In a Facebook post that year, she expounded on her philosophy.
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Yet, as expounded by Wired and Polygon, that is not the case.
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Cases were problems to be solved, not theories to be expounded upon.
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Cases were problems to be solved, not theories to be expounded upon.
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Instead, she expounded on the importance of going to the polls in November.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence expounded on that after meeting with House Republicans.
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These were normal teenage feelings completely expounded by being treated like an outsider.
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Gabi—auburn hair, leggings—smiled as he expounded his case with flailing arms.
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He expounded about the special aluminum and steel alloys used in the smartwatch's cases.
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This was later expounded upon by White House Deputy Press Secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Spencer expounded on the importance of the fight, the tradition of the December match.
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Gaga expounded on "Til It Happens To You" speaking earlier on the red carpet.
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The issues this setup raises are the same ones I expounded upon last year.
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Partly because Scalia regularly and persuasively expounded on its merits it has gained much currency.
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Dienel expounded on her decision to pursue legal action in a Facebook post this afternoon.
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In other instances, photographs contain an implied narrative that can be expanded and expounded upon.
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He was behind the May AI summit, and expounded on coming actions on AI in December.
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Trump not only accepted his denial of involvement in the 2016 election, he expounded on it.
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Update: Kanye West has expounded on his tweets to explain what this $53 million debt is.
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He also expounded on this argument at length in this Q&A with Joseph Stromberg for Vox.
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It was one startlingly at odds with the free and open network expounded by the internet's inventors.
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I've carefully outlined my arguments and built up counter-theories and expounded upon my main underlying thesis.
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On the topic of Chateau Graysac Medoc, to cite one example, he expounded: From bombs to Bordeaux.
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For the next 20 minutes, he expounded on the ins and outs of the ticket-selling business.
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She expounded to one daughter about her musical gifts, and shared a sweet moment with Juliette (Hayden Panettiere).
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The logic, as expounded by Jeffrey Banks and Rod Kiewiet in this 1989 article, is simple and elegant.
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Fleitz has in articles for the think tank and interviews expounded on his controversial views on radical Islam.
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But it's also expounded on some sweeping theories of what free speech should mean for an infrastructure provider.
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While Mr. Camus's books went largely unsold, best-selling writers, like Eric Zemmour, have expounded on the idea.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett expounded on a number of subjects in an appearance on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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" Domenicali expounded on that theme during a Stanford University-sponsored talk Monday called "The Future of the Motoring Enthusiast.
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He expounded on the discovery at his workshop the other day, breaking from his peaceful demeanor into excited bursts.
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Speaking to Entertainment Tonight later in the day at the Daily Front Row Fashion Awards, Minaj expounded on her thoughts.
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But the 1971 book contains something extra: an erudite satire of contemporary art, often expounded upon by an insufferable mansplainer.
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In 1985, Larry McMurtry expounded on Tyler's skill and talent while writing about "The Accidental Tourist" for the Book Review.
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You are an expert on constitutional law and an embodiment of the ideals expounded by the so-called American dream.
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All of these are foundational elements of the series' larger arc and mission, and all are expounded upon in future episodes.
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The article also cited Yuen's claim that the casting director expounded on the difficulties of casting Asian actors beyond stereotypical roles.
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Abe routinely referred to the President as "Donald," while Trump expounded on the friendship he has developed with the Japanese leader.
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Osipov had treated him for a heart condition some years ago, and the guest expounded on Osipov's skills as a doctor.
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In the "Wealth of Nations" and his less famous work, "The Theory of Moral Sentiments", Smith expounded the benefits of these changes.
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Businessman Andrew Yang, meanwhile, expounded on his support for geoengineering efforts like seeding clouds with aerosols to reflect sunlight back into space.
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One weekend morning as they took a walk, he expounded on his belief that the two of them were West Coast people.
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Donald Trump's oft-stated but rarely expounded-on desire for some kind of major infrastructure legislation has always faced two major hurdles.
