Suicide isn't "the easy way out" and shouldn't be mocked.
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Prison, Blanchard said, was the "easy way out" for her.
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Housing affordability is terrible and there's no easy way out.
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We can't let the department choose the easy way out.
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I've never been one to take the easy way out.
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On this front, Apple isn't taking the easy way out.
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Because Democratic leadership chose to take the easy way out.
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The easy way out often ends up being the hardest.
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We're not going to give you the easy way out.
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He died as he lived – taking the easy way out.
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Will I feel ashamed about taking the easy way out?
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Expect pushback, of course; you're blocking their easy way out.
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It's seen as the easy way out, but it's not.
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My interest was not in creating an easy way out.
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I don't particularly see an easy way [out of it].
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I took the easy way out and put together a salad.
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A smarter approach would be to take the easy way out.
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Blaming a person's physique or gender is the easy way out.
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I prayed for breastfeeding to give me an easy way out.
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So, let's face the facts: There is no easy way out.
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Conflating consensual S&M with pathology is the easy way out.
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There is an easy way out of the crisis in shipping.
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Life is hard, but I'm not taking the easy way out.
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In short, there is no easy way out for China's banks.
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Because three or four would be taking the easy way out.
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People often say it's "the easy way out," but it's not.
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Hopefully, he will take the easy way out, as Nixon did.
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I don't see an easy way out of that one, either.
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They took a detour and an easy way out of that.
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All this adds up to a situation with no easy way out.
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Odd as it may seem, governments are taking the easy way out.
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It's tempting to take the easy way out — technologically, financially, and morally.
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Putin took the easy way out and declined to call Kadyrov's bluff.
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"There is no easy way out of this difficult situation," he said.
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There is no easy way out for the party at this point.
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After much deliberation, Divac decided not to take the easy way out.
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Challenging him, Harbaugh told Lynch that approach was the easy way out.
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She knows she has an easy way out, but she remains resolute.
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Of course, one easy way out is mass carnage — just kill everyone off.
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There's no easy way out, and it's hard to make a clean break.
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For Kim Kardashian West, gestational surrogacy was anything but the easy way out.
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I've caved into what seems to be the easy way out and wasn't.
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It must have been nice to take the easy way out like that.
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While Horowitz conducted a thorough investigation, he clearly took the easy way out.
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Dean Heller There's no easy way out of the box Heller is in.
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I learned that Ray doesn't take short cuts or the easy way out.
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She thinks Trump is taking the "easy way out" by not debating pic.twitter.
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Time and again, we have seen public officials take the easy way out.
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Flake is taking a stand, but he's also taking the easy way out.
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Which is to say that shock might actually be the easy way out.
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Still, sometimes a nagging voice whispers that he took the easy way out.
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I hate to take the easy way out, but we'll find out by November.
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The easy way out of this problem is, of course, to end the filibuster.
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I've caved in to what seems to be the easy way out and wasn't.
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But the merger agreement they signed had given Energy Transfer no easy way out.
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Morse told the Post that she felt the congressman took the "easy way out."
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Having reached this point by feeding his base, Trump has no easy way out.
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The nation's elite shouldn't have any special license to take the easy way out.
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That may be the easy way out, but it's not a complete educational experience.
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But actually, it's a practical thing to do—and it's the easy way out.
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Just took the easy way out tonight and obviously didn't show up at all.
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Whatever you do, don't take the easy way out — that only brings temporary pleasure.
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The easy way out has been to blame Netflix — they have been the scapegoat.
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However, Epstein died as he lived, taking the easy way out without any responsibility.
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The simple fact here is this: There's no easy way out of this politically.
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But god bless Rashad Evans, the man is indifferent to the easy way out.
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I've caved in to what seems to be the easy way out and clearly wasn't.
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So I'm glad that I finally realized that the surgery wasn't the easy way out.
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Jabbari: Finding an easy way out is an inherent part of the male Caribbean experience.
