Beyond that premise, the show deviates from any other expectations.
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If he deviates from that, that will be the fireworks.
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If the pattern deviates you can go to the doctor.
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The new show deviates from the formula in small ways.
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The only option that deviates slightly features the new Gov.
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Here's where L'Engle's tesseract deviates from Hinton's, and from straight geometry.
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But STAY DANGEROUS deviates from the formulaic way he'd approached albums.
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"Manual" mode is where the camera deviates from the typical Instax experience.
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It is like every Western you have ever seen, and rarely deviates.
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Nothing that we have planned in 2016 deviates from that at all.
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Regulators also repeatedly vow to remove anything that "deviates from socialist core values".
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An artificial transit is anything that deviates from that and cannot be explained.
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That deviates from what is becoming more or less the norm in esports.
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This semiabstract portrait deviates from Krasner's prior commitment to a purely nonrepresentational mode.
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It's often said that gaming deviates from the traditional understanding of narrative storytelling.
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The trailer's centerpiece is instructive because the scene deviates from Mr. King's book.
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Spot trading in the currency rarely deviates much from that morning midpoint rate.
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Holzhauer, for his part, recognizes that the way he plays Jeopardy deviates from the norm.
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It is surprising that Mark Z.'s rabbit deviates so dramatically from an ordinary figure?
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In this regard, Ocean's 8 deviates from most other women-led heist movies and TV shows.
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Steve's Apple gave us the iPhone, so an Apple that deviates from Steve's must be bad.
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Is it because she deviates from a norm of human development, and society cannot accept her?
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But, as with many things in the Trump administration, this deviates from precedent in key ways.
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" Many publications, including The New York Times, referred to gay men and lesbians as "sexual deviates.
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Together, these prized objects form the picture of someone who never deviates from a Master Plan.
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This deviates from the comic book series, which has always portrayed Flash as the stereotypical athletic bully.
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That said, where T.C. deviates from his non-human picks seem to be his biggest stumbling points.
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Yes, we receive a portrait of parenthood that deviates from the usual notes of serenity and joy.
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Hunt's 50-year career in journalism informs his analysis of how Trump's presidency deviates from past administrations.
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Those choices have created a new overall position on civil rights that deviates sharply from years past.
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The degree to which a map deviates from that standard is the degree of its partisan bias.
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Trump worries them because he deviates from the conservative line on issues like free trade and entitlements.
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But in some instances, the Patti Jenkins mini-series deviates from the truth for the sake of narrative.
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But wouldn't you know that when you put these two in one room, the conversation deviates pretty quickly!
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That's highly relevant to The Last Jedi's coda, which again deviates from what the series has done before.
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This deviates from Fortnite's suite of virtual products that offer no in-game advantage and are only cosmetic.
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The mindset of the millionaire investor sometimes deviates with the broader set of investors, but not right now.
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The LP follows his 2016 full-length debut, Xenophobe, but deviates from its predecessor's psychedelic, dancefloor-friendly techno.
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Whereas the electoral college is only mildly anti-majoritarian, the Senate often deviates wildly from the popular will.
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Among her concerns was that the decision deviates from longstanding Rhode Island law concerning charitable trusts and other issues.
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Kutcher's points are all the same, except his second point deviates slightly: seizing opportunity, being sexy, and living life.
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Still, the new One Vision deviates from Motorola's current smartphone family to such a degree that it's worth highlighting.
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The trick is to decide if your energy level today deviates from your typical day-to-day energy level.
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These chapters are where the game deviates substantially from what I'd anticipated based off of trailers and early demos.
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A rating downgrade could result if the asset manager significantly deviates from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating driver.
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Intrinsic value often deviates from market value in the short term because of market perception and behavioral investing factors.
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They say the approach is targeting U.S companies, deviates from accepted international practice and threatens U.S. investment in Europe.
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And when it deviates from its predecessors on certain plot points, those choices feel both modern and perfectly natural.
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It tends to flatten distinctions and quiet anything that deviates from its Grand Narrative about The Truth of War.
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She deviates further in Risk by admitting her relationship with Appelbaum, and revealing her own deteriorating relationship with Assange.
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Where Mr. Morris deviates from the original scenario — sometimes in a big way — he does so with complex intelligence.
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The acoustic-ballad-themed "Wonderlust" greatly deviates from the "trendy" alternative R&B sound that dominates Crush's past albums.
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Fox News is just waiting to blast them out if he says one wrong thing that deviates from the mainstream.
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And shooting in low light can sometimes generate a usable photo that deviates from what a scene actually looks like.
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Trump is an unusual figure in many ways, and certainly deviates from standard GOP procedure on a range of topics.
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It also, on average, deviates only about 2202 points from the national voting, also the best mark amongst the states.
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That is to say, news outlets consider how much a mass shooting deviates from other such attacks, drawing special attention.
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The show deviates a bit from what happened in 1995 here, "My hairdresser wouldn't do it anyway," Clark tells Traister.
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Cabot argues that the state law deviates too much from traditional tort law, which requires the plaintiffs to prove damages.
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When Gunna deviates from his drip-laden lyrics, it's less cogent; When Baby departs from street rap, it's less resonant.
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That required the Fed to adopt rules for changing monetary policy and provide an explanation when it deviates from that strategy.
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Because of this, when a character suddenly deviates from the moral and emotional structure previously made familiar to us, it's shocking.
