Unfortunately, much of this plastic ends up as environmental pollution.
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Any boar that ends up as goulash ought to be safe.
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It ends up as a lottery ticket that didn't pay off.
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Can you guess which of these characters ends up as Santa????
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"So talk," Richie replies, in what ends up as an unresolved cliffhanger.
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Sure enough, he stays and Diggy ends up as the odd man out.
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Ted Cruz or Trump ends up as the Republican nominee—candidates intensely but
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It produces stress that ends up as liquid nitrogen in their body tissue.
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What should be a reassuring document ends up as an admission of defeat.
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"Bury Me" ends up as a vibrant capstone to a devoted life, though.
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Consequently, what starts out salty ends up as something sadder and more complicated.
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But it more often ends up as an incomplete pass or even an interception.
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"We calculate that two-thirds of every cigarette ends up as litter," Peruga said.
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Most likely scenario: that reusable rocket ends up as smoking wreckage in the Texas desert.
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It always ends up as an indictment of the charter school movement as a whole.
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The way that money designated as tourist inflows ends up as asset buying is mainly anecdotal.
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Drake finally shows up but, bafflingly, he ends up as a brief sax solo at the end.
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We're dealing with about eight million metric tons per year that ends up as a waste problem.
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If Mr. Assad ends up as a client of Tehran, it could make for a very dangerous situation.
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Instead, Isaac ends up as a housepainter in Jaffa, someone who covers up surfaces rather than nourishing roots.
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Jessup ends up as a toilet-scrubber in a concentration camp, beaten down but determined to carry on.
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And that's something that whichever -— whoever of you ends up as president is going to have to confront.
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Some of it ends up as organic matter that is supporting soil health, and that is okay, too.
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But it's the Information Technology Sector that ultimately ends up as the Q4 season winner, by a healthy margin.
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Let's Go ends up as the best of both worlds, and perhaps the perfect entry point for new players.
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It may be that Michel Barnier, also of the EPP and the commission's Brexit negotiator, ends up as president.
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"If Donald Trump ends up as the GOP nominee, conservatives will need to find a third option," Sasse wrote.
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The model suggests that the only way Kavanaugh goes down is if he ends up as unpopular as Trump.
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Bo Mikkelsen makes his feature writing and directing debut in what ends up as (oh, dear) a zombie movie.
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And of course, in the end we know where it all ends up, as landfill or plastic in the ocean.
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You see all these voices and they all do not agree on anything and it ends up as a muddle.
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If Facebook ends up as a regulated utility with its returns on capital capped, its earnings may drop by 80%.
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During the course of this failure she ends up as dissatisfied by the art world as she was the cult.
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If it ends up as a bad product, employees won't use it, and the recommendations can't improve at any point.
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Morgan starts out as an intriguing puzzle for the mind, but it ends up as a generic haunted house tale.
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Instead, it ends up as a stylish but vapid exercise in superficial recreation that strips an indelible investigation of any purpose.
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Some of it ends up as cement, which is in itself the third highest cause of carbon emissions in the world.
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But whoever ends up as his copilot for life is one lucky lady, because this guy has a heart of gold.
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I think Perdomo is going to be a good one, but he probably ends up as a reliever, maybe a closer.
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And that's something that whichever of you ends up — whoever of you ends up as president is going to have to confront.
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On average, 17-22 cents of every dollar borrowed by an emerging-market company ends up as cash on the firm's balance-sheet.
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Walsh typically ends up as a bridesmaid for her clients when family members are too far away or the wedding parties are uneven.
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Those concerns aside, "Struck" kicks around an idea or two about chance and coincidence, and ends up as a light and agreeable show.
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But when she uses Google Translate on Turkish phrases, it "always ends up as 'he's a doctor' in a gendered language," she said.
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According to the findings of countless large studies, much of what is produced on American farms ends up as foods that can undermine health.
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Imagine having the opportunity to be a founding investor in an idea that ends up as a constituent of the S&P or DJIA.
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Whether or not "A Tiny Game of Pong" ends up as more than a flash in the pan, of course, remains to be seen.
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Regardless, if game cuisine ends up as organic fan cuisine or corporate marketing schemes, it's a peek into what your kids will be eating.
