Perhaps expectedly, there were sharp differences in opinion by party.
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The answer is, expectedly, a bit more complicated than that.
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And, expectedly, organized criminal organizations increasingly are filling the void.
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Come 2013, its sales were expectedly low, and its relevance waning.
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Twitter and the rest of the Internet expectedly erupted into a frenzy.
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He was expectedly more careful in his criticism of the Emirati authorities.
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A restock is expectedly shortly in the mini size in other colors, too.
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In fact, most people enjoy the meal in their pajamas, looking expectedly disheveled.
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Bolton and Patrushev expectedly reached an impasse on the issue of election interference.
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Moscow, expectedly, could help Assad defend his forces from the US and its allies.
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Expectedly so, fans immediately flooded Eilish's Instagram post to talk about her new look.
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These girls on the run are expectedly ill-prepared to make their travels safely.
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Wholly expectedly, he does not take the opportunity to thoughtfully reflect on his sexist ways.
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Expectedly, records will continue to break as Earth's overall temperatures continue their relentless, accelerated rise.
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From there, things got expectedly weird for the two latest celebrities to post nudes online.
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Expectedly, she was nervous and I was relieved it wasn't me sitting in the pilot's seat.
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Expectedly, temperature records will continue to break as Earth's overall average temperatures continue their relentless, accelerated rise.
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Expectedly, these bottles will cost you around $200 each — and are often hard to find in stock.
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Opening weekend crowds skewed expectedly male, with boys and men accounting for nearly 60% of tickets sold.
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Since having her first child last year, life has expectedly changed in many ways for Anne Hathaway.
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The Samson Option, however, could never expectedly protect Israel as a fully comprehensive nuclear strategy unto itself.
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Expectedly, the store was adorned in stylish patterns and flowers, an aesthetic meant to draw in passersby.
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Still, the expectedly massive ad buy is only a small part of Bloomberg's already unprecedented advertising budget.
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Expectedly, the "March for Life" was a bleak display of the anti-abortion movement's outsized political influence.
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While Trump's approval is expectedly split along party lines, he only has a 229% approval with Texas women.
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Expectedly this region carried the same kind of vegetation and fauna as well as human populations present further west.
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Expectedly, Fauxmaha attracts the vegan community, but some customers approach the stand without knowing the hot dogs are vegan.
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The Trump administration's decision to reimpose sanctions has expectedly come under criticism from those who supported the nuclear deal.
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One driver explained he finds it annoying when people say, "Five stars??" expectedly as they get out of the car.
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The nomination for the seven-year term will be made by the President of the Republic, expectedly during next month.
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This can, expectedly, be a tall task for a company whose work force transcends geographic, socioeconomic, racial and educational lines.
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Such misjudgments would likely stem from the expectedly mutual search for strategic advantage during any foreseeable competition in risk-taking.
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Its forward momentum was greater than the potential for a slow first quarter, compared to the expectedly hot preceding fourth quarter.
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It fell to $0.91 per user, expectedly down from $13 in the Q4 holiday, but also down from $0.94 in Q3.
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Here's what to keep an eye out for at tonight's star-studded – and expectedly irreverent – shindig, which airs at 8 p.m.
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In April, both Universal and Fox reportedly dropped serious cash on two separate Uber-themed movies which both sound expectedly terrible.
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And indeed, the most pressing cultural issues seeking remedy through legislation are met, expectedly, by the most fastidious and intense debate.
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The rest of the artists on the billing are an expectedly eclectic mix of electro-dance, alt-rock, hip-hop, and rap.
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Although the introduction of industrial robots leads to "negative effects [for] essentially all occupations," some jobs are — expectedly — more fragile than others.
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"I think we read The Baby-Sitter's Club, Sweet Valley High expectedly, hoping for some sort of make-out sessions," Jenna confesses.
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Results are expectedly skewed based on party affiliation, with 28500 percent of Democrats backing Gillum and 6900 percent voicing support for DeSantis.
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When Parkinson was asked about the possibility that the Umbers were really plotting against the Boltons, though, his answer was expectedly vague.
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The video is expectedly vibrant, showing off masqueraders on the road and Montano bringing YG out as a special guest at the festival.
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The standoff between the two men takes an expectedly tragic turn, and then results in a passive, but no less cool-headed crime.
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So, when Us Weekly asked him if he'd been in touch with his former stepsister after her robbery, his response was expectedly cryptic.