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The plan deviates significantly from Snapchat's strategy, which has shunned third-party developers like music video-maker Mindie in the past.
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Desperate to know how she blames him for her death, he deviates from the responses everyone else had to the tapes.
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When a population deviates from that pattern, you can be reasonably sure that something about that population is driving that deviation.
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Global trade and welfare cannot continue when large countries take unilateral action which deviates from common rules and principles, Brauner warned.
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With Gray, a conversation about her possible wrestling success quickly deviates to one about what she hopes to accomplish with it.
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Each clock varies in terms of its accuracy (how much its oscillation frequency deviates from some baseline) and its time scale.
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For each day that the cruise deviates from the planned itinerary, passengers receive a 15 percent discount off a future trip.
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The crackdown has led to widespread fuel shortages at gas stations throughout the country as Pemex deviates distribution, both licit and illicit.
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But the new Pet Sematary deviates from the 1983 book and the 1989 movie in a few major ways, including the ending.
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It also deviates from the Zelda formula with crafting and other survival features that add to the exploration and free-roaming feel.
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Ms. Levi deviates from New Orleans tradition only in offering some health-conscious options, including Creole-spiced catfish poached in white wine.
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Night caps: - Adora's tendency to make her daughter feel unloved deviates from her own strained and joyless relationship with her mother, Joya.
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The strategy deviates from that of successful midterm elections in the past — and puts off the question of the party's identity. Gov.
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Critics of the new rule argue that it deviates from longstanding precedent and from Congress's original intent for the public-charge statute.
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"Such instructions should not have been issued, and their way to force and corner (the player) deviates from social rules," he said.
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When Trump occasionally deviates from conservative orthodoxy — or otherwise bucks the party's consensus — Republican lawmakers try to push him back in line.
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When an ETF's share price deviates from the value of its assets, however, it can be a sign that something is wrong.
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She owns them in a variety of colors — the shearling, the slides, the zip-up boots — and never deviates from the brand.
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"It also severely reduces consumer choice, fragments the market, inhibits innovation and deviates from the state's original intentions to develop NEVs," they said.
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This deviates from a prior official statement from Saudi Arabia, which said Khashoggi died in a fistfight at the Saudi consulate in Instanbul.
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If it deviates too far, the PBOC usually steps in to buy or sell the yuan and put a lid on daily volatility.
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The National Weather Service explained that if the hurricane deviates slightly, it could prevent some of the most powerful winds from reaching shore.
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Where Rise deviates from the source material is in the character of Lou himself (as well as the show's fictional cast of characters).
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In this case, while the end result looks much the same, the recipe deviates from the modern norm every step of the way.
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I'm just translating it into matter... People think there's one way the body can be, and anything that deviates from that is grotesque.
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It deviates from his usual goofy vlogs â€" instead of all-caps clickbait titles like "WE PUT TWO POOLS IN A MOVING TRUCK!!
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Izzy's content—which rarely deviates from recounting the typically dark details from his time in the streets—isn't necessarily what will hold you.
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GOP centrists are digging in on the other side, pledging to kill any budget that deviates from the two-year, bipartisan budget deal.
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The neural net created by Akiyama deviates from the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) insofar generates image from the Japanese characters.
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The American "Bridge" deviates more from the original, whereas "The Tunnel" is more in step, but both have a lot going for them.
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European authorities have warned that the more Britain deviates from European standards, the more they will restrict access to the Continent's enormous marketplace.
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It suggests that people's conception of the normal deviates from the average in the direction of what they think ought to be so.
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Though Mr. Missé never deviates from the style of traditional tango, each of these partners has brought out a different quality in him.
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He made it clear upon returning to Breitbart that he is fully willing to attack the president if he deviates from campaign promises.
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Yet I was still staggered at the number of ways the C1000 deviates from regular keyboard layouts in some seemingly completely arbitrary ways.
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"You form a prototype in your mind, based on your first exposure, and anything that deviates from that is an abomination," she said.
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The Crush EP deviates greatly from the artist's previous music, demonstrating her impressive ability to adapt and grow without losing her original sound.
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This all raises the question of what it is about wealth that eases Hollywood's qualms over making a movie that deviates from the norm.
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This method deviates vastly from mathematically optimal usage, which would reserve the top pitcher for the most important situations, regardless of when they occur.
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The console itself is $299.99, but you can get a game that usually costs $59.99 (and rarely deviates from that price point) for $29.99.
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"The rules mention the issue of shares as compensation, but that's only in the event that resolution deviates from the CCP rulebook," said Gourisse.
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Toobin fails to convey how far Giuliani's behavior as Trump's personal lawyer deviates from traditional legal norms and from the canons of legal ethics.
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That said, the film deviates in some ways from the actual facts of what happened to Hogancamp, beginning with a fateful day in 2000.
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But why would you want to eat something that deviates from the existing, perfect ratio between breading and cheese of a normal mozzarella stick?
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His preferred personnel grouping — three receivers, one running back, one tight end — rarely deviates, but McVay confuses opponents by changing tempos, alignments and motions.
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But looking androgynous isn't always an option – especially if your body deviates from the super slim norm that fashion often taps for 'androgynous' editorials.
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But I wouldn't call Apple's strategy formulaic, since it often deviates and continues to bring new ideas and technology to its products and ecosystem.
