The Trump administration has largely done away with press briefings.
|
|
Daytime talk shows have already done away with them. 4.
|
|
However, the law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
|
|
And finally, Uber has done away with UBER and welcomed Uber.
|
|
So you're saying that Trump has done away with the illusion.
|
|
The bill was later rescinded, but not done away with completely.
|
|
Now he has done away with extended debate on most nominees.
|
|
But Tchen doesn't think NDA's should be done away with entirely.
|
|
So, it's done away with Wi-Fi just to make doubly sure.
|
|
Anderson also proposed that the link between prices be done away with.
|
|
And the 34,000-bed quota must also be done away with immediately.
|
|
Have your routines been called into question or done away with completely?
|
|
Sheldon says the clause about licensed premises should be done away with.
|
|
That's already done away with, because they've been married and been left.
|
|
We have no idea, but rumors claim Samsung has done away with it.
|
|
A new president could have done away with these actions on day one.
|
|
The new tax law has also done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
|
|
This isn't the first time Apple has done away with a charging cable.
|
|
However, the new tax law has done away with personal and dependent exemptions.
|
|
In addition, all political positions under AT&L will be done away with.
|
|
HP acquired VoodooPC in 2006 and has since done away with its name.
|
|
That has reportedly been done away with to expedite the decision-making process.
|
|
THE DO-EVERYTHING SCARF Many airlines have done away with blankets in economy.
|
|
Except in this column, of course, where we have done away with titles.
|
|
Few lawmakers at the hearing argued the program should be done away with entirely.
|
|
Apple, Google, OnePlus, and many other companies have done away with their headphone jacks.
|
|
That would have done away with the need to hold an election at all.
|
|
Battlefield V feels, at this stage, to have done away with most of that.
|
|
Yes, he's done away with the pretense and the illusion and all of that.
|
|
Others have done away with the kiddush cup, a communal goblet of sacramental wine.
|
|
Microsoftsays it's done away with stack ranking since 2013, but the memory clearly lingers.
|
|
Vermont has done away with its statute of limitations for child-abuse cases altogether.
|
|
The monster, once created, Victor Frankenstein learns, cannot be done away with so easily.
|
|
She has, in effect, done away with the opposition since returning to power in 2009.
|
|
So the snowflakes at the BBC have done away with Snowmen, they are now Snowpeople.
|
|
In their new releases, the two artists have largely done away with the folk elements.
|
|
The writers have done away with racism and nationalism, but also with individual cultural experiences.
|
|
All this is done away with if the constitution of the state incorporates proportional representation.
|
|
Other ObamaCare taxes are done away with in both the Senate and House healthcare bills.
|
|
Speaking of the cameras, LG has done away with the V10's two selfie cameras.
|
|
It's pretty much done away with the bye-bye barking in just a short time.
|
|
Already, some technologically advanced nations — South Korea, Sweden — have all but done away with cash.
|
|
The fitness guru also emphasizes the reboot's done away with "temptation challenges" and vote-offs.
|
|
But unlike the Galaxy S10 series, Samsung has done away with the headphone jack here.
|
|
It must, therefore, be done away with, as an expensive campaign by health insurers urged.
|
|
But, for the most part, we have done away with bans on maintenance, barratry, and champerty.
|
|
And at least The System has done away with the universal fear of ending up alone.
|
|
"Everybody tomorrow will understand that the Energy Department needs to be done away with," he said.
|
|
They've done away with all the pomp and circumstance ... no chauffeur, as Harry drove his bride.
|
|
In the meantime, Fuller at least wants to see the sagging pants ordinance done away with.
|
|
But at the same time, the reason for the fighting needs to be done away with.
|
|
Regulations often get confused with executive orders which actually can be done away with quite easily.
|
|
But a sweeping immigration bill he helped author in 2013 would have done away with it.
|
|
Many countries, even socialist Sweden and former communist Russia, have done away with their death taxes.
|
|
He has also done away with the special commissioner's separate website, consolidating it with his department's.
|
|
Electing judges, as a practice, is a bad idea that should be done away with nationwide.
|
|
States like California, Arizona, West Virginia, Mississippi and Maine have also done away with religious exemptions.
|
|
The chaos we observe is not because we've done away with authority structures in American politics.
|
|
New York's Castelli Gallery has even done away with wall labels, mimicking more contemporary display techniques.
|
|
The left sees white privilege in America as an oppressive force that must be done away with.
|
|
People say they are protesting ICE's tactics, and say the agency should be done away with entirely.
|
|
The internet has not, contra its early advertising, done away with gatekeepers or created an egalitarian meritocracy.
|
|
It was spotless, clean, but I think finally the lynching and misinformation have done away with that.
|
|
The biggest lesson OnePlus learned and has finally done away with is its invite-to-buy system.
|
|
The government has done away with the opposition, eliminated term limits and cracked down harshly on dissent.
|
|
Bail is still an option, but the reality is that judges have nearly done away with it.
|
|
Style-wise, the Vapor 2 has done away with the frosted glass touch bezel on the original Vapor.
|
|
Mostly, Moldbug railed against democracy, questioning whether it might be an aberration that should be done away with.
|
|
And 'everywhere' is an important term here, because the company has also done away with "web-only" fonts.
|
|
Mercer's keyboards are minimal, and Mackinder has done away with the guitar effects pedals from his Fireworks days.
|
|
Warren has sided with Sanders on the matter, insisting that private health insurance should be done away with.
|
|
By destroying all political institutions, Burke wrote, the French revolutionaries had doubtless done away with some bad ones.
|
|
Technology should have done away with these frivolties by now with a sleeker, modern version of the tradition.
|
|
Samsung has done away with the line's very structured, boxy look in favor of softer curves all around.
|
|
The world's polio eradication campaign has already done away with two of the three naturally occurring wild polioviruses.
|
|
The new legislation has increased the standard deduction, done away with personal exemptions and trimmed income tax rates.
|
|
Over the last year, Uber, Lyft and Facebook have done away with the policy totally or in part.
|
|
Concerns about the wires on the scooters being cut by vandals may soon be done away with, however.
|
|
Under the changes introduced on Monday, the government said it has done away with the requirement of "controlled conditions".
|
|
However, the most recent Page redesign seems to have done away with this informational text for the time being.