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The feature also expounded on a frequent rumor from the popular show's set that Lively and her costar Leighton Meester didn't get along.
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The great conservative English thinker Michael Oakeshott (1901-1990) expounded on the dangers of thinking of political activity as analogous to military life.
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This year's report marks the thirteenth time in the company's history that Twitter has expounded on its privacy practices in such tremendous detail.
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And while he expounded on his father's involvement, it's still not clear what the president did — or didn't — know about the meeting. 1.
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Yet decades of research have expounded the virtue of vaccines, demonstrating repeatedly that they're cheap, safe, effective, and save literally millions of lives.
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As we ate, Ellen expounded on her coming trek in Spain, yet I heard her with just about a fifth of my brain.
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The title of the Netflix series comes from Mr. Padilha's theory, expounded in columns, that only the corrupt can get ahead in Brazilian politics.
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It plays on some of the themes expounded by Yuval Noah Harari in his best-selling books, without sounding exactly like Yuval Noah Harari.
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" The rapper's legal team expounded on his history in an additional statement on Tuesday, confirming 21 Savage was, in fact, born in Britain. "Mr.
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Sadly, the lesson expounded herein by the NYT is one which they — and other media — do not yet seem to have actually learned themselves.
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Winter expounded on his strategy in his 1962 book, "The Triple-Post Offense," an early name for his system, providing 135 diagrams of plays.
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In an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel in 2010, he expounded on his decision: "We are wiser than the computers," he said.
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Sanders expounded on the made-for-cable format of the Democratic primary debates on a recent episode of the uber-popular Joe Rogan podcast.
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At a confirmation hearing in January, Mr. Sessions expounded on his opposing views, suggesting that civil rights investigations inhibited the police in their duties.
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He added, according to a VentureBeat writer, "I only own a mattress," and then expounded upon the putative correlation between youth and creative power.
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On one hand, Adams, the guy who loved the 401(k), expounded the virtue of a retirement tool that required zero brainpower from its participants.
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On a recent morning over avocado toast and world-renowned New York City tap water, Grace Jeon expounded on the virtues of public drinking water.
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Using the example of tea — a beverage that spread across ancient Asian trading routes — Ms. Wang expounded upon the shared differences of the museum's exhibits.
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She said the blog post was meant to be "expounded on" comedy and not meant to reflect all of the exact details of the incident.
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It laid out the theory that government power is divided cleanly among the branches — not shared, as Mr. Barr also expounded on in his speech.
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In the kitchen of the apartment he has lived in for 41 years, Mr. Rubin, a construction lawyer, expounded on his love for the elevators.
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He spoke to reporters after the Dolphins 31-24 victory over the 49ers and expounded on his remarks, which he said were taken out of context.
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Nineteenth-century France had an economic philosophy largely dominated by the doctrine of laissez-faire, as expounded by the great economists Frédéric Bastiat and Léon Say.
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But it wasn't until the 1940s that presidents began making regular appearances at graduations, where they expounded noble ideals and offered inspiration to the next generation.
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In their first year of marriage issues of addiction and the stress of caring for an ill parent created a chaos that expounded as time passed.
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Freshman senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) tweeted about the news report over the weekend, and expounded upon his position with reporters in the Capitol Monday evening.
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It's sometimes referred to as the City of Dreams, in homage to Sigmund Freud, who expounded his theories on psychoanalysis through his clinical practice in the city.
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But he has rarely expounded on his pro-life views in such vivid detail as he did during his State of the Union address on February 5th.
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In 2015, as Browder was busy promoting his book, he expounded on the Katsyv case in television and radio interviews, but was reluctant to testify in court.
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Bondi and Herschmann also expounded at length on allegations against Biden and his son Hunter that they said merited a corruption probe, one Democrats have called baseless.
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In an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel in 2010 (published in German), he expounded on his decision: "We are wiser than the computers," he said.
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Corker said Trump is "debasing" the country and is "not going to rise to the occasion as president," a sentiment he expounded upon in multiple television interviews.
