Most surprising is Germany's reluctance to dispense with "real money".
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Mr Bullard is effectively saying: let's dispense with that fantasy.
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Ten years after diagnosis, could I finally dispense with them?
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First, dispense with all of the distractions and the deceit.
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Amazon is experimenting with grocery stores that dispense with cashiers.
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And dispense with the terms of art to describe it.
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Below are some options for how to dispense with the excess.
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A slew of new hair cleansers dispense with the usual formulas.
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Into the Spider-Verse is quick to dispense with that notion.
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That is true: parliament could dispense with normal practice if it wished.
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Or you could follow our Wednesday tradition and dispense with recipes entirely.
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It helps dispense with unwieldy email chains, interruptions and status update meetings.
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A president doesn't have the right to dispense with laws he dislikes.
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Let's dispense with the idea that this is "healthier" in any way.
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Let's now dispense with the obvious clichés: The Times is treading water.
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So, let's dispense with spin and focus on what happened and why.
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Trump would like to dispense with all this insofar as he can.
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It has also led millions of American households to dispense with pay-TV.
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So just dispense with citizenship entirely and go right to the voting process.
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To mark the occasion, we'll dispense with the usual power rankings this week.
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It will dispense with security gates and wants the public to come in.
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However, that does not mean senators can dispense with any standard of proof.
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Dispense with the essay, and use personal interviews, if necessary, for borderline cases.
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Others dispense with instructions entirely, and just circle a salacious detail in red.
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Whereas other people would dispense with those characters in a paragraph or two.
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But others interviewed seemed reluctant to dispense with their own leaders just yet.
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"We will never dispense with your instructions and advice," the younger prince says.
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Trump's willingness to dispense with the truth poses a huge national security risk.
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Let's dispense with the fiction that Trump has identified a major problem here.
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Experts expect the reforms to dispense with the notion of merit-based hiring altogether.
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President Obama's team suggested driverless cars would dispense with 3 million jobs pretty soon.
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This summer season, I'm going to dispense with foundation altogether and go bare-faced.
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Another will dispense with a driver and pick up her children from school herself.
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Dr Lozano, however, has been able to dispense with these large and heavy components.
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California union leaders, however, said they would not immediately dispense with planned ballot measures.
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"And now I, Meghan" tells us the poem intends to dispense with poetic pretense.
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" Problems, work and cryptograms: Their inspiration would permit him to dispense with "artificial stimulants.
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The team eventually declared that it would dispense with the holiday promotions, at least.
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Another is a willingness to minimize or dispense with important safeguards like fair trials.
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I'll dispense with further complexities for fear of frying your brain or spilling Cali's secrets.
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Dispense with the myth that women lie about sexual assault to gain attention or revenge.
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The new MacBook Pros dispense with traditional SD card, USB and long-standard video connectors.
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But he saw no reason to dispense with his campaign schedule or adjust his message.
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Living With Cancer Ten years after diagnosis, could I finally dispense with chemical sleeping aids?
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United Nations Dispatch United Nations representatives dispense with hierarchical diplomacy during runs in Central Park.
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Evoking childhood without the dirty clothes and runny noses, they dispense with certain stereotypical elements.
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In a tale, she could dispense with them, and just go for emotion and image.
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DISPENSE WITH THE HIDDEN KEY Do you have a house key hidden in a flowerpot?
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This arrangement allowed the Lohner-Porsche (pictured above) to dispense with cumbersome belts, chains and gears.
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These varieties reject the idea of a creator and dispense with all pieties regarding human nature.
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Yet fans of whom might ask, how can you dispense with case without throwing out intelligibility?
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Dispense with the disruptive ones before the moving truck arrives, and you will thank yourself later.
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In 1966, Rainer premièred a dance called "Trio A," which attempted to dispense with expression altogether.
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All dispense with light boxes, a device that he has ceased to use in recent years.
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House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerry Nadler seemed eager to dispense with semantics at Thursday morning's hearing.
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He has vowed to dispense with the Obama-era strategy of "strategic patience" toward North Korea.
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So you want to preserve what is good about religion and dispense with the metaphysical baggage?
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But perhaps it's time for us to dispense with the notion of the traditional first lady anyway.
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The liberal and conservative options are the easiest to prognosticate about, so we'll dispense with them first.
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At the far end of the spectrum, a fourth strand wants to dispense with the religion altogether.
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Legislation is pushed through as private-members' bills, which unlike government proposals can dispense with public consultation.
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Fortunately, few MCs can dispense with their critics with as much effortless wit and style as him.
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Perversely, however, the #metoo hashtag also puts the onus on women to dispense with our own privacy.
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The new proposal would dispense with the need to test a new product against a specific predicate.
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But the engineers didn't simply dispense with the front drive axle and pronounce it a new car.
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And as the examples above indicate, companies sometimes succumb to the incentive to dispense with that protection.
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Many dispense with stretchers entirely, painting on walls or providing only written instructions for others to follow.
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The only thing that interests the president about checks and balances is how to dispense with them.
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Dispense with conspiracy theories and fantasies about gaining power by any means other than the ballot box.
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O'Neill's characters would no doubt be much happier if they could dispense with their consciences, as Abigail does.
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Upstart companies that are "born digital" have pioneered new business models in which brands dispense with retailers altogether.
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That responsibility will fall to the press, which would do well to dispense with easy fantasy-film references.
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So let's agree to dispense with the whole "how dare you miss the real story" piece of this.
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Let's dispense with two bits of practical business that kneecap this Cy Abstinence campaign before it even starts.
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And if that's what it is, why not just dispense with the giant apparatus and implement a tax?
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The only way to have prevented this outcome would have been to dispense with the initial physical examination.
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"Courts are not at liberty to dispense with the condition — tell the S.E.C. — Congress imposed," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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Here, Congress is proposing to dispense with longstanding transparency and good governance requirements while dismantling clean water protections.
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" He adds that "they dispense with the salutation and the signoff" because already know the "to" and "from.
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A fight competition premise allows Enter the Dragon to dispense with plot and get right to the battles.
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R. 4768 invites judges to dispense with both congressional intent and agency expertise and substitute their personal policy preferences.
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He would dispense with storyboards and shot lists and would be free, even under scrutiny, to feel decisions out.
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But if it is, we should own those flimsy ethics, and dispense with the phony piety "zero tolerance" implies.
