The eye-popping numbers, which Alibaba manages to make even more eye-popping year after year, reflect the changing times since the company invented the retail event a decade ago.
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On the surface, such an eye-popping number nearly sounds reasonable.
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Do you really need eye-popping video on a mobile device?
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Let's start with the most eye-popping claim of your book.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer plowed eye-popping sums into his presidential campaign.
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The move comes after the company raised an eye-popping $5.5.
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Click through for our eye-popping selection of outfits from LFW.
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There are some eye-popping books in Kickstarter's Exquisite Objects initiative.
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Still, the $3.3 billion figure is eye-popping, given that Jet.
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Obama left office with an eye-popping 59 percent approval rating.
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The tradeoff: On the one hand, there's an eye-popping price.
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It's a reason other companies won't attract such eye-popping prices.
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Many recent Olympic Games have had some eye-popping price tags.
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Then, in an eye-popping memo on Sunday, Lau went further.
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This eye-popping prediction comes from meteorologist Ryan Maue of weathermodels.com.
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Read on for five more highlights from the eye-popping new park.
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Here are the five most eye-popping details we've learned so far.
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North America lost an eye-popping 59 percent between 1947 and 2005.
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The artist's new sculpture at Lincoln Center Plaza has eye-popping dazzle.
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SpaceX, meanwhile, raised $500 million at an eye-popping $30.5 billion valuation.
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That eye-popping sum "is not a made up number," Rickards insisted.
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This is an eye-popping $1,500 off its retail price of $3,43.
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The untouched wonder and eye-popping sky of Montana are nice too.
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You had some really eye-popping examples in the paper about pollution.
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"It's eye-popping how quickly the narrative has changed," says Mr Slok.
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In modern day sports, eye-popping multi-million contracts are fairly commonplace.
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Driving the news: New, scientifically advanced therapies come with eye-popping prices.
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So far the numbers they've established in the program are eye-popping.
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Get ready for downright eye-popping in the upcoming 2020 presidential debates.
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Investment returns, of course, range from devastating losses to eye-popping gains.
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And Northam won the group by an eye-popping 237 percentage points.
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Mr. Moonves called the numbers "both eye-popping but we think conservative."
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He mixed and matched them with freehand brushwork, in eye-popping colors.
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These numbers are certainly eye-popping -- and they have been rising swiftly.
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The first six games have been record-setting, eye-popping and memorable.
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The Cox Automotive partnership follows two other eye-popping investments this year.
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That figure is eye-popping, but then his contract promises $180 million.
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The dialogue is as brain-numbing as the stagecraft is eye-popping.
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Forbes estimates that the deal was worth an eye-popping $100 million.
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To achieve that goal, they were going to need eye-popping visuals.
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Unsurprisingly, hotels in and around Tokyo will feature some eye-popping prices.
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Beto O'Rourke hopes his eye-popping fundraising can help unseat Republican Sen.
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The unprecedented spending yields some eye-popping results outside of political ads.
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The district favored Clinton by an eye-popping 26 points in 2016.
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He's run 14 marathons, many of them at an eye-popping pace.
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When she's at her best, her tennis is complete, eye-popping obliteration.
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Singapore offers everything from eye-popping botanical gardens to Michelin-starred food stalls.
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Trump's new tent cities cost an eye-popping $775 That's a huge difference.
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Los Angeles was an eye-popping 2158 for 2134 from beyond the arc.
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While payouts are potentially eye-popping, the risks are considerable, industry veterans say.
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Prudential also has an eye-popping $1.4 trillion in financial assets under management.
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The eye-popping gains were certainly helped along by the overall market performance.
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"It's been pretty eye-popping numbers," said Noel Brinkerhoff, a Napa County spokesman.
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And while these metrics for Fortnite seem eye-popping, they're not that surprising.
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Here are some eye-popping numbers that tell the scope of the tragedy.
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The current generation of startups have advantages that help support eye-popping valuations.
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U.S. goods and services trade last year was an eye-popping $583.6 billion.
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A remarkable run The gains during this bull run have been eye-popping.
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The leaps in cases over the last few years are truly eye-popping.
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People in mountain towns with few providers faced eye-popping premiums for coverage.
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But Dr. Wen, who is 36, came with her own eye-popping credentials.
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The suit includes a number of eye-popping details of alleged shady behavior.
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These are the top 6 industries that will fuel that eye-popping growth.
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Altria has justified the eye-popping investment on Juul's potential for international growth.
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Even when there are eye-popping images of turf on the billboards overhead.
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Among the most eye-popping (pun intended) multi-brand monopolies is in eyeglasses.
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But as Ashley reports, RBC floats an even more eye-popping deal: Salesforce.
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O'Rourke has posted eye-popping fundraising totals and sparked grassroots enthusiasm in Texas.
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But it's those eye-popping gains that have some looking for bargains elsewhere.
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The rise and fall of bitcoin during recent months has been eye-popping.
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The really eye-popping element here is the reference to Attorney General Barr.
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Below, the 45 most eye-popping lines from the 46-minute(!) interview. 1.
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Alongside the curiosities, Ms Schulten weaves in eye-popping facts of sharp contemporary relevance.
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Some were more original and eye-popping: Kubo and the Two Strings, Moana, Zootopia.
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For the rest of us, this eye-popping photo feat will have to suffice.