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But psychologists warn that to forgive is no panacea, no easy way out of pain.
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It doesn't mean you are an accomplice; it just means you chose the easy way out.
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But too often Minnesota lazily inches towards the "GREEN" call because it's an easy way out.
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"It's the easy way out, but Congress should do this," Trump told reporters at the time.
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On the go, you may choose to take the easy way out and eat fast food.
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This is an easy way out resulting in a banal explanation of the world as terrifying.
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Kim is also worried that she would be taking the easy way out, which Natalie dismisses completely.
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After the storm, investors swarmed the market, offering troubled homeowners an easy way out, largely in cash.
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Averie always finds a way and is never cut any slack or given an easy way out.
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"There's no easy way out of this for the government," says Darrell Bricker of Ipsos, a pollster.
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That would be the easy way out, a neat ending to a show that's been anything but.
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Or maybe that's just passing the buck, and taking the easy way out on a hard question.
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A historian on the committee argued that changing the shield would be taking the easy way out.
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In the imagination of some Democrats, Ms. Winfrey might offer an easy way out of those problems.
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For too long, we have taken the easy way out by shipping our excess recyclables to China.
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You could take the easy way out with some help from a slow cooker or Instant Pot.
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It's difficult and dispiriting but occasionally it's the only easy way out of an untenable, intolerable situation.
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"I know some people describe the surgery as an easy way out, but it's very difficult," says Barboza.
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And if we take the easy way out now, what will we do when life gets tough again?
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But the quake knocked out water supplies and sewer systems and left people with no easy way out.
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Parly dismissed those charges and said it was the easy way out by some politicians to blame France.
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An easy way out was to just flooding, but I decided that these are very valuable real estate.
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I believe that I took the easy way out by waiting for the lottery to bail me out.
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"Anyone that says or thinks it is just the easy way out is just completely wrong," said Kardashian West.
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"Bernie Sanders takes the easy way out, appeals to the base, and says 'I'll ban all fracking,'" Rendell said.
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I took the easy way out for the final project, hastily making a board game tangentially related to sex.
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One new mother is shattering the idea that giving birth via cesarean section means taking the easy way out.
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Some of them took the easy way out - hitching a ride on the back of a 3.5m python. pic.twitter.
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You're right that it's the easy way out of your crippling debt, but there's nothing wrong with that route.
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You don't think they are tempted to take the easy way out because that is tolerated in the organization?
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"As a politician the easy way out is to say, 'I'm pro-life and I'm against abortion,'" he said.
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The end of Judy feels like it's taking the easy way out by romanticizing Garland's addiction for the audience.
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They gave the president several options, and he realized there was no easy way out of his self-imposed mess.
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When it's time to take off our makeup, we typically take the easy way out and use a makeup wipe.
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For most companies, once they have moved their data and applications into the AWS environment, there's no easy way out.
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Given all of the above, it seems like there is an easy way out for Republicans: Just find another judge.
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In a lot of ways, it's arguably because something may be so groundbreaking that it represents the easy way out.
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Abortion is society's easy way out — its way of avoiding grappling with the fundamental injustices driving women to abortion clinics.
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"Many firms took the easy way out so they don't offend anyone," said David Nelson, chief strategist at Belpointe Asset Management.
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Taking the easy way out and purchasing pre-chopped fruit and vegetables instead of buying them whole is huge money waster.
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We never cashed out, we never sold out, we never took the easy way out, cause ItsTheReal has never been easy.
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But Mr. Bradshaw's flatness is also free of judgment, which does not give characters or the audience any easy way out.
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Busing students, rather than improving disenfranchised schools, is the easy way out of solving the issue of schools not performing well.
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So they are taking the easy way out -- one that turns out to be very costly for the rest of us.
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They have taken the easy way out: showboating and complaining instead of working on a solution to stabilize the health-insurance market.