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Later, he goes into a touching story about how his son has grown into a lovable but expectedly too-cool-for-school teen.
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I'm sure I sound nitpicky, but this brave new world of convenience technology and re-engineered food has left me expectedly infantilized and spoiled.
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When Apollo 8 astronauts flew around the moon for the first time in 1968, for example, they briefly (and expectedly) lost contact with Earth.
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Last year, when Google announced that Samsung would be a partner on Daydream, many expectedly guessed that the upcoming Galaxy S8 would add Daydream support.
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Despite having an expectedly dreamy party, the brides kicked off their new marital status in an untraditional way: with a confetti cannon during their reception.
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Of necessity, Israeli countermeasures, inter alia, will need to be similarly complex, and could even involve an expectedly suitable assortment of interpenetrating or "synergistic" remedies.
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"We expect these issues will resurface in the phase 4 bill, which is expectedly to be the next congressional response" to the crisis, he writes.
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Centered around the growing tensions between Israel and Palestine, the context of the program is expectedly sensitive and will likely prompt some strong responses on Twitter.
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It was also when men still comfortably and expectedly ruled the screen—but what was perhaps uncomfortably radical for the time is perfect for right now.
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Kuso combines eerie animation, comedy, bizarro special effects, dynamic prosthetic work, with, expectedly, a kickass score featuring contributions from Kamasi Washington, Aphex Twin, and Akira Yamaoka.
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The expectedly cramped quarters of a New York City apartment are brought even closer to home through a a voiceover-fueled short film by Brian Bolster.
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Government and party officials in the three states touted high early and mail-in voting numbers, hoping that they would offset expectedly low primary day turnout.
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Clinton, after an expectedly wide margin of defeat in Wisconsin, sharpened her blows on Sanders, declaring he "hadn't done his homework" on a variety of presidential issues.
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On night one, Bonobo performed much of the new material from his expectedly excellent new album Migration to a crowd that just seemed to be warming up.
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As teenagers, many of us planned, dreamed, and prepared with anticipation and excitement for the expectedly life-altering new period that would begin when we turned 18.
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The latest state polls, which also included Kerala, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal where regional parties expectedly dominated, suggest that Gandhi's impact has been limited so far.
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"By nominating a competent, but politically weak PM, Vucic expectedly seeks to solidify his influence over Serbian politics," Teneo Intelligence said in an analyst note on Wednesday.
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Regina King (expectedly) took how the first Oscar of the evening for her role as a grieving and determined mother in Barry Jenkins's If Beale Street Could Talk.
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These staff members aren't technically part of the board, and they don't have decisionmaking powers of the board, but they will expectedly work alongside them in some capacity.
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Meanwhile, in the U.S., the Dow Jones industrial average and the broader S&P 500 continued under pressure after the Federal Reserve had expectedly raised rates on Wednesday.
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A Tribe Called Quests final album We Got It From Here…Thank You 4 Your Service was released last week and has expectedly been received with much praise.
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The move was expectedly met with scorn from San Diegans and mostly indifference from Angelinos, who already have a shitty football team to root for in the Rams.
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Expectedly, there's a lot of pomp and circumstance in inaugurating the next president of the United States, from the wreath-laying ceremony to the parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Compounding domestic weakness will expectedly become more evident beginning in the second quarter, which could serve to block any further policy action and permanently sideline the Fed going forward.
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Read more: 7 Democratic lawmakers who served in the military and intelligence agencies accuse Trump of 'flagrant disregard for the law'Other military veterans claimed Trump's comments were expectedly hollow.
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Meanwhile, over in California, Sanders expectedly performed well in the delegate-rich state, but.... It's worth pointing out that just last week, his lead in California was double-digit.
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They're the winter layering piece that will enable you to wear your mini dresses when the weather gets frigid, and save you when a dress is unexpectedly (or expectedly) sheer.
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The opener was expectedly star-studded with people like Anthony Anderson, Allison Janney, and Millie Bobby Brown joining in but most unexpected appearance was probably that of Chance the Rapper.
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If, for example, the American president should somehow decide to strike first, the response from Kim Jung Un should then expectedly be proportionate, that is, more-or-less similarly massive.
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Reactions to the news have been expectedly mixed: Democrats are mostly in support of any effort to hold Trump accountable, but Republicans are criticizing it as a mostly partisan move.
