Rep. Schiff: Devin Nunes is doing the work of the White House, rather than doing the work of the House Intel. Committee. pic.twitter.
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" "I'm too busy doing the work of my people.
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They are truly doing the work of a great republic.
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She ended up doing the work of six radio operators.
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Weedopia was doing the work of bringing pot humor to games.
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Then you are doing the work of our adversaries for them.
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So let's get on about doing the work of the people's business.
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He was certain that he was doing the work of the Lord.
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Another part of their healing can be doing the work of fighting against sexual violence.
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When we think about automation, we often imagine robots just doing the work of humans.
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In crafting these flags, Clark is doing the work of reconstruction that Reconstruction never did.
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Hannah is a generous author, often doing the work of the writer and the reader.
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But they are the companies actually doing the work of making sure TV shows get made.
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It had been doing the work of both, but it couldn't do it for much longer.
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Or should I be doing the work of attending primarily to the flourishing of my children?
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Sadly, he seems more comfortable chasing headlines rather than doing the work of the American people.
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With this ending, movie seems to forgive Dixon, without showing him actually doing the work of changing.
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So he was continuously doing the work of the people, being out there on the front line.
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The most intense challengers are essentially doing the work of thespians — they paint a scene with their bodies.
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"She is doing the work of the bureau and looking out for its mission," said attorney Deepak Gupta.
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It's time to put party and politics aside and get back to doing the work of the people.
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Every day, everywhere, people are doing the work of resisting oppression and tyranny in ways great and small.
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A dialysis machine was doing the work of his kidneys, and a cocktail of medications kept his heart beating.
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I left my last job shortly after a round of layoffs left me doing the work of two people.
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He and his assistants might be helping them, but it was they who were doing the work of transformation.
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It's just supporting organizations that are doing the work of, frankly, challenging the very system atop which you stand.
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"Dogspotting is built on the concept that honor and satisfaction come from doing the work of spotting," he said.
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While companies are becoming more outwardly political, the idea that they're doing the work of politicians is seriously exaggerated.
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So, shout outs to alcohol, sugar, sex, and weed, which have been doing the work of comforting and numbing millions.
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Sharp, a survivor of medical trauma, is doing the work of training providers in a trauma-informed model of care.
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Schmidt: Liberal people are so good at beating themselves up instead of doing the work of beating up bad people.
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At the time, member-volunteers were doing the work of installing new antennas and troubleshooting problems, and he took part.
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It's especially difficult if you aren't doing the work of creating fully human characters, regardless of your or their identity.
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With each subpixel suddenly doing the work of three, the potential resolution of the device is suddenly three times as high.
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Obama accused Trump of "doing the work of our adversaries for them" by refusing to commit to accepting the election's outcome.
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You're not just not doing the work of undoing bias, you're embedding it into things that are going to outlive you.
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I've always been interested in the way that, as an audience member, you're projecting, you're doing the work of the imagining.
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It's not just that feminism has been co-opted or defanged — you say that it's now doing the work of patriarchy.
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It was just Nicole doing the work of being the character, and trying to stay aligned to that thread of Erin Bell.
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Apple is once again doing the work of combining the best of existing tech in a way that makes the most sense.
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"Donald Trump is doing the work of Putin for him in our nation," said McMullin, a former House Republican conference policy adviser.
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Today, they are told that they belong there, but they also must take on an extracurricular responsibility: doing the work of diversity.
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Recognizing your privilege means doing the work of combating ignorance when you see it, so that the ignorant voices are not the loudest.
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Its executives and engineers are primarily English-speaking Americans, as are many of the content moderators doing the work of policing the platform.
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But rather than mandating consent by law, parents should "be doing the work of becoming an approachable parent for your child," she said.
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But they're all doing the work of turning Trumpism into not just a political style but the policy of the United States government.
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Even 20 years ago, a local newspaper or radio station would have been doing the work of digging into a community's worries and concerns.
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The arch dialogue sizzles in the brain, which is already hot from doing the work of trying to figure out where things are headed.
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Feeling or acknowledging momentary discomfort is not a substitute for doing the work of dismantling structures, attitudes, and mindsets that perpetuate racism and inequality.
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Doing the work of food angels is Häagen-Dazs, which recently released a rosé-flavored ice cream to its collection of alcohol-infused pints.
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She and her dancers enact this tradition, too, in a piece called "Africa," evoking circle dances and feet doing the work of talking drums.
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And, as is often the case in overhyped and-or distorted science, there aren't really people on the inside doing the work of bullshit-calling.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump repeatedly promised that he would refuse to take vacation in order to keep doing the work of the American public.