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A second researcher, Patrick Wardle, later expounded on the vulnerability in a blog post which demonstrated the relative ease with which these messages could be located and recovered.
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Many US officials have expounded on this theme in the past, but until now, no American president had so bluntly made this point directly to the entire alliance.
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It expounded upon the nature of the reality presented, but only ever enough to sustain its own story and to hint at bigger things just outside the frame.
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Editorial The impresario Sol Hurok and the philosopher Yogi Berra expounded similarly on human behavior and public events: If people don't want to come, nothing can stop them.
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For more than 50 years, Mr. Buffett's letter has not just expounded on the conglomerate's performance but also dispensed investment advice, folksy wisdom and a few corny jokes.
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Today, Yankees Chief Operating Officer Lonn Trost expounded on that during an interview on New York sports radio station WFAN and, hoo boy, is he an elitist asshole.
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Thoreau expounded on the benefits of unhurried walking in fields and the woods, and he viewed walking as a self-reflective act that yields self-knowledge unavailable elsewhere.
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It's a question that is expounded on much more comprehensively in "Lifecycle of Software Objects," but remains just as interesting a question here in our increasingly digital world.
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The comedian Chris Rock had a routine in the early 12s in which he expounded on the distinction between those who are rich and those who are wealthy.
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He then announced the successful birth of twins Lulu and Nana on YouTube and expounded upon the stunning scientific leap in an interview with the Associated Press on Monday.
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In blurbing my just published biography, Tom characterized Stokely as an activist who "opened our dying culture to new possibilities of freedom" and our conversation expounded on this theme.
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McVay took responsibility for the 20183-22018 defeat in the immediate aftermath of the game, and he expounded upon his faults in an interview with Sports Illustrated published Wednesday.
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Instead he expounded at length about the perfidy of Khalifa Hifter — the dominant military commander in eastern Libya, and a man widely viewed by many Misuratans as an enemy.
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In response to the same question, CCIA president Matt Schruers broadly expounded on "balancing" encryption with law enforcement access, but more as a general principle than a legal doctrine.
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Robert Smithson—a brilliant talker, aesthetic shape-shifter, and amalgamist—appointed himself the spokesperson of the movement, and frequently expounded on art's new direction in essays in art magazines.
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Drawing on the powerful history of Irish immigration to the U.S. — including by his own relatives — Biden expounded upon the importance of allowing those fleeing hardships entry into the country.
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Answering questions at a conference in 2014, Mr Bannon expounded on Russia's leadership, its intellectual origins and on why some people in the West might find those origins worth exploring.
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The founder and CEO of California-based start-up Impossible Foods expounded on the benefits and the complex process of recreating the experience of meat using only plant-based ingredients.
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Clinton's 1993 interview with The New York Times Magazine, in which she expounded on the "politics of meaning" and her Methodism and New Age beliefs, was met with widespread ridicule.
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Wearing a red "Make America Great Again" Trump campaign hat, West, sometimes using profanity, expounded on topics ranging from prison reform to his mental health and from presidential airplanes to racism.
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Kim shifted his focus to the economy at a party congress last April, abandoning the parallel pursuit of nuclear weapons and economic development he had expounded since taking power in 2011.
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Pishevar, who at this point in penning the missive was definitely not looking around for that last hit of crystal, further expounded upon the Truth he was bringing to the world.
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One of the most striking examples of how Amy doesn't get to tell her own story is when Alcott describes Amy's talent for painting, something that's expounded upon in Gerwig's adaptation.
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When Teo expounded on his public statement in a Facebook post to his friends, more than 1,800 people — men and women — "liked" what he had to say, with hundreds voicing their support.
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In a freewheeling interview at the Los Angeles headquarters of his firm, Mr Gundlach expounded on the UK and US political landscapes and on topics ranging fromnegative interest rates to collecting art.
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The authors expounded their theory in an 18-page feature in The Atlantic, and saw their ideas recycled in endless turn-of-the-millennium columns about the future of the country's youth.