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Most people would be happy to dispense with this oddity of timekeeping, first imposed in Germany 100 years ago.
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Others dispense with the centers altogether, like one consisting of a dozen concentric squares all different from one another.
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She pledged to not just dispense with carbon energy but also to wean America off nuclear fuels by 2035.
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He ran vowing to dispense with the politically correct restraints of the past and has upheld that promise steadfastly.
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Bulgaria asked the U.S. to pay relocation expenses, and to dispense with visa requirements for Bulgarian tourists and businessmen.
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With so much material already, I regrettably had to dispense with one of my comic book favorites: GREEN ARROW.
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It's more complicated and expensive to create compelling curriculum, or dispense with classroom learning completely, than to feed kids pills.
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Let's dispense with the hyperbole: Croatia's Rimac Automobili built a very, very fast car that they'd like to show you.
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First, let's dispense with any notion that climate change is too important to be left to constitutional treaty-making process.
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Augmented reality, by contrast, does not dispense with the real world, but uses computers to improve it in various ways.
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Congress and the White House should dispense with such illusions as they search for the best way forward on Syria.
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The Texas Republican is hoping it will help him dispense with the spirited challenge from O'Rourke once and for all.
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It's more complicated and expensive to create compelling curriculum, or dispense with classroom learning completely, than to feed kids pills.
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It is amazing that the leaders of a ritual faith imagined that they could dispense with traditional forms of prayer.
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In fact, most news organizations dispense with the "Mr." altogether and simply call the president "Trump" after the first reference.
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It also allows investigators to dispense with formal inquests into killings by the police or armed forces in those areas.
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We hide behind an ideology of private property — the absolute right to dispense with our money as we see fit.
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We know that there's no legitimate justification for it, and so we can just sort of dispense with all that.
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Let's dispense with the word "evacuations" for a moment and instead focus on the realities of what politicians can do.
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His lesson — to dispense with preconceived notions and judge something on its merits — transcends Florida Georgia Line and music itself.
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Mr. Trump swept into office promising to dispense with the political correctness of Washington's establishment, and his choices reflect that.
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Yet he also is the ultimate pragmatist, perfectly willing to dispense with seemingly core beliefs in return for negotiating advantage.
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In the long run, it will likely be possible to dispense with pilots altogether and have the aircraft fly themselves.
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At the news conference, Trump showed flashes of the pugnacious willingness to dispense with formality that helped him win the Nov.
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" — Jonathan Levine, Master & Dynamic "Clearly, Apple's recent move to dispense with the 26.35mm socket has had an impact on the market.
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But ideally he would dispense with scripts altogether, leaving the cast to improvise in their own personalities and their own voices.
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Activists hope that it will dispense with the much-derided national security waiver and properly link Egypt's military aid to reform.
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Still, the departure of Mr. Gosh seems, at minimum, a symbolic victory for protesters eager to dispense with the old regime.
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But maybe we should dispense with the good old boy act, as Richardson is not old enough to be that ignorant.
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During the U.S. election campaign, Trump indicated he would dispense with Obama's opposition to settlement building, a stance that delighted Netanyahu's government.
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Use her to get through the bloody, messy, unpopular bit of deal-making, then dispense with her services once that was done.
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If i-buyers can dispense with at least some of them, and speed up home sales in the process, few would grumble.
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Using Granthika, Chandra says, writers can dispense with the grunt work that distracts them from focusing on the good stuff—the story!
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But as he set up his proposal, Mr. Cruz seemed to dispense with that pledge as quickly as he had offered it.
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Throughout the film, actors freely dispense with their personas when they have something biting to say, which makes for an engaging watch.
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It would be over a century before new genetic tools would allow scientists to dispense with trying to culture these recalcitrant microbes.
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Chappaquiddick suggests that Americans dispense with the mythology altogether, that we see the Kennedys for what they were: venal, screwed-up, human.
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Strategically, broader projects of systemic change can't afford to dispense with the variety of ethical reasons people might have to join them.
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We can dispense with that fiction now that we know that he claimed a $916 million loss on his 1995 tax returns.
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They are multilayered, disruptive explorations of dichotomy (conceptually half of "black-and-white") that quickly dispense with any essentializing notion of color.
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" Ms. Pletka would dispense with those terms, arguing that "increasingly in America the divide is actually not between liberals, progressives and conservatives.
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He is the one who has chosen to dispense with the truth altogether under the cover that media zombies like Sinclair provide.
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The administration is now pressuring immigration judges to dispense with their cases more quickly rather than emphasize the fair adjudication of cases.
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Mr. Castorf has developed a distinctive aesthetic of lengthy, abstract theater productions that often employ video and dispense with traditional narrative forms.
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I hesitated, wondering if I was going to have to either dispense with some good luck, or saddle her with the opposite.
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It is best to dispense with words and rational thoughts and instead to open yourself up to the pulsating colors and sound waves.
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I also try to dispense with this dichotomy that you are either religious or scientific; you are either for evolution or for God.
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This trope is repeated with pneumatic regularity every month and during every political Administration, so why don't we just dispense with the nonsense?
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So the hunt is on to find a way to dispense with the compressor while still managing to keep the car's occupants cool.
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First of all, let's just dispense with conventional old-school wisdom, which is that it's basically a form of injury—that it's microtrauma.
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But if you find yourself getting the runaround and cold shoulder as you come to collect, it's time to dispense with the pleasantries.
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The next step is to dispense with the energy-hungry and bulky autoclaves as Russia has begun doing with its MC-21 jet.
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When every reason to take BC is just as valid as any other, we dispense with the need to explain ourselves at all.
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Talking heads chatting around a table — no matter how well-informed and well-spoken they are — dispense with all of that expensive trouble.
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The Senate will dispense with them after either a short or long trial, depending on the Democratic front-runner to replace Donald Trump.
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Taino Smokehouse lets you dispense with fine-dining pretensions and get down to the tool kit and pickup truck pleasures of smoked meats.
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Browne said it was important that the government prioritizes negotiating market access first and then decides what EU laws it can dispense with.
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It also allowed the party to dispense with a speech by Tom Watson, the deputy leader, that might have resulted in mass walkouts.
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That is: The reason for moving ahead with impeachment now is to at long last dispense with the base's unceasing demand for impeachment.