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Proper recognition for the contributions Durant has consistently made as a Warrior, while taking the supposed "easy way out," is long overdue.
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The third burglar takes the easy way out, running off with what appears to be a duffel bag -- no heavy lifting required.
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It was not easy by any means, but often paying someone else to do a difficult job is the easy way out.
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Instead, it is a calculated, even cowardly move by a cultural institution looking for an easy way out of a tough decision.
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What's more, Jessa and Adam work well together, so it doesn't seem like there will be an easy way out of this one.
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The WTO option may seem like an easy way out for post-Brexit Britain, but that road is in reality covered with bumps.
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Political figures take the easy way out Politicians such as Donald Trump and Ted Cruz harness the attacks to advance their own ambitions.
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"Having a gestational carrier is definitely different, but anyone who says or thinks it's the easy way out is completely wrong," she notes.
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"You hopped onto a 73-9 team and he took the easy way out in my mind," Garrett said on 92.3 The Fan.
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"Having a gestational carrier is definitely different, but anyone who says or thinks it's the easy way out is completely wrong," she wrote.
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For another, I consider a commitment to facing hard choices as opposed to taking the easy way out an important value in itself.
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Handing a gift card over to a loved one this holiday season might make you feel like you took the easy way out.
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There has been no easy way out for many of the more than four million Syrians who have fled their country since 2012.
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" Brogdon added: "I'm a guy that's all about not trying to take the easy way out or get out of things too early.
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The fight to diversify New Mexico's economy isn't the easy way out, but a brighter economic future for our families is worth it.
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The only way to avoid that would be to keep everybody in jail as long as possible, but that's the easy way out.
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There is no easy way out of the Trump era, but there is a way forward, and it is not through hopeless pessimism.
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But we all swore a Hippocratic oath to do no harm, and the easy way out is always not the most ethical one.
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This is a vise, that is squeezing ever tighter by the moment, and Collins is caught in it with no easy way out.
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Despite these transformative results, Porter said he's subjected to shaming from people who believe his operation was the easy way out of morbid obesity.
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But it's not that Barra is taking the easy way out, simply shedding money-losing operations and hoping to cut her way to profitability.
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But there are so many other ways Elsa could have found herself — making her character have an affair felt like the easy way out.
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An American trapped on a quarantined cruise ship off Japan is starting to wonder if getting the virus might be the easy way out.
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Wearing an all black outfit and pair of cat ears on Halloween is more of an easy way out than a classic Halloween costume.
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It will be fascinating to see how he handles himself here, as the easy way out would be to kill both Jadis and Simon.
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So when it comes to hair, we're all about taking the easy way out, which means a ponytail or an easy air-dried style.
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However you feel about the final episodes of this show I don't think anybody will ever accuse us of taking the easy way out.
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We like taking the easy way out—we like handing over responsibility, we like being offered shortcuts that mean we don't have to think.
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This felt like an easy way out of the more complicated issues that Diana's whiteness and privilege raised for Cheryl and her friend Tamara.
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A "professional C.E.O.," one without such a huge stake in the company, would be tempted to try the easy way out, the executive suggested.
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But I wonder if this is missing a broader point about what's driving all the anxiety and the search for an easy way out.
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Restorative justice has its skeptics, but Cowie said the idea that it's a "soft" option, or an easy way out for offenders, is wrong.
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And however flawed this ballet is — its inherent drama is both its blessing and its trap — Ms. Lovette doesn't take the easy way out.
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An opinion for fairness and against exclusion would be too risky, so Garland took the easy way out and opted for the safe route.
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Despite this, the student Neu had a relationship with told BuzzFeed News that Neu took the "easy way out" by quitting rather than being fired.
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Yet in an impasse without any obvious or easy way out, a general election may well be the best of a dismal set of options.
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Hargate didn't want to take the easy way out, his dad said, instead often choosing to complete the toughest of the more than 100 badges.
