half and deservedly won with a goal from Andrej Kramaric.
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And while Holm would deservedly be a substantial underdog in this potential showdown, there could be no better time for her to put her money where her mouth is.
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And the city's activist community, which is deservedly viewing Mr. Emanuel's exit as a victory, is poised to draw more clout, if not a big seat at the table.
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Yet after its 2010 album, "The Suburbs," deservedly won the Grammy Award as Album of the Year, Arcade Fire wrenched its music away from rock with "Reflektor" in 2013.
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The timing of its release with #MeToo deservedly on the rise, coupled with audience demand reaching a fever pitch, helped make "Wonder Woman" a movie we needed and deserved.
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This has deservedly become one of Wayne's better known mixtape cuts (I mean… at least a top 50 one?) because Wayne goes off in so many different ways here.
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Tottenham, needing to win to take the title race to the penultimate weekend of the season, were deservedly ahead at halftime through goals by Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.
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Because of the sheer preponderance of mass shootings that have occurred in just over half a decade, shootings and their perpetrators now occupy a deservedly oversized space in America's conscience.
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Because, you know, you've gotten dinged for it, and deservedly — some of your lines in the book are ... ehhh, a little misogynist, I think to be fair, very misogynist, actually.
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He sold the business so he could deservedly retire, and even though he's working his last service when I see him, he hasn't thought much about what he'll do next.
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Many vets deservedly receive bad paper, but the VVA is focused on the vets whose infractions are a direct result of enduring service-related PTSD, sexual assault, or brain trauma.
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Much has been made of the Senate Republicans' rush to vote on a now-dead health care bill without any meaningful estimate from the Congressional Budget Office, and deservedly so.
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None of that changes this fact, though: While a woke bae may be a deservedly honored guest at the party, they get to leave at the end of the night.
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Number of streams: 105,484,473+Billie Eilish deservedly claims eight other spots on the top 100 most-streamed songs on our list, which even includes plenty of hits released before 2019.
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Little is perhaps best and deservedly known for his operas, including "Dog Days" and "JFK," so this composer portrait is a welcome opportunity to hear some of his instrumental music.
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Peter and the Farm has already made the arty festival rounds (New Directors/New Films, True/False) prior to Camden, and was deservedly picked up by Magnolia Pictures in April.
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Creating a Space Force is arguably an excellent idea, one for which Trump may deservedly go down in history, along with all the other things he will be remembered for.
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Still, it is undeniable that if Berry were a modern musician who was sent to jail for sexual impropriety with a minor, his career would have deservedly ground to a halt.
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He holds the reputation, deservedly or not, of the man in the middle, whose votes on a range of hot-button issues proved decisive over a 30-year high court career.
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If in a few months the border crisis is eased, Trump can deservedly co-opt a new applause line at his campaign rallies and claim vindication for his hardline border policies.
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It was how the game controlled — like its deservedly iconic 2D predecessors — but also how Samus Returns built out that inescapable modern Metroid feeling established primarily by the Metroid Prime series.
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James was the tone-setting force in the game and deservedly won his third All-Star Most Valuable Player Award with 29 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists in 2030 minutes.
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Alice Ripley deservedly won a Tony Award for her heartbreaking performance as Diana, and the show itself — music by Tom Kitt, book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey — won the Pulitzer Prize.
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The Galaxy S is deservedly held up on the same premium tier as the iPhone, however the old idea that consumers are making a free choice between the two is now retrograde.
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Perhaps deservedly, we received a forcefully argued letter from one of those we were seeking to isolate: Sir, you are wrong when you say that children are like cigarettes or mobile telephones.
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Megyn Kelly is getting torn to shreds, deservedly so, by her coworkers at NBC -- especially Al Roker -- who demanded she apologize to the country for her asinine blackface comments ... and she did.
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Wall, Beal, and Porter have been showered with praise this season, and deservedly so, but in the process the contributions of one other player have gone mostly overlooked: starting center Marcin Gortat.
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The Predators were bounced in the second round and it's not a coincidence they used that dumbass clip from the Bud Light commercial in their arena and were deservedly eliminated by Winnipeg.
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But while Drake's reputation has almost completely curdled post-Views — and deservedly so, given his lyrical immaturity — Jonas is being celebrated for putting a gentler, more open face on male pop stardom.
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But for others, I think it's important to note this: Tangible inequalities — that which can be seen and measured, like money or access — get the majority of the attention, and deservedly so.