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Here we go: I'm 25 minutes into L.I.E.S record boss, Ron Morelli's, Beats In Space mix from 2012, and expectedly—all I can hear is white noise and drone-y atmospherics.
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However, Oval lacks the oppressive ick-factor of Ling Ma's novel, and expectedly so: the plague-ridden New York of Severance is more menacing than a bland Berlin's rule by megacorporations.
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Even if Israel's nuclear planners could reasonably assume that all enemy leaderships were expectedly rational, this would say nothing about the accuracy of information used in all of their actual calculations.
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Last night, we enlisted none other than Newark producer DJ SLiiNK to throw down a jersey club set on the roof of VICE's Brooklyn office, and the result was expectedly sizzling.
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An expectedly sparse arrangement occasionally hints at sounds from space: those little beeps that once preceded despatches from astronauts, for example, or something like the radiofrequency "whistlers" that pervade the Earth's atmosphere.
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But one person is expectedly but inconveniently missing: Nan Pierce, with whom Logan wants to sign the deal he just orchestrated as soon as possible, like, no really, now, just do it.
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The expectedly super-chill entrepreneur explains that "it's helped me in so many different ways," and now he wants to help others provide everything from psychoactive euphoria to pain relief in pot form.
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The atmosphere upon boarding the plane was expectedly buzzy, yet what was less expected was that this level of excitement would keep up for the entire six-and-a-half hour-long flight.
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Naturally, the combat is ridiculous and overwhelmingly, with energy blasts flying in all directions, heroes and villains soaring through the air, and Thanos expectedly laying waste to any structure he comes into contact with.
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Yes, but: While the stock prices of Cardinal Health, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen expectedly fell by around 3% on Monday, Teva's stock jumped, rising as much as 18% during the day and ending 8.7% higher.
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Expectedly, the path of the Dreamers is tied directly to "building a great wall on the southern border," which in all likelihood will look more like a patchwork of physical barriers and surveillance technology.
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Expectedly, she also jumped behind the piano to air out Joanne single "Million Reasons," and the song's comparatively intimate balladry played surprisingly well amidst the fireworks, glittery costumes, and throngs of flashily dressed dancers.
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The latest edition to the trade war saga between the two countries expectedly had a negative impact on stocks, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 28500 points when the markets opened.
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Posing alongside models Sarah Brannon, Rianne van Rompaey, and Jean Campbell, Smith sports a black-and-white knit top, leather jacket, and — almost expectedly — an embellished skirt from the brand's spring/summer 2016 womenswear collection.
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Under a second term as chair, Janet Yellen would expectedly argue in favor of a more accelerated rate pathway should the economy appear poised for an improved growth profile resulting from pro-growth fiscal policy.
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"If you don't mind its superficialities, 'Genius' can be enjoyed for its surface attributes, including Mr. Banderas's impressive makeup and expectedly seductive performance," Mike Hale wrote in his review of this season for The Times.
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Although the Steven Klein-lensed image evokes Vogue Italia's expectedly edgy aesthetic — and Hadid looks regal in a sequined Dolce & Gabbana jumpsuit — commenters were quick to call out how noticeably darker her skin appeared to be.
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" UPASNA BHARDWAJ, SENIOR ECONOMIST AT KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK, MUMBAI "The MPC has expectedly kept the policy rate and stance unchanged given the inflation trajectory overshooting beyond the upper level of the target band of the committee.
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Max (Fred Savage) and Felix's (Billy Eichner) engagement party in the season opener is expectedly awkward, what with the whole friend group getting together in the year since all the affairs were out in the open.
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Finally, a season strung together by flashbacks, flash forwards, and characters who reminisce on the past while others plot destructive futures, concludes in an expectedly dramatic form: it eliminates the antagonist's most prized possession — his memory.
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Inside, the Mi Mix Alpha comes with expectedly high-end spec including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ chip, 12GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, 40-watt fast charging (and a 4,050 mAh battery), and even 0003G support.
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Although technical details on how exactly GrayKey breaks into phones are generally unavailable, the device, expectedly, uses techniques to churn through different passcode combinations—or brute forcing in hacker lingo—according to demonstration slides seen by Motherboard.
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Trump led by double digits in the polls in the weeks before the election, and expectedly, Hillary Clinton's campaign didn't spend much time in Missouri this election cycle — despite Clinton's husband winning the state in the 1990s.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH The Sebastians' Bach concert at Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening was expectedly fine, yet another sign of the much-improved health of New York's early-music scene over the last decade.