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Bye-bye boring French tips, hello eye-popping patterns cropping up all over Instagram.
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After all, the stock is still up an eye-popping 130 percent this year.
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It unveiled checking and savings accounts with an eye-popping 3 percent interest rate.
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"They're obviously revolutionary," says Laserium's Jon Robertson of Daft Punk's eye-popping sage presentation.
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The banks get eye-popping returns, raking in 40% for a one-year loan.
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Those numbers might be eye-popping, but Roe's survival has never been more uncertain.
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The big picture: The difference between Trump and his recent predecessors is eye-popping.
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Watch the video above to experience The Box's eye-popping marvels in 360 degrees.
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The segment saw its revenue grow an eye-popping 140 percent year over year.
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The eye-popping reason that the Democrats have turned to children to hack them?
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He used real, practical effects rather than CGI to create his eye-popping visuals.
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Afterwards, you can hold your masterpiece under black light for an eye-popping twist.
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To be honest, we're pretty persuaded by Thompson's eye-popping demo with that apple...
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But the real eye-popping stat is the number of people listed as missing.
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Just some eye-popping numbers on the ratings front from Monday night just out.
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The presentation reveals the eye-popping rate at which WeWork has been adding space.
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That brings his cycle-to-date fundraising total to an eye-popping $70 million.
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Head to Gabba Alley features eye-popping wall murals, wrote Aira Pamintuan for LAFOOD.
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That's the idea behind two new eye-popping crosswalk designs in downtown Santa Monica.
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That is an eye-popping number, since revenue in 2015 was only $2.2 billion.
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Deutsche Bank executives have long argued that the eye-popping derivatives figure is misleading.
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By contrast, pure online players such as ASOS command an eye-popping 65 times.
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One of the more notable points on the race: the eye-popping funding totals.
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In 2008, people were criticizing the mega mall for its multicolored, eye-popping exterior.
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These aren't just eye-popping numbers -- there are real, heartfelt consequences for average Americans.
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In the end, he finished with 21 unforced errors to Federer's eye-popping 232.
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Broadway star Cynthia Erivo opted for a Paolo Sebastian gown with eye-popping embroidery.
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Then again, Tagovailoa's eye-popping numbers came against one of college football's weakest defenses.
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But what's just as eye-popping as his storied past are his current views.
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Eighteen months after Instagram arrived, Facebook bought it for an eye-popping $1 billion.
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The company was valued at an eye-popping $47 billion during one investment round.
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But even with all those cutbacks, WeWork is still inking some eye-popping deals.
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Andrew Cuomo's re-election war chest is stocked with an eye-popping $30 million.
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It's a stark difference from the RNC's eye-popping $45.9 million in the bank.
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Musk unveiled a second generation Tesla Roadster in November that boasted eye-popping specifications.
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Economists don't consider either of these eye-popping sums of savings a good thing.
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That's assuming, as most do, an eye-popping price tag: about $1 million per patient.
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You'll learn eye-popping tricks like page turns, fractal noise, and linear and radial wipes.
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Besides the eye-popping brightness of the displays, there's really not much to the experience.
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The eye-popping increase has made Texas a major hub for the anti-vaccine movement.
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For now, even with their eye-popping growth numbers, the competition continues to chase AWS.
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Even after ending outrageous overage charges the carrier's prices for mobile internet are eye popping.
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The eye popping stage design for the 27th Annual Academy Awards has finally been revealed.
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Bitcoin, the best known cryptocurrency, has risen an eye-popping 1,700 percent just in 2017.
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Trump is at heart a businessman, and the opportunities in big data are eye-popping.
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What sets the Go apart is Withings' signature sleek design and eye-popping color choices.
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And though his tenure was brief, he left behind a series of eye-popping quotes.
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Plus, with its eye-popping orange color scheme, the Neo is a nice-looking device.
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Cities and states are offering Amazon eye-popping tax subsidies to win its second headquarters.
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That eye-popping statistic comes from a new report in the medical journal The Lancet.
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Analyst Daniel Ives said Amazon had an "eye-popping" performance, even prior to Cyber Monday.
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While most public universities have sat back as privates landed eye-popping donations, that's changing.
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Those are eye-popping numbers given how many House battlegrounds are based in the suburbs.
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Bitcoin may have plunged from its eye-popping price, but demand is high for cryptocurrencies.
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Several of the most eye-popping passages ultimately express more nuanced explanations of her views.
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Investors told CNBC they predict fundraising rounds generally stalling and reaching less eye-popping valuations.
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Eye-popping falls were also seen in tech heavyweights such Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.
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Eye-popping falls were also seen in tech heavyweights such Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.
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I carry a lot of cards, and three of them with eye-popping annual fees.
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Come for the essayist in Hagan, stay for the eye-popping details and artful gossip.
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Businesses seemed poised to dominate thanks to having raised eye-popping sums — until they weren't.
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For retirees who do end up needing such services, the costs can be eye-popping.
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A number of forces are driving the eye-popping price tag, beginning with the candidates.
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It was eye-popping, with a long shiv of a heel and a bulging toe.
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If you maxed out this benefit, you could save an eye-popping $9,0003 per year.
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"Some of the stuff is, you know, eye-popping, eye-opening," Boone said on Tuesday.
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I blurted out a comment about the eye-popping Boucheron ring Ms. Getty was wearing.
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That eye-popping score, and it's not a typo, is part of a larger tale.