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"Anyone that says or thinks it is just the easy way out is just completely wrong," Kardashian West told Entertainment Tonight of surrogacy in November.
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He literally tore strips from me for underestimating my own potential, for taking the easy way out by not taking something tough but achievable seriously.
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During the 40-minute press conference Northam calmly rejected the pleas for him to leave office, suggesting doing so would be the easy way out.
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Whoever says weight-loss surgery is the easy way out is crazy because this has really been one of the hardest things I've ever done.
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I'm sure the filmmakers have a good reason for taking the easy way out, but "Yesterday" is more of a novelty earworm than a classic.
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But rather than taking the easy way out by explicitly discussing politics in her novels, Kelly posits, Austen buried her politics in deeply hidden codes.
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With a white mother, he didn't carry the baggage of enslavement that discomfits those white Americans looking for an easy way out of the race conversation.
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If Republicans take the easy way out, they will soon find out that half a loaf of Obamacare won't work any better than the whole thing.
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Crawford says Amir essentially "took the easy way out" -- because Terence was finally starting to open up and the beating was only going to get worse.
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Following Conyers resignation, Morse said she thinks the 88-year-old took the "easy way out," adding that she thinks he resigned to escape further scrutiny.
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Yet, rather than face the post-election censure that may have accompanied his following of Justice Department rules and guidelines, Comey took the easy way out.
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By allowing the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution condemning Israeli settlement building, the outgoing president took the easy way out at their expense.
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Selina takes the easy way out over and over again, even when it means blaming an accidental sexually explicit tweet on Chinese hackers, just to avoid embarrassment.
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If you are willing to do whatever it takes to reach the goal rather than looking for the easy way out, you are on the right track.
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"I'm guilty of compromising too often, choosing the easy way out, and I all too often put my career and welfare ahead of my principles," he said.
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"I heard so many things from within the queer community about bisexuality being a cop-out or bulls— or the easy way out or something," he said.
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So rather than take the easy way out and try out his book, TB 12 Method, I went for the gold and just did everything he does.
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In fact, despite its reputation as a "get out of jail free" card, the insanity defense has never been an easy way out — or easy to get.
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There's a sense that if we don't take the hardest possible road, it's the easy way out, and we are less than worthy if we choose it.
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These are the questions the film seems to be trying to answer — but instead of making a meaningful point, it takes a mind-numbingly easy way out.
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And that is really the moment of truth for most runners in the race, because ... there is no easy way out except making it to the finish line.
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There is no easy way out for China's banks To prepare for write-offs, banks have been raising equity; their loss-absorbing capital is about 11% of assets.
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With no easy way out in the fine print of the merger agreement, Energy Transfer has turned to unorthodox methods to encourage Williams and its shareholders to reconsider.
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But the U.K.'s unique political quandary at the moment means sterling has no easy way out in any of the possible scenarios to arise before the deadline.
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"It's the easy way out, but Congress should do this," Trump told reporters on Friday, adding that any declaration would likely face months of court challenges from Democrats.
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And while Trump later said he would stand behind Jackson in whatever he decides, his comments have essentially provided Jackson with an easy way out of the nomination.
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Put another way: He's been given the easy way out, not ever truly being held accountable for Dylan Farrow's narrative — even after she wrote that heartbreaking Times piece.
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The mayor puts the blame squarely on the e-commerce giant for failing to address locals' concerns and taking the easy way out by dropping the move altogether.
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So, it seems the easy way out was to end the program that Thiel was part of, start a new one with a different name, and bye bye relationship.
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Yet Mr Turnbull's "inability to deal firmly with Joyce", says Norman Abjorensen of the Australian National University, suggests there will be no easy way out should tensions arise again.
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Experts say the cuts are intended to ensure that the automatic spending levels do not become an easy way out for lawmakers reluctant to wrestle with thorny appropriations bills.