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A good deal of drug spending ends up as profits for the pharmaceutical industry — drug company profit margins above 15 percent are not uncommon.
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Rough Draft In a workshop in northwestern France, what starts as a simple wooden box ends up as one of Louis Vuitton's iconic pieces.
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Bradley is the closest thing the show had to a Trumpian figure, and he ends up as a mildly lovable galoot by the series's end.
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It ends up as a loyal rule-taker, paying into EU programmes and budgets, shadowing EU regulations and granting plentiful work permits to EU nationals.
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Each episode ends up as an extended joke about how the superhero genre works, with every hideous, terrifying protagonist defeated in a quick overdetermined anticlimax.
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The tournament runs through July 221, and most people will be grateful and relieved if it ends up as a safe, secure and sporting event.
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" He's a bad dad, his fans ditch him, and he ends up as "cold product" because "they moved on to the next schmoe who flows.
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Unfortunately, it ends up as a testament to the lack of originality in Bollywood - at least when it comes to the big stars and producers.
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The fact that we know he ends up as the President of Czechoslovakia and then the Czech Republic, adds to the pleasure of the reading.
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And if he ends up, as is most likely, living in one of our great, culturally plural metropolises, his views on immigration may well evolve.
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So it might not be surprising if this, too, ends up as kind of a rolling process where Lime eventually gets all the capital it sought.
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As for Billy ... he's known to for his extravagant style and always ends up as a red carpet show stopper at whatever award ceremony he attends.
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But just because Carrie ends up as a strong married woman instead of a strong single woman doesn't really change all we know about her character.
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So it's likely that Biden, or whoever ends up as the Democratic nominee, will be coming back to Maine with at least some frequency this fall.
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Demi Moore is Suzanne, who ends up as collateral damage when her husband, Mark (Dylan McDermott), is arrested on charges related to a shady stock deal.
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"Nobody wants to pursue a situation that ends up as a losing battle and causes greater acrimony, particularly amongst those in their own party," explained Cafaro.
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As far as my own tastes are concerned, so-called "experimental music" is an extremely hit-or-miss entity that usually ends up as a decided 'miss.
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"You put all that effort into what you think is your life's work, and it ends up as part of a decorative pillar in a furniture shop."
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Media journalists and pundits speculated that Monday's report shows that regardless of whether Disney ends up as the buyer, 21st Century Fox's assets are up for sale.
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The easy answer is that if Trump ends up as successful in his "battles" and other tests as Patton did, not many people will complain in the end.
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If Kemp's share drops below 50%, the contest would automatically go to a run-off on December 4, even if he ends up as the top vote-getter.
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Big starts out as a maverick, a whirlwind of potential, and ends up as another statistic — and Sanders's performance ensures we wholly understand what a tragedy that is.
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"7" ends up as a kind of referendum on the sort of pop megalith BTS is becoming, and what it might have to leave behind on the way.
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This kind of thing is essential: Codifying elements of accessible design, and explaining how to implement them, is how gaming ends up as a more inclusive, accessible industry.
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The "Mad Money" host pegged Netflix as the "Odell Beckham Jr. of companies" because it easily makes one-handed catches and each production ends up as a touchdown.
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I have yet to see the full movie — I've only watched the trailer, which was released yesterday — so I can only hope that Williams ends up as the hero.
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For Hobbes that was one of the lessons of the ancient world: when politics is based on unmediated human interaction it ends up as a violent free-for-all.
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More than 85 percent of Cambodia's hardwoods, according to the environmental and human rights NGO Global Witness, ends up as four-poster beds and fancy end tables in China.
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I sincerely hope we select one of the other GOP candidates, but if Donald Trump ends up as the GOP nominee, conservatives will need to find a third option.
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So if he ends up as the nominee — sometimes, he makes it a little bit hard — but, you know, I will support whoever is the Republican nominee for president.
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The hydroponics, and the recycling that supports them, mean the only water lost from the system is that which ends up as part of one of the plants themselves.
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For if a second referendum ends up as the most popular option among British lawmakers, that could result in an almighty New Year's hangover for the already embattled prime minister.
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The company starts by offering templates and then allows them to make some modifications for what eventually ends up as a piece of RISC-V silicon that's in their hands.