|
|
Pebble claims they've done away with the confusing distinction in order to streamline how many watches the company offers.
|
|
Acura has done away with the B-pillar in the center of the car and fitted suicide rear doors.
|
|
Frequent Travelers, BewareSince 2016, the Government has done away with add-ons for extra pages for all existing passports.
|
|
Most have done away with what we once called dashboards and instrument panels and replaced them with touch screens.
|
|
Under the Trump administration, corporate taxes have been slashed and large amounts of regulation have been done away with.
|
|
"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 90%What critics said: "Season three has done away with such high stakes.
|
|
When Juno was acquired by competing New York player Gett in April, that equity program was done away with.
|
|
In 2015, the police commissioner at the time, William J. Bratton, said pedestrian plazas should be done away with.
|
|
Details has shuttered, Maxim has cycled through editors, and Playboy has done away with its raison d'être, naked women.
|
|
In a world that has done away with gladiatorial combat, Robot Wars is the acceptable face of human bloodsport.
|
|
Critics pounded on that explanation, saying that Mr. Trump could have done away with it had he publicly intervened.
|
|
But although PH has stopped persecuting journalists, it has not, as it promised, done away with the instruments of repression.
|
|
Kantrowitz has compiled a list of the schools in every state that have done away with or reduced student loans.
|
|
He has done away with solitary confinement, a practice which has long been known to cause and worsen mental woes.
|
|
Amazon has done away with that right off the bat; the Studio calibrates itself by listening to its own output.
|
|
No matter where you find it, though, Apple has done away with the virtual navigation grid in favor of strips.
|
|
I called Goodwill for the G.E.D. program, but they had done away with it, and they invited me to Excel.
|
|
The lion of old remains, though his body has been completely done away with, leaving just a confused-looking floating head.
|
|
People of Occupy ICE say they are protesting ICE's tactics, and say the agency should be done away with entirely. (KPTV)
|
|
Over the past few months, Maryland has banned foam food containers and New York state has done away with plastic bags.
|
|
Originally a fan of the Instagram DM heart, Furness said this ordeal convinced her it should be done away with altogether.
|
|
He wants to see the filibuster done away with, and a campaign aide tells me it's something he'll keep talking about.
|
|
Tiffany Masterson is another expert in the field who's done away with essential oils in her enormously popular brand, Drunk Elephant.
|
|
Though he won't hire H-1B workers, Hamilton says it's folly to think the visas can be done away with altogether.
|
|
Canada has already done away with its version of TPS for Haitians, making it more difficult to claim asylum, Dupuis says.
|
|
For example, the TPC score assumes that the itemized deduction for state and local taxes paid will be done away with.
|
|
On top of that, some store credit cards still partake in questionable practices that regular credit cards have done away with.
|
|
Often casual and spare, these innovative restaurants have done away with prix fixe staidness without sacrificing an iota of artful technique.
|
|
In short order, Prada had done away with the offending objects, apologized and vociferously declared its intention to focus on diversity.
|
|
In all, the new legislation has increased the standard deduction, done away with personal exemptions and trimmed individual income tax rates.
|
|
" "Although it recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that ;[y]ou can't force someone to work . . .
|
|
However, a survey found that just 30 of Denmark's 1,719 daycares had done away with swine or had switched to halal meat.
|
|
"And so it has got to either be done away with [or] it's got to be functionally reformed and taken care of."
|
|
Mr Xi's reforms had done away with the distinction by making clear that the party was an essential element of the government.
|
|
He did not think the sensor was stable on the elbow, an issue Motus says the smaller chip has done away with.
|
|
A contingent of medical examiners would like to see the coroner system done away with entirely, because it lacks standard qualification requirements.
|
|
These days, Apple has done away with the dedicated Genius Bar in favor of having roving employees to help with technical issues ...
|
|
A 2013 bipartisan effort to reform immigration would have done away with the program, but was killed by the Republican-led House.
|
|
Bernie Sanders, the two Democratic contenders still fighting for the nomination, have basically done away with traditional campaigning for the time being.
|
|
Additionally, under TSA the FAMS have done away with most if not all the previously high standards the once elite cadre had.
|
|
With a deft flick of his wrist he has done away with a genetically modified mosquito that was making a bid for freedom.
|
|
Even the sales tactics have gone high-tech, with Rex telling the Wall Street Journal that they've done away with casket sales floors.
|
|
Reforms in the past decade have done away with barristers' wigs and robes in most civil cases, and even at the Supreme Court.
|
|
The hope is that more Republicans will get on board with the American Health Care Act if the EHBs are done away with.
|
|
He has done away with a traditional stage altogether and instead delivers his performance atop a set of platforms hovering over the crowd.
|
|
Previously, Playboy had done away with nude photos, causing many to speculate on how it would remain relevant without its signature calling card.
|
|
London could once again show that where state powers are racist, they can be done away with and things won't completely fall apart.
|
|
Racial set-asides were done away with at the Brooklyn New School in the 1990s, when race-based admissions were coming under fire nationally.
|
|
Subsidies were done away with and the New Zealand dollar devalued so that the country might become a bigger part of the global economy.
|
|
Unrelated men and women are increasingly allowed to enter family sections of restaurants together, and public events have generally done away with such divisions.
|
|
"Subsidies on cooking gas for the poor and supply of free electricity to farmers cannot be done away with," the negotiator told the newspaper.
|
|
In the U.S., numerous organizations have done away with plastic bags or plastic straws in an effort to move toward more environmentally friendly options.
|
|
While other parties in France have sometimes done away with their logos for presidential elections, it is rare to drop a candidate's family name.
|
|
During his first hundred days in office, Trump has not done away with populist rhetoric, but he has acted almost entirely as a plutocrat.
|
|
Although the WWE has done away with intergender wrestling, presumably to cater to kid-friendly audiences, it still dots independent cards throughout the world.
|
|
The old program was to be done away with and in its place was the eloquently named The Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR).
|
|
Burger King restaurants throughout most of Europe have already done away with food preservatives amid an industry-wide shift toward healthier and organic ingredients.
|
|
RUNAWAY BOSSES As orders trickle in and some production lines grind to a halt, many businesses have cut hours and done away with overtime.
|
|
That's not really cool anymore, thankfully, and contemporary societies have almost entirely done away with the practise of people maiming each other for fun.