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In truth, the newer apps like Uber, Airbnb and Snapchat are all growing fast, while, expectedly, most top apps that have been there for a while and have saturated the users, like Facebook, are not growing any more.
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The true standout moments, perhaps expectedly, come in the form of two new original tracks "New Tribe" and "The Gift" each of which illustrate her kaleidoscopic approach to melody and rope-skipping rhythmic sense in all its vibrancy.
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Analysts at Bernstein said the results were "expectedly wretched", but the full-year earnings guidance, the upgrade to free cashflow and the commitment to the dividend were "all positive and good news for investors in this beleaguered name".
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LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Interior minister Amber Rudd said on Friday that Britain's threat level would remain at its highest level "critical" meaning an attack is expectedly imminently, four days after a suicide bomb killed 22 in Manchester.
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"Aeroflot's results were expectedly weak and priced in by the market before the publication and now the primary focus is on the news flow, dividend recommendation, new strategy and the share buyback", VTB Capital analyst Olga Boltrukevich said.
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When news broke in March that the H&M group was launching a new clothing and homeware brand — its eighth to date — those with a keen eye for Scandinavian style (come on, everyone raise your hand) expectedly freaked out.
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Inside, the Note 10's Snapdragon 855 chip offers expectedly top-notch performance, though because Samsung opted not to include a microSD card slot on the standard Note 21440, the new 256GB of base storage becomes even more important.
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While there were questions asked after a far-from-inspiring start, which included a controversial win over Australia and narrowly beating Peru, France still expectedly secured a knockout round spot early from a first round group where they were heavy favorites.
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Being a 36-hour party, the lineup is expectedly stacked, but, not as long as one might think seeing that one of the DJs playing, Patrick Russell, will be performing a 10-hour closing set to inaugurate his new residency at The Bunker.
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The accounts go by names like Good Guy Pete (a South Bend-based Buttigieg podcast), Pups for Pete (which, expectedly, shares photos of supporters' pets), Pete Buttigifs (short looping clips of Buttigieg being relatable) and, strangely for a social network, Introverts for Pete.
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The story asks you to reach the Isle of Nippur, south of Titan's vast Inland Sea (retconned though its placement was), within 50 days but, expectedly, it's not quite as simple as simply pointing your ship in the right direction and waiting it out.
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The victory was expected—and expectedly bizarre—proving that it's possible to win a Republican primary, start a PR war with the Pope, and giddily invoke a bogus story about US Marines shooting Muslims with "bullets soaked in pig's blood"—all in one week.
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Their track, "After the Storm" is, expectedly, lush, smooth and soulful—it's the sort of song you feel like you could bathe in and come out moisturized, and with perfectly clear skin (and if you're anything like me, that's a helpful vibe for January).
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Noah has an expectedly basic social media presence that exposes the flimsiness of our targeted affection, but it was our love for the character Peter Kavinsky that ignited our online crush, since his character was delightfully and surprisingly self-aware, generous, and sweet as all hell.
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On the President's Twitter thumbs Though expectedly more aligned with her husband than the resistance, she shed a little daylight on the relationship she has with her husband, noting assuredly that she has her own ideologies, and when they don't always align with the President, opposition happens.
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Kanye's ye expectedly satisfied in terms of production, but the seven-song album's best moments often came from contributors rather than West himself, who, in a scatterbrain fashion, used the project to talk about his bouts with bipolarism and lend a sympathetic shoulder to people like Russell Simmons.
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The pair were expectedly coy, but here's what we know: They learned only recently that show would be ending Just a few weeks ago, CBS said it was still in the process of determining whether the show would continue after Robert and Michele King exited at the end of Season 7.
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Clinton expectedly did not dive into the regulatory intricacies facing multi-billion dollar enterprises like Ripple (the company), but he did offer a bit of caution to those responsible for where the industry moves next through the lens of what he experienced in the late 1990s dealing with internet companies.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashFormer GOP Michigan congressman says Trump is unfit for office The Hill's Campaign Report: Buttigieg becomes top target at December debate The Hill's Morning Report — Impeachment face-off; Dems go after Buttigieg in debate MORE (I-Mich.) in the face of an expectedly aggressive challenge next year, The Hill's Tal Axelrod reports.
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Biden is on track to clinch the Democratic nomination in the coming weeks and will have to bulk up his campaign account for an expectedly arduous and expensive general election campaign against President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE.
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