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Given how Trump seems to manage to polarize nearly everything he touches, it seems at least somewhat possible that his Supreme Court nominee ends up as unpopular as he is.
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And this is why for us it's very important because it gives other companies a better chance and more competition ends up as a better market to serve the consumers.
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Then she moves off of the manufacturing line and eventually ends up as the chief of staff, effectively, to the president of IBM Rolm when Rolm was acquired by IBM.
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Placing these clothes near the main entrance, including the pink glitter shorts James Harden wears in the current issue of GQ ($1,723), ends up as an act of confidence, not alienation.
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It will certainly be highlighted by Trump if she ends up as his Democratic opponent and will reinforce claims by the moderates that progressives are leading Democrats into a dead end.
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However, the decision could also mean that the platform ends up as fragmented and splintered as Android is at the moment, leading some consumers to miss out on vital upgrades and advances.
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It's hard to capsulize in a brief interview, but I will say that there were scientists who really strongly believed that the fat you eat ends up as fat in your body.
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This Fox release will be the latest adaptation of the classic 1903 Jack London novel about a dog named Buck who is sold and ends up as a sled dog in Alaska.
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Waldemar is particularly interested in his namesake, a great-uncle who, convinced that he discovered relativity before Einstein, becomes rabidly anti-Semitic and ends up as a Mengele-like Nazi war criminal.
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Other stuff came into play in this episode, including a charming dude that ends up as a weirdo loner, a Drake-selfie racket, and the revelation that Toronto's Drake may also be Mexican.
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Op-Ed Contributor IOWA is the nation's top producer of corn, and nearly half of it ends up as ethanol, thanks to a government mandate that requires ethanol to be mixed into gasoline.
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Eventually Danny ends up as a hostage to one, Levi (Gethin Anthony, in the film's best performance), who teaches the boy more about self-confidence and dealing with adversity than Will ever did.
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Whether Atieva ends up as a stablemate or a competitor to LeEco and Faraday Future, one thing seems certain: Tesla Motors will be watching December's launch of its first Chinese rival very closely indeed.
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To some extent, officials in Tokyo and Seoul have grown accustomed to Mr. Trump's seat-of-the-pants decision making, and they also know that not everything he says ends up as official policy.
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These signals mean that Bake-Off ends up as an arbiter not only of baking, but also of Britishness, at a time when Britain is increasingly anxious about immigration, European integration, and national identity.
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Here's what you need to know about how property gets seized from citizens, how it ends up as pocket money for local police agencies, and what the federal government's role in all of this is.
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And No. 3, to the extent we can, even in an age where it seems like the loudest insult is what ends up as the biggest headline, we need to preserve some sense of normalcy.
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If there's anything she does best (besides star in a handful of critically acclaimed films) it's forecast trends: Everything she wears, from her clothes to her accessories to her hair, ends up as inspiration for others.
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What is important to note is that Dietland begins as a book about one woman's insecurity and ends up as a satirical romp through the world of women fighting, sometimes bloodily, for their dignity and safety.
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That said, coconut butter isn't the same thing as coconut oil: "Coconut oil is extracted from the coconut meat, so it ends up as a pure fat," says Cara Harbstreet, MS, RD, LD, of Street Smart Nutrition.
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Ashley Parker of The New York Times reports it's another version of the Trump effect: Some donors might inch his way, others can't stomach that and would sit out if the billionaire ends up as the nominee.
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Google built a broad platform that extends across the entire web by focusing on simplicity and flexibility, while the complexity of Yahoo's infrastructure may be the reason it ends up as a small part of another business.
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Even as the market for polystyrene shrinks, many environmental groups want to abolish foam entirely because if it ends up as litter, it can break down easily into small pieces, harming fish and animals that ingest it.
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In Season 1, Episode 19, entitled "Give Him The Chair," Frasier trades away his dad's beloved La-Z-Boy for a black leather number, and it ends up as a set piece in a junior high play.
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So if the focus shifts from there I think Republicans might be able to wriggle their way out of this politically in the short term, and we will see where it ends up as an issue in November.