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You probably have big mortgage payments, rising medical costs and perhaps eye-popping tuition bills.
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And considering how intricate, artistic, and eye-popping they have become, who can blame them?
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Regardless of what it shows, the overall effect is modern, eye-popping, and just plain cool.
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The number of incidents was eye-popping; over 1700 in all, impacting nearly five million people.
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It's an eye-popping valuation for a financial company with opaque metrics and plenty of competition.
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But the surge in Saudi production in November will make the drop look more eye-popping.
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In response to the eye-popping allegations, Tester and the Republican chair of Veterans' Affairs Sen.
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Uber is expected to go public at an eye-popping $90 billion valuation on May 9th.
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The game produced so many eye-popping statistics that no single one could do it justice.
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Here are 216 eye-popping headlines surrounding the Republican nominee from the last seven days: 292.3.
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One of her most eye-popping looks is a glistening, sheer, long-sleeve, mock neck bodysuit.
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Robinhood said it would launch a product with an eye-popping, industry-leading 3% interest rate.
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Given the eye-popping sums he has spent, he really ought to be out of sight.
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Dealerships are expected to sell the plates for an eye-popping $699, not including installation costs.
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An eye-popping 4,20173 medals will be awarded across the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games.
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And their valuations are eye-popping, with Uber leading the herd with a $120 billion target.
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Started in 2009, WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook for an eye-popping $22 billion in 2014.
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She stunned fashion's highest order, in an eye-popping Comme des Garcon ensemble for the ages.
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Those aren't the most eye-popping stats for a Chromebook, even taking the price into consideration.
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And while the social network's conference highlights in recent years have been eye-popping — AR glasses!
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There were stunning feats in book binding, eye-popping graphic design, and rare limited edition prints.
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While the number of strikeouts is eye-popping, Kershaw was more concerned with getting efficient outs.
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Scott has caught up, though, raising an eye-popping $220006 million in less than three months.
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The deal is from May through December and has an eye-popping value of $85033 million.
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A YouGov poll found 55% of adults supporting impeachment, including an eye-popping percentage of Republicans.
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Though the 5,000 Twitch viewers was eye-popping, Lester figured it was a one time thing.
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But the most eye-popping $190 million slash was to FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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The largest work, at over nine feet high, is "knipface," painted an eye-popping violet pink.
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Eye-popping in Wisconsin Exits: 68% of Dems are liberal, up 20 pts from 2008. Mich.
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He led the American League in homers with 52, many of them sailing eye-popping distances.
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She has had far less to say about the industry's eye-popping overrepresentation in fraud complaints.
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The store began the campaign this month, printing up 2000,22013 bags with the eye-popping slogans.
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The top decliner on the STOXX 600 was Tullow Oil, with an eye-popping 57% drop.
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That's true of the eye-popping visuals throughout (right down to the ads on the walls).
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It's an eye-popping number for sure, one that blows previous fines out of the water.
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Those eye-popping figures were instrumental in helping EBTH to raise $84.5 million in venture capital.
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It's an eye-popping sum that catapults the two into the top rank of donors nationwide.
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Mr. Bloomberg spent an eye-popping $188 million of his own money in the fourth quarter.
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The sports cable network is already shelling out an eye-popping $1.9 billion, according to MofftettNathanson.
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Now, together with the requisite eye-popping physical stunts, the genre could also showcase intimate vignettes.
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Karmic has got an eye-popping 960Wh optional extended range battery under development, too, Quan said.
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In its heyday Arabian horses strutted around a grassy track, tempting foreign buyers into eye-popping bids.
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The stock market in Brazil was up an eye-popping 21 percent in 224, according to MSCI.
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Their eye-popping APY can be especially attractive to customers who are shopping based on rates alone.
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You may have to visit the ophthalmologist after checking out these eye-popping new health spending numbers.
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John Kasich of Ohio was also paid an eye-popping amount of money for very little work.
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To celebrate the actor's big day, watch his most eye-popping shirtless moments in the clip above.
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That promise of a future payout is strung along by eye-popping viewership numbers and overall hype.
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We highlighted some of the most eye-popping numbers the Secret Service has to deal with, below.
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It's an eye-popping figure, but in the context of electric bikes, it actually seems downright affordable.
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The eye-popping funding by the Chinese fintech group, unveiled on Friday, cements a $150 billion valuation.
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Ossoff collected an eye-popping $8.3 million ahead of the first round of voting in mid-April.
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In the Asian market, China housing prices in Shanghai rose an eye-popping 21.3 percent last year.
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Scott, who is independently wealthy, raised an eye-popping $68 million this cycle, burying Nelson's $27 million.
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Both, along with eye-popping real estate prices, exist but became inflated in retellings beyond the city.
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His work shares formal content with McCurry's: the subcontinental terrain, the eye-popping color, the human presence.
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The size and cost of the Elbphilharmonie may be eye-popping, but remarkably, they are hardly unique.
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Democrats have coalesced around 30-year-old Jon Ossoff, who has raised an eye-popping $8.3 million.
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Per a CNN analysis, an eye-popping 55 Democratic challengers outraised the Republican incumbents they are facing.
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Tim Burton's fantasy adventure "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" includes a number of eye-popping sequences.
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They shrugged off the eye-popping bar tabs that appeared on his past Federal Election Commission filings.