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His US solo debut at Albertz Benda Gallery, Smudging Dirty Little Touch, deviates from his earlier method of painting over discernible images of landscapes.
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The decimation of a family in a small town also deviates from the norm, as does a shooting with only deaths and no injured survivors.
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The acquisition deviates somewhat from SoftBank's typical investments into technology and telecom firms such as last year's $32 billion acquisition of chip design powerhouse ARM.
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This is where life coaching deviates from most types of therapy—we're told to leave sadness at the door; this is just about self-improvement.
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These determine how much the treatment charge can change depending on how far the zinc price deviates from a preset "basis" price in the contract.
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That's an important position shift from Trump and deviates from the course former President Barack Obama wanted to follow, according to banking analyst Dick Bove.
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Monday's budget only truly deviates from norms in one respect: It raises the federal deficit by more than $7 trillion over the next ten years.
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That DNA evidentiary trail deviates from business-as-usual practices intended to serve criminal investigators while simultaneously safeguarding evidence from contamination and privacy from invasion.
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But even as Gina's behavior dips past manic pixie dream girl to merely manic, the director never deviates from the detached tone of his prologue.
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Although on occasion the designer deviates from type, peppering her runways with famous geezers like Willem Dafoe, she tends to prefer guys who resemble adolescents.
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Tina Fey's adaptation for the musical (with music by Jeff Richmond and lyrics by Nell Benjamin) deviates from the movie, but everything is still fetch.
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The EU has repeatedly said that the more the U.K. deviates from European rules, the more difficult it will be to design new trade arrangements.
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It is contrary to the Constitution, and it dangerously deviates from the Founders' understanding of the executive power that the Constitution was designed to embody.
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If it feels heavy-handed at times, some of the visual trickery makes it interesting, and the ending, which deviates from the novel, is perfect.
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Sexuality is personal, and a charged subject for artists on the world stage to discuss, share, or promote — especially when it deviates from established industry norms.
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British suggestions that a system of "regulatory equivalence" should qualify meet hollow laughs: the moment that British regulation deviates from the EU's, equivalence will be lost.
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"Any suggestion of Hong Kong independence or democratic self-determination ... deviates from the important basic principle of 'one country, two systems,'" Lam told reporters on Saturday.
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In some cases it has become increasingly difficult for political parties to pursue an economic agenda that deviates from these fiscal norms without questioning EU membership.
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The Peanut Butter Lovers cup deviates far more from the standard cup than the Chocolate Lovers cup does, but it still tastes firmly like a Reese's.
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"The control structure presented by XIO deviates significantly from the new control structure and constitutes a breach of the agreements reached between the parties," it said.
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"We have found traditional authoritarian Chinese teaching has many ill effects and deviates from the essence of education, which is to serve individuals," Mr. Dai said.
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The subsequent decision to bypass two higher-scoring groups in favor of those with lower scores deviates from past practices, said several Department of Justice veterans.
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When the same occurs with Orpen's "Bloomsbury Family" (1907) and Mark Gertler's "Still Life with Self Portrait" (1918) the shows focus deviates further from Van Eyck.
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"To the extent that a company deviates from protocol, T-Mobile will take action, as it did with Securus," the carrier said in its letter to Wyden.
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The NROL-76 patch deviates from that theme a bit, showcasing Lewis and Clark, both looking very stern, as they prepare to embark on their expedition westward.
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But, as with anything unique, you can only fully comprehend how unique it is when it's placed within a different context and you notice how it deviates.
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And now that we're used to it, [whenever a situation] occasionally deviates from that expectation... it creates a serious disjunction in that person's emotional and psychological state.
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However, when asked on Reddit what happens when someone deviates from the program's recommended moves, the author replied that users must restart the puzzle if this occurs.
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The populist cabinet wants to increase Italy's deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019, which deviates from previous agreements between Rome and Brussels.
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Yet UFC matchmaker Joe Silva rarely deviates from his winners-with-winners, losers-with-losers matchmaking formula, which means this probably won't be the matchup we get.
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"Considering online platforms 'key gatekeepers' deviates greatly from the progressive thoughts put forward by the Commission in its platform communication in 2016," EDiMA said in a statement.
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The episode is based on a real case from New York state, but it deviates from the real facts in a way that undercuts the message somewhat.
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His bragging about Doral, along with his disrespectful absence from the climate change session, served only to draw attention to how much he deviates from accepted norms.
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For the first time, the parents showed off their daughter North's all-pastel pink bedroom, which deviates from the rest of the home's muted beiges and whites.
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Despite being the champion of a diversified passive index fund approach to investing, Bogle's investing secret is that he deviates from this approach with his personal investing.
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Most importantly, they'll likely share a healthily cautious outlook on life, consisting in equal parts of optimism and skepticism around anything that deviates from their idea of familiar.
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With the inclusion of Lockwood, Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle deviates big time from the other movies and aligns itself with Kipling's original text, which have imperialist themes.
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While Trump deviates from conservative orthodoxy on some issues, he ripped his stance on immigration and his "Make America Great Again" slogan straight from the conservative media playbook.
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He will vouchsafe that sometimes—as in the case of Dred Scott, a slave whose petition for freedom it denied—America's Supreme Court mistakenly deviates from the constitution.
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Knowing the rational solution to a decision-making problem can help pinpoint where behavior deviates from optimum, and inform testable hypotheses about the sources of the observed biases.