|
|
The internet has done away with that constraint, too, leading some artists to pile on the tracks in hopes of racking up the streams.
|
|
A slew of independent agencies would be done away with, while defense spending would go up by $22018 billion, under the president's proposed budget.
|
|
Following the current trend in smartphones, Apple has done away with the bezels on the iPhone X, offering an edge-to-edge 5.8-inch display.
|
|
Uber has done away with the logo it unveiled two years ago in favor of a new wordmark version that simply uses the company's name.
|
|
I can name a handful of brands that have recently done away with their lifetime warranties, but there's a reason why The North Face hasn't.
|
|
He knew how to cut a deal, and Korede knows that his skill with corruption would have done away with all of Ayoola's dirty deeds.
|
|
However, other conservatives view the treaty, which was signed in Kigali, Rwanda, as a leftover from the Obama administration that should be done away with.
|
|
The party rules have done away with winner-take-all contests, setting a threshold of 28503 percent of the vote in congressional districts and statewide.
|
|
The Pixel's dual-tone build has always been one of its distinguishing physical features, but Google has done away with that for this year's phone.
|
|
The city lets parents apply to any elementary school in the district, having done away with traditional school zoning in an effort to desegregate classrooms.
|
|
Much like Apple, Google has done away with the headphone jack on its new phones, so selling a pair of its own wireless headphones makes sense.
|
|
Though we've long done away with the Jim Crow laws depicted in Hidden Figures, black women in are still notoriously underrepresented in mathematical sciences, including physics.
|
|
His leverage is less his nuclear threat than Mr Trump's claim last year to have done away with it (after Mr Kim suspended his nuclear testing).
|
|
Only a few years ago, the ruling Justice and Development party could plausibly claim to have done away with torture, notes Andrew Gardner of Amnesty International.
|
|
While Clinton has been critical about racial bias in the application of capital punishment, she has come short of saying it should be done away with.
|
|
For a clue as to why they won't be done away with anytime soon, however, one needs only look to the temporary backdrop of the interviews.
|
|
The truth is, Grande could've faded away from the limelight, laid low for months, and done away with her distinctive look to somehow mask her celebrity.
|
|
Both parties have done away with any pretense of fiscal probity, so the national debt continues its stratospheric ascent, mortgaging our future and hamstringing future generations.
|
|
The new tech board has done away with government control of IPO quantity and pricing, allowing companies and underwriters to set prices based on market demand.
|
|
Ms. DeVos has relaxed or done away with dozens of regulations that have protected a free and appropriate education for special-needs children in public schools.
|
|
To be sure, some American companies pay less than the 21625 percent—often because of the loopholes that we would like to see done away with!
|
|
Ice bucket water and recycled air conditioner water is used for washing floors and general cleaning, and linen tablecloths and napkins have been done away with.
|
|
But he was also part of a group of lawmakers in 2013 who crafted a bipartisan immigration bill that would have done away with the program.
|
|
Its "vices against nature" law was done away with by a new penal code, another African country freeing itself from the policies inherited from its colonial masters.
|
|
Even as airlines have stripped down or done away with snacks, meals, and passenger dignity, one "freebie" remains for the hoi polloi in coach—a free beverage.
|
|
Seamless information access may not be enough to drive us to wear AR glasses any more than the convenience of Bluetooth headsets has done away with speakers.
|
|
Ms. Davis, for her part, does not believe that N.F.L. cheerleading should be done away with altogether — but that the N.F.L needs to adjust to the times.
|
|
The practice of bathing in milk, equine or otherwise, is something we — the non-Mariah Careys of the world — have largely done away with in present day.
|
|
Many sites, including Motherboard, have done away with comment sections in part due to the amount of vitriol directed at writers, particularly women, that they often contain.
|
|
"Until the male guardianship system is done away with, in law and in practice, women's rights in the kingdom cannot be realized," she said in a statement.
|
|
In Pakistan, Lord Macaulay's equal-opportunity conception of injury was done away with, and insulting the Prophet Muhammad was made into a specific crime above all others.
|
|
Senate Republicans, as part of the push to fill the higher-level courts with Trump's nominees, have done away with the consulting system for the appeals courts.
|
|
But even with those few scars lingering, having done away with the majority of those self-esteem-destroying depressions in my skin, I am one giddy acne survivor.
|
|
What he fails to note is that when it was finally done away with, it was artists, writers, and left-leaning politicians who spearheaded the effort to repeal.
|
|
It doesn't hurt that the show seems to have done away with traveling scenes altogether, with characters jumping from one end of Westeros to another in a blink.
|
|
Razer's done away with the unattractive Razer font that's appeared on every Razer device since the brand's inception, and instead gone for something that's actually easy to read.
|
|
Tesla has done away with the traditional instrument panel behind the steering wheel, moving everything in terms of information, climate controls and other input mechanisms to the touchscreen.
|
|
Most notably, in the premiere models, Apple has done away with the Mac's row of function keys and replaced it with a mini Retina display named, Touch Bar.
|
|
But because we're all grown up now, we've done away with the practice of shot dropping, because nobody wants to deal with that damn mess in their home.
|
|
Candidates were also able to qualify for previous debates by meeting a polling threshold; a fundraising requirement to appear on stage was done away with earlier this year.
|
|
Earlier rules that stipulated the number of donors a candidate must have were done away with before the party's February debates in New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
|
|
Mixed martial arts has largely done away with the shame of a fighter submitting, and sometimes it is best when a fighter simply knows that he is beaten.
|
|
Donald Trump's FCC has done away with net neutrality, which means that now ISPs are legally allowed to discriminate against traffic to certain sites, like, say, Twitter, or Netflix.
|
|
"She had to be done away with because she couldn't be bought off," said Manuel Delia, a blogger who described the 53-year-old Caruana Galizia as his mentor.
|
|
Google, however, says that it has done away with all of this thanks to a new protocol that uses Bluetooth but doesn't necessitate the usual Bluetooth connection setup process.
|
|
They've done away with the border adjustment tax, health care repeal is failing, and there are no politically-palatable alternatives to fill more than $1 trillion in missing revenue.
|
|
That plan would have done away with key parts of the law, including the individual mandate, subsidies for people who buy private health insurance, and the expansion of Medicaid.
|
|
And Malick's next film, Voyage of Time, has done away with plot altogether and gone straight to the source—it's an IMAX documentary about the history of the cosmos.