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Don't be distracted by Ashley Tisdale's eye-popping daisy dukes in these almost identical denim-clad candids.
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As for valuation, Bain's offer touts an eye-popping multiple of nearly 19 times last year's EBITDA.
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Those costs can be eye-popping because they're based on list prices, not the rates payers negotiate.
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Chris Paul, who does not have eye-popping numbers at 19 points and 8.5 assists a game.
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Below is your Miami itinerary, detailing the fairs' best eye-popping imagery and where to find them.
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The cavernous Flower Market to the south is eye-popping and only charges $35 admission on Saturdays.
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I could fill this newsletter with the slew of eye-popping controversies that broke this week alone.
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But it is Fish's eye-popping color that initially draws the viewer across the gallery's expansive floor.
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Eye-popping experiments, like a proposal to transplant a head to another body, have not been discouraged.
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This Stockholm label specializes in of-the-moment shapes available in an array of eye-popping colors.
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But here it is: 17 eye-popping paradisal paintings, produced in a nine-week visit in 33.
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But here it is: 42023 eye-popping paradisal paintings, produced in a nine-week visit in 1939.
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With the help of eye-popping infographics, Rusch shows how our government disenfranchises segments of the population.
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But here it is: 303 eye-popping paradisal paintings, produced in a nine-week visit in 1939.
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But here it is: 17 eye-popping paradisal paintings, produced in a nine-week visit in 3703.
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Albeit revved up with an eye-popping costume, a midcentury-modern mansion and an enviably sleek motorcycle.
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Multiple Oscar nominations (including one for Bullock), critical praise and eye-popping box office ($723 million worldwide).
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In the battle for the Senate, the most promising Democratic candidates are hauling in eye-popping sums.
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But the proposal also comes with an eye-popping price tag: $2.2 trillion over the next decade.
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Two other non-pie favorites are this eye-popping cranberry curd tart and this sticky cranberry gingerbread.
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But here it is: 17 eye-popping paradisal paintings, produced in a nine-week visit in 1939.
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And net debt clocks in at some $2.4 billion, or an eye-popping 12 times estimated EBITDA.
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In November, PayPal agreed to purchase Honey for an eye-popping $4 billion, its largest deal ever.
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Unlike spectrum, auctioned telephone numbers won't fetch eye-popping sums in the tens of billions of dollars.
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He has won an eye-popping 260 tournaments this year, earning roughly $240 million in prize money.
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Scarif is a gorgeous oasis and an eye-popping new set piece in the "Star Wars" world.
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"That said, in Kinston it's kind of eye-popping that food like that exists," Mr. Currin said.
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He now has an eye-popping $8.3 million cash on hand at the end of September. Sen.
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The Georgia Democrats' eye-popping fundraising numbers vastly eclipsed some of his toughest competitors in the race.
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Funding rounds of $2600 million or more — a once eye-popping sum of capital — have become common.
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And while the results are carefully plotted and constructed, they are not always towering or eye-popping.
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That means salaries most people would find eye-popping are well within the bounds of the law.
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In the 25 months to December 22, investors put $22.5bn into Indian startups, often at eye-popping valuations.
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Each year the parade promises 16 to 17 eye-popping balloons, only a handful of which are new.
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Dollar sales surged 34.4% from the prior period and an eye-popping 1,141.2% from the year-ago period.
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Mr. Beshear won't suffer such eye-popping losses, in part because of Mr. Bevin's unpopularity in the mountains.
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These eye-popping pictures by Spanish artist Markel Redondo are reflective of the slow-changing effects on landscapes.
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But the most eye-popping aspect was the fact that men and women were allowed to sit together.
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Our final bill is an eye-popping $1 for five people (but everyone celebrates, because we're under budget).
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Two promising AV startups recently received eye-popping funding, but don't assume 2017's frothy hype is back.
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Nearly every press conference contained an eye-popping number of big reveals, new trailers, and confirmed release dates.
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If Bad Gal's ensemble wasn't eye-popping enough, RiRi outshined all her guests with diamond accessories from Chopard.
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To blast more oil out of rock, companies are now using eye-popping amounts of water and sand.
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Disney's 1954 movie based on Verne's book used eye-popping special effects to bring the Nautilus to life.
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Despite that eye-popping price, there's no peak in sight for Times Square rent, one expert told CNBC.
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"What is probably the most eye-popping number in this entire poll is the trust issue," Chalian said.
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Back in February, UCLA gymnast Sophina DeJesus also captured the Internet's attention with her eye-popping floor routine.
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Performances from The Weeknd and Little Mix were somewhat overshadowed by Drake and Rhianna's raunchy, eye-popping duet.
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The disproportionate contribution of gains from those five issues underscores the tech sector's eye-popping performance this year.
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In 2000, right before the dot-com bubble popped, pricey startups were going public at eye-popping valuations.
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Even the White House is now projecting the deficit could reach an eye-popping $1 trillion next year.
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But as James Stewart points out in his column, the number that is truly eye-popping is 50.
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The other thing that tends to confuse people is the eye-popping growth rates of these competing firms.
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The eye-popping colors, matched in many of the costumes by Andrea Hood, suit the production's jubilant mood.
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This teen fashion brand was another staple of the '90s that carried clothes filled with eye-popping colors.
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But that shift has gone too far, and the new trends driving the oil market are eye-popping.