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Because if perhaps the greatest overseas import to the most diverse roster in WWE's history,ends up as just another foreign stereotype, it's tough to imagine anyone who can break the seemingly inescapable gravity of wrestling's oldest gimmick.
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But by dint of McMillian's story being the easiest sell to the audience, someone like Richardson — who did in fact commit the crime — ends up as a side story, albeit one that's powerfully told and embodied by Morgan.
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And Rubio and his team believe if he ends up as the clear alternative to either Cruz or Donald Trump, much of the party could unite behind his candidacy, squeezing out the other establishment-backed candidates in the race.
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No one knows exactly what role the Porgs play in Part II of the final Star Wars Skywalker Saga trilogy, but we do know that one somehow ends up as Chewbacca's co-pilot on the Millennium Falcon (RIP Han).
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That has always been the goal for the snapping position, as the reality of the fourth-down role is stark: While occasionally a wayward snap turns out well, most of the time it ends up as a total disaster.
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That might mean the sky ends up blue, it might mean it ends up green, or it might mean it ends up as a red-blue gradient that tries to tell you a bit more about the world surrounding these characters.
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Whoever ends up as chair can have a serious impact on Democrats' decisions, organization, and spending priorities over the next few years, as the party embarks on this extremely difficult task of rebuilding from its 2010, 2014, and 2016 wipeouts.
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By treating hardware as an opportunity rather than a means to an end, Apple might actually be able to deliver a product that ends up as more than a gimmicky metal tube bound to eventually collect dust on a shelf.
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The point is, Lil Wayne is so much a rapper archetype, he's the type of figure who ends up as the funny pop culture reference in a bad romantic comedy when the writers need to make a joke about partying.
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Marriage ends up as a hopeful, generous, infinitely kind gamble taken by two people who don't know yet who they are or who the other might be, binding themselves to a future they cannot conceive of and have carefully avoided investigating.
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Along with many other farmers in the hills of eastern Myanmar, the crop – much of which ends up as heroin sold on foreign streets - has in recent years put Myanmar behind only Afghanistan as the world's leading source of opium.
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The villainous hippie cult leader Jeremiah Sand is revealed to have been a failed Christian folk-rock singer, and the mocking of his hilariously narcissistic, Donovan-lite single "Amulet of the Weeping Maze" ends up as a key plot catalyst.
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States that join NPV commit to casting their electoral votes in favor of the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote, which would end the problem of elections in which the candidate who receives fewer votes ends up as president.
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And given increasing demand for meat and dairy, an enormous amount of what we now grow — from about one-third of the world's arable land, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations — ends up as livestock feed.
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But while the fence is intended to keep things out, it also, in many ways, ends up as a double-edged sword that keeps the family constrained, overly-protected in a way that doesn't allow them to do better, become bigger, be braver.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Monday that the trade accord it announced on Monday with the United States would have to be tweaked, particularly regarding rules of origin, if it ends up as a bilateral agreement without Canada.
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In Suzanne Collins's fantasy novel The Hunger Games, for example, there is a very camp character named Effie Trinket, who initially appears evil and stupid (she is the government's pawn), but ends up as a sort of fairy godmother to the book's girl hero.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Monday that the trade accord it announced on Monday with the United States would have to be tweaked, particularly regarding rules of origin, if it ends up as a bilateral agreement without Canada.
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Chloe Silverman's 2012 book, "Understanding Autism," is the most sensitive account by an academic historian, and Steve Silberman's best-selling work "NeuroTribes" (2015) is a deep history of autism, which ends up as a discussion of how we ought to think about it today.
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For example, it can be rotated by 90 degrees counterclockwise, so that the arrangement of the labeled corners, starting from the lower right, ends up as (D, A, B, C). Or it can be rotated 180, 270 or 360 degrees, or flipped across either of its diagonals.
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So even if he ends up as one vote in favor of quashing the Mueller subpoena of President Trump—should one exist in the future—there are still eight other justices who I think do not share that view of the presidency or the rule of law.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every gesture of cultural rebellion one day ends up as a museum display — or so one reflects when wandering from the Met's galleries of iconoclastic modernism into its lavish display of rock memorabilia, Play It Loud: The Instruments of Rock & Roll.