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The Mishna, which was compiled in the third century B.C.E., and the Talmud, which expounded upon it, predated the printing press, and as such yeshiva students were trained to memorize them both.
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Peter*, of New York City, expounded on that sentiment from a slightly different perspective: As a gay man living in Iowa during his early 20s, he didn't have a general practitioner he trusted.
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Weiss finds herself among other well-intentioned pro-immigration voices on this front, including Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, who, in a Senate floor speech Tuesday morning, similarly expounded on the "good immigrant" narrative.
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Slat became famous for a TED x talk that he gave in 20113, in which he expounded on an idea that he had after a scuba-diving trip in Greece during high school.
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Francis expounded on a few unrelated topics during his customary news conference onboard the papal airliner during the return trip to Rome, including the American presidential election and the issue of gender identity.
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Everybody mocked him as he expounded on the virtues of a single vehicle transporting multiple people along a fixed route making pre-determined stops, sounding like stuffy, pompous Valley prick in the process.
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It wasn't a bad speech, exactly, but it also didn't do much to expand on the themes that have been expounded on again and again by Clinton's squad of surrogates throughout the convention.
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The only thing that's better than zero regulation are laws made by useful idiots who've fallen hook, line and sinker for industry-expounded false dichotomies — such as those claiming it's 'innovation or privacy'.
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The remark came in a series of tweets on Saturday morning in which the rapper publicly expounded on his mental health, revealing he purposefully doesn't take his prescribed medication in order to produce music.
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So even as Trump mostly claimed that the state of our union is strong, he also expounded at some length on his classic theme that immigrants are coming over the border to kill you.
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Calling after breakfast and texting videos of that morning's triple-tiered crepes — which his wife, Grace, declared "one of the best things you've made" — Chang expounded on the 10 things he can't live without.
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On Weekend Update, Davidson expounded his thoughts on the sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly and Michael Jackson, the eternal debate of the art versus the artist, and his new girlfriend, British actress Kate Beckinsale.
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He expounded on the significance of cadavers in the classroom and told a whimsical tale about his entry into the business – a friend bet him $10 he wouldn't fill out a funeral home job application.
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Kim shifted his focus at a ruling party congress in April, abandoning the parallel pursuit of nuclear weapons and economic development he had expounded since taking power in 2011, to focus instead exclusively on development.
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It's possible Mr. Trump won his children's allegiance by following the French theory of child rearing, expounded in "Bringing Up Bébé" and other self-help books that recommend strict rules and restrained doses of attention.
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Wearing an untucked pink polo shirt and jeans, he expounded on his career last fall in the interview in his corner office, where a computer screen rose above mounds of papers blanketing a conference table.
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That was when Robert H. Bork, a federal appellate judge named to the Supreme Court by President Ronald Reagan, testified expansively and combatively as he expounded his conservative judicial philosophy at his Senate confirmation hearing.
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His simplified assumptions about people being purposeful and rational in their decisions laid the groundwork for an elegant theory of human capital, which he expounded in several seminal articles and a book in the early 1960s.
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Speaking to an enormous crowd last August in Mobile, Alabama, Donald Trump expounded on a key part of his foreign-policy agenda: getting allies like South Korea, Japan, and Germany to pay America for defending them.
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"In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Snape takes on [her] most prominently female gendered role in [her] clandestine provision of the true Sword of Gryffindor to Harry through the use of [her] Patronus," Maltese expounded.
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He also initially refused to denounce David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader who has expressed support for Mr. Trump, and has never expounded on Mr. Duke's bigotry beyond dismissively saying that he "disavows" him.
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The idea of individual duty was expounded by Palestinian fighter Abdullah Azzam, commonly considered the mentor of Osama bin Laden, in his 1984 declaration Defence of Muslim Lands, which clearly outlines jihad as an individual obligation.
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I mentioned all of this in my review, and critic Dia Lacina expounded upon it wonderfully in a follow-up piece, but I nonetheless found myself taken in, if not blinded by, Kratos and Atreus' relationship.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard expounded on what might comprise a "material reassessment" of the economic outlook, the Treasury yield curve, the central bank's framework review and more in a Reuters interview.