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"We urge you in the strongest possible terms not to grant Mr. Arpaio relief from the penalties he deservedly faces for his illegal conduct and brazen abuse of the public trust," Reps.
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Ferrari are deservedly in the spotlight, enjoying a resurgence and the excitement of 21-year-old Charles Leclerc stepping up as a multiple race winner in his first season with the team.
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But the show's second season was even better—and more buzzworthy—than the first (even if it leaned more towards the drama side of the dramedy), so voters may deservedly make an exception.
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LINE: UCF -21 ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA (22-230, 230-53 AAC): The high-octane Knights' offense deservedly received plenty of attention this season, but UCF has impact players in other areas as well.
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More broadly, partition resulting from war has a deservedly dubious reputation: In Korea and Germany, for instance, it has meant the brutal sequestration of large populations and laid tripwires for future major wars.
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The album deservedly turned her into a star and pulled her out of Golden, but her follow-up, Pageant Material, had the singer trapped inside her head, even as her world got bigger.
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That simple and silly partisan unreasoning, or that plus the aforementioned idiocy part, was why I hated Michael Jordan when he was the most widely and deservedly loved athlete who has ever lived.
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If lawmakers take that approach, the state will be deservedly mocked for trying to turn back the clock to the year 1900 — a bloody and shameful time in the annals of Southern history.
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If the President can wring serious concessions out of China -- on respect for intellectual property and on ending cybertheft -- after escalating his tariff war, he could deservedly celebrate an achievement that eluded his predecessors.
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Ferrari, during the Michael Schumacher era of dominance, were famed for favoring the German at the expense of his team mates, even when they were deservedly leading with no other rivals to worry about.
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Here he is on his widely and deservedly mocked claim that there was a terrorist attack in Sweden the day before a rally he held in February: No I am saying I was right.
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He is a legend now, and deservedly so, which is why nearly every fan and journalist concedes that he has earned the right to "go out on his terms," as so many have said.
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And yet a year later – with her Peer Pressure mixtape out on Friday 16 November – it still feels like L Devine hasn't yet pulled in a mass audience for her deservedly chart-ready tracks.
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Ferrari, during the Michael Schumacher era of dominance, were famed for favouring the German at the expense of his team mates, even when they were deservedly leading with no other rivals to worry about.
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Puff himself weighed in, while, over at Pitchfork, the site devoted their daily review coverage across the board to essays about B.I.G.'s albums (Ready to Die, predictably and deservedly, got a perfect 10).
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The only thing that has actually caused harm to one club while benefiting the other is the exchange of Mr Kanté, who is deservedly the heavy favourite to win the Player of the Year award.
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Though a couple selectors highlight the same Hieroglypic Being release (and deservedly so!), its a good spectrum of the sort of thing the label has on offer, weird tracks from all corners of the dancefloor.
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Avery Bradley, who finished the game with 43 points (a personal playoff high) while holding John Wall to an inefficient 21 points and four assists on the other end, was, deservedly, a topic of conversation.
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Our aim was El Boliche de Alberto, a parrillada where the wood-fired steaks are deservedly famous — I'd had one two years before and had pestered Alan and Adrián to make the trek for another.
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It was simple: If you had one, you were part of the teenage sexual revolution — you were seductive, rich, a socialist — and if you didn't, you were a nobody — deservedly pushed off the cliff of desirability.
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The players would deservedly be positioned to finally circumvent N.C.A.A. chicanery, and those not destined to make it to the big stage would at least get paid decent money until their dreams were competitively snuffed out.
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A good chunk of the squad that deservedly won the World Cup two years ago is in tact, and the team seemed to move through a few gears when they defeated Slovakia 3-0 last Sunday.
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Cecil Taylor, 'Unit Structures' (Blue Note, 1966) This album, deservedly a free-jazz landmark, presents Mr. Cyrille as the ideal improvisational partner, meeting every swarm and surge in Mr. Taylor's pianism with his own rumbling poise.
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With all the attention Connecticut deservedly gets, the progress of some other programs can be overlooked, as Auriemma often tells critics too eager to question the magnitude of his team's success, 11 national titles in all.
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Kelsey's recap of the pushback against Impossible Burgers and other meatless meat products from organic food advocates, who argue these meat alternatives are too processed, was our most-read story of the year, and deservedly so.
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Bogotá's Museo del Oro (free on Sundays, 4,000 pesos at other times) is deservedly famous for its immense and well-signed collection of intricate, glowing masks, statues and jewelry that date back to pre-Hispanic times.
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Voters tend to blame whoever holds the White House for bad things, and in this case they'd be right: If there is a death spiral, it will have Mr. Trump's name on it, and deservedly so.