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The piece of the Naya Health Smart Pump that attaches to a mother's breasts also deviates from the old, hard plastic funnels that go with mass-marketed pumps.
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Prior to the meeting, Asakawa had told a news conference that Japan would voice concern if currency rates move rapidly in a way that deviates from economic fundamentals.
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At issue is whether patients participating in Clovers are being given treatment that deviates from usual care — so much so that lives may be endangered by the research.
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"In recent years, the government policy in Sweden has become increasingly unpredictable and deviates significantly from the rest of EU, where most of our competitors are domiciled," Koskull said.
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If you're any size that deviates from what brand's consider to be "standard," finding a decent pair of jeans for a decent price can feel like a frustrating experience.
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This action deviates from Voyager, the third book in the series, but Game of Thrones has taught us that sometimes, leaving the text behind can be a good thing.
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Republicans see attacking Clinton over the organization as a way of unifying conservatives divided over Trump, who has never held elected officer and who often deviates from conservative orthodoxy.
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If Trump is the kind of candidate who will say and do virtually everything that's on his mind at that moment, Rubio is the complete opposite: He rarely deviates.
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While Galileo's law prescribes that the trajectory of a projectile like a cannonball follows a parabolic path, the true path deviates from a parabola, mostly because of air resistance.
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"This practice of extreme pressure and blackmail deviates from the consensus reached by both parties on many occasions and is disappointing for the international community," the Commerce Ministry said.
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My favorite piece — I return again and again to listen — deviates from the theme somewhat by not alluding to Reich's "Four Organs", but rather to one of his influences.
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Yaron also said the central bank will intervene in the foreign exchange market if it deems the shekel exchange rate deviates substantially from the level it believes is warranted.
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Trump's decision deviates from seven decades of U.S. policy, and has already caused violent protests, which could further inflame tensions and hinder chances of peace between Israel and Palestine.
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If it deviates too far, according to some market watchers, the Chinese central bank steps in to buy or sell the yuan, putting a lid on its daily volatility.
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Kataoka said the BOJ should strengthen its commitment to keeping ultra-loose monetary policy by promising to act if inflation deviates from a certain range around its 2% goal.
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Chinese companies are required by law to moderate online behavior that deviates from the political goals of the CCP, obey the CCP's censorship directives, and participate in China's espionage.
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"His resolution deviates sharply from the Clinton precedent — and common sense — in an effort to prevent the full truth of the President's misconduct from coming to light," they write.
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"Anyone who deviates from the talking points of the liberal left is shunned, shamed and forced out," Andrew Torba, chief executive of the social network Gab, said in an interview.
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In a day and age where everyone seems to be searching for "alternative engagement rings," the rise of personal, unique jewelry that deviates from gold and diamonds has become clear.
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Turnbull supports same-sex marriage, as do two-thirds of Australians, but his party's conservative wing has threatened a revolt if he deviates from the policy of a national ballot.
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An alarm goes off if a truck's temperature deviates from an accepted range, if a truck stops for too long (in Las Vegas, for instance), or if security is breached.
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The growth she's displayed in a matter of months is evident as she deviates from the freeform style she possessed to constructing catchy hooks and experimenting with her voice's texture.
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It expresses itself in uniquely colorful terms, but it usually uses standard phrases with quite precise meanings and deviates from these phrases only to signal a change in its thinking.
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The sharp black and white marks of the litho, as a group, clearly describe the contours of her cheek; but each of them, considered alone, deviates like a staticky hair.
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One of the ways the American economy deviates from textbook capitalism is that prices are often hidden from consumers, interfering with the process by which competition is supposed to work.
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While narrow AI can be exceptionally good at performing the tasks it&aposs programmed for, it can fail spectacularly when it&aposs given a scenario that deviates from its problem domain.
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The way to prevent this is to always make decisions — every day, and with every hire — with your core values in mind, and recognize when a decision deviates from your values.
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"The Trump-Xi meeting holds the potential to rock markets, depending on how much the outcome deviates from market expectations," said Han Tan, market analyst at online forex trading broker FXTM.
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The other would require the police commissioner to send a written note to the review board whenever he or she deviates from disciplinary recommendations made by the board or departmental judges.
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His "Petra" is set in a mythical southern realm and deviates from Fassbinder's film in another important way: Here Petra isn't a fashion designer, but a version of Mr. Moss himself.
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Google appears to be testing a new safety feature for Google Maps that will alert you if your car or taxi deviates from its route by more than 500 meters (0.3 miles).
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If you are using the time-block schedule to program the thermostat, and your schedule deviates from that program, the system can't adapt based on whether you're home without a manual intervention.
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The film deviates from the comics by focusing on Arthur Fleck, a failed stand-up comedian who is driven insane and, thus, turns to a life of crime in 1981 Gotham City.
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Losing some of the zaniest, most energetic scenes that helped zip the first two seasons along is strongly felt as a result; the tone deviates from GLOW's trademark fun as a result.
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Rappers of the past few years have grown obsessed with looking like flamboyant rockstars while still managing to maintain their rap sound, no matter how far the music deviates from its conventions.
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But the best work that the finale does is with Karolina and Nico, a pairing that both deviates from the comics and flies in the face of Marvel's overwhelmingly heteronormative approach to romance.