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Rather than doing the work of the country, Corker suggests, the main focus of the White House is managing the President's moods and tempers. 7.
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And instead of turning that capital into currency, doing the work of getting legislation to his desk while Republicans held the majority, he squandered it.
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Will's portrayal in Dumplin' marks a refreshing way of showing fat bodies that reflects a reality for many of us doing the work of loving ourselves.
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And right now, certain elements of the media and certain elements of the intelligence community and certain politicians are really doing the work of the Russians.
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" Rubio said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that "anyone who is cooperating" with WikiLeaks "is doing the work of a foreign intelligence agency to harm us.
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There is, I find, only one thing that soothes my galloping anxiety, and that is talking to women who are actually doing the work of campaigning.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, he will join the court looking not like an independent judge but like another partisan figure, doing the work of his party.
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The truth is, doing the work of retrospective, corrective rearranging (pretty much the job description of any critic or academic working today) is never without risk.
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The WikiLeaks founder and his supporters argue he was doing the work of a journalist and this arrest is an assault against freedom of the press.
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In doing the work of editing, I obviously want to make the story better, which usually means making it clearer and almost always making it shorter.
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When Hannah Black and her co-signers call for the destruction of this painting, try not to interpret them as book-burners doing the work of censorship.
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Through her actions and blatant disregard for the law, Ms. Janeva is polarizing her office, doing the work of the opposition party, and simply pushing their agenda.
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" He called Bloomberg, who is self-funding his campaign, a "billionaire who is throwing colossal sums of money on television instead of doing the work of campaigning.
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The truth of it is that by being here and existing and doing the work of growing, we are actually doing the work we came to do.
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"Those scientists could have a competitive advantage over other people applying for N.I.H. funds because they had two labs doing the work of one," Dr. McKinney said.
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To the dismay of union dissidents, Mr. Hill accommodated a Giuliani administration program that let welfare recipients earn their benefits by doing the work of city employees.
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"And here I think, again, we are seeing some on our committee, including the chair, doing the work of the White House, doing the work of Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE," Schiff said in an interview on MSNBC on Thursday.
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"And here I think, again, we are seeing some on our committee, including the chair, doing the work of the White House, doing the work of Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE," Schiff continued, referring to Trump's former White House chief strategist.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How To Save on Concert Tickets So You Still Have Money For Merch "I was doing the work of three interns," Lalani told Page Six.
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Some companies are trying to replace human pizza makers with robots, and at least in one instance, a 3D anime avatar is doing the work of a camgirl.
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The United States was doing the work of other countries, including Russia and Iran, with little in return and it was "time for others to finally fight," he wrote.
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In addition to social media campaigns, we will connect people to existing organizations already doing the work of anti-racism so they can get involved and take real action.
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And I wrote all of this down as precisely as I could, as I always have, doing the work of filling more pages he will never make himself read.
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Their pitch: They would look more natural doing the work of a waitress than any actress would, and whatever the performers are paid, they would do it for less.
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Vestberg praised Armstrong and his team for doing the work of combining "a lot of different assets," including media channels, advertising and cutting-edge technology, to make up Oath.
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Are they going to put in the crazy outsize effort to make something work, which often means doing the work of three or four people in the early stages?
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While Philadelphia and other big cities say they will turn over serious criminals to ICE, they do not believe local police should be doing the work of federal immigration agents.
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Worries about overflowing toilets and trash bins have also prompted local volunteers to chip in, doing the work of National Park Service workers who have been furloughed since Dec. 22.
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Moreover, most of the women she knows do the same, implying that they are capable of doing the work of motherhood all on their own, rendering the true labor invisible.
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Rice, who held the position under former President George W. Bush, praised Tillerson for his work with North Korea and Russia and said he's "doing the work of diplomacy daily."
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"Today, when you're researching and planning a trip for yourself or the people you travel with, you're essentially doing the work of a travel agent," the company's CEO, Jochem Wijnands says.
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I began my first of many three-hour-long dialysis treatments, where they siphoned off the liquid, doing the work of my kidneys that I had so long taken for granted.
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Trump had an eye on eventually monetizing her role as "one of the most photographed women in the world," she has seemed uninterested in doing the work of the first lady.
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"We are now also up against a billionaire who is throwing colossal sums of money on television instead of doing the work of campaigning," Buttigieg wrote in an email to supporters.
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At NASA, we meet Vivian Michael (Kirsten Dunst) a snooty supervisor who's no help to Dorothy, who has been doing the work of a supervisor but without the commensurate title or pay.
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It's very easy to feel attacked when people go into their very solid camps, but remember the camps are primarily doing the work of upholding white, cis, straight femininity as ideal motherhood.