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Chiara Ferragni, the Italian blogger behind The Blonde Salad who deservedly ranks as an OG influencer and vocal Disney fanatic, has teamed up with the House of Mouse to design a limited-edition shoe collection launching Thursday.
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Meston and Buss' research received a lot of attention, and deservedly so, but it suffered from a limitation common to most studies of human sexuality in that the vast majority of participants were young students of psychology.
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VandeHei's piece was deservedly mocked on political Twitter, but his impatience with the two-party system as we know it is shared across the country's upper class, from Silicon Valley to the (ahem, Hamiltonian) world of finance.
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The variety series category also left "The Tonight Show" on the sidelines for the second consecutive year, deservedly so, given that Jimmy Fallon's brand of vanilla-flavored latenight comedy feels a little too tepid for the times.
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Amy Reyes, Avon, Ohio The series of articles in the Food Issue present a deservedly grotesque image of our factory food-production system but leaves out the most important element: the people engaged in these vast enterprises.
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Look, Up is only the second animated film ever nominated for a Best Picture Oscar, deservedly, and it's my favorite Pixar film because of its warmth, its humor, and its painful truths about grieving and letting go.
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In particular, the New Nordic movement, one that has built its own spotlight with two hands grasping both history and new technique, and shone it glaringly and deservedly onto Scandinavian cooking in a way that's never existed before.
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And though Shandling was almost always praised for the writing on Larry Sanders—and deservedly so—he was also a crackerjack performer, an actor never more in his element than when Larry was stuck in an awkward moment.
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While she has been deservedly criticized in the past for poor knowledge of educational issues, the speech announcing her intention to rescind the Obama guidelines was reasonable, compassionate, and important in asserting the "non-negotiable principles" of fairness.
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Booker has deservedly taken a lot of heat for voting against an amendment sponsored by Senators Amy Klobuchar and Bernie Sanders that would have created a reserve fund to allow Americans to buy cheap prescription drugs from Canada.
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The A$200 pledged for every ace he strikes in Melbourne will be deservedly cheered but respect in the locker room may prove harder to come by if he makes another early exit from his home Grand Slam.
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The study speaks to a problem in American public health and drug policy: While crises like the opioid epidemic (deservedly) get a lot of attention, even deadlier drug crises are often neglected by the public, policymakers, and media.
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It showcased Mourinho at his analytical, cunning, sharp-eyed best, succeeding where so many of his peers have failed and finding a way not just to stop Chelsea, his former team, but to beat it, and deservedly, too.
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Guessing at probabilitiesThe election-forecast models that assigned overwhelming probabilities to a victory for Mrs Clinton have received some criticism, and deservedly so (at The Economist we resisted the temptation to build our own forecasting model this election cycle).
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But it was his role as Juan that transfixed us all when we saw Moonlight — for which he won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and which very deservedly won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2016.
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The Bulgarian third seed, playing only his third Tour match since a first-round exit at the U.S. Open, struggled to contain a tricky opponent who deservedly pocketed his first victory over a top-10 player for four years.
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The hilarious Twitter takes for this emerging saga practically write themselves: Of course, racially charged killings and a new president who seems to actively encourage brutality are dominating the lion's share of America's policing attention these days—and deservedly so.
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While launching a startup incubator in a converted former railway depot in Paris last year, President Emmanuel Macron deservedly got into trouble for describing a train station as a "place where one passes those who succeed, and those who are nothing".
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"This month we pay tribute to the accounts supporting the LGBTQ+ community – those young and old, their families and friends, accounts that reflect on the past and are hopeful for a deservedly more inclusive future," the couple captioned the post.
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Yes as much adoration was deservedly given to Blu for his honest and blunted raps—even the most mediocre beats would have allowed Blu's words to hit reasonably hard—his stories wouldn't resonate quite as strongly without the right production.
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Dar is deservedly behind bars, and at the White House, Carrie's temporarily working as a liaison between President Keane and the heads of the governing agencies, one for which Saul (Mandy Patinkin) now has a prime seat at the table.
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But that supposed middle-age spread belies the unassuming Kelly's athletic talents, as the four-time Olympian deservedly won a back-and-forth decision over the comparatively-ripped Evans—shocking pundits and the bookmakers, who made the Aussie a +220 underdog.
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It worked, for a while, helping Solskjaer lift the team out of its slump, bringing a famous win at Paris St.-Germain — and in Ferguson's favored, last-minute style, too — and earning Solskjaer, deservedly, a shot at the job full-time.