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Nissan also claimed the system will allow a passive driver to take over control of an AV within 300 milliseconds (one-third of a second) if a road event deviates from the norm.
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In an interview with Teen Vogue, the actresses discussed how Panther deviates from the roles superhero movies often relegate women to, and how their characters work together instead of tearing each other down.
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Still, that does not mean China would allow the currency to freely float, and that Beijing will not hesitate to intervene if the yuan deviates too much from its fundamental level, Xie explained.
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"Our result is significantly lower than we expected, with a particularly weak end of the quarter, and deviates from what we previously have communicated regarding market development," said acting Ericsson CEO Jan Frykhammar.
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If your lack of cuddling is bothering you, it's important to take notice of how this deviates from your normal couple behavior: Is this how you've always been together, or has something changed?
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But a representative of Lee's estate sued last month claiming Oscar-winning writer Aaron Sorkin's script deviates too much from the beloved 1960 novel about race relations in the Depression-era U.S. South.
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While Trump's career as a model completely deviates from this part of her sign's persona, her reluctance to spend much time in the public eye as FLOTUS is a total earth sign move.
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This film deviates from all other more faithful Phantom of the Opera remakes, as well as from Universal's renowned stable of horror classics, including the famed 22016 silent Phantom adaptation starring Lon Chaney.
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Even in an optimistic scenario, temperature anomalies — how much the temperature of a given area deviates from what would be "normal" in that region — would swing far more wildly than they do today.
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New features have included a "panic button" that connects riders directly to emergency services, as well as a "ride check" that alerts Uber safety staff if a ride deviates from its expected course.
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But as Schapiro acknowledged, the building substantially deviates from the blueprints, which describe an octagonal structure surrounded by a covered porch, with internal partitions for a bathroom, a closet, and a living room.
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Though she rarely deviates from her script, I am always looking for those real and telling moments that show her as a private person rather than just a public figure — though in Mrs.
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It all comes down to trying to understand what's normal behavior for one of these IoT devices, and then what deviates from that behavior in terms of what we see on the network.
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The show asks questions it doesn't answer very well and deviates from its source material in ways that muddy its themes, but the hotel run by Edgar Allan Poe is a grand exception.
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When the rogue Gunslinger deviates from what he's been designed to do, it isn't really explicit that he is making a stand for the robots, or if he is simply experiencing a glitch.
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Thus, if the electric grid deviates from its normal frequency, it will cause the clock to slow down or speed up depending on if the voltage cycles are occurring more frequently or less frequently.
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The researchers' data suggests that 72 degrees Fahrenheit is the sweet spot and if your hometown deviates too much from this temperature in either direction, you're less likely to be extroverted and emotionally stable.
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Again, this is pure speculation, but we'd be surprised if Samsung deviates too far from the Galaxy S7's camera, which is considered one of the best cameras you can find on a smartphone.
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Just as The Irishman is atypically meditative for its genre, Scorsese could stand to tell a story that deviates from his recent pattern of following Western European white men into the depths of hell.
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"I want to be very clear: in the month ahead, we will not find a new withdrawal agreement that deviates far from the original," the French leader said in the Elysee Palace courtyard alongside Johnson.
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Between the lines: The interview with ABC deviates from Trump's typical behavior, demonizing the "fake news," and primarily praising Fox News, per Politico, adding this is his first network interview in more than 4 months.
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The game's gladiator-like battle "severely deviates from the socialist core value and the Chinese traditional culture and moral rule," the China Audio-Video and Digital Publishing Association said in a statement on its website.
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That draft "significantly" deviates from commitments, the vice president of the EU Commission Valdis Dombrovskis said in an interview with daily Il Sole 24 Ore on Friday, threatening a procedure for excessive debt against Rome.
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"Such a practice of extreme pressure and blackmailing deviates from the consensus reached by both sides on multiple occasions, and is a disappointment for the international community," the ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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It is allowed to trade within a narrow band of 2% above or below the day's midpoint rate, and if it deviates too far, the Chinese central bank steps in to put a lid on volatility.
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The ruling is a testament to the growing influence of the Russian Orthodox church, especially of a radical wing who see the Jehovah's Witnesses as a dangerous sect that deviates from the official version of Christianity.
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Thus, while McCarty's work fits into the art historical tradition of representing dangerous women in an overtly sexualized way, it deviates by choosing subjects that aren't fictional — and this is exactly what makes many viewers uncomfortable.
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But CBS's stability and sameness of programming also means that every time the network deviates even slightly from its mission statement — TV for Middle America, presented without too much fuss — it gets an itchy trigger finger.
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But three times a week she deviates from her regular commute between the apartment she shares with her twin sister and her job in a university admissions office to a dialysis center in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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Even though she deviates from her trash-talk flow on a couple of occasions — the faux-Young Thug melodies of "Trust Me" and "No More Love" — Bhad Bhabie otherwise has a honed sense of self-presentation.
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It's not often that Sanders deviates from his core message about social and economic injustice, delivered daily to thousands of people across the country at rallies that clock in, as if by science, at 47 minutes.
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Imagine another planet that deviates from our timetable by just a tenth of 1 percent: If they are more advanced than us, then they will have been using radio (and successor technologies) for 14 million years.
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The new look of Frederick's is comfortable bodysuits, softly structured bralettes and camisoles worn over or under jackets, T-shirts and tattered jeans to reflect current street style — a move that deviates sharply from its history.