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Smart bulbs like Philips Hue can be programmed through your smartphone and activated remotely, allowing you to dispense with those plug-in timers.
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SoftBank will have to allocate approximately $20 billion a year to dispense with its intended $100 billion fund in its five-year time frame.
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Wilhelm, impatient with a cautious policy which had largely preserved peace in a turbulent continent, used his power as emperor to dispense with him.
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It's gratifying to see Jane dispense with her "sorry" disfluency, but we need to remember that not all assault stories have a transformative ending.
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Let us now dispense with the notion that there is only one proximal cause of the disturbance in the force of the financial markets.
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So we can immediately dispense with the notion of it being a hobby camera for all but the burliest and wealthiest of photography enthusiasts.
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Limited-liability partnerships (LLPs) allow partnerships to dispense with unlimited liability, which was traditionally the rule for groups of lawyers, accountants and so on.
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Yet, even as the Republicans demonstrated a hard-nosed reticence to dispense with the old, they showed, perhaps unintentionally, a flash of the new.
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One opinion occasionally voiced is that coups might be helpful, allowing no-nonsense leaders to dispense with endless politicking and push through smart policies.
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First, Mr. Burton has to wind up the story and dispense with the usual preliminaries, the introductions and scene-setting, which he manages nicely.
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In his book "Unshakeable, " Robbins explains that funds dispense with the human error — and therefore most of the risk — inherent in picking stocks individually.
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Where technology and economics collide For decades, grocery stores have dreamed of fully automated technology that would allow them to dispense with cashiers altogether.
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Still, if Lenhardt ever writes another one of these, I hope she'll dispense with the fancy tricks and just give us a good tale.
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Omar Jadwat, director of the Immigrants' Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union, called the president's demand to dispense with due process illegal.
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Sharon Thomas Savannah, Ga. While it might be nice, and easy, for some wage earners to dispense with cash, it's not going to happen.
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The developments on the first real day of the trial are sure to please Trump, who is eager for Republicans to dispense with impeachment.
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Compared with Monet's earlier paintings, with their direct transcriptions of the countryside, the water lilies dispense with contours and boundaries and veer toward abstraction.
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Mr Modi, wielding an "emergency" clause to dispense with cabinet approval, requested India's titular president, a BJP appointee, to suspend his rule in Maharashtra.
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However, if the board rejects her application, then your estate would likely sell the apartment and dispense with the proceeds as your will dictates.
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And in honor of it, I'll dispense with any dark comments about how we managed to get ourselves in this hole to begin with.
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"Well, we decided early on, even though it's a comic, to dispense with all the panel borders and have everything bleed into one," he said.
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In celebration of its 50th year, the museum decided to dispense with spacing out the suspense and announced its entire 2017 exhibit roster this week.
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Beer brewing niche blogs dispense with conflicting advice, like what size kettle you should invest in, or what type of auto siphon you should buy.
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VW will dispense with a glitzy gala in Paris and instead present stationary cars with a focus of executive speeches on design, a spokesman said.
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Ultimately, if Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence cannot dispense with the finger-on-the-button argument, it will be exceedingly difficult for them to win.
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With Trump's backing, McGahn "wanted to dispense with all that," and by and large he was able to, thanks to a compliant Republican Senate leadership.
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What's next: The White House had wanted to quickly dispense with opening arguments so that Mr. Trump's team could complete his defense before the weekend.
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Short of starting a war, the United States does not have sufficient leverage to force North Korea to dispense with nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles.
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The Janes were able to cut ties with back alley abortionists, dispense with blindfolds and lower the price to $100, with poor women paying less.
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If Ford opts not to participate, Republicans could well dispense with the hearing to avoid giving Democrats a forum for peppering Kavanaugh with embarrassing questions.
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The CEO of Uber has dismissed the idea that his app will soon be able to dispense with drivers in order to control taxi cabs.
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But her enlistment of police was racially strategic, meant to marshal existing stereotypes of blacks to reconfigure her space and dispense with a black person.
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Does talking bluntly about our money stories and failures dispense with those feelings, or put us at a bigger risk of experiencing them more acutely?
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He does not want, though it's filled with bias and discrimination, to dispense with or disregard canonical art history; he wants instead to queer it.
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Let's dispense with the week and focus on one day, Thursday, for as we said in last week's note, the 23rd would be all that mattered.
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Women flung themselves at him, of course, and in his masterly way he could dispense with any billing and cooing, going straight for "the thing" itself.
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All grammars have more complexity than they need; creoles merely dispense with some of it, while still being perfectly usable to say anything that needs saying.
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Some firms are even trying to convince restaurants to dispense with sit-down tables and use their centralized kitchens to dispatch food to increasingly mobile consumers.
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Trump wants to dramatically redefine America's relationship to the Muslim world, and to dispense with the veneer of tolerance that America has employed since 9/11.
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Still, the young athletes, wearing royal blue jerseys with red and blue belts to represent their middle school, 75 Morton, had to dispense with warming up.
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"Self-weaned" infants, who dispense with purées and just gnaw on their parents' food, tend to be slimmer and healthier than those raised on baby food.
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The reason they've even alarmed conspiracy theorists like InfoWars's Paul Joseph Watson is that they dispense with any subtext and get straight to the Islamophobic text.
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So when the democratically-elected representatives of the most powerful nation in the world dispense with civility and the aspiration of building consensus, we all lose.
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He and Rocky struck up a fruitful relationship on the field, which must have made Graham's decision to dispense with his friend even harder to take.
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Mr. Cuomo called on senior state officials to dispense with normal procedures for ordering new subway cars, replacing broken signals, installing new tracks and the like.
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Maya Binyam urges her readers to dispense with notions of the "presidential" and not mistake propriety for the balm that can heal a deeply damaged nation.
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I have tried a half-dozen of these drugs and have hated them all, and a few years ago I decided to dispense with medication altogether.
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Mr. Carter's walk was seen as an attempt to dispense with the pageantry, to emphasize his outsider status and to appeal to working men and women.
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I think it's time to dispense with the illusion that coaches are holding him back or that he has some stratospheric ceiling that he hasn't reached.
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When immigrants are reduced to the status of a mere machine, it becomes terrifyingly easy to dispense with them or dismiss them if circumstances render it necessary.
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To be sure, as it certainly seems with former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, many are looking for a way to drop or otherwise dispense with the case.