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The "abolish ICE" movement came at a terrible time for the Democratic Party because, in the weeks preceding the movement's arise, the Trump administration was getting savaged — and deservedly so — for its idiotic policy of separating families at the southern border.
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Madrid did not relent, however, and standout performer Isco deservedly doubled their advantage with an arrowed finish beyond his Spain team mate De Gea after bursting into the area and exchanging a pass with Welshman Bale, who later rattled the bar.
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Where I differ from the Trump supporters who chortle at the deservedly negative reaction to Wolf's words is that I believe the worst aspect of her words was that they were too much like the vindictive insults regularly dished by Trump.
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Mount Rushmore was completed, conveniently, just in time to serve as a kind of superheated mascot for the mythology of the Greatest Generation and baby boomers: that America's hugeness is bound up with its nobility, that it deservedly dominates the globe.
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As the legacy of Kendrick's tangled To Pimp a Butterfly continues to unfurl in the face of the turbulent America it was birthed into, it seems the campaign to (deservedly) place it in the halls of the hip-hop greats has already begun.
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His path to the final was eased by injuries to top players but he has grabbed his chance with both hands and will deservedly bid to become the first South African to win a grand slam singles title in over 30 years.
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"But last summer, ozone really spiked and it is deservedly going to get more attention," he said, adding that China should set targets to cut nitrogen oxide and VOC emissions in its next air quality plan, due to be published later this year.
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Clemson leads Alabama 14-7 in the National Championship, and while quarterback Deshaun Watson is going to (deservedly) get credit for his 108 passing yards, 23 rushing yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter, the bigger story is who he's throwing to.
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The disease of extremism rampages through Albert Camus's "State of Siege," a deservedly minor 1948 play revived by the director Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota of Théâtre de la Ville in Paris and presented by the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Had Hillary Clinton won, it's doubtful that Mr. Cohen's new book, "The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power & the Necessity of Military Force," which he clearly finished well before the election, would receive the attention it now surely (and quite deservedly) will.
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And so does Pakistan, which was deservedly called out by the president for its historically perfidious role in undermining all that we have tried to build in Afghanistan since the American military first arrived in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks.
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"('Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and 'The Irishman' are) full of an awareness that a moment for a kind of movie -- and for a kind of long-celebrated male character -- is passing, perhaps deservedly," the journalist and film historian Mark Harris writes.
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Any future Republican solutions would be evaluated in this light, and be deservedly viewed with, at the very least, suspicion among those who look to the Republican Party for deliverance from the economic sophistry and failed experimentation of the last eight years.
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Still, under the leadership of executive director Anne-Imelda Radice and a governing board, who, together, have sought — and routinely, deservedly, won — funding for ambitious, imaginative programming, AFAM has proven repeatedly that it is the little museum that could — and can and does.
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Semi-related: Despite those numbers, defenders still give Evans all the space and time he needs to fire away, and gravity tends to be more of a reaction to reputation than production—Evans' reputation is deservedly that of a very bad outside shooter. 123.
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Thousands of babies born with malformed heads have deservedly captured media attention, but the less-mentioned GBS poses a unique challenge that is magnified in the developing world, where lack of access to medical treatments that can make a difference will likely prove lethal.
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Last year's Oscars was deservedly mired in self-recrimination in regards to the Academy's approach to diversity and general acknowledgment of the world around them—it was a definitive and very public turning point that practically required visibly changing attitudes in years to follow.
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Camden's award for Emerging Cinematic Vision went deservedly to Laura Viezzoli's La Natura delle cose (The Nature of Things), a profound end-of-life document of the devoutly-Catholic widower Angelo Santagostino as he succumbs to the immobilizing disease ALS in an Italian nursing home.
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Adam Cancryn: The moderators will undoubtedly — and somewhat deservedly — take some flak from the left for asking questions that parroted Republican attacks on Medicare for All as too costly, liberal jobs programs as unrealistic and the concept of a wealth tax as demonizing the rich.
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After Kansas won what was arguably the best game in college basketball history this week, all the attention was on Oklahoma's Buddy Hield—and deservedly so, as Hield scored 46 points and vaulted himself to the top spot in the player of the year race.
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My co-founder Ricky Yean touched on this battle in "Why it's so hard to succeed in Silicon Valley when you grew up poor": Tangible inequalities — that which can be seen and measured, like money or access — get the majority of the attention, and deservedly so.