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"Doing the work of tracing agency and power relationships, acknowledging the place of black African women inside of these networks, is one of the largest honors one can do," Ms. Onabanjo said.
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International health organizations are conducting some of these vaccination drives, but many are done by churches and faith-based ministries, doing the work of God in the farthest corners of the Earth.
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Mair said Trump was doing the work of helping Clinton on his own and that Clinton's win was at this point "overwhelming likely," although Johnson still had a chance in an unpredictable cycle.
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Bees have become so scarce in some areas of China that apple and pear farmers are now doing the work of the bees, collecting pollen manually and bringing it from tree to tree.
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In a contrast to Pelosi, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler insists that the committee is essentially already doing the work of impeachment, with or without a formal House vote to begin an inquiry.
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Trump maintained that IS had been wiped out, a view not shared by key allies, that Washington had been doing the work of other countries and it was "time for others to finally fight".
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It runs against all elements of Trump's makeup, but a little humility, honesty and rolling up of the sleeves -- doing the work of government and being seen doing it -- would go a long way.
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MELISSA: ...there were a few criticisms and articles about John Oliver and Trevor Noah's work in doing satire, and talking about how they're basically doing the work of journalists in order to eliminate different issues.
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The lawsuit alleges Negrón began working at Riot for $56,000 a year and had been doing the work of her former manager for nearly a year, a position that earned her old manager $160,000 a year.
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And any time the words "news" and "social network" are within a thousand miles of each other, you have to wonder who is doing the work of curation and preventing fake news or abuse from appearing.
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Hozoji is doing the work of an ambassador of Native American conservation to the traditional research-industrial complex, putting her in an insurgent, if precarious, position as a young woman on the frontlines of Indigenous science.
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" He added that it would undermine public safety "by requiring local law enforcement to spend less of their time and resources fighting crime in local communities and more on doing the work of federal immigration authorities.
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I want to ask everyone here to help thank my unbelievably talented staff and volunteers, each doing the work of 20173 people, living out the values of this project from day one and making today possible.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Huawei has been denied due process and that Congress, by stripping Huawei of commercial opportunities, has violated the "separation of powers" portion of the constitution by doing the work of the courts.
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This circular line of reasoning allows white people — from the most conservative Christian to the most rabid feminist — to avoid doing the work of "dismantling the master's house," as writer and activist Audre Lorde might put it.
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Pendley was given this powerful perch by way of executive order orchestrated by Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, a former oil and gas lobbyist who is now doing the work of his ex-clients on the taxpayer's dime.
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Pendley was given this powerful perch by way of executive order orchestrated by Interior Secretary David Bernhardt, a former oil and gas lobbyist who is now doing the work of his ex-clients on the taxpayer's dime.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Huawei has been denied due process and that Congress, by stripping Huawei of commercial opportunities, has violated the "separation of powers" portion of the U.S. Constitution by doing the work of the courts.
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The company says it's integrating with the TV channel's web tools, including Recipe Box and Grocery List, so you can better plan meals, with an Instacart shopper doing the work of mining the store aisles for every item.
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Once they set Spot's path by joysticking it around so it can remember the route, then they can let Spot autonomously roam the site, doing the work of a human who'd have to wander around doing the same.
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Hollywood has never been the best at actually doing the work of diversifying its ranks when it comes to accurately depicting the stories and lives of marginalized people, let alone including those marginalized people in telling their own stories.
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Separately, the lawsuit also alleges that Huawei has been denied due process and that Congress, by stripping Huawei of U.S. commercial opportunities, has violated the "separation of powers" portion of the constitution by doing the work of the courts.
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As we've grown, we've noticed that subscribers love expert commentary from people actually doing the work of building companies, and we want to make a home for valuable how-to content from great founders, engineers, growth experts and more.
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Suffice to say that various items need to be collected from planets with exotic names, and that bad guys cackle and rant on the bridges of massive spaceships while good guys zip around bravely doing the work of resistance.
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But Husseini said it's possible that OPEC cuts more than 1 million bpd by the end of January, and the group could potentially throttle back output by nearly 1.2 million bpd, essentially doing the work of its allies for them.
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Nearly 200 miles away, along the state's southern swath, a directive by the state attorney general that in part bars county sheriff officers from doing the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents has led two counties to file federal lawsuits.
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Echoing a central plank of his foreign policy - that he seeks to stop the United States being taken advantage of - he said the United States was doing the work of other countries, including Russia and Iran, with little in return.
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Eric Glatt and Alexander Footman, production interns on "Black Swan," alleged that the company's internship program violated both federal and state minimum wage laws because they were doing the work of employees, and therefore, they should be paid as such.