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Despite the customer-service trouble, passengers are still buying tickets on WOW, which offers some eye-popping fares.
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The eye-popping escalation comes just as Beijing prepares for another round of negotiations in Washington this week.
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As eye-popping as the colors are by day, the 11-acre "backyard" really comes alive at night.
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According to Bloomberg, that eye-popping number of legal disputes could cost the company at least $600 million.
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Where is the colossal value implied by these eye-popping valuations for ICOs for blockchain tools and infrastructure?
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Is it really necessary to study how to make H5N1, with its eye-popping mortality rate, more transmissible?
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The sequence is thrilling, but a scene that somewhat mirrors it in the sequel is downright eye-popping.
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Off the menu Lower Manhattan gets this eye-popping aerie, a new Cipriani venture, and more restaurant news.
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When he debuted in June 2013, Puig mesmerized baseball with eye-popping talent and hair-on-fire energy.
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The eye-popping set is the brainchild of the scenic designer David Korins and the director Alex Timbers.
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Now, observers are scratching their heads over the question of who is responsible for the eye-popping transfer.
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It was remodeled in 2010 and listed for sale in March 2016 for an eye-popping $88 million.
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Ten years ago, Passport was an industry darling when the Global Strategy gained an eye-popping 219 percent.
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Major League Baseball teams have signed some eye-popping multi-year contracts for marquee players in recent weeks.
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Corporate America is still raking in eye-popping profits, but it is also in a decision-making tailspin.
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Relying heavily on African and Caribbean tropes, the result is an eye-popping array of art as uniform.
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But for the owners of a select few horses, eye-popping prize funds aren't the biggest money-maker.
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Medha: But how does Saqib make eye-popping clothes that also fit some of the best NBA players?
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Expect more eye-popping drone light displays at the upcoming games, as well as drone video and data.
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The list of high-profile people Holmes managed to hoodwink is almost as eye-popping as her deceits.
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Last month, he averaged 26.8 points per game while putting up an eye-popping 48/42/87 split.
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Nearly 70 images of these eye-popping structures are now published in No Circus, available through Damiani Books.
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But it's the truly eye-popping transformational photos that are getting Jameson press coverage and ultimately growing her following.
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But there's reason to believe that the eye-popping Trump-fueled ratings from the 21 cycle were an anomaly.
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In 2018, a number of billionaires amassed an eye-popping amount of wealth, while others saw their fortunes dwindle.
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But stars like Jane Russell , Mamie Van Doren and Diana Dors popularized the eye-popping bullet/torpedo-shaped bra.
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The Investors Intelligence Poll of newsletter writers also reported what Cramer regarded as "eye popping" sentiment numbers on Wednesday.
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The Investors Intelligence Poll of newsletter writers also reported what Cramer regarded as "eye popping" sentiment numbers on Wednesday.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBeto O'Rourke: Longtime Barber Reveals How Much He TipsTeyana Taylor Gives Iman Shumpert Eye-Popping Lap Dance!
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As bond yields across the euro area this week hit fresh milestones, Italy delivered its own eye-popping moves.
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Over the past year, some ETFs with a strong following among yield-starved investors have endured eye-popping volatility.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold will cost an eye-popping $1,980, and analysts say other foldable devices could be equally expensive.
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In the film, Bowers makes some eye-popping claims including participating in a threesome with Grant and Randolph Scott.
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Stefanik's campaign attributes the eye-popping haul, at least in part, to WinRed, the GOP's answer to Democrats' ActBlue.
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The thing about Vikki is she brought that eye-popping color, but she's also a bit more punk rock.
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These discount platforms allow pros to offer eye-popping discounts on their services to attract interested first-time clients.
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I have a feeling it will contain some eye-popping information that currently is not on anyone's radar screen.
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That he would openly express his concern over Trump's capacity to keep the country safe is eye-popping. 2.
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Quist's eye-popping fundraising haul includes more than 200,000 individual contributions the campaign said was raised in 85 days.
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The eye-popping color field of pink, chartreuse and blue displayed by the royal women at Prince Charles's investiture.
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One of the most eye-popping hauls of the first quarter came from Democrat Abby Finkenauer in IA-01.
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Geometry became, in her hands, a vehicle for unprecedented and eye-popping new spaces but also for emotional ambiguity.
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"We wanted something that would be an eye-popping number," Barry, an all-Ivy League wrestler at Columbia, said.
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"So, you may worry ... industry's reputation will take a further hit because of these eye-popping prices," Bagley said.
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Morning Consult released an eye-popping new survey that found 43% of voters think congress should begin impeachment proceedings.
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We made our way to the produce, where we found some eye-popping signs with cute plays on words.
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Mr. Simonds and his lieutenants — many of them former senior executives at traditional Hollywood studios — have eye-popping aspirations.
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" Hoyer said the Cubs relied on scouting reports when they acquired Hendricks that spoke of "not eye-popping stuff.
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Nail art has an undeniably eye-popping allure that's sparked many surreal and delicious ideations in the art world.
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She has an impeccably decorated West Village apartment, an eye-popping trust fund and an extraordinarily patient support staff.
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Next, take a look at the colorful, busy paintings of Erik Parker in the slide show, Eye-Popping Art.
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The biennial Report on US Sustainable, Responsible and Impact Investing Trends is out, and the numbers are eye-popping.