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Whatever the precise reasons for what went on after kick off on Boxing Day 1963 – sporadic overindulgence, psychological dissonance between teams, contemporary tactics, or the whole lot – it is a date which has been etched into the annals English football folklore, and deservedly preserved for posterity.
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A few minutes after Germany lost to Mexico in its opening game — not fortuitously, but deservedly, less happenstance than harbinger — Löw was informed that, in three of the previous four World Cups, the team that entered the tournament as the titleholder had fallen in the group stage.
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All of them were sent around to newspapers, as evidenced by the caption slugs reproduced alongside, and they all had some news value at the time, but far too many are second- or even third-rate as photographs, and much of the news is deservedly forgotten.
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Standouts included Aquaria as a wounded bird pierced by two arrows (presumably slung by the outrageously fortunate The Vixen), and Asia O'Hara, in a daring Tweety Bird raiment, who, owing to her equally brave and unique performance in the maxi-challenge, was deservedly named this week's winner.
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There were days in the 27s and 21989s when Page 33 was given over largely or entirely to ads, including those from businesses that are still familiar — like Saks & Company, the 23th Street forebear of Saks Fifth Avenue — and deservedly forgotten ones like Buffalo Lithia Water.
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Tom's one of my favorite actors of all time and deservedly he's sort of a standard there for a certain type of decency and emotional complexity in a protagonist, which as filmgoers, I only speak for myself, but we've gone to crazy emotional places with him as our surrogate.
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Deservedly or not, Sanders sits at the iconic horseshoe-shaped desk once occupied by Brady (and many of his distinguished predecessors and successors), who is widely viewed as having set the gold standard for balancing the criticality of telling the truth with advancing the agenda of his boss.
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It quickly became the year's most celebrated and scrutinized episode of TV, and deservedly so: A 35-minute mix of Serling-sired twists and Jackson-jacking showbiz tragedy, "Teddy Perkins" was so blunt, so unsettlingly funny, it almost seems unfair to compare it to anything else on TV.
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Cho Hyun-woo (South Korea) The goalkeeper made a jaw-dropping save in all three of his games, the pick of which was to deny Leon Goretzka's point-blank header in Korea's famous 2-0 win over Germany, for which he was deservedly named man of the match.
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Jenkins came in to Wonder Woman as a replacement director who didn't get to pick her own star, yet she quickly got on board, championed the movie at every opportunity, deservedly made herself inseparable from its success story, and perhaps most importantly, aligned herself with the right people at Warner Bros.
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Iguodala was—if you subscribe to the maxim that the Finals MVP must come from the winning team—deservedly named Finals MVP in 11.5, when he averaged 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 227 steals per game while shooting 226 percent from the field and 211.5 percent from three.
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At present, this much is clear: Wales, and not England, was the best team in Group B, and with Gareth Bale scoring for a third straight game in a 2003-0 victory over Russia, the Welsh deservedly finished in first, advancing to a round-of-16 game in Paris on Saturday.
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"I know when I go and I lay it down and I absolutely left one jump on the table, but for me to put out two programs that I did at this competition as solid as I skated and to get those scores, I am furious and I think deservedly so."
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At a tribute to Du Bois at Carnegie Hall in 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr., said: One idea he insistently taught was that black people have been kept in oppression and deprivation by a poisonous fog of lies that depicted them as inferior, born deficient and deservedly doomed to servitude to the grave. . . .
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For all that Willie is associated with rollicking good country western times—and deservedly so, with "On the Road Again" and smoking a doob on the roof of the White House and all that—his true insight has always been his understanding of loneliness and regret and the dissolution of relationships through neglect.
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If Cleveland wants to try to get the players that system would require, it could explore a riskier but infinitely more interesting blockbuster deal based around Irving, a whirling tasmanian devil of a playmaker who is a blast to watch, but whose flaws are deservedly shoved under a microscope over and over again.
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In the bottom: Aja, whose three-wigged Kawaii look was the best of the night but didn't redeem her failed Needy Girl performance; mod-clad Milk, deservedly dragged for her one-note Psycho (if only they'd seen the workroom footage); and Chi Chi, lovely on the runway but overshadowed in the challenge.
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Deservedly or not, Gates has a lot of influence in our national conversation about the ultrarich and what they do, so it's significant to have him among the prominent billionaires pushing for higher taxes and rebutting many of the arguments that such taxes would be unfair to the rich or discourage innovation.
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No team has contributed more to this World Cup than Modric — deservedly awarded the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player — and his teammates; after three games that extended to extra time, they arrived in the final having played 90 minutes, an entire match's worth, more than the French, so arduous has been their path.