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At the same time, U.S. pressure on Iran, and apparent European acquiescence to that pressure, has shown Tehran that it can never dispense with its Russia connection.
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We should dispense with rhetoric that implies that those not born into advantage are exempt from being part of the elite class when they make it there.
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The question now is whether the UN can dispense with its old, unrealistic and harmful slogan and adopt a position in line with human rights and science.
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Let's dispense with one thing off the bat: President Trump's impeachment defense is — in addition to being riddled with false factual claims and misleading characterizations — legal claptrap.
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One twist is that the new strategy would dispense with the hard deadlines the Obama administration set, and was sometimes forced to revise, for gradually withdrawing troops.
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In 20133, President Jiang Zemin imposed a ceiling of 70 to dispense with one rival, and five years later reduced it to 68 to push out another.
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It is not uncommon for tech billionaires to take their time — and to be intimidated by the challenge — to figure out how to dispense with their fortunes.
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" In fact, she notes, "certain professionals in the field today are even inclined to dispense with the term 'art brut' altogether, seeing it as devaluing the works.
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The prevalence of this response recently made me question the terminology I've used in my reporting — and whether we should all dispense with the term "unsolicited dick pic"?
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They usually lack the many word-endings that make Latin or Russian tricky, and often dispense with French-style grammatical genders, even when their parent languages have them.
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We just have to dispense with the pipe dream that everything can be free and we can still get what we want and need out of the media.
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That means future phones will be able to dispense with the need for a stand-alone fingerprint sensor; instead the sensor will be built right into the display.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders wouldn't say definitively whether Trump would follow his advice to senators and dispense with personal travel before health care reform is passed.
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However, some states, like California and Nevada, have strong anti-SLAPP laws, which dispense with such cases early and force the plaintiff to pay the defendant's attorneys' fees.
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It is when we most desire to throw out procedure — those moments when we are afraid and willing to dispense with process — that we need it the most.
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Sunday's show is also expected to dispense with the segments between award handouts that in recent years have focused on pizza deliveries or surprising people on bus tours.
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Senate Republicans are stuck on an unpopular health care bill that upward of a dozen of their own members oppose and leadership wants to dispense with before August.
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But in 19673, as Britain was continuing to dispense with the remnants of empire, it incorporated Anguilla in a largely self-governing federation with St. Kitts and Nevis.
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On July 28, 2017, Trump urged an audience of police offers in New York to dispense with the lawful requirements of their profession and get "rough" with suspects.
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Still, people in the non-Chinese media ask, perplexed: Wasn't the disappearance of Mr. Meng a very clumsy and all-too-public way to dispense with an enemy?
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But the bad PR that comes from both the farms and the slaughterhouses is something the industry would be happy to dispense with, if there were an alternative.
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"If you can determine the sex of a hatching egg you can entirely dispense with the culling of live male chicks," Seleggt managing director Ludger Breloh told The Guardian.
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Although it aims to phase them out by 2030, Denmark in fact retains three coal-fired power stations, which growing energy demand will make it harder to dispense with.
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Her youthful vitality and fierce personality would have helped the author dispense with a multitude of middling characters and political invective and given us a heroine worth cheering for.
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Mr. Kushner's personal intervention in the arms sale is further evidence of the Trump White House's readiness to dispense with custom in favor of informal, hands-on deal making.
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They are playing with, and happy to dispense with, big systems — like Nafta, the World Trade Organization and the European Union — that drive so much of the global economy.
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Still, he designs his portraits collaboratively with his subjects, and the strong color and crisp shooting mostly honor them, especially the close-up frames that dispense with dreamlike stagings.
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Bring it up quickly and dispense with it matter-of-factly: Indicate that you've been more mindful of "company culture," have adjusted and believe this issue is behind you.
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First, let's dispense with the big argument from the earlier part of this year that we are experiencing "peak earnings" and the market will go down from here. Wrong.
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Coney Island allowed them to dispense with the 19th century protocol of having to be introduced to a member of the opposite sex before you could speak with them.
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The fact that Trump could be elected at all — and dispense with the parts of Obamacare he disagrees with — has shown them the fraying seams of our political system.
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"We want to thank Julen for all he's done and he's a big reason behind us being in Russia, but we feel obliged to dispense with his services," he said.
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Their emphasis on personal experience makes Pentecostalism and similar beliefs culturally malleable; their simplicity and ability to dispense with clergy gives them a nimbleness that suits people on the move.
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They will have to be highly energy-efficient, and ideally able to dispense with batteries, harvesting energy from their surroundings, perhaps in the form of vibrations or ambient electromagnetic waves.
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While Britain's kings traditionally wielded a prerogative power to suspend or dispense with laws, the framers of the Constitution required the American president to faithfully execute them, Mr. Shane noted.
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Actually, it's Dick Wheeler, but he prefers to dispense with the first name, perhaps on the theory that it's better not to provide too many clues to your essential nature.
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In other words, the very reason the Johnson impeachment is condemned by history is now being used today as a justification to dispense with standards and definitions of impeachable acts.
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"His ability to navigate is entirely related to how many Republican senators see the world the same way," Holmes said of McConnell's ability to dispense with articles of impeachment quickly.
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Mr. Leahy left the meeting and promptly repeated the explanation to the assembled reporters, an effort to dispense with the issue before she came before the Senate for confirmation hearings.
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I call this group contextualists, because they dispense with absolutes, and recognize that a complex tangle of variables are at play in compulsive drug use, and are by no means permanent.
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Supporters of Brexit had hoped that leaving the EU would allow them to dispense with EU rules such as caps on bankers' bonuses to turbo-charge London as a financial hub.
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" He tells Broadly: "Aung San Suu Kyi cannot have it both ways—use a globally celebrated recognition to win political gains and then dispense with it when reaching her political ambitions.
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Mr. Trump's public bullying of corporations, individuals and others with whom he disagrees is prompting some foreign counterparts to dispense with the diplomatic niceties that have governed international relations for decades.
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A realization is dawning in some corners of the tech world that "maybe we were too quick to dispense with analog 60 years ago," says Eli Yablonovitch, a professor at Berkeley.
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You don't even know for sure there are any, although it would be pretty meanspirited of Mr. Taub to dispense with them entirely and keep the brand the same, wouldn't it?