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She encountered a persistent stigma against migrants in general—who are seen, she said, as taking the "easy way out"—and returnees in particular, who are stigmatized as criminals.
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And even though I'm in my late 30s and just finishing college or attempting to do that now, it's never too late and there really is no easy way out.
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Contrary to claims often made by anti-abortion groups that abortion is "the easy way out," none of the women in the waiting room are getting abortions out of convenience.
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Escape rooms, in which paying participants are locked in a room and must solve puzzles against the clock to secure their release, are explicitly about not having an easy way out.
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That was very much a part of the film and to not indulge in the easy way out and hear a big Nazi speech so we can all root against them.
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That means the easy way out for GOP elected officials around the country looking to say nice things about Trump is to lavish some praise on the bottom of the ticket.
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And many members are likely relieved that they were; it's the politically easy way out of a very hard issue that does, after all, have substantial political risk attached to it.
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What parents need to know The biggest concern is cheating: If your kid decides to use this app as an easy way out of homework, they'll lose a lot of learning.
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"It's the easy way out, but Congress should do this," he said, adding he would "rather not" declare an emergency as it could face court challenges delaying wall construction for months.
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Ms. Stronach, 21, has countersued, asserting that her father has spent excessively, though she said she does not want to take the easy way out and sell the land to developers.
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I didn't come to that decision because I was looking for an "easy way out"; it was because I didn't have access to paid leave, affordable child care or family support.
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Her story is a reminder of just how powerful our bodies can be, as well as a reminder that C-section births aren't the "easy way out" — despite what some may believe.
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Many people still think that C-sections are "the easy way out," but as Grammer's post points out, your body can still go through a lot, no matter how you give birth.
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Potential savings: $123 a month About two-thirds of Americans take the easy way out on their tax bill, opting for the standard deduction, a deduction you can take no-questions-asked.
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When you employ Brock Lesnar and John Cena, that's the easy way out, but leaning on heroic beefcake that much has led to an oversimplification that has sometimes made WWE look archaic.
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If he wants to avoid a chaotic 4-4 split in this extremely politicized case in the middle of a hotly contested election, the standing issue gives him an easy way out.
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Laurie says that Thomas took the easy way out by becoming a skeptic while Judas did the harder work of setting the crucifixion in motion (and then committing suicide, by the way).
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Now, the easy way out of this conversation for conservatives like me is to simply call for the elimination of this and other taxes, then ride away on my ideological high horse.
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Look, cops don't always take the easy way out ... there was that one time they ran down a world-class athlete who ended up being the #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.
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And even if it were the easy way out, can we really blame mothers for wanting to make things a little easier on themselves when going through labor can already be so incredibly difficult?
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This new language communicates that we're in on the joke of how pathetic emotions are deemed, and offers us an easy way out if and when people inquire — you were just joking, after all.
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Hong Kong (CNN)There's no easy way out in the darkening diplomatic feud between China and Canada over the detention of a Huawei executive -- even as a man's life now hangs on the outcome.
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The road to get there is predictable enough that the hackers sending the final message of a little troll grin feels more like an easy way out than a moment of any real significance.
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Daniel Pelegrina, president of the Argentine Rural Society, called them the "easy way out" and argued that the peso's depreciation cuts both ways for farmers, who have to pay higher costs for imported inputs.
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No business keeps all of its customers forever, and holding on to them too tightly may backfire: People seem to like when companies offer an easy way out of subscriptions and services, he says.
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Before you start to think that using a racecar slipstream is taking the easy way out, Mueller-Korenek used the same technique and location as the previous world record holder, Dutch cyclist Fred Rompleberg.
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"If all you do is take the easy way out and be silent on things that you feel strongly about institutionally, then you're not really doing your job as a U.S. senator," Tillis said.
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Tradition holds that an elected official is responsible for representing all of their constituents and governing accordingly; Trumpists have taken the easy way out and thrown those traditions of civil society out the window.