|
|
Like any job, I have bad days, but if I say anything negative about it, people use my words to suggest the entire profession should be done away with.
|
|
The White House instead pushed for a more sweeping overhaul of the immigration system that would have done away with family-based immigration and the diversity visa lottery program.
|
|
Some tell me these single-sex events are outmoded — so last century — and should be done away with because they mirror the exclusionary behavior that made victims of us.
|
|
This is especially key for this tax season, as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has done away with a slate of itemized deductions and doubled the standard deduction.
|
|
The ability to scan a business card is pretty useful, though, unless, of course, you've done away with business cards a long time ago and just use LinkedIn anyway.
|
|
But if you want to hear an emotive, considered, occasionally melancholy rock record from a band who seem to have gleefully done away with needless conventions, it's a treat.
|
|
Others, like the indestructible tardigrades (or water bears), have done away with the complex rubric of nerve fibers found in their Cambrian forebears, in favor of more minimalistic systems.
|
|
He explained that if the filibuster was done away with, the Senate could ostensibly become like the House of Representatives "You would have two Houses of Representatives," Reid said.
|
|
The tweet was in the form of a discussion between a child who asks what the Super Bowl was, and a grandparent explaining why it was done away with.
|
|
But the false hope that, at the very least, the people keeping separatist ideology alive will be dying off soon due to old age should also be done away with.
|
|
Although the CW soap has done away with many vestiges of the decades-old Archie Comics, which the series is based on, it's still playing into Betty's "Good Girl" history.
|
|
Mr McChrystal's advice on devolved power has its limits—no army, after all, has done away with hierarchies entirely, and even decentralised al-Qaeda was weakened by removing its leaders.
|
|
Of yeoman farmers, Jones said, "They are afraid if the slave system is done away with... the social order will be upset" and there will be a mixing of races.
|
|
The verdict reached on Saturday was a wholly political one, and any lingering suggestion of impartiality was done away with when hundreds, denied individual legal representation, were sentenced en masse.
|
|
San Francisco allows parents to apply to any elementary school in the district, having done away with traditional school zoning 18 years ago in an effort to desegregate its classrooms.
|
|
The amendment is one of hundreds proposed to the NDAA, and may be discarded by the House Rules Committee, which has often done away with amendments considered to be controversial.
|
|
Perhaps people are attracted to scammers because they have done away with the part of themselves that cares whether their truths are lies, leaving a covetable kind of false confidence.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some short-term U.S. tax policies meant mainly to help narrow business interests could be done away with, under plans disclosed on Tuesday by House of Representatives Republicans.
|
|
Didi, Lyft and Grab have done away with the cross-booking platforms the companies rolled out in China and the U.S. with much hype, as the costs outweighed the benefits.
|
|
Yet Ishikawa said some Japanese employers had done away with the requirement for wearing heels and allowed women to wear flat shoes after discussing the matter with their female workers.
|
|
Interestingly, Maverick has done away with 'likes' and instead offers points for various types of engagement, like posting a response to a challenge, posting a comment, or giving someone a badge.
|
|
Jones, Trump actually has done away with the family separation policy yet these rallies, they keep acting like it&aposs still in existence, it&aposs not, he did away with it.
|
|
It sounds implausibly optimistic, but the only way out of this dead end may be for Republicans to reform the ACA, even as they claim to have done away with it.
|
|
Many JROTC students take marksmanship courses and compete on rifle teams, though schools have done away with real firearms that use gunpowder, replacing them instead with air rifles that fire pellets.
|
|
Some of the red tape entangling all things industrial has been done away with: for example, foreign groups may now own as much as 49% in Indian ventures, up from 26%.
|
|
Under intense pressure to slash municipal spending, Atlantic City officials have already eliminated jobs and done away with perks that raised eyebrows, including cars that were available for City Council members.
|
|
But the table will need to get significantly larger to incorporate the United States and China if the Armistice agreement of 1953 is to be updated, altered, or done away with.
|
|
"Any procedure that is not mandated by law can in fact be delayed, postponed or done away with should the Authority be satisfied that other assurances are in place," he said.
|
|
Taking that into consideration, I have done something food historians and archivists would consider quite improper: I have done away with a geometry that is not considered beautiful in food now.
|
|
The conceit suits this veritable abattoir of a play in which children exist to be done away with: Why shouldn't these "weird sisters" function as an eerie reminder of that fact?
|
|
Some have suggested that women would make the biggest statement by simply not attending the big awards, or that the pre-event red carpet peacocking should be done away with altogether.
|
|
The backstop would be a way to avoid building a physical barrier with checkpoints for goods — the kind of barrier that the European Union has done away with inside the bloc.
|
|
But since 2011, legislatures in eight states have done away with it, arguing variously that it is unfair to third parties or that it keeps voters from scrutinizing each candidate's qualifications.
|
|
New Jersey has done away with cash bail, has a governor leading a national campaign to combat opioid addiction, and has a police chief in Camden who is reimagining community policing.
|
|
The Soviet Union encouraged the uprising but then declined to assist the Poles as they were slaughtered — in part because Moscow was happy to see Polish independence figures done away with.
|
|
The government has allowed up to 100 percent FDI in defense and done away with the requirement of "state of the art" technology while considering FDI cases of above 49 percent investment.
|
|
But even then, proms were spaces of exclusion: Black students were often barred from attending, and incredibly, some Southern schools have only done away with racially segregated proms within the last decade.
|
|
Three years later, Trump has largely done away with attempts to separate his own official and political roles, freely using the office to demean Democratic rivals who are challenging him in 2020.
|
|
Paper-based dispatch and scheduling has been done away with, and the departments will have customized analytics dashboards, giving them far better insights into how things are going with the complaint system.
|
|
The skinny repeal bill that went down Friday morning would have done away with Obamacare's individual mandate, which forces people who can afford insurance to buy it or pay a tax penalty.
|
|
For in 1973 a new family law in Italy had done away with the concept of illegitimacy, and in 1980 Italy's highest civil court agreed that she could take the name Puccini.
|
|
Given that so many personal deductions are being done away with in this new package, as we learned on Thursday, it's going to be very tough to get it through the Senate.
|
|
First, the rapid growth of direct flights from China to a raft of international destinations has done away with the need to stop in either city en route to a third destination.