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Mr. Xi is aiming to use China's wealth and industrial know-how to create a new kind of globalization that will dispense with the rules of the aging Western-dominated institutions.
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Another is that British industry has used this reliable, round-the-clock delivery system to exploit "just-in-time manufacturing", which allows carmakers, for instance, to dispense with expensive inventories and warehousing.
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The introduction of the new category came after the Federal Constitutional Court called on lawmakers to enact legislation to either introduce a third category or dispense with gender altogether in official documents.
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Insta-stalking is an art If you're going to follow Richard Prince's lead on Instagram, for instance, you'd better dispense with that plebeian rhetoric about mindless scrolling and stalking other people's profiles.
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Even if Trump cannot dispense with Mueller easily, the very idea that he might try exposes an inherent flaw in the US Constitution's design, says Harvard Law School Professor Noah R. Feldman.
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The best way to break this cycle of fear and further contagion is to dispense with zero-sum thinking and stitch together a safety net big enough, and strong enough, for everyone.
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Those who have followed the saga said it underscored how critical it was for universities and municipalities to solicit a broad range of voices when debating how to dispense with Confederate statues.
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Five years ago, Platt decided to dispense with the pretense that he wasn't recognized in the restaurants he reviews (he's unmissable), and he allowed himself to be photographed for his magazine's cover.
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Building on a piece he called "Variation: The Mother of All Variations," in which he sketched liberally over the lines of a pencil drawing, Jawlensky went on to dispense with edges entirely.
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This appeared to squash the hopes of relatives of the missing students present at the Tuesday's press conference who said they wanted the government to dispense with the idea of an additional study.
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Trump needs to dispense with magical thinking and to grasp that there is no alternative to sustained, serious efforts to inhibit North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.
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So Cruz this week tried to dispense with the idea that anything but a gold is meaningless in early-voting states, impersonating to reporters the types of questions he's been posed in interviews.
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But Renacci spent less than $1 million to dispense with his two major GOP rivals, leaving him with a war chest of $4.2 million as his campaign gears up for the November ballot.
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Only in the post-World War II era, Rosenblatt argues, did liberals begin to dispense with the notion of the public good and reduce liberalism's meaning to doctrinaire free market ideology and individualism.
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By utilizing the power of international pressure, attendees could balance the inequality between the two parties and dispense with the fallacy that direct bilateral talks on their own can produce a permanent peace.
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President Trump declared his loyalty to Saudi Arabia and tried to dispense with questions about the culpability of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the grisly killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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" Talking to Mr. Sampson directly, she said: "At the root of all this is some idea you picked up along the way — that you had a right to dispense with your ethical obligations.
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After Danica Roem (pictured), a Democratic newcomer and Virginia's first openly transgender official, was elected to the House, Republicans said they would dispense with the tradition of addressing lawmakers by male and female pronouns.
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Everyone knows that trousers (or pants, if you're America) are a cumbersome, abrasive burden, so it's only right that one day a year we get to dispense with them altogether for our daily commute.
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Once these are able to dispense with drivers for their vehicles, the taxi, car-club and car-sharing businesses will in effect merge into one big, convenient and affordable alternative to owning a car.
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So I decided to dispense with satire and simply call Donald Trump at Trump Tower on Friday to hear about his trip to survey the damage from the volcanic eruption of his imminent nomination.
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They dispense with the niceties of Analytic Cubism — the transparencies, drifting brushwork, old master browns and delicate scaffoldings of line — for solid overlapping shapes whose radiant pinks and terra cottas seem lit from within.
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Supporters of Brexit had hoped that leaving the EU would allow them to dispense with EU rules on financial services such as caps on bankers' bonuses to turbo-charge London as a financial hub.
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A century later, it was Ward who took on the Israeli owners, El Ad, when they arrogantly assumed they could carve the Plaza into condos and dispense with 900 union jobs without a fight.
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In one swift hand motion, as if to dispense with this line of inquiry entirely, he lifts the slice from its white paper plate, folds the crust lengthwise, takes a large bite, and swallows.
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Indeed, with today's facial recognition technology, I can dispense with the card reader at my office's security gate and instead use each employee's face as an ID. And cars can drive on their own.
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You'd make it out of flour, sugar, some kind of fat, and dispense with most of the 37 or so ingredients in a Twinkie, most of which no human has in their pantry anyway.
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In reassessing the economic impact of WOTUS, the EPA took just a few short sentences to dispense with at least $300m in annual benefits to wetlands that had been included in the agency's 2015 analysis.
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For example, to activate the capability to pass other cars in autonomous mode, drivers of Teslas once had to trigger the turn signal (Tesla recently announced a new version that would dispense with this requirement).
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The moves were seen as a way for party bosses to dispense with a protracted primary when a candidate like Mitt Romney was in the lead — never imagining they would help an insurgent like Trump.
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Republican leaders are pushing for a vote on a Senate health care bill by the end of June, an optimistic timeline that would allow the Senate to dispense with the issue one way or another.
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Sullivan is grappling for an explanation of rising political tribalism, and there, he may want to dispense with the introspection and explore the work of people who actually study it, like political scientist Lilliana Mason.
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The new decision, by the Federal Constitutional Court, goes further, giving lawmakers until the end of 2018 to either allow the introduction of a third gender category or dispense with gender altogether in public documents.
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A year later, although menus now dispense with the envelopes and customers no longer receive playlists ("several people called us out on Yelp for being hipsters and elitists," Mr. Turgeon said), business is still booming.
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But the European participants in the 2015 agreement have been urging the Iranians not to dispense with the accord, for fear that the Trump administration might react with a military or cyberstrike against the Iranians.
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"I must dispense with the complete illegitimate fantasy dreamed up by some conservatives that Google and other platforms have anti-conservative bias," said Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the top Democrat on the committee.
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The move helped Trump make good on a promise he first made during the 2016 campaign and dispense with the delays that have come to define his trade agenda over one year into his administration.
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For those brave enough to read on, I wish to dispense with one threshold issue: I was critical of claims over the last three years of "proven" crimes and impeachable offenses in the Russia investigation.
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If the government curbed its seemingly boundless supply of student-loan funds, it&aposs likely that many private liberal-arts colleges would be forced to dispense with some extraneous administrators and other causes of bloat.