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Far from his earlier suggestion that women who don't want to involve the police shouldn't report to schools, he began to believe there was no easy way out of requiring colleges to take action.
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"A show whose ambition to try to capture a world's worth of adventure seems, too often, like taking the easy way out from digging too deeply into story or character," said Daniel D'Addario in Variety.
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"If you need more outlets you should call a qualified professional, rather than taking the easy way out," said Robert Diamond, head of the Electrical Development Unit at the New York City Department of Buildings.
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The renewed motivation to find the man gives his first victim some hope for retribution: "I don't want him to be dead because I think that would be the easy way out for him," she said.
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Being in the media as my sister's story made headlines, and Woody Allen's PR engine revved into action, gave me a window into just how potent the pressure can be to take the easy way out.
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While you can always take the easy way out and throw on a pair of ears, we rounded up some of the biggest trending Halloween costumes of 2017, all available at some of your favorite stores.
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Anemic economic growth, flatlined productivity and rapidly aging populations all suggest that there is no easy way out from under this increasing debt, unless we reconsider how we finance the various demands in an innovative way.
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I wasn't taking the easy way out — this next challenge was going to be an intense, life-changing experience that you do because you love yourself and you love your life, and you want to continue living.
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By 1967 the pressure became irresistible but disagreement across government and with the BoE - which was opposed to cutting the value of sterling as an easy way out of Britain's troubles - meant the devaluation was poorly managed.
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As it is, you can decide if the show makes — yet again — a useful point about paintings being calculatedly churned out for the market or if Mr. Büttner has simply decided to take the easy way out.
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This would force lawmakers to make hard decisions about what stays and what goes, removing the "easy way out" compromise of simply increasing spending across the board and adding tens of billions of dollars to the deficit.
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If it turns off this service, it could hurt thousands or even hundreds of thousands of sites that bought into this promise a long time ago and have no easy way out of what's become a bad deal.
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The 9th Circuit insisted on figuring out the essential relationship between Apple and app purchasers instead of taking the easy way out by basing its ruling on the mere fact that consumers pay the App Store for purchases.
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For some reason, there's a pervasive idea among those who've never had a c-section that having doctors cut a hole into your body and then pull out a baby is somehow the "easy way out" of childbirth.
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It feels like an easy way out, compared to having am uncomfortable face-to-face confrontation about the problem — especially if you're stuck on the plane for the next couple of hours with no where else to run.
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On the one hand, this demonstrates that public demand for more consumer-friendly, cutting-edge options will not be easily put down, despite the cabbies' wide-eyed fantasies of an easy way out of a self-dug hole.
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To control our innate desire to oversimplify issues, we must tap into our patience and affirm to ourselves that we are not simply taking the easy way out rather than doing the work necessary to reap the benefits.
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I thought it was very interesting how Mr. Kohn recounts on how the easy way out for the rewarders is to just give people rewards for doing simple tasks instead of wanting to morally do it for themselves.
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"I'm the only one that I know of who made it in the N.F.L. whose father accused me of being a pussycat for taking the easy way out," Kuechenberg said, referring to his college education and football career.
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That's been the status quo for two decades, but the tariff situation is quickly showing how tenuous the situation is, with the ongoing trade dispute potentially driving up costs across the industry and companies having no easy way out.
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But while the easy way out could have been for me to quit and blame the economy or location, I continued to work as hard as I can and tried to make it a great place to eat in.
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Before the 2016 Rio Games, he and the Olympic committee had seemingly ample information on the Russian doping program, but he took the easy way out, deferring to the international sports federations to decide the fate of their athletes.
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As for the finer details of Madewell's newfound sustainability methods, it's not taking the easy way out: The brand notes that the products are manufactured using "organically-sourced Italian cotton grown from non-GMO seeds" without using any toxic chemical treatments.
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"Based on our analysis of the facts and various political elements, we see no easy way out of Brexit for the broad value of the GBP that involves a solid and sustained rally over the next 3-6 months," Gallo added.