|
|
The family believed the boy would return as Jesus four months later and tell his family which of society's institutions were corrupt and needed to be done away with, a witness said.
|
|
The real reason the bikini contest was done away with is that it's simply too explicit for our euphemistic era, where "strong" is the code word for skinny, and "healthy" for beautiful.
|
|
The family believed the boy would return as Jesus four months later and tell his family which of society's institutions were corrupt and needed to be done away with, a witness said.
|
|
Read more " _____ • David Remnick in The New Yorker: "During his first hundred days in office, Trump has not done away with populist rhetoric, but he has acted almost entirely as a plutocrat.
|
|
Schumer sponsored bipartisan legislation that led to the enactment of the diversity visa lottery in 1990, although a sweeping immigration bill he co-authored in 2013 would have done away with it.
|
|
When they came back with their second album, the band's sound was still characterised by strong rhythms but erred towards something poppier, though the guitars had not been done away with just yet.
|
|
The storage is now 21362492GB standard — Samsung's done away with the 21362493GB variant, leaving only the one on-board option, but letting users expand up to 21362494GB by way of a microSD slot.
|
|
At $40, available sometime this Fall, the new Sheet Storm will cost twice as much as the Skid Shot, but Jakks Pacific has done away with the awkward dual levers of the original.
|
|
He also noted it was "worrisome" that President Xi had done away with term limits, leaving him free to rule indefinitely, and that the United States' longstanding economic discussions with China had stalled.
|
|
Mr. Trump has done away with regular White House press briefings, replacing them with on-the-fly gaggles in which reporters often must hurl questions at him over the roar of Marine One.
|
|
Meanwhile, Harris County, home to Houston, has done away with cash bail for misdemeanors after a federal judge ruled the practice unconstitutional, and a similar lawsuit is pending for the felony courts there.
|
|
When our daughter declared that she'd outgrown our family ritual, I suspected that a classmate made her self-conscious about it, perhaps one whose parents had done away with reading books to them.
|
|
The National Association of Home Builders had raised concerns about the Republican plan to overhaul the tax code because it would have effectively done away with the mortgage interest deduction for millions of taxpayers.
|
|
Enter Evert ... who tells TMZ Sports both sides deserved blame for the altercation -- but ultimately, it proves the anti-coaching rule is stupid and should be done away with since EVERYONE breaks it anyway.
|
|
I've done away with that attack; it was installed in the OS. But if that attack injected an item into the firmware, wiping out the hard drive wouldn't remove the presence of the attack.
|
|
The postapocalyptic reality I fantasize about has done away with jacket copy, blurbs and bookstore shelf markings, and we all wander around in a happy daze, finding joy from the last things we expected.
|
|
Google has done away with the huge notch on the Google Pixel 133 XL, and instead the Pixel 4 XL has a relatively large forehead that looks a bit out of place in 2019.
|
|
Many of the thin and light laptops have done away with HDMI ports, however, so you're going to need an adapter to convert your laptop's video out port to HDMI (or whatever your TV accepts).
|
|
But if you want to hear an emotive, considered, occasionally melancholy rock record from a band who seem to have gleefully done away with needless conventions, go listen to the thing in full at NPR.
|
|
A month later, a documentary of survivors called I Am Jane Doe focused on Backpage, arguing that the safe harbor provision protecting Backpage from liability for ads on its sites should be done away with.
|
|
These days, engines are much more efficient and car makers, in some cases, have done away with the dipstick, sealing off the engine from owners and using sensors to monitor oil levels and oil life.
|
|
Although it recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that '[y]ou can't force someone to work ... in a situation in which they don't want to work.. '[i]t's slavery.
|
|
Several big cafe and restaurant chains have recently done away with plastic straws, or promised to do so, and the government of Scotland has said it will ban them by the end of next year.
|
|
To make that more attractive it has cut fees for its existing stock and bond index funds by around a third, which will save investors $47m annually, and done away with minimum investments across the board.
|
|
And Keefe said that "most diligent organizations" in the health-care industry have done away with identifying people using their Social Security numbers, although there's a simple thing consumers can do to fortify their health histories.
|
|
But with the new version, they've done away with the USB A functionality altogether, leaving you in a bad, bad place when you're looking to plug in your favorite keyboard or tried-and-true hard drive.
|
|
Shulkin must show that he is willing to tackle this challenge head on, and show critics that greater access to outside care does not mean that the VA will be privatized or done away with entirely.
|
|
Like other smartphones, the Essential Phone has done away with the feature, but the company has just launched its long-touted external headphone adapter and DAC, which magnetically snaps on to the back of your phone.
|
|
This year, we've done away with mainstage lectures, and we've created a series of more tightly focused discussion panels that give you a front-row seat to the biggest investors, founders and thought leaders in tech.
|
|
One reason I'd recommend this card over the Citi Prestige is that the Amex Platinum will soon gain valuable travel protections like trip delay insurance, while Citi has mostly done away with these on its cards.
|
|
Google has done away with its "blob" style smileys in favor of more traditional-looking (I guess?) smileys, and emoji that in general look more recognizable when compared with their equivalents on other platforms, including iOS.
|
|
California, which has 741 people awaiting execution, considered two conflicting proposals: one that would have done away with the death penalty and another that would have sped up the process of executing those on death row.
|
|
The blatantly sarcastic tone shows us Fiverr has not only retired and replaced the stale recruiting videos of the past but has also done away with conventional notions of what a company culture should be like.
|
|
China's diplomatic weakness was only the symptom of a full-body disease, the argument went: If the 22014 Revolution had done away with the antiquated system of imperial rule, China hardly was a modern country yet.
|
|
But none of these companies have done away with arbitration for other types of claims, such as race discrimination, nor have they agreed to drop companion clauses that prohibit class-action lawsuits or other group claims.
|
|
If Bannon had his way, it seems, all progress toward compelling Beijing to abandon the Kim regime would be done away with; and all because of one man's obsession with a glorious Sino-American trade war.
|
|
That means even if a Democrat is elected president and the party wins full control of Congress, Republicans would still have the ability to block legislation in the Senate unless the filibuster is done away with.
|
|
Filled with evocative characters—Forbes wrote a great deal for radio, and her ear for dialogue is sweet and snappy—the book's occasional sentimental strain wasn't done away with in John Van Druten's 1944 stage adaptation.