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Sessions is ready to dispense with the laws he dislikes — the law of asylum and the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — in order to achieve an end that he desires — detaining and deporting immigrants.
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The introduction of the new third gender category came after the Federal Constitutional Court called on lawmakers last year to enact legislation to either introduce a third category or dispense with gender altogether in official documents.
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Sean Han-Tani and Joni Kittaka's Even The Ocean and Anodyne refuse to dispense with heroics and power fantasies, but they alter the conditions of those fantasies and put focus on who they could be for.
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The big picture: While they will dispense with Trump's firebrand rhetoric and threats, a Democratic administration in 2020 — should Trump lose his re-election bid — would not bring the Atlantic alliance back to what it was.
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In the short-to-midrange future — before they are good enough to dispense with a human driver entirely — they may make the job of driving a truck far more comfortable and enjoyable than it is today.
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The rapid rise of both men once again show the president's willingness to dispense with the conventions of China's bureaucracy when he wants to promote someone he may perceive as especially competent, especially loyal or both.
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It takes a director with John Doyle's visionary capabilities to dispense with the "Mamba's Daughters" aspect of Celie's story and, instead, exercise empathy, critical distance, and an openness to lives and cultures other than his own.
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A dark mood lingered among some Republicans over the healthcare subject, with party leaders appearing to act because of the need to dispense with healthcare and turn to other issues, among them increasing the U.S. debt ceiling.
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"Before we delve into these questions, I must first dispense with a completely illegitimate issue, which is the fantasy, dreamed up by some conservatives, that Google and other online platforms have an anti-conservative bias," said Rep.
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"They are probably going to get [the land] in the end, but they are asking the court to dispense with the process that is typically afforded to landowners," Texas Civil Rights Project lawyer Ricky Garza told NBC.
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Instead, it's a story, a choose your own adventure game with stats attached to it, that is stronger because it has the ability to dispense with all of the tactical game play in favor of narrative strategy.
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LGBT+ rights group ILGA said Tasmania was probably one of the first places in the world to dispense with gender on birth certificates - which can be problematic for intersex babies born with atypical chromosomes or sex characteristics.
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Discord on this issue among the candidates hinted at the great fault line in the Democratic Party between its progressive wing and contenders like Klobuchar who believe the middle ground is the best way to dispense with Trump.
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In essence, a blockchain is a database designed to be distributed among many users, to be immutable, to work without oversight from any central authority and to dispense with the need for its users to trust each other.
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Mr Roof may yet retain them (he previously asked to dispense with his lawyers altogether); but if he sticks to his plan, Mr Savage says his clients will appreciate the chance to look Mr Roof in the eye.
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The cannulas which carry blood away to be recharged with oxygen and nutrients are inserted into the animal's umbilical cord, and the tubing in the oxygen-exchange system is short, which lets the researchers dispense with pumps entirely.
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The company's decision to settle the lawsuits helps them dispense with some of the most high-profile litigation in the country centered on a simple question: Are Uber drivers contractors or employees in the eyes of the law?
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Molly Guy, the owner of Stone Fox Bride, a SoHo bridal shop, often finds herself catering to an unconventional client, one inclined to tweak or entirely dispense with tradition — and with it the wearing of a wedding veil.
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Mr. Purcell also suggested that the state would highlight comments from Trump administration officials describing the new travel ban as a modest revision, to show that it was intended to dispense with legal challenges without meaningfully changing policy.
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An underrated option that probably deserves more consideration is to dispense with a lot of the complexity and simply have the central bank print money and give directly to citizens as a kind of combined fiscal/monetary stimulus.
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If, however, the prosecutors are smart — and they are — they will dispense with trying Manafort on his wealth, and get on with presenting evidence of tax evasion, money laundering, and failing to register as a foreign agent under FARA.
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Equally, he does the things we are least able or least willing to do: to work without expectation of a reward, to dispense with material comfort and to maintain an absolute indifference to what other people think of him.
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A dark mood lingered among some Republicans over the health-care subject, with party leaders appearing to act because of the need to dispense with health care and turn to other issues, among them increasing the U.S. debt ceiling.
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Last May, in an interview with The New York Times, Heimlich denied that he had committed the crime he admitted to, saying he had pleaded guilty to quickly dispense with the case and for the sake of the family.
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In a series of interviews with The New York Times this weekend, Heimlich flatly denied committing the crime he had admitted to, saying he pleaded guilty to quickly dispense with the case and for the sake of family relations.
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The question remains, though, whether a business whose model is, basically, to charge less than taxis – not a sector renowned globally as a money-spinner – can ever make a profit, at least until autonomous cars dispense with paid drivers.
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HOUSTON — Making his first start with the organization that pried him away from the defending Super Bowl champions, Houston Texans quarterback Brock Osweiler was not only able to dispense with quality advice, he was forced to heed his own wise words.
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Add to this the fact that the sequence where the hero is trained is such a bland part of the hero's journey that many films dispense with it in a montage, and you can hopefully see what I'm getting at.
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The special pleading that clearly has had resonance with those two—that their careers were so great you could cut them in half, dispense with whatever might be tainted, and still have Cooperstown-level players—does not apply to Sosa.
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The new AFA leadership made the decision to dispense with Bauza after Argentina were lucky to beat Chile 1-0 at home with a Messi penalty then lost 2-0 away to Bolivia at high altitude in La Paz last month.
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Normally he is game to really engage with reporters, but he's focused much more on voters on the rope line on this swing, aware he can't totally avoid questions from the media but quick to dispense with them without saying much.
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Some suggested Sainz could be in yellow overalls as soon as Malaysia, the race after this week's Singapore Grand Prix, if Renault dispense with the services of Britain's Jolyon Palmer, who has yet to score a point in 13 races.
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In a recent interview with a Chinese-language publication, reprinted on Mirror's website, he predicted that the party might dispense with the tradition of designating successors to the top leaders, making it unclear who would eventually take Mr. Xi's place.
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Across the world, autocratic leaders are engaging in increasingly brazen behavior — rigging votes, muzzling the press and persecuting opponents — as they dispense with even a fig leaf of democratic practice once offered to placate the United States or gain international legitimacy.
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Most of the debate and upset in Britain focuses on the Irish border and a "backstop" plan to tide the two sides over until technology — or another form of trading arrangement — can dispense with the need for strict physical controls.