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The inclusion of the question deviates from the normal practice of field-testing questions extensively, for years, before adding them to the census and is likely to result in a significant undercount of people in immigrant communities.
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The move comes after China's content regulator slammed the South Korean-made game, PUBG for short, last month for being too violent and said it would likely be blocked because it "severely deviates from socialist core values".
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The avid Liverpool football club fan rarely deviates from the ECB's policy line in public speeches, suggesting general continuity from the similarly dovish Praet when he takes on the role of preparing monetary policy decisions in Frankfurt.
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"Our result is significantly lower than (what) we expected, with a particularly weak end of the quarter, and deviates from what we previously have communicated regarding market development," acting Ericsson CEO Jan Frykhammar said in the statement.
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In order to appeal to other economists, behavioral economists are too often concerned with describing how human behavior deviates from the assumptions of standard economic models, rather than with understanding why people behave the way they do.
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The forecasters use their judgment in deciding how much weight to give to certain models, or how quickly to react to changes in the models, but the official forecast rarely deviates very much from the model consensus.
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"The PBoC will keep managing the currency via the daily USD/CNY fix, using the counter-cyclical factor to guide the market if the currency deviates from fundamentals," noted Irene Cheung, senior strategist for Asia at ANZ.
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Party leaders are nervous that Trump, a billionaire real-estate developer from New York City who deviates from some of the central tenets of Republican conservatism, may alienate voters if he is their candidate in the Nov.
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This switch between a dream and real-life is the opening scene to Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky—a film that deviates between nightmare, fantasy, and delusion, and is largely understood to take place in a lucid dream state.
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That porous border between man and machine is present in how both Sammie's robotic main melody (it barely deviates from staccato, rigid eighth-notes) and the ends of Soulja's verses are always doubled by a software synth counterpart.
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"The King's Choice" maintains a sense of intrigue when it sticks to the king's dealings with the government, but the movie drags when it moves outside of back rooms and deviates from setting up the Bräuer-Haakon showdown.
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There were signs of progress at a meeting last week in Amsterdam, where the eurozone and the I.M.F. agreed to hold Greece to a supplementary set of reforms in case the country deviates from its current fiscal targets.
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While almost everyone in the building dresses in neatly pressed work attire, Nadler rarely deviates from his standard outfit: Louis Vuitton leather sandals and a casual but well-cut T-shirt and pants, both by the designer Alexander Wang.
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And then comes the sting in the musical's tale: Once they've rounded up all the pot-smoking freaks, the cast vows, it's time to round up everyone who deviates from the norm based on race and religion as well.
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It may be produced to sound more like 5 Seconds of Summer than, say, From Autumn To Ashes, but other than that there's very little about "Make War" that deviates from a blueprint FFTL laid out in the beginning.
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These days, the Republican leadership has to placate the three dozen members of the far-right Freedom Caucus, who vote as a bloc and are perpetually spoiling to overthrow the Speaker if he deviates from a highly partisan orthodoxy.
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Watching other choreographers' productions of "The Nutcracker," you learn there's no number so hard to sustain as this waltz, in which the music never deviates from the basic one-two-three waltz beat for more than five jubilant minutes.
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The comment, which deviates sharply from the way the UK would typically comment on American conduct toward Israel in recent years, was most likely a bid to ensure that its special relationship with the US stays special under Trump.
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Andrew Morrison: It is about trying to make warm, soulful dance music that deviates creatively from the way in which it is "supposed" to sound, with a particular focus on production and its innumerable possibilities of ebb and fade and reworking.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's draft budget for 2019 "significantly" deviates from commitments, the vice president of the EU Commission Valdis Dombrovskis said in an interview with daily Il Sole 24 Ore on Friday, threatening a procedure for excessive debt against Rome.
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"Especially when inflation deviates from its objective for an extended period, central banks ‒ including the ECB ‒ should adopt clear communication strategies that leave no doubt about their absolute commitment to meeting the inflation objective over the medium term," Lane said.
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What makes this scene all the more significant is how it deviates from historical depictions of rape survivors; Tyler is not only a man, but a highly trained soldier, capable of killing multiple Klingon warriors in hand-to-hand combat.
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His monthlong residency at the Stone mainly features his working band, Five Elements, but occasionally deviates to feature a project like Natal Eclipse, which appears Tuesday through Thursday, with collaborators including the pianist Matt Mitchell and the vocalist Jen Shyu.
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The message Trump planned to deliver at the Capitol -- even one shaped around the shutdown -- would be much more tamped down than the President's usual rhetoric at a rally, where he often deviates from the script and works off the crowd.
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The message Trump plans to deliver at the Capitol -- even one shaped around the shutdown -- would be much more sober than the President's usual rhetoric at a rally, where he often deviates from the script and works off the crowd.
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Not only are these rules based on an inaccurate understanding of the underlying technology, they also create a fragmented privacy framework that deviates from the approach established by the Federal Trade Commission that has proven so effective in supporting innovation.
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Republicans have nominated someone who is not a party player and will likely lose anyway Yes, a party may occasionally nominate someone who deviates from its core beliefs for a guaranteed win, but Trump looks likely to deliver the opposite.
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Knowing this information is important for calibrating the space-based atomic clocks themselves, but despite the accuracy of these clocks—NIST has an atomic clock that only deviates by one second every 200 million years—there's always room for improvement.