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The House speaker, fortified by brutal polling for Donald Trump, refuses to provide the President an easy way out of his own political box as the government shutdown sparked by his demand for a border wall drags into a 34th day.
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It's a reminder that other people feel the same way, and even if there's no easy way out, there's a way to keep pushing on, to the beat of a fragile drum machine and the pulse of a surreal synth line.
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Mario Draghi is facing yet another headache this year as a strong currency threatens to derail his quest to keep prices stable, with many analysts suggesting there's no easy way out for the president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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State leaders should not take the easy way out; strong leadership is crucial, and it must begin with recognition that the problem is not that it is difficult to move with a license, but that these licenses should not exist.
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You have to manually organize them, which is a huge chore, and pretty low on the priority list, as digital-life-organizing tasks go The easy way out is to create a new workspace, but the truth is you're just procrastinating.
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The easy way out: Scammers are bulk-selling W-2 forms now "for those lazy identity thieves who can't be bothered to phish or steal the needed data" to file for tax returns that aren't their own, according to the Krebs Security blog.
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Congress took the easy way out to keep the government open on the eve of President Donald Trump's 100th day in office, passing a weeklong stopgap spending bill Friday that amounted to more of a defeat for the president than a victory.
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The irony is that the stigma comes from the sense that suicide is an easy way out when, in fact, it's often the very last resort following a long pattern of anger and hopelessness (it's also usually a violent way to die).
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But the mumble rap is an easy way out instead of going into the complexities of learning words, and sometimes I've gotten away with it ... a lot of the guys who are considered mumble rappers also feel that the music is important.
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But even Romney's bitterest critics, left and right, ought to give him this: He voted without regard for personal advantage, without fear of partisan obloquy, and without an eye on the easy way out — all for the sake of his own self-respect.
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"I find it difficult to see how this won't be seen as an easy way out, to the sense that people can eat more and not absorb the calories," says Konstantinos Spaniolas, a bariatric surgeon at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University.
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But as a member of the Republican Party, he's one of the few who have the standing to get through to the man, and thus it seems like he's taking the easy way out while leaving more of the work to the rest of us.
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"Moby-Dick." I may have read it in college — although the fact that my memory of it is dominated by a vision of Gregory Peck shouting "Cast the mainsail" makes me think that I might have taken the easy way out of the reading assignment.
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If you took what Intuit called "the easy way out" by taking the standard deduction, or just didn't know about all the itemized deduction options — as well as tax credits — available to taxpayers, you may have seriously shortchanged yourself and given Uncle Sam an undue bonus. CNBC.
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"I heard so many things from within the queer community about bisexuality being a cop-out or bullshit or the easy way out or something, and that always stuck with me because I felt the pressure from all sides to have [my sexuality] figured out," he said.
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"Without wanting to be too much of a cynic, when faced with something this hard to discount markets do sometimes take the easy way out and do what they were going to do anyway," Michael Shaoul, chairman and CEO of Marketfield Asset Management, in a note.
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Read these stories next: This Woman Received $220 Worth Of Credits After Giving Birth In Her Uber This Photo Of An Infected Scar Proves That C-Sections Aren't The Easy Way Out A Reminder To Please Give Your Subway Seat To The Lady With A Baby
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After realizing just how many people think that giving birth via a c-section is the "easy way out," mom blogger Olivia White decided to post a photo of her post-surgery scars to prove that, yes, c-sections can be just as gnarly as natural births.
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Nearly everything I had to do would have been simplified by using a car, and I believe I saw in this fact a kind of death, as though by taking the easy way out I would miss the opportunity to learn the truth about my situation.
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No longer ruthless enough to be a top-selling realtor, she considers joining relief efforts in the Sudan, and bristles when her parents (played by Jean Smart and Kevin Dunn) and her shallow best friend Andrea predict she'll "take the easy way out," as she always has before.