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Mecca and Medina will still receive their pilgrims, but Islam may finally assume a truly global form and dispense with a colonial cartography in which the Middle East enjoys pride of place despite containing a small minority of the world's Muslims.
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For that to happen, though, Trump's favorite media figures will need to calm themselves and their audiences, abandon their long-held desire for regime change in Iran and dispense with the perpetual demonization of anyone speaking out in favor of diplomacy.
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Fritz had long ago learned the value of leavening history with humor, she found, on visiting schools and libraries, that she had to give her readers permission to dispense with the hushed veneration in which historical books had long trafficked.
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The struggle to keep Cash alive had become routine for June and Marshall, who mounted an ongoing effort to dispense with Cash's pill supply, chase dealers away, clean up after him, and keep him fed and rested while encouraging him to get clean.
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"They could dispense with the usual process of getting permission from the CJI to proceed, set up a committee of retired supreme court judges, feminists, activists, with a majority of women and external members who have no known familiarity with Gogoi," she said.
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So when you claim that Republicans have already given up on fulfilling their promise to repeal and replace, you mean two things: They're not offering a purely market-based solution and they won't dispense with the idea that everyone ought to be covered?
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Liberal elites are willing to exclude the people from important decisions, most notably about immigration in the case of the European Union, in the name of "rights"; meanwhile populists are willing to dispense with constitutional niceties in the name of "the people".
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Before we dispense with gender (and race), we need equity, and in a world where -- as we saw after last week's healthcare vote -- a room full of old, straight white men can still make decisions about women's bodies, we aren't there yet.
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Now, freed of such noisome distractions as legislation, budgets, and infrastructure, he, like a child with a giant LEGO set, can concentrate on trying to build that wall to the south and dispense with pretending to care about the nation or its ills.
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Some members of her Conservative Party said that what May has billed as the 'Great Repeal Act' was little more than a technicality, but many others said it was the first step for Britain to reclaim power and dispense with some EU regulation.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said that Britain is likely to leave the bloc's single market and — almost certainly — its customs union, which taken together dispense with customs checks at borders and allow for tariff-free trade in goods and many services.
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Even in a "post-truth era," a critical attitude allows us to question dominant systems of thought, whether they derive authority from an appearance of neutrality, objectivity or inevitability or from a more Trumpian appeal to alternative facts that dispense with empirical evidence.
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It is Ryan's hope that Trump and the GOP can, against all prevailing incentives, dispense with Trump-esque rhetoric, then return to the policy dogmas that have defined Ryan's political career—deregulation, free trade, reducing taxes on the affluent, and devolving the welfare state.
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Why you should dispense with antibacterial soaps The FDA's decision applies only to over-the-counter soaps sold to consumers, and not to soaps used in health care settings or any other consumer products or building materials not under the purview of the FDA.
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This week, Samsung and Huawei both unveiled new phones that dispense with the iconic "notch" — pioneered by Apple but popularized by everyone — in favor of positioning the front-facing camera in a small "Infinity-O" hole located on the top-left side of the screen.
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A complete and total demolition job is nothing more than a self-serving escapist fantasy; the majority are too invested in the system to dispense with it completely, but recent events prove that there's an appetite for change that outsiders can exploit from within.
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But Ryan's wonk act has fallen flat under Trump, whose most consequential political quality is an endless ability to dispense with political subtext and get right to the point, which in the GOP's case means appealing to white voters who are mad as hell.
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Top level soccer matches aren't about to dispense with the need for fans anytime soon, but the figures show teams may not necessarily rely on prize money to be successful off the field, but the prestige of winning trophies is still its biggest reward.
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Some Trump critics fear that the President could dispense with Sessions, who is recused from the Russia investigation, in order to get an attorney general that could frustrate it or even prevent the public release of any final report that Mueller chooses to write.
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Ideally, such investigations should aim to get to the bottom of things as quickly as is feasible, punish wrongdoers, bulldoze delaying tactics in legitimate cases, dispense with trivial offenses, and generally minimize the length of time that major government officials serve under a cloud of suspicion.
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At Constellium's research centre in Voreppe, located in what was the heartland of the French aluminium industry in the Alps, test projects range from combining fine layers of metal and glass fibre, to gluing aluminium parts together with resin to dispense with rivets that weigh more.
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"The end of a generation", said the cover of newspaper AS. The decision to dispense with long-time coach Julen Lopetegui days before the World Cup after he failed to tell the federation about his move to Real Madrid after the tournament was inevitably brought up.
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This conclusion might go against the grain of certain preconceptions of business success, that an effective manager must dispense with niceties, pursue a course of ruthless domination and generally take on the mindset of a flinty-eyed predator – say, a lion, or a tiger, or a bear.
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At the top levels of the Trump campaign, there was a high degree of optimism earlier in the week that Mr. Pence would connect on a personal level with Mr. Trump during a planned visit to Indiana, and thus dispense with his competition for the job.
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Much of the burden will fall on the ambassador, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., who took over an embassy already struggling to function after an order by the Kremlin last summer that it dispense with 755 employees in response to sweeping American sanctions for Russia's election meddling.
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"One cannot simultaneously rely on massive amounts of wind and sunshine, dispense with nuclear power plants (for very good reasons), significantly lower the supply of fossil energy, and nevertheless tell people that electricity will definitely be available in the future," noted the German economist Heiner Flassbeck.
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They showcase Aciman's finest mode: sketching the contours of a relationship through its small confidences, gestures, and extended conversations that dispense with naturalism in favor of exposing the essence of the pair's dynamic, its delicate back-and-forth play, balanced on the edge of their passions.
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Her beguiling concept was that by a simple pinprick — drawing only a drop or two of blood — Theranos could dispense with the hypodermic needle, which she likened to a gruesome medieval torture, and perform a full range of blood tests in walk-in clinics and, ultimately, people's homes.
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First, dispense with the gimmickry and the ceremonial contempt votes and take every disputed subpoena -- for Trump's tax returns, the unredacted Mueller Report, Attorney General William Barr's testimony in the House, former White House counsel Don McGahn's testimony and possibly Mueller's testimony, if the executive branch resists -- directly to the courts.
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The reason to do these things is because they are morally right, irrespective of near-sighted political considerations, but the partisan reason is that unless fair play is required by law, Republicans will continue to demand procedural fairness and civic decency when it's useful and dispense with it when it isn't.