|
|
Other high-end smartphones have bright, edge-to-edge OLED displays, are using biometric sensors like iris scanners, or have done away with a physical home button, opting instead for fingerprint sensors on the backs of phones.
|
|
It might be wider than the previous generation, but Razer's done away with some of the sloping curves reminiscent of an Apple laptop, and instead embraced hard lines that look excellent with its all black aluminum unibody.
|
|
It's not like EA has done away with the series' standard Career Mode that lets you customize your experience — "The Journey" is just a nice bonus mode for those who want to experience a more involved story.
|
|
Last year was the first time the Turner had done away with its requirement that nominees be under 50 years old, which allowed the eventual winner — sculptor Lubaina Himid, who is in her 60s — to be eligible.
|
|
The most recent version from 2011 has done away with many former requirements, like the "real-life test" of first living publicly for a specific amount of time in your identified gender before obtaining medication and surgery.
|
|
The N.B.A., which in 2014 allowed players to wear uniforms with nicknames on the back for a selected game, has recently done away with home and road uniforms, giving teams an option of four uniforms to wear.
|
|
In Los Angeles, social-media-savvy underground chefs like Trap Kitchen and All Flavor No Grease have done away with the idea of gatekeepers altogether (both are part of a collective in South LA known as The Foodminati).
|
|
They are happy with the annual budget boost he gave them — to $716 billion this year from $585 billion in 2016 — and are pleased he has done away with what they considered micromanaging by Obama White House officials.
|
|
Instead, public schools in the Windy City will be joining countless schools in other cities and states across the country that have done away with Columbus Day in favor of holidays that honor indigenous people for their contributions.
|
|
Even though more artists are identifying as nonbinary, and theater awards in Canada and several American cities have done away with gendered prizes, there seems to be scant momentum in the bigger awards organizations to make the switch.
|
|
Amazon.com has done away with a controversial clause in its cloud computing contracts that prohibited customers from suing the company over patent infringement, according to an updated version of the Amazon Web Services customer agreement released on Thursday.
|
|
While Miss America 2.0 had done away with much of the pageantry, it had replaced the glittering gowns and swimsuit round with the kind of TV tropes that, to me, felt out of place in the rebranded competition.
|
|
Back in October 2015, we had 40 states that were not exempting menstrual products from sales tax; five that had already done away with it, for particular political reasons; and five that just didn't have sales tax at all.
|
|
The bottom line is that the Senate wants the program dismantled, the House wants the program done away with and taxpayers are sick and tired of business as usual in Washington and deserve to see Congress do its job.
|
|
Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican who has been an ardent critic of Trump, noted in a tweet Wednesday that the Gang of Eight bill, had it been signed into law, would have done away with the diversity visa program.
|
|
The context: In some cities around the world, waitstaff are expensive enough that they've been done away with, turning even nicer restaurants into Chipotle-style cafeterias where diners order at a counter, grab utensils, and bus their own table.
|
|
The revamp, which Djokovic says was necessary because of flagging interest in the competition from players and media, has upset many because it has largely done away with the much-loved "home" ties that were so important to nations.
|
|
Preset security questions that a user is forced to fill out, like "what high school did you attend," are easily discovered by hackers via a simple Google search (as Sarah Palin once painfully discovered) and should be done away with entirely.
|
|
The transparent elements, while not as ubiquitous in iOS, are still present there too—particularly in the iOS 12 beta, which has done away with the garish white panels in the notification center and embraced a dark and translucent look.
|
|
In terms of how it's gone in a nutshell: Over the last two legislative sessions, in 2016 and 2017, 24 states have introduced legislation or otherwise debated the issue on their legislative floor; four have successfully done away with the tax.
|
|
Twenty-eight states, including Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky and Michigan, have adopted RTW laws—and some states have done away with collective-bargaining rights for certain public-sectors workers such as teachers in Tennessee, municipal employees in Oklahoma and farmworkers in Maine.
|
|
Samsung's done away with the two different size configurations this time out, which removes a little of the signal to noise from past versions, instead simply sticking with the 9.7-inch model — the better to compare itself to Apple with.
|
|
Addressing this question — since private insurance would effectively be done away with under Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all proposal — has been central to the current Democratic debate over health care, though Harris's responses have been somewhat muddled until this point.
|
|
"I can promise you one thing: I will ... do everything to ensure that ORF is reformed, finally becomes a public institution, finally reports objectively and in a neutral way, and that the coercive fee is done away with," Strache said.
|
|
We aren't creating those players, and part of the problem has been the property speculation — green spaces have been done away with, they are trying to bring in laws that limit beach football, so that doesn't allow for street footballers.
|
|
And we should be careful with credit here — Walmart in particular has been guilty of violating state law around giving employees any breaks at all, while Lyft and the broader gig economy have done away with the idea of downtime.
|
|
Heating, ventilating and lighting a 19th-century building to the same design standards as a new build would have led to bankruptcy; the courtyard theatre celebrates the building's character and allows much of the expensive mechanical plant to be done away with.
|
|
For the past few years, TechCrunch's Crunchies Awards — the closest thing Silicon Valley has to the Oscars — has done away with Silicon Valley insiders as emcees and replaced them with comedians, in search of a little extra star power for the awards night.
|
|
"Yes, I'd like to think so too, but you cannot escape the conclusion that the people you used to work for before — the Koch brothers — said this is one of their biggest issues they wanted to have done away with," Hirono said.
|
|
Consequently, the suggested dichotomy between local and global, as articulated in the exhibition title, raises more questions than it answers — as Grey Director and exhibition curator Lynn Gumpert herself admits in the accompanying catalogue — and could have been done away with altogether.
|
|
Ms. Jayaraman pointed to an analysis by her group showing that tipped workers, including the most highly paid tipped workers, typically earn more in the seven states that have done away with the tipped-worker minimum wage than in the states that haven't.
|
|
Currie told the Clarion Ledger that the board would have the same duties but less control over what types of projects receive funding; in his MPB interview, White said the present legislation dictates the board would be done away with on July 1.
|
|
And while the State Department has also done away with emergency and security messages, it will still issue alerts for things like hurricanes and terrorist incidents, which you can sign up for through its Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), and read at Travel.state.gov.