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Sources cautioned that while Trump sees an opportunity to get tax reform done soon, the White House has not expounded on the specifics of the process or the timeline for when a bill will be released.
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He sat back as Trump falsely claimed to have opposed the Iraq War, reiterated that sexual assault was the inevitable consequence of enlisting women in the military, and expounded on the leadership skills of Vladimir Putin.
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But coming on the heels of the GOP convention last week in Cleveland, Democrats here also expounded on the theme of national unity and inclusion to draw sharp contrasts between the world views of Clinton and Trump.
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Obama noted that the "birds were chirping and the sun was out" for most Americans after Trump's Thursday night speech, which expounded on the threats to America from illegal immigrants, Islamic State militants, and race-related violence.
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For the Modzitzer, as for all Hasidim, music and dance are vehicles to bring Jews closer to God, in accord with a philosophy expounded in the 18th century by the founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov.
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Pop culture moments that won't last the lifetime of the book aren't expounded upon, but their inclusion adds a level of comfort to the painful story and reminds you who this book is intended for—young black kids.
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It's an important enough theme for him that in the big Vanity Fair cover in which he announced his presidential campaign, he expounded on the ways that he's been inspired by D.C. punk legends Minor Threat and Fugazi.
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Trump had moved on to another falsehood by that evening in a meeting with Congressional leaders, two sources told NBC News, where he expounded on a debunked accusation that millions of undocumented immigrants voted for his opponent Hillary Clinton.
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San Francisco has real problems, Salesforce's billionaire CEO expounded, pointing to the homeless encampments only a few blocks away from his company's new $1.1 billion home, but it was unfair to lay them at the feet of Big Tech.
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" That 'Enslaved' Quote In an April 2015 interview with Variety, LaBeouf expounded on his views of art, which included the somewhat unfortunately phrased line, "The requirements to being a star/celebrity are namely, you must become an enslaved body.
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The International Anthem origin story is delightfully expounded upon in some other places, but one thing I'm curious about is another interview says part of what first drew you to jazz was that it reminded you of punk shows.
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The government's document dispelled some of the wishful thinking expounded by Brexit supporters, debunking claims that withdrawal would lift the economy by permitting Britain to strike a new set of trade deals with fast-growing economies around the world.
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Responding to a question from Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal at the Code Conference regarding whether Twitter has been "bad or good for our national discourse," the former presidential candidate expounded upon the ways that Twitter has negatively impacted our politics.
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The strongman expounded his pet conspiracy theories, pouring vitriol on George Soros, a billionaire whom he blames for many of Hungary's problems, and the EU. Both, he railed, were conspiring to flood Hungary with migrants, many of them criminals or terrorists.
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Senator Booker expounded on a variety of topics, including: TRACY CLAYTON: So I assume that you are all here to listen to us speak to Cory Booker so you probably don't need this introduction, but we're gonna get one anyway.
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Perhaps most notably was Scalia's fandom of the Kiefer Sutherland action series 24, which made plenty of think-piece headlines for the way it depicted torture, a subject Scalia expounded upon frequently in the wake of incidents like Abu Ghraib.
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First expounded in 1896 by Theodor Herzl, Zionism is based on the idea of Jews reclaiming their ancestral "Land of Israel"; it blossomed with the post-WWII relocation of European Jews and the formation of Israel as an independent state.
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" For that matter, Dr. King might well have been talking about a president a half-century in the future when he expounded on the need to rein in the drum major instinct, for otherwise it becomes "very dangerous" and "pernicious.
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According to Charlene Carruthers, the national director of Black Youth Project 100, Ms. Jones expounded the idea now known as intersectionality decades before that term became so ubiquitous that Hillary Clinton used it in a tweet on the campaign trail.
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To make sense of a dictatorship in which the dictator was intermittently absent, Kershaw expounded the concept of "working towards the Führer": when explicit direction from Hitler was lacking, Nazi functionaries guessed at what he wanted, and often further radicalized his policies.