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But when Mr. Clinton sent them his recording, she recalled, they replied, "If this girl sings it, O.K." Still, she expressed skepticism to the bandleader that his challenging multisyllabic lyrics ("Make my dream a reality/Let's dispense with formality") would bode well for the song's chances of becoming a hit.
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Outlaw has received mixed reviews from liberals: She was applauded for her decision to dispense with the city's gang database, which critics said ensnared many poor minority residents on the basis of thin evidence, but was criticized for the police's handling of street fights between antifa and far-right groups.
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They watched her dispense with her usual folksy introduction before a crowd of 7,000 in Seattle — "I thought I'd tell you a little bit about myself" — to launch instead into a new condemnation of the "big threat" posed by Michael Bloomberg "Not a tall one, but a big one," she said.
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Even if you set aside the question of what portion of being human is somatic—of how much our identity derives from the tactile and sensory and emotional consequences of being embodied in flesh, rather than in Row D of a server farm—you can't dispense with the problem of memory.
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Since it is a surgical procedure, a natural C-section cannot entirely dispense with the safety rules of an operating room, but it allows women to bond with their babies as they would during and after a vaginal birth, according to a presentation delivered at the Euroanesthesia conference in Geneva, Switzerland, on Sunday.
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In a 1977 PBS documentary about Hyde Park's development, residents complain about the number of gas stations crammed into a half mile (seven at the time), and a representative of a proposed McDonald's vows that the local franchise will dispense with its signature roof beams to better blend in with the historic architecture.
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Senate Republicans will agree to selective witnesses — don't look for Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiRapid turnover shapes Trump's government Strap yourself in: 2202's likely to be quite a ride Giuliani says he would be willing to testify in impeachment trial MORE — and will dispense with the House charges in a matter of weeks.
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First of all, Trump's tweets and other ad hoc comments make clear that we can dispense with the various theories that he will be a puppet to some behind-the-throne schemer, whether it be Vice President–elect Mike Pence, House Speaker Paul Ryan, chief White House strategist Steve Bannon, Jared Kushner, or Ivanka Trump.
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The doors, as Hamid has said, allow the narrative to dispense with the long and harrowing journey of migration — the journey that allows non-migrants to so easily cast refugees as the other — and focus instead on the time that takes up most of Saeed and Nadia's lives: the time before migration, and after.
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Elizabeth Warren, who had gathered strong support with her message about the quiet desperation of the middle class, now seemed to be confusing more voters than she was attracting, by insisting on her plan to dispense with private insurance and replace it, at a cost of more than twenty trillion dollars, with Medicare for All.
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Now, once we observe that destruction is so useful to her that she absolutely cannot dispense with it from this moment onward the idea of annihilation which we attach to death ceases to be real what we call the end of the living animal is no longer a true finish, but a simple transformation, a transmutation of matter.
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So to paraphrase Senator Marco Rubio of Florida (who no doubt will be rooting for third-seeded Miami against second-seeded Villanova on Thursday night), let's dispense with this fiction that just because the Ohio Valley Conference champion and the Atlantic Coast Conference champion both receive automatic bids that there is any semblance of competitive balance.
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I suppose it should come as no surprise that there was once a presidential YACHT (the last version being the U.S.S. Sequoia), and I confess that it was a bit gratifying to learn that President Jimmy Carter was the one who jettisoned the floating status symbol as part of his efforts to dispense with governmental extravagance.
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Mr. Trump has made little secret of his eagerness for the Republican-controlled Senate to mount an elaborate trial that would not only dispense with the charges, but also provide an opportunity for his allies to defend him, and Ms. Pelosi believes that withholding the impeachment charges could provide leverage in shaping the trial before it begins.
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The resort to offshore policies may also be a response to advocates' relative success in securing fair hearings for refugees and immigrants who make it to a territorial border; it is easier to dispense with those proceedings mid-ocean or inside other states, where legal aid, information about the laws of destination countries, and critical publicity is difficult or impossible to access.
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WASHINGTON — The White House and the Republicans in the Senate, all but certain that the House will move forward to impeach President Trump, are divided over whether to embrace a lengthy trial that could give his allies a chance to mount an elaborate defense of his conduct before a polarized nation, or to move quickly to dispense with charges against him.
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Though a student council election may be a far cry from a presidential one, the movie makes the point that political power and corruption can go hand-in-hand at any level—and as Tracy proves later in the movie, laser-focused determination and a willingness to dispense with anyone who gets in your way may very well be the cornerstones of our democratic system.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR), one of the most conservative members of the Senate GOP and a likely future presidential contender, went on Fox & Friends on Monday morning to call on Congress to dispense with complicated mechanisms like tax credits and instead put "cash in the hands of affected families": The House bill sets up a complicated relief system that relies on paid sick leave & refundable tax credits.
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Bitcoin is dominated by a small cadre of investors, and "mining" new coins is so expensive and electricity-draining that only large institutions can participate; Facebook's advertising system is exploited by foreign governments and other malevolent political actors who have had free rein to spread disinformation and discord; and Google's informal structure allows leaders to believe they can act in secret to dispense with credible accusations of harassment.
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The more persuasive interpretation, to my mind, is that Emperor Akihito has been so deeply disturbed by the Abe administration's efforts to transform the Constitution — not only to politicize the role of the emperor, but also to dispense with the so-called peace clause that prohibits Japan from engaging in war — that he is trying to delay their progress, perhaps until after the end of Mr. Abe's term in 2018.
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Now, in East Jerusalem and the rest of the West Bank, Israeli border police and troops are bracing for expressions of pent-up frustration, impatience and rage — at the United States for seeming to dispense with any pretense at balance; at Israel for its continuing occupation; at the Palestinian Authority for its weakness and corruption; and at the peace process itself, for inspiring hopes that have again and again proved false.
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After months of ignoring good advice to dispense with heavy-handed immigration policies that are both impractical and unpopular with the American electorate, GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is reportedly pivoting on immigration.
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Britain's shock referendum vote to leave the EU has upset financial markets, but leading Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson said on Monday Britain would continue to have access to the single market while restricting immigration from the EU. "To believe that you can have your cake and eat it or you can cherry-pick the bits you want but dispense with the rest, I think that's unlikely to wash very well with some of our European partners," Guy Ryder, Secretary General of the ILO, told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference.
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