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Realizing there's no easy way out of this interaction without telling the truth, she says, "I need to tell you something" — and immediately sends the bar into collective overdrive as the gay women around her prepare for either the worst or best outcome, depending on her stepmother's reaction.
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In partnership with Toyota — whose all-new 2020 Corolla was built on the principles of perpetually evolving and doing the unexpected (sound familiar?) — we talked to Tugonon about finding a career she's passionate about, the future of Asian representation, and why she never takes the easy way out.
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The Ninja Foodi blender is one of the most versatile countertop appliances you can have: Settings for hot soups, dips, sauces, ice cream, and much more can expand your menu options tenfold, and you'll always have an easy way out when you're asked to participate in a potluck.
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Plus, having her dragon break the symbol of ultimate authority was poetic enough to work for me — certainly more so than Jon just taking the throne due to murder and a technicality of birth, which would have been an easy way out that I'm very glad the show didn't take.
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Algorithms are an easy way out, because they allow us to take the messiness of human life, the tangled web of relationships and potential matches, and do one of two things: Apply a clear, algorithmic framework to deal with it, or just let the actual algorithm make the choice for us.
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There isn't an easy way out of the trap the town leaders have set—everything good that could've been is locked in a past that never was, marooning its residents in a nowhere time, in which nostalgia is so strong that it seems very possible even the dead won't stay dead.
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The sheer audacity of this historical lie, the depth of the deceit, is galling and yet it is clear that fabulists and folklorists have so thoroughly and consistently assaulted the actual truth, that this bastard truth has replaced it for those searching for an easy way out of racial responsibility.
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The most charitable criticisms—the ones that didn't simply resort to the knee-jerk racism and dog whistles of "thug" or worse—said that Kaepernick should do something meaningful, either with his money, time, or both, rather than taking the easy way out by simply staging a one-man protest.
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The fact that a Sanrio anime is both acknowledging these inequalities and portraying fantasies of taking the easy way out is incredibly refreshing, because it validates so much of what goes unspoken — or at least, underexplored in mainstream media — about female anger and when and how it is allowed to be expressed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's troubles are piling up higher than ever — and there is no easy way out from beneath them.
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Here's a quick breakdown of what the new NCAA notice means, and the issues it raises going forward: It's all very bad: The NCAA purports that its mission is to protect the academic integrity of college sports, but the association takes the easy way out in enforcement, saying it doesn't judge the quality of classes.
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While the gradual shift in the economy's center of gravity from state-owned businesses to consumer-oriented, innovative ones offers a solution to Qian, there seems no easy way out for 28-year-old Yixing property developer Shi Yunpeng, who took over his father's company four years ago after earning an MBA at the University of Manchester, in Britain.
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Yes, this was a major scandal and one of the largest college admissions scandals but history has shown us time and time again that many people, no matter what era, will be willing to cut corners or find the easy way out (or in this case, in) of a situation whether it be legally or illegally.
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If the report includes "evidence of misconduct by the sitting president of the United States," then "I think you have to believe the public interest is so extreme that there will be a mechanism for release, and I think Barr's easy way out is to say, 'It's up to Congress,'" said Matthew Jacobs, a former federal prosecutor now with the law firm Vinson & Elkins.
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Clean keto advocates admit that it takes a good deal of effort to research food items and plan and prep meals, so "unsurprisingly, many a keto eater takes the easy way out, eating a diet centered around foods like bacon, cheese, butter, and packaged foods," according to an article on the Vitamin Shoppe's Keto HQ. And that's the crux of the problem for nutritionists.
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But that incident, he says, is an object lesson in how the media and the entertainment industry systematically silence and erase the women who come forward to allege sexual assault against powerful entertainers like Cosby and Allen: Being in the media as my sister's story made headlines, and Woody Allen's PR engine revved into action, gave me a window into just how potent the pressure can be to take the easy way out.
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