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Thankfully, Romy and Michele has since become deservedly lauded more for everything from its "fun, frisky use of color" and its era-straddling soundtrack to the girl-power dynamic between the two leads – a testament to Robin Schiff's impeccable writing, Mona May's dazzling costume design and the no-holds-barred performances from Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow.
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Known affectionately by many in Toronto's house and disco scene as "Uncle Roberto," DJ, producer, and proud cat owner Roberto (aka Robert Steekamer) has been a staple of the city's underground community for over 20 years, deservedly earning a reputation amongst heads and partygoers alike as a selector with weight and no shortage of fire tracks.
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Lifting up the impressive young leads is a powerhouse supporting cast, including Colman Domingo and Regina King (who's deservedly getting awards chatter for her performance) as Tish's parents, Joseph and Sharon; Teyona Parris as Ernestine, Tish's sister; and the always brilliant Brian Tyree Henry, as Fonny's friend Daniel, himself newly released from an unjust prison sentence.
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" CNN/ORC polls: Trump's national gains extend to Florida, Ohio Reid, who has been using his perch as Democratic leader and head of the Nevada Democratic Party to go after Heck, said bluntly: "Trump is going to lose Nevada and Joe Heck deservedly is going to lose the Senate race because of his being a pawn for Donald Trump.
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While America's military force gets most of the attention—and deservedly so—the dedicated civilians serving our State Department and managing American aid programs truly serve as a largely unsung first line of defense: keeping deadly diseases from reaching our shores, tackling the drivers of migration, and supporting efforts to resolve conflict and instability without military intervention.
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Though their scrappy and full-throated sophomore album A Flourish and a Spoil deservedly landed on a handful of "Best of 2015" lists, it's the amped-up energy of their live show that really set them apart, culminating in a series of mostly-sold out headlining tours and a one-off opening slot for the Rolling Stones.
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Or, and this is our darkest and sharpest angle: maybe you see someone who is being given a deservedly hallowed award—the one given, one time each year, to the best player in the best basketball league on earth—and disrespectfully decided to show up for that occasion dressed like an eighth grader headed to Six Flags.
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"ATF has, and deservedly so, has taken it on the chin for operations like Fast and Furious, and it could be they have approval processes that are overly draconian," he said, referring to the sting operation gone wrong in which the agency tried to supply guns to cartels to catch criminals but ended up losing track of many of the weapons.
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One of my guys was psyched to go on roller coasters like the Incredible Hulk Coaster and the deservedly legendary Rip Rockit Coaster (if you haven't seen the video of Jimmy Fallon and Kevin Hart screaming themselves silly on that one, go check it out right now) but my other son is a bit more nervous about things that drop, twist and roll.
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Curry is the NBA's highest-paid player—deservedly so, being that this era will ultimately be defined by his three-point shot—but the value of having him under contract for the next four years, without a player option, may outweigh the $166.4 million he's still due (especially under a salary cap that's expected to reach $118 million by 2021).
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I want to go through some qualities of leadership that you think are necessary now, some of the ones that some of the ... This is a tech show, what some of the tech leaders have shown and what they need to do, given how much they're under siege lately, and deservedly so, and how they leadership their way out of it.
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Other snubs included: The lack of best picture nod for the terrific I, Tonya (though Margot Robbie was deservedly nominated for best actress), Academy favorite Tom Hanks missing out on best actor for The Post, James Franco not getting his expected best actor nod in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations and indies favorites The Florida Project and The Big Sick not getting a best picture nod.
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He began "Speed Trap Town," one of several calmly devastating ballads in the show, by evoking a world with a few brush strokes: She said, "It's none of my business but it breaks my heart"Dropped a dozen cheap roses in my shopping cart Made it out to the truck without breaking down Everybody knows you in a speed trap town That song comes from "Something More Than Free" (Southeastern/Thirty Tigers), which deservedly won best Americana album at the Grammys last week, tying a bow on Mr. Isbell's recent ascendancy.
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Full of quintessentially 80's artists like T'Pau and Simple Minds as well as featuring the episode's signature track "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" by Belinda Carlisle (a song which has now been deservedly elevated beyond its status as 'go-to backing track for TV adverts about couples-only resorts in Turkey'), the playlist is made up of "tracks from the episode, tracks which didn't make it in (for rights / other reasons) and a couple of tracks which inspired elements of the story" according to Brooker's description.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D) and Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D), creating a new national memorial will deservedly honor those who lost their lives in the St. Francis Dam disaster.
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