|
|
It comes in the context of a seemingly endless battle for the city's past as canals have been paved over, historic teak houses demolished and entire neighborhoods done away with as a new Bangkok of tall buildings and highways takes their place.
|
|
That's the big takeaway from a Keefe, Bruyette & Woods report issued over the weekend, which looks at the prospects and ramifications of bringing back Glass-Steagall, legislation that put a wall between commercial and investment banking but was done away with in the late 1990s.
|
|
He was inspired by William Luther Pierce's 1978 futuristic white nationalist novel The Turner Diaries, which depicts a right-wing insurrection against a tyrannical, overreaching government that devolves into a nuclear tinged race war in which Jews, gays and non-whites are done away with.
|
|
"This mentality - that you can get away with murder in the name of honor - it has to be done away with," said Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, whose documentary on honor killings "A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness" won an Oscar this year.
|
|
It has been hollowed out as trade and technology have done away with most of the well-paid jobs once available to Americans without a college degree, tipping many of them into a service economy of low wages, uncertain hours and little job security.
|
|
A couple companies had done away with them already, but all the big guys (AT&T, Verizon) finally made it less terrible from a friction standpoint or whatever you want to call it to lease or finance your phone rather than buy it outright.
|
|
Congress has done away with earmarks, the spending projects lawmakers tucked in spending bills for their states, and committee chairmen are not the imposing barons they were before power flowed almost entirely from the leadership, as it does today in the House and the Senate.
|
|
In a piece for Broadly, Diana Tourjée outlined some of the most pernicious changes that are facing transgender Americans today: Trump has done away with Obama-era executive orders, attacked medical care for the trans population, and redefined gender as the binary male and female.
|
|
What became clear was that the intervening Western powers may have done away with Qaddafi, but they also left a space in which his vile regime could live on by another name, a space in which the former ideologues who prospered during his rule could re-emerge.
|
|
And so at Aurora — the buzzy self-driving startup company most recently estimated to be valued at $2.5 billion — CEO Chris Urmson said the company has done away with meetings for its engineers in the morning hours altogether, at least for those working on the East Coast.
|
|
Editorial New York could soon join seven other states that have done away with the unjust policy of letting employers pay waiters, bartenders and other tipped workers less than the minimum wage, a move that would help lift thousands of low-income families out of poverty.
|
|
These questions are heated enough that last spring, state AGs and consumer advocates rose up in opposition to a proposed American Law Institute restatement of the law of consumer contracts that, in their view, would have done away with the requirement that consumers assent to arbitration.
|
|
He said he had already done away with the high-level corruption that was rampant in previous governments, but said it was crucial to draw a bright line between criminal elements and authorities so that the two sides do not mingle as they had in the past.
|
|
How to block specific websites on Google ChromeYou used to be able to set up a supervised Google account to control and supervise what your kids could access through a Chrome browser, but Google has since done away with the feature in favor of Google Family Link.
|
|
Although it recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that '[y]ou can't force someone to work ... in a situation in which they don't want to work,' the Court's ruling requiring Kesha to work for Gottwald's companies, purportedly without his involvement, does just that.
|
|
Those elements were present in a massive Beijing press conference held earlier today (including a trio of new smartphones that have done away with the headphone jack, in favor of USB-C), but the true highlight came when a visibly emotional CEO Jia Yueting unveiled the LeSEE concept car.
|
|
Due to a slew of recent changes in tax law, many deductions and other allowances have been altered (or done away with altogether), and there's a chance you may get a smaller refund this year or even end up owing the government, as some people are already discovering.
|
|
In addition, the suggestion that the immigration courts could be done away with altogether would likely fly in the face of the Constitution and a host of domestic and international laws that bestow rights on everyone in the US and crossing the border, regardless of whether they are citizens.
|
|
To make matters worse, bettors usually only have the same information that everybody else does, so they are either making the mistake of betting based on anecdotal evidence, or based on the same polls (that in our imaginary world we have done away with) that everybody else is viewing.
|
|
And that to ignore some of those principles, to read some of those principles out of history, to assume that those principles can be destroyed at will, and that we can maintain the upper levels of a building whose foundations we've just done away with—I think that's a mistake.
|
|
Jeff Flake, who was a member of the immigration Gang of 8 along with Schumer, reminded Trump that their 2013 attempt to reform the nation's immigration system would have done away with the Diversity Visa Program: In response to a Fox & Friends segment on the topic, soon after his initial tweet:
|
|
At a time when Banana Republic has done away with pink and blue distinctions in a children's line, some high schools have stopped using graduation gowns with different colors for boys and girls, and unisex is de rigueur in fashion, gender-blurring baby names are on the rise among American parents.
|
|
When Black took the stage, she gave a few hurried explanations and disclaimers before launching into "Celebrity Death Match," which she described as an edited diary entry wherein all the names of real people are replaced with celebrities' names and all the most indulgently self-pitying bits are done away with.
|
|
A lot of new players might be discovering Pokémon's main series for the first time, too, thanks to Pokémon Go, and basically Sun and Moon provide a very good jumping off point, having done away with some of the more head-scratching mechanics of the series that old-timers take for granted.
|
|
"Although (the court) recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that '(y)ou can't force someone to work ... in a situation in which they don't want to work,' the Court's ruling requiring Kesha to work for Gottwald's companies, purportedly without his involvement, does just that," he alleged.
|
|
"This takes the threat of yet another debt-ceiling drama off the table for two years, by which time many of us fervently hope that a set of rational politicians will have taken office and this whole pointless recurring drama will be done away with," said Marshall Gittler, chief strategist at ACLS Global.
|
|
Stay tuned tomorrow for much more from that interview, where other discussion areas included whether lock-up periods might eventually be done away with in traditional IPOs, why VCs are suddenly so motivated to bang the drum on direct listings, and what really went wrong with Google's auction-style offering back in 2004.
|
|
"Although it recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that '[y]ou can't force someone to work...in a situation in which they don't want to work,' the court's ruling requiring Kesha to work for Gottwald's companies, purportedly without his involvement, does just that," her appeal states, per E!
|
|
"As violence against women in fiction reaches a ridiculous high, the Staunch Book Prize invites thriller writers to keep us on the edge of our seats without resorting to the same old clichés — particularly female characters who are sexually assaulted (however 'necessary to the plot'), or done away with (however ingeniously)," its website states.