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The account initially offered an eye-popping annual percentage yield (APY) of up to 2.69%, besting Wealthfront's 2.57% APY.
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While she avoids stoner clichés, Ms. Stone does try to "blow minds," usually with an eye-popping design feature.
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Torres's eye-popping palettes are what initially attract us, until we begin to comprehend their critique of gender violence.
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The numbers it turned up were eye-popping: 20 percent more cases were diagnosed than in the previous year.
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The Democrat has captured national attention with his viral speeches and eye-popping fundraising hauls in traditionally Republican Texas.
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The NYT has some eye-popping charts for the Texas, Minnesota, Los Angeles and San Diego markets as well.
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And self-funding candidate Mike Bloomberg plowed an eye-popping $220 million of his own money into his campaign.
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To be sure, Tesla shorts aren't unaccustomed to eye-popping mark-to-market losses, even on a daily basis.
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Wall Street's eye-popping gains should be of great concern to global investors, an analyst told CNBC on Friday.
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Even if you slip on the words, you can easily divert your audience's attention to your eye-popping slides.
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Even the most basic internet activities incur eye-popping costs: Streaming one hour of Netflix a week requires more
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Gilead settled on charging about $1,000 per pill, or an eye-popping $84,000 for a full course of treatment.
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The company also started teasing some eye-popping specs — namely, 28 kilometers (24 miles) of range and 43 horsepower.
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Weta, the New Zealand effects company responsible for many of the original feature's eye-popping visuals, did the animation.
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I'm going down this weekend for Opera Philadelphia's O18 festival, including Anthony Roth Costanzo's eye-popping "Glass Handel" spectacle.
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Apple accounts for almost half of that eye-popping sum and Google is in fourth place with $43 billion.
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IBM spent an eye-popping $83 billion on buybacks after the Great Recession, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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Be prepared to remedy your post-holiday blues with Lottie London's eye-popping pigments and other cheeky, trend-inspired picks.
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One Wall Street analyst says Robinhood's plan to offer accounts with an eye-popping interest rate could backfire with regulators.
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But perhaps the most eye-popping prize of the property is the "exquisite ocean-view terrace" that overlooks the beach.
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Another is their eye-popping use of color, which built on a tradition of hand-painted ads on Ghanaian storefronts.
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In their countersuit, TMG lists a number of eye-popping expenses they say cost Depp $2 million in monthly bills.
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An eye-popping stat: "Today, one-third of the global oil demand growth comes from Asian trucks only," Birol said.
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If eye-popping deals can get your attention for even just a few minutes, then so can that inspiring prospect.
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In their countersuit, TMG lists a number of eye-popping expenses they say cost Depp $28 million in monthly bills.
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The stock had gone from $23.8 in April to $103 with a market cap of an eye-popping $210 billion.
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The eye-popping nine-figure total came from a mix of corporate and individual donors, including five NFL team owners.
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And Falk&aposs career statistics against Arizona are eye popping: 2-0, completing 173 of 97 passes for 825 yards.
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But there's really nothing better than watching stuff on an epic 4K HDTV with crisp quality and eye-popping clarity.
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I picked out the 35 most eye-popping lines from the interview -- roughly in the order Scaramucci said them. 1.
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Another, with a permanent look of eye-popping surprise on its square face, smashed cymbals together at ear-spiking volume.
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While this is a huge sum of money, it is still a fraction of Uber's eye-popping $62.5 billion value.
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There was Zach King, whose eye-popping magic tricks earned him 20143 million followers and more than 22014 billion views.
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The company is valued at an eye-popping $17.8 billion and includes funding from venture powerhouse Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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The 41,620 Geekbench Computer Benchmark number is eye-popping (the MacBook Pro 13 with Intel Iris Graphics 550 scores 5503,628).
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The next highest storage tier is a 128GB, for $73, while the largest is an eye-popping 256GB for $849.
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And in Nevada, eye-popping early voting numbers among Democratic voters has even some GOP strategists conceding that incumbent Sen.
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So that's startling and eye-popping, and something we need to dig in on to see what's going on here.
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Brutalism, it turns out, lends itself to Instagram-style scrolling, one eye-popping hunk of brush-hammered weirdness after another.
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Bitcoin is trading near record highs Wednesday, above $12,000 a share, having risen an eye-popping 1,200 percent this year.
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For some an eye-popping valuation is reason enough to put a company on a list of top start-ups.
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Ossoff has raised more than $8 million from nationwide contributions, an eye-popping sum for a special election House race.
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While that may not be possible yet, NASA's Curiosity rover has collected eye-popping new images of the planet's surface.
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"Sometimes it's go big or go home," said Catherine Williamson, Bonhams's director of entertainment memorabilia, of the eye-popping price.
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Is the newly discovered "Salvator Mundi" (recently sold at auction for an eye-popping $450 million) a genuine Leonardo painting?
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Today, it's home to 174 small but stylish rooms, plus a rooftop pool, and restaurant with eye-popping urban views.
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That's eye-popping, since the extremely small dilution implied with those numbers (5%) is very rare in the venture world.
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Earlier this week, PayPal agreed to purchase Honey, a Los Angeles-based coupon finder, for an eye-popping $4 billion.
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Earlier this year it chose to raise $10 million from three angel investors at an eye-popping $800 million valuation.
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Because of the openings already in the pipeline, WeWork is going to continue reporting eye-popping growth for a while.