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She is also a recording artist; the 2014 video for her song "Break Free" explored gender roles and "what it is like to have an identity that deviates from the status quo," she said in an interview with Australian Cosmo.
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Speaking to reporters following the decision however, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said "any suggestion of Hong Kong independence or democratic self-determination ... deviates from the important basic principle of 'one country, two systems'," under which the city is governed.
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In Joker, the latest film from Todd Phillips that opened October 4 and stars Joaquin Phoenix as the titular character, the villain's origins are once again explored with a darker twist that deviates far from past iterations of his backstory.
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Where matters will get tricky, and where the campaign to stop microfiber pollution deviates from the swift and effective campaign to ban microbeads, is that microbeads were stupid and unnecessary to begin with, and microfibers are both omnipresent and useful.
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As an actor, I have a lot of fear, thinking that if I speak my mind, or something that feels like it deviates from the norm as a woman, am I going to be made to disappear in my industry?
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But now he deviates from our discussion about evolution to bark orders at the screen, like a sports fan in front of a TV. "No, don't do that, don't lift it up," Kennedy says to the pair of hands operating on his brain.
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Amidst the usual pap photos of the Kardashian-Jenners wearing their standard off-duty fare (designer sweatpants, well-tailored jeans, and hip-hugging dresses), spotting a mini in the wild, specifically one that deviates from the standard silhouette, felt worthy of second glance.
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As my colleagues have written, the show refreshingly deviates from the Devil Wears Prada mean boss trope, highlighting instead the value of a committed boss (modeled after Cosmopolitan's former Editor-in-Chief, Joanna Coles) who truly hopes for the best from her employees.
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Segments feature the skilled comedians and long-time friends riffing on the very competition shows from which "Making It" deviates so sharply, setting each other strange craft-related challenges, or talking about doing away with the competition altogether and building a commune.
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"As an actor, I have a lot of fear, thinking that if I speak my mind, or something that feels like it deviates from the norm as a woman, am I going to be made to disappear in my industry?" she asked.
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I categorically oppose the notion that if you have an opinion that deviates too far from that which is considered to be "politically correct," then the appropriate punishment is that you should lose your job -- and preferably not be hired anywhere else, either.
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Although Trump has championed a free trade agreement, Johnson will confront an uncomfortable reality: if the UK deviates from EU economic rules, there will be more freedom to negotiate trade deals yet greater need for intrusive customs checks on the Irish border.
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Our law enforcement sources say ... the end result may be a recommendation by the CHP to the state legislature to require that car companies that customize and restore classic cars must install safety harnesses, even if it deviates from the original vehicle.
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They say that if the offshore rate deviates too far from the onshore figure, the central bank will intervene to dampen volatility and prop up the currency using its vast foreign-exchange reserves, which was more than $3 trillion as of July.
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Artist turned first-time director Rashid Johnson, working from a script by playwright Suzan-Lori Parks, deviates sparingly from the original, with Bigger somewhat aimlessly working as a bike messenger in Chicago, racing through the streets with a streak of green-dyed hair.
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But the finished object deviates from the original in size and material because of time and logistical constraints such as weight restrictions; the 23-ton structure also comprises just the central passageway of the ancient triple arch, making for a much less striking reveal.
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In the Catholic and Anglican schools which account for a much bigger sector, Darwin's ideas have been fully accepted for many decades: any teacher who deviates from that line will attract controversy, but the number of such cases is quite low, in Mr Spencer's view.
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As noted, this fruit, along with some nuts and berries, contain just the ellagitannins, which is the precursor to urolithin A. The amount of UA that's produced in the gut varies widely, and it deviates from species to species, and from person to person.
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With liberals aghast at the continuing Republican support for a president who brags about his "great intel" to senior Russian officials, it's only natural that any time a conservative deviates from the pack, he or she is lovingly welcomed into the arms of the righteous.
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Curious cooks and diners alike travel often (particularly to the United States), seek out unfamiliar foods, and are prompting a new style of cooking that deviates from heavily Italian-influenced flavors and moves toward a globalized palate that mixes foreign dishes with locally available ingredients.
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The loose story rarely deviates from the same pattern: the kids run from Olaf, who then finds a new disguise and clueless adult to fool, the kids protest that he's Olaf, the clueless adult doesn't believe them, things go awry, etcetera and so on.
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The decision comes after SWIFT, the global financial messaging platform, promised in May to strengthen security on software tools used by its clients and to develop new tools that would spot a compromised account and raise a red flag when a payment instruction deviates from normal patterns.
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The final third or so slightly deviates from the emphasis on wealthy donors to explaining "dark money" -- which can't be directly traced to a source, in the way that donations made straight to a campaign can -- and those billionaires who are committed to campaign finance reform.
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The device also deviates from other fitness trackers like the Apple Watch, Jawbone or Fitbit in that it does not track the calories you burned during activity, your sleep cycle, or overall steps throughout the day – basically Lumo Run snips out any data not pertaining to posture.
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A potent thriller about a family trying to survive an onslaught of monsters with hyper-sensitive hearing, the film deviates sharply from the bigger, better, louder formulas used in most movies, and instead uses lack of sound to create a story filled with almost unbearable tension.