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When YouTube refused to defenestrate Logan Paul after he posted a deeply insensitive video in December, she said, individuals were compelled to take matters into their own hands, doing the work of deplatforming him instead of waiting on deliverance from YouTube.
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But I think I found a little of it that weekend, where amongst other Asian women, I started doing the work of unpacking and processing how I identify myself, and what it means to thrive — both as an individual and as part of a whole.
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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Altschul, 78, has emerged as a tart-tongued matriarch doing the work of a Greek chorus for a cast in which half the members can barely figure out how to get out of bed before noon (and once there, how to proceed without a beer).
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Check out more videos from VICE: Every day for the last year, women across the country have been doing the work of pushing back against the racism, sexism, nationalism, homophobia and transphobia that is front and center in the agenda of the president and his advisors.
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But they should also be part of the conversation in explaining how generating interest on promises of revolutionary potential really serves ends worth reaching, or enables the developers and content creators who will actually be doing the work of realizing what this technology has to offer.
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Liberals denounce "cultural appropriation" without, in many cases, doing the work of persuading people that there is anything wrong with, say, a teenager not of Chinese descent wearing a Chinese-style dress to prom or eating at a burrito cart run by two non-Latino women.
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So, if we don't care about all of the police officers and all of the military members with PTSD who are doing the work of the state, I don't see why people want to concern themselves so much with citizens who may or may not have a mental illness.
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In their collaborative concert, "Edges of Light," Mr. Dunne's percussive dancing — performed both in the footwear known as hard shoes and, more adventurously, barefoot — functions as a fourth musician, his feet doing the work of a drummer as they scuff, patter, chug, poke and swipe at the floor.
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"Right now, certain elements of the media, certain elements of the intelligence community and certain politicians are really doing the work of the Russians — they're creating this uncertainty over the election," Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, told reporters on Thursday after meeting with Mr. Trump.
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It's funny to think how they've always been something to scorn with PC design, and "smart bulbs" are the first thing that comes to mind when I think of superfluous smart home scenarios — but narrow it down to just lights doing the work of lighting, and LEDs are the clear winner.
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And in still other cases, as with Star Trek Into Darkness, it's a bit of both — a way of teasing fans (many of whom suspected that Khan might play a role in the film) and referencing a beloved franchise character without doing the work of truly developing him as a character.
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Six decades after her own Catholic girlhood, in Brooklyn ("We were not particularly devout," she says of her family), she has engaged personally with about two hundred claimants, either face to face, on the phone, or via Skype, doing the work of listening and reflecting that the bishops have struggled to perform credibly.
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But many individuals today are doing the work of digging for and surfacing the stories of women whose legacies were forgotten or trivialized, like the filmmaker documenting the stories of trans people who threw the first brick at Stonewall or the genealogist tracing the lineage of families who were enslaved well into the 1960s.
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Prakash says a Green New Deal right now is an umbrella term, with three essential elements: a complete transition to 100% renewable energy in the next 10 years, guaranteeing a job to any person who wants or needs one doing the work of averting climate crisis and ensuring racial and economic equity and justice.
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A President who goes golfing as a hurricane bears down on the East Coast of the country is highly questionable at best, but it is predictable from a man who has spent nearly as much time on the green as in the Oval, and who seems to have little interest in actually doing the work of running a country.
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With this budget impasse, funding stops flowing to the agencies, which means investigators at NIH can no longer enroll new patients in clinical trials, food inspectors at FDA will have to stop doing the work of overseeing the safety of the food supply, and lab technicians at CDC may not be able to carry out their epidemiological research.
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While your organization does not take any money from Israeli government sources, and makes a point of declaring this publicly, you surely must be aware that Artis is widely seen as doing the work of Brand Israel, a state marketing program to re-brand Israel's image as modern and cultured, as opposed to bellicose and religious.
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What will make the Sanders case so powerful and appealing to so many progressives and others on CNN next Tuesday is that, first, he offers the real-deal program of single-payer healthcare; and second, he will argue correctly that those who oppose ObamaCare from the right are doing the work of the lobbyists for insurance companies and Big Pharma.
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Deadspin's Laura Wagner argued that these stories were examples of a broader problem — the media's willingness to bend to right-wing pressure: Respectable news organizations and journalists, to whom being seen as balanced, level-headed, and more attuned to context and contingency than the reactive social-media mob is more important than reporting the most accurate version of the truth as best they can tell it, backed off, following Reason's lead and doing the work of the gibbering masturbators who had risen up in defense of the MAGA teens.
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