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California has the world's fifth-largest economy, but its growth has also brought eye-popping housing costs and endless traffic.
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The embattled company has been struggling to satisfy Wall Street skeptics, who were floored by the company's eye-popping valuation.
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The IoT is allowing us to generate more data than ever before, and the eye-popping numbers are still climbing.
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Hiking and biking opportunities on the island are plentiful, each leading to archaeological ruins, more Moai or eye-popping vistas.
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So the question with the sequel was one of scale: Would ticket sales be truly eye popping or merely terrific?
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In 1956, the Mark II Continental cost an eye-popping $10,000, and it was a star driven by the stars.
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One example: Sanders raised almost $6 million in the first 24 hours of his candidacy, an absolutely eye-popping sum.
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For underfunded pensions, the private markets are the only place to make eye-popping returns once common of hedge funds.
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His eye-popping, idiosyncratic monument to Christianity was created over decades of slowly amassing layers of sand, cement and paint.
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The score is vibrant, the songs hummable, the visuals eye-popping, the leads irresistible and the beginning (and ending) unforgettable.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton, for instance, raised an eye-popping $47.5 million during her first quarter of the 2016 presidential race.
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The book's finale takes place in a texture-filled, pattern-splattered, eye-popping "snuggery" where I would like to live.
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That shift shows how the fintech space is maturing, and comes as some individual startups have nabbed eye-popping valuations.
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The US wind industry deployed an eye-popping 9.3 gigawatts of energy in 2019, which represents a seven-year high.
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Would appearing in her erstwhile eye-popping outfits have jeopardized Gaga's chances at an Oscar, or those of her film?
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Himalaya Media launched in February as a San Francisco-based podcasting startup that had raised an eye-popping $100 million.
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Next came clips from "Spider-Man: Homecoming," arriving in July, and an eye-popping preview of a "Blade Runner" sequel.
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But it is the evidence of his genius that screams loud and clear in eye-popping, living, local color at Pasaquan.
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For hikers looking for eye-popping views rather than physical challenges, the vast canyon at Jebel Shams in Oman is unbeatable.
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And yet its eye-popping $18.4 billion in earnings for the most recent quarter was tinged with not-so-great news.
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This eye-popping prediction comes from a new UN report, which says India will have more people than China by 2027.
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His specialty is constructing eye-popping sculptures and carvings from found junkyard materials—animal bones, broken pipes, bits of steel, anything.
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For some an eye-popping valuation would be reason enough to put a company on a list of top start-ups.
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The company announced in December that it would launch checking and savings accounts with an eye-popping, industry leading interest rate.
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If you're a Threes player chasing a high score, the still un-named 12,288 is worth an eye-popping 1,594,323 points.
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Wolff spruces things up, though, with new quotes, anecdotes, and purported personal details — many of which are eye-popping and unflattering.
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But the Matrix wasn't all philosophy and no action; there were plenty of eye-popping special effects during the fight scenes.
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Australia's two-year bonds pay an eye-popping 1.7 percent compared with the negative yields of Germany, Italy, France and Japan.
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Therefore, their measurements show that Mars is about 0.20-magnitude brighter that it is listed, or an eye-popping -3.0 magnitude.
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The blog has been the largest driver of Ossoff's eye-popping $8.3 million fundraising effort to date after the first quarter.
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Although the Georgia electorate has gotten steadily less white over the past few decades, this would be an eye-popping shift.
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Set mostly in the Land of the Dead, it's colorful, imaginative, eye-popping — a visual feast with a lot of heart.
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And there are his tiny but eye-popping late-in-life oil transfer drawings exploring the themes of Eros and Thanatos.
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Wilco has amassed an eye-popping discography: ten studio albums, a live release, a handful of EPs, and five collaborative records.
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Plant-based meat producers have released new, improved products that taste even meatier, and have raised eye-popping sums of money.
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As usual, RiRi shared snippets with her Navy on Snapchat, offering an eye-popping look at her wardrobe and dance skills.
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Click through to check out some of the eye-popping products from the collection, and stay tuned for its May release.
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Critic's Notebook White Adidas kicks, boomboxes, break dancing — the 1984 documentary "Los Sures" is an eye-popping New York time capsule.
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However, after Business Insider highlighted Musk's eye-popping compensation, Tesla reached out to us through a representative and disputed this characterization.
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So while an eye-popping salary can be appealing, it shouldn't be the only reason to pursue a job, he said.
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"Mission: Impossible -- Fallout" hits theaters, full of the eye-popping action set pieces moviegoers have come to expect from the franchise.
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Analyst Daniel Ives wrote in a note to clients that Amazon had an "eye-popping" performance, even prior to Cyber Monday.
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When Sanders launched last month, he led with an eye-popping, record-breaking day one fundraising total that exceeded $21625 million.
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White questioned some of these companies' "eye-popping valuations," and the ability of their investors and employees to understand their worth.
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Once you total up Boeing's new business from Dubai you come to an eye-popping list price total of $47.6 billion.
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The economy grew at an eye-popping 5.6 percent rate, building on an already robust 53 percent rate the quarter before.
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The pair make out hard, the various eye-popping cutouts in JoJo's white dress sparking out lust flames every which way.
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Eye-popping athleticism is great, but what matters is application of those physical tools—meaningful athleticism shows up in the numbers.