|
|
" Given that nearly all of our peer nations have done away with the death penalty and that most of the nations executing people as enthusiastically as we do are oppressive autocracies -- Saudi Arabia, China, Iran and Pakistan -- it's hard to argue that execution is not, in a democratic nation ostensibly committed to human rights norms, "unusual.
|
|
Obviously the person who filed this complaint is a dinosaur and will become extinct in the near future, but his complaints do serve as a useful cultural temperature gauge for a military that has not only done away with the policy of "don't ask don't tell" recently, but now allows trans service members to serve openly.
|
|
"Although it (the court) recognized that 'slavery was done away with a long time ago' and that '(y)ou can't force someone to work... in a situation in which they don't want to work,' the court's ruling requiring Kesha to work for Gottwald's companies, purportedly without his involvement, does just that," Kesha's attorney Mark Geragos wrote.
|
|
His policy would not shield offenders from federal law enforcement agents, such as those from the Drug Enforcement Administration, said Widney Brown, managing director of policy at Drug Policy Alliance, which advocates for decriminalization in the U.S. And the policy could be done away with if a new district attorney is elected in a few years.
|
|
And the question of the statute of limitations––there are some states now which have done away with the statute of limitations for serious sexual assault, and I think New York, which is where this allegation by a woman who was 13 [who accused Trump of rape] was filed—it was a civil lawsuit against Trump.
|
|
These new versions of Jell-O snacks (four gelatin flavors and four pudding flavors) have done away with butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) as a preservative, perhaps because BHA is banned in European countries and Japan, and because it's been linked to insomnia, increased appetite, loss of energy, liver and kidney damage, fetal abnormalities, mental and physical retardation, cancer and baldness.
|
|
The five-course lunches have been done away with, but that evening, I sat down to a lengthy meal similar to what Capote and Dunphy would have enjoyed — starting with a delicious tomato-and-eggplant risotto and ending with a traditional pastiera cake — all cooked and served by Ms. Di Lustro and her middle-aged daughters.
|
|
Van Hove, set on modernizing the show, has completely done away with it, debuting in its place new work by the avant-garde, 20183-year-old Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, whose 22018 "Rosas Danst Rosas" (which included four female dancers on chairs performing deceptively simple, repetitive movements) first put her on the international map.
|
|
It wasn't a filibuster — Reid had done away with those for cabinet nominees in 22016 — but a kind of sit-in: an effort to draw attention to the vote in hopes of further overloading the Senate office buildings' phone lines and nudging off the fence one of several Republican senators who had been identified, perhaps wishfully, as potentially persuadable.
|
|
Yes, Hunt said he still wanted a chance to prove himself, and of course he said he wanted to his achieve his "goals and dreams" and become the "best fighter on the planet again," but the real delight in Hunt's response came after he'd done away with all the athlete pabulum and struck a blow for humanity and cold inevitability.
|
|
Yes, it seems Apple has finally done away with headphone jacks and cumbersome wires to introduce us to the headphones of tomorrow (though for those of us who prefer to live in the past — or just lack the money to spring for AirPods — the iPhone 7 does come with a pair of wired AirPods that plug in through the Lightning port).
|
|
The Edge browser ships with Windows 10, and is designed as a more modern replacement for its legacy browser IE. The browser has done away with support for older technology like ActiveX and Browser Helper Objects, and instead focuses on newer features like Cortana integration, the ability to write directly on web pages, a distraction-free reading mode, and more.
|
|
Another angle: The Trump administration had all but done away with formal press briefings until recently, when the president himself began holding court on the coronavirus — and making plenty of objectively false claims — on live TV. Closer look: Data that tracks fevers across the U.S. offers new evidence that social distancing restrictions may be working, potentially reducing hospital overcrowding and lowering death rates.
|
|
Rep. Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyKennedy to challenge Markey in Senate primary Senate Democrats introduce legislation to limit foreign interference in elections Young insurgents aren't rushing to Kennedy's side in Markey fight MORE III (D-Mass.), who is mulling a Senate bid, suggested Thursday that both the Senate filibuster and Electoral College need to be changed or done away with.
|
|
"Ex-Im has a long history of cronyism and corruption that is well-known to many in the Trump Administration, and while we hoped it would be done away with, the administration now has taken on the almost impossible challenge of reforming a federal agency whose mission has been to pick winners and losers with taxpayer dollars," spokesman Doug Sachtleben said in a statement to Reuters.
|
|
I'm certainly up for new ways to access traditional TV. (Hulu, which is launching its own pay TV bundle this spring, has done away with the standard cable TV grid, which sounds like a nothingburger unless you're an old like me and are used to finding TV that way.) And at a bare minimum, the fact that internet TV isn't geographically constrained, like traditional pay TV is, is worth applauding.
|
|
Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal On The Money: Fed poised to give Trump boost with rate cut | Parties unable to reach deal in Trump tax return lawsuit | New York opens investigation into Capital One data breach Outgoing Senate Budget chair unveils plans to replace Budget Committee MORE (R-Wyo.), recently suggested that the committee should be done away with altogether.
|
|
Kelly has done away with "meeting crashers," the West Wing aides who showed up for meetings uninvited, according to a White House aide, but he has not been able to curb Trump's practice of adding and subtracting advisers to meetings throughout the day or of turning scheduled gatherings into freewheeling discussions of subjects that suit his interests — including those suggested to him by his coterie of outside advisers, including Fox News host Sean Hannity.
|
|
It's based on the powerful CryEngine and is completely free for developers to use — it's just that they have to buy any necessary... For the past few years, TechCrunch's Crunchies Awards — the closest thing Silicon Valley has to the Oscars — has done away with Silicon Valley insiders as emcees and replaced them with comedians,... You might think NASA is a big bureaucratic agency that only operates according to rules, regulations, and process — and you'd mostly be right.
|
|
In a 2010 article in the Wall Street Journal, reporter Katy McLaughlin documented how the move toward eating in concrete boxes coincided with a shift in decor and other design features, turning many restaurants into "noise traps": Upscale restaurants have done away with carpeting, heavy curtains, tablecloths, and plush banquettes gradually over the decade, and then at a faster pace during the recession, saying such touches telegraph a fine-dining message out of sync with today's cost-conscious, informal diner.
|
|