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But Mr. Finicum — always in earmuffs and cowboy hat — then expounded at articulate length on obscure sections of the Constitution that he said the federal government had violated here by taking private land into federal control without the approval of the Oregon State Legislature.
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By 1793, the Royal Academy was abolished and the Salon exhibition for that year was managed by the Commune des Arts, who included in the livret an extended preface that expounded on the values of artistic freedom, tying it to the struggle for political freedom.
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He attributed the traffic to kompromat , but also expounded a scenario in which it had been caused by a technical glitch: Trump e-mails "hidden" in the system were intermittently processed by the bank's security software, an application called Trend Micro Deep Discovery Inspector.
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After the room was searched every morning, he said, the day began with two hours of study on subjects including "the spirit of the 19th Party Congress," where Xi expounded his political dogma in a three-hour speech, and China's policies on minorities and religion.
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"We don't know when we've exhausted the possibilities of urban crime decline, and we won't know unless and until New York scrapes bottom," said Mr. Zimring, who analyzed the first 266 years of New York's historic crime reduction and expounded on it in a book.
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He sat in a tubular-steel chair in front of his desk and expounded on Trump as both symptom and ailment of our current politics, periodically returning to his computer to check the occasional fact — for example, whether his home county, Suffolk County, Mass.
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On Wednesday, the president smugly declared that "we did a fantastic job," and he expounded on geography and pre-hurricane problems with the electrical grid as reasons for the level of destruction, just as he did in the immediate aftermath of Hurricanes Maria and Irma.
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"—Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) January 27, 2020A 2010 GQ profile expounded on Bryant&aposs unique mode of transportation and how it helped him on the court:"But sexy as it might seem, Bryant says the helicopter is just another tool for maintaining his body.
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Around us, 73-something men in unbuttoned blazers and thick-rim glasses swirled glass after glass selected from the carefully curated, 500-strong wine list, knowledgeable waiters expounded on the ingredients and several young couples seemed to be Instagramming the better part of their meal.
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ROME — Those trying to divine the roots of Stephen K. Bannon's dark and at times apocalyptic worldview have repeatedly combed over a speech that Mr. Bannon, President Trump's ideological guru, made in 2014 to a Vatican conference, where he expounded on Islam, populism and capitalism.
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Alex Cox, a veteran Galápagos-born guide with nearly three decades of experience and an encyclopedic love for nature, pointed out volcanoes and blue-footed boobies, and expounded on the complexity of the Galápagos every morning over a mug of hot water with lemon.
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Every day when their father came home from work, Pratibha and her siblings would sit around him, she said, as he expounded on the importance of how to be a good Hindu, helping Hindus, learning how to defend oneself, and taking care of one's health using ayurveda.
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Durant (left pinkie) returned from a one-game absence to score 113 points in Monday's 119-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers and the reaction in Washington will be something to watch after he recently expounded on why he had no interest in playing for the Wizards.
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Plunged into turmoil in the midst of taking his kid on a college tour, Brad vacillates between elated hope for Troy's future and a desperate desire for him to avoid what Brad perceives as his own lack of success, feelings that are expounded upon in claustrophobic voiceover.
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In his remarks, he expounded on the points which Apple has been talking about to reporters, the most pointed of which is that this is not about just "one iPhone" and any ruling would be used to force Apple to unlock customer phones again and again.
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Dressed in a blue-and-pink jail jumpsuit, Bundy expounded on his view that the refuge could be legitimately confiscated from the government through an obscure mechanism of property law called "adverse possession," involving the taking of land that is idle or in need of improvement.
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" Lewes (pronounced LEW-is) has several claims to historical fame, being at one time the home of Thomas Paine, the radical American author of "Common Sense," who is memorialized with a plaque on the town's White Hart Hotel marking the place where he "expounded his revolutionary politics.
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" Inside Jury Assembly Room 160, a gray-haired judge expounded on the Gettysburg Address and advised those gathered in the room, which was packed with strollers and walkers, to "remember your American journey and get an ice-cream cone every October 7th to commemorate this day!