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When big-city producers looking for an edgy new host pluck her from the local news trenches to appear on a national morning show (and through a series of shocking events, she ends up as the co-anchor), we're meant to believe it's a groundbreaking hire.
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In Thursday night's A Closer Look, Seth Meyers imagines Rudy Giuliani's four-second Law & Order episode, as well as the scenario where Nancy Pelosi ends up as president — but mostly he takes you through a hilariously, bleakly simple summary of Trump's Ukraine call, alleged cover-up, and increasingly nonsensical excuses.
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So what that ultimately means is that these perfectly good high quality fabrics will be chopped up into small pieces very roughly by mechanical processes, and what that does is damage the fibers quite significantly, then it ends up as padding material or carpets or insulation materials for cars... CD: Low value.
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They estimate that 25-40 percent of food grown, processed and transported in U.S. will never be consumed, and that that waste has further implications: Food that winds up as landfill waste rots and often ends up as methane, a greenhouse gas 21 times more dangerous to the globe's climate than carbon dioxide.
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The song arrived suddenly with a video clip that re-enacts the plot of "The Wicker Man," in which a police inspector sent to investigate human sacrifice in an isolated town ends up as the sacrifice himself, burned inside a giant wicker man (though in the clip he emerges sooty but unscathed).
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"Esther's story is that of a young Jewish woman in the 'harem' of the Persian king, and through her wit, grace, and charm ends up as queen—and able to avert the bloodlust of an antisemitic minister," Steven Gardiner, an anthropologist and senior research analyst at Political Research Associates, wrote to me via email.
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"Fort Buchanan," and many of the other films, are hard to place in time and space, creating a sense of compression that allows the filmmakers to mold reality to their liking — whether that ends up as a psychodrama inspired by Edouard Manet's famous "Olympia" or an erotic sci-fi film about researchers building a particle accelerator.
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Click here to view original GIFThis side-by-side comparison video of 4K HDR Ultra HD and Blu-Ray doesn't show the true technological difference between the two (because things get lost in translation when it ends up as a video on YouTube) but it does illustrate how there is a visual difference between the two that go beyond just more resolution.
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Assuming that all of this energy eventually ends up as heat, that means if you were to add up all the artificial heat sources on the planet — radiators, refrigerator coils, furnaces, boilers, and so on — over the course of the year and divide by the area of the planet, you would get a paltry warming rate of 0.035 watts per square meter.
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This is because it spans the majority of the lifetime of Walter Feng: a USN soldier who starts out as a war orphan due to the events that form the background of the first Front Mission, and ends up as a father, a commander of an elite mecha unit, and a war hero decorated many times over after Front Mission 3 has ended.
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Marshall's second film as a director was Big, which starred Tom Hanks as a 12-year-old boy who finds himself trapped in a 30-year-old man's body after wishing to be older — then ends up as vice president of product development at a toy company, where he learns some valuable life lessons about why being an adult isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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And it would damage Scotland's own interests: first by muddying the Brexit talks, in which Scotland has a stake, whether it ends up as part of Britain or not; and second by forcing Scots to vote before it is clear what sort of deal Britain is going to get with the EU. Whenever the second referendum campaign begins, Brexit will make life trickier for the unionist side.
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He is French, and "The Sisters Brothers" is his first film in English, but Charlie, Eli, Morris, and Warm are of a piece with the protagonist of " A Self-Made Hero " (1997), who pretends to have been a member of the French Resistance, and with the Tamil fighter in " Dheepan " (2016), who flees the civil war in Sri Lanka and ends up as a caretaker in Paris.
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At least before you vote today in New Hampshire or in future primaries, ask yourself those questions, look at the facts about Hillary Clinton's lifelong commitment to progressive fights and values, and then consider the risk: If you vote for Sanders and he ends up as the nominee and the country ends up with a Republican revolution, you will regret it for a long time.
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And the 39 percent of Sky that Fox owns could also prove useful to Disney, since the U.K.-based firm possesses some enviable content including much sought-after rights to screen England's Premier League soccer; would provide some cutting-edge distribution technology that will improve the platform offering of whoever ends up as its successful suitor; and represents a diversification opportunity outside the United States with sizeable subscriber bases in Germany and Italy.
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