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Dion – who rarely deviates from her standard honey blonde waves, and "That's the Way It Is" – has mixed it up just a little bit in the last year, wearing a chic long bob for a few months in the summer before returning to her wavy extensions.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES GF SAN Mexico VR GF SAN Mexico's VR could be affected by a potential change in the ratings of its main subsidiary or if the group's intrinsic performance importantly deviates from the one of the bank, a scenario which is not likely at present.
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If the Justice Department does seek to force a sale of certain Time Warner channels or seek other structural relief, it will have a tough time in court explaining why this case deviates from antitrust enforcement precedent in which, at most, behavioral conditions were sufficient remedies.
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You can hear it in "Love to Love You," which maintains a steady synthesized beat throughout, punctuated by faster high-hats and funky bass — the song hits on every downbeat, there is always something happening, but it never deviates from a driving tempo that keeps momentum tightly reigned in.
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This new research looked at how a planet&aposs obliquity, or the angle at which a planet&aposs rotation axis tilts, and its orbital eccentricity, a parameter that determines the amount that an orbit deviates from a perfect circle, could affect that planet&aposs potential to be habitable.
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So if a sales employee is downloading large amounts of company data for the purpose of later surrendering it to a competitor, they will stand out and be marked for investigation even if they have legitimate access to the information, because their behavior deviates from that of their peers.
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The repeal proposal does not discuss or justify the lost pollution reductions that motivated the original rule and are the focus of the Clean Air Act, although an accompanying cost-benefit analysis quantifies the changes in a document that itself is skewed and deviates from its past analyses.
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In May, SWIFT published a new "customer security plan," promising to strengthen security on software tools such as Alliance Access; to develop new tools to spot when an account has been compromised and when a payment instruction deviates from normal patterns; and to allow banks to issue "stop payment" orders quickly.
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The S9 and S719.993+ come with the latest version of Android Oreo, but they're skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. The S9 and S9+ ship with Android Oreo, skinned once again with Samsung's own TouchWiz UI. I noticed a few small nips and tucks around the OS, but nothing that deviates from Samsung's own software designs of past.
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"If Italy deviates from Maastricht, Italy puts itself in danger, but also of course will endanger others and we in the European Union are not ready to take on this risk, these debts for Italy," Kurz told reporters, referring to the criteria on debt and deficit limits agreed by the EU in the treaty of Maastricht.
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Some of the images feel familiar — sleepy downtown intersections and suburban ephemera — but the collection deviates by capturing more fleeting scenes: a dust storm barreling down an empty country road; children in their tennis whites traversing a parking lot; even patrons passing by corner stores and delis you can't help but think must be obsolete by now.
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These libertarian legal theorists, led by the Georgetown law professor Randy Barnett, subscribed to the judicial philosophies of originalism and textualism, which hold that judges should interpret the Constitution according to the meaning of its plain text, instead of its intent or purpose, and, more important, should not hesitate to overturn any law that deviates from that text.
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In the years between Stonewall and AIDS, it was colonized by a newly liberated generation fed up with being made to feel like "un-apprehended felons," as the activist Cleve Jones referred to the cost exacted by the tyranny of the closet, or "deviates," as homosexuals were referred to in The New York Times until the late '60s.
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Buttigiegian integralism does not include, so far as I can tell, support for any policy that deviates from the progressive catechism; like certain fervent Republicans of the religious right, he appears to believe that God's will has finally been perfectly instantiated in the platform of a single political party 2,000 years after the birth of Christ.
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During the meeting—in which the producers and talent brainstormed beats and mapped out the structure of the show, from which Rose almost always deviates during its first block—someone noted that the last time a team won a Series after a Game 1 loss, which the Cubs had just sustained, was in 2009, when Rodriguez's Yankees came back to beat the Phillies.
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So, nervous about re-election, Trump and his friends are playing one of the few cards they have left: trying to rev up their base over a false "culture war" — which is what they call energy from progressives around any issue that matters to women, people of color, immigrants, LGBTQ+ Americans, and anyone that deviates from the white male norm.
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When its script deviates from Adams' soft and graceful language in the novel, or from the miniseries' fast-paced action/reaction structure, it can devolve rapidly into mawkish and unsubtle platitudes about friendship and love and community, which mostly just underscore how little friendship and love and community we've seen because Watership Down has been too busy trying to scare us.
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"This is an entirely new recipe with a new sweet and sour mix and new spirit blend, giving the taste profile of a Long Island Iced Tea that everyone loves with a fresh twist," Melissa Hariri, a representative of Applebee's, explained to MUNCHIES over email on Thursday when asked how this "new" mix deviates from the chain's old Long Island Iced Tea.
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Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading, recently made this mesmerizing (and now-viral) GIF showing world temperatures spiraling upward over time between 1850 and 2016: Each point on the spiral shows how a given month's average temperature deviates from the long-term average between 1850 and 1900 (the period before industrial activity really took off in the 20th century).
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Yorgos Lanthimos (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), Michael Haneke (Happy End), Lynne Ramsay (You Were Never Really Here) Andrey Zvyagintsev (Loveless), the Safdie brothers (Good Time), and Robin Campillo (120 Beats Per Minute) additionally made a lasting impression with critics, though the jury often deviates from the critical narrative, as evidenced in recent years when films like I, Daniel Blake and Dheepan won the Palme over buzzy favorites like Toni Erdmann and Son of Saul.
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