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I'm not just making this up out of nowhere: the terribleness of pi as a constant was first proposed by mathematician Bob Palais in his article "π Is Wrong!" and later expounded upon in The Tau Manifesto by Michael Hartl, which serves as the basis for modern tauism.
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And so, out of that pervasive but self-defeating notion, The Walking Dead and games like it are expounded as semi TV series, simultaneously imbuing them with vicarious prestige while giving game-makers tacit permission to do the unthinkable: release video games with stories that demand players' attention.
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Assuming the existence of the doctrine as they have expounded it, and assuming further that the rule in this case qualifies as a major one so as to bring the doctrine into play, the question posed by the doctrine is whether the FCC has clear congressional authorization to issue the rule.
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Professor Cavell was for decades on the faculty of Harvard University, where he often expounded on the ideas of what is called ordinary language philosophy, which argues that philosophers have become so preoccupied with convoluted statements of philosophical problems that they have lost touch with everyday words and their meanings.
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Magic Johnson, at a news conference where he expounded on the Lakers' free-agent strategy, made a case that the only team in the league with the cap room to sign two stars outright would still need "two summers" before he could be fairly judged as the team's top executive.
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He expounded on his 15-year career in the Police Department — "Fifteen justifiable homicides I could've committed; never used lethal force on anybody" — and his plans if elected mayor, which would include adjusting the college requirements to join the Police Department to encourage more minority candidates to join the force.
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A splashy opening-night party at the Plaza Hotel on Thursday featured a couple of vodka bars, a jazz combo, a gospel choir singing "Happy" and classical musicians from Norway and Russia, plus Adrian Grenier of the HBO show "Entourage," the night's M.C., who expounded learnedly about chess history from hand-held cue cards.
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When asked who else he wanted to thank for their counsels on the Baghdadi operation, Trump briefly mentioned Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, then expounded on oil and the companies he'd like to use to distribute it, because the U.S. deserves war spoils: I don't want to leave 1,1 or 2,000 or 3,000 soldiers on the border.
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Back in his office, wearing a Ferragamo tie depicting the university seal, Dr. Hamilton expounded on the three "big and present" issues the university faces: affordability, space and "the student experience" — making sure that the school remains globally competitive and attracts top faculty members who can in turn offer the sort of education guaranteed to draw the best students.
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One hypothesis, as expounded for example by Piketty, Saez, and Stantcheva, is that CEOs used to pay themselves less than they could have as a way to "make peace" with workers, customers, etc.. And one reason for this self-restraint was that given high marginal tax rates, executives who extracted very high pay packages wouldn't get to keep much of the money anyway.
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A recent New York Magazine feature dubbed Pornhub, a top porn site, "the Kinsey Report of our time," arguing that the breadth of perversity found on the site encourages increasingly exotic sexual exploration among its presumably vanilla viewers; other commentators, including Cindy Gallop, founder of the website MakeLoveNotPorn, have also expounded upon the power pornography holds over our sexual tastes and behaviors.
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He made clear that the festival is organized by an NGO that is not controlled by the Iranian government; And even expounded that, so far as the "government" is concerned, his ministry would insure that the records and history of participants who have preached racial hatred and violence in the past will be taken into account when issuing entry visas to Iran.
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He said he did so in response to police-involved shootings aimed at unarmed black Americans and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, stating, "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color," a reasoning he expounded on on August 22009, 2017: I have great respect for the men and women that have fought for this country.
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In recent years, President Xi Jinping has expounded China's perspectives on the status quo of the world economy on many occasions, such as at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summits, G20 summits and World Economic Forum, and proposed China's solution to the problems facing economic globalization, which highlights the need to adapt to and guide economic globalization to make the process more vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable, and enable it to benefit all countries and nations.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii), are arguing for significant changes to U.S. foreign policy, many of the candidates appear to support the same tired version of liberal internationalism Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE expounded in 2016.
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