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What of Terrence Malick's "A Hidden Life," which Fox Searchlight picked up for an eye-popping price of around $14 million?
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Georgiou's containment field was eye-popping and the choreography in the superb fight scenes were unlike anything we've seen in Trek.
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Beltre's eye-popping runs saved numbers are a reflection of his ability to make any kind of play in the field.
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President Trump and the RNC, meanwhile, say they jointly raised an eye-popping $125 million, setting a new presidential fundraising record.
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The startup had the perfect match of experienced founders and eye-popping ambitions to carve a new path to home ownership.
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A new CNN survey released Monday put the Democratic advantage in the congressional generic ballot at an eye-popping 16 points.
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Amazon holds the highest P/E at an eye-popping 168 times forward earnings and Alphabet the lowest at 28 times.
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The language on the North Korean posters is as bombastic as the images are eye-popping and the colors blindingly bright.
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A recent poll from Quinnipiac University found an eye-popping 94 percent of Americans support the legal use of medical cannabis.
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Called the Galaxy Z Flip, it should start shipping by February 14th for the somewhat eye-popping base price of $1,380.
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The fallout has had lasting consequences for the San-Francisco-based bank, once a rapidly growing lender with eye-popping profits.
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Despite the high stakes and eye-popping prices of Super Bowl advertising, big brands have little choice but to play along.
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What's happening: New International Energy Agency reports on southeast Asia have eye-popping numbers on the rise of air conditioning use.
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Las Vegas is filled with eye-popping entertainment and attractions — and plenty of potential ways to drop a boatload of cash.
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The counting stats on Conley have never been eye-popping, but he's long been the ideal conductor of the Grizzlies offense.
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Documentaries about war tend to include at least one eye-popping scene of mortar blasts or roadside explosions or street carnage.
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The purse for the real-world construction is an eye-popping $2 million, so you can bet the competition will be fierce.
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For years, a company called Imagination Technologies gave Apple the tech behind your iPhone's Retina-ready graphics and eye-popping image processing.
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But just remembering the eye-popping guy should keep anyone up at night long enough to take out their contacts before bed.
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On Wednesday, the super-secretive, heavily funded mixed reality startup scrubbed its website of the eye-popping concept videos its known for.
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With Tuesday's gains, T-Mobile shares have gained 43 percent so far, while Sprint shares have rocketed an eye-popping 125 percent.
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But Amazon is another story entirely: each dollar of profit it makes is valued by the market at an eye-popping $208.
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In fact, the head of its advertising division, the person responsible for generating those eye-popping revenue gains, recently left the company.
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So excluding re-exports from the total would provide Mr Trump with some more eye-popping figures with which to bash Mexico.
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When Pharoah retired last November, his stud fee was set at an eye-popping $200,000, a record amount for an unproven stallion.
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The announcement marks a shift towards privatization and the enrichment of US corporations in space, and the figures are truly eye-popping.
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But the most eye-popping request is for the Wu Tang album, which still has not been heard by the general public.
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The most eye-popping allegations Stormy Daniels made in her 22016 Minutes interview with Anderson Cooper Sunday night weren't about Donald Trump.
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Gross made this amorphous and eye-popping orange, yellow, and red sculpture out of polyurethane foam, plaster, clay, plexiglass, lights, and paint.
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A options strategy this earnings season would have netted short-term traders an eye-popping 88 percent return, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Instead, Mickelson and Woods shared stories, complimented each other, laughed like long-lost friends and made side bets for eye-popping sums.
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Now that all the major cloud players have reported their earnings, we have seen some eye-popping growth numbers, particularly from Microsoft.
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The latest eye-popping investment comes via Cruise, the San Francisco-based autonomous vehicle unit that is mostly owned by General Motors.
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The deal caps an eye-popping year of fundraising for DoorDash, which raised $535 million in March and $250 million in August.
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While music and art are the must-sees at Coachella ... let's not forget about the eye popping daisy dukes stealing the show.
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AliceX lets the models set the rate, and Grey says the average charge will be an eye-popping $7-$8 per minute.
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And after all, Nate Silver did suggest that Trump has an eye-popping 50 percent probability of not finishing his first term.
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I see many founders negotiating huge funding rounds at eye-popping valuations without taking the time to ask what that valuation entails.
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That is a challenge for both Disney and Fox as tech-savvy competitors like Netflix continue to post eye-popping revenue growth.
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It priced on the low end of its expected range and didn't get the eye-popping first day gain many had expected.
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Year-to-date, Netflix shares have grown by an eye-popping 46 percent, Amazon by 17 percent and Twitter by 16.7 percent.
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From a cost standpoint, his case is far from the most eye-popping — but it includes some particularly interesting twists and turns.
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The eye-popping haul will likely give them a big head start over Trump's eventual opponent, no matter who the Democrats pick.
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The best parts of Captain Marvel come near the end, when the storytelling gives way to some epic, eye-popping set pieces.
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One particularly notable feature of Lumii is its use of run-of-the-mill inkjet printers to produce the eye-popping images.
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And it doesn't feel the need to spike your adrenaline with an eye-popping musical assault or an exhausting onslaught of CGI.
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Instagram's one billion monthly users is an eye-popping number, but it's less than half of Facebook's, representing a big potential upside.
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CreditCreditDamon Winter/The New York Times There were plenty of eye-popping outfits on display at the Met Gala on Monday night.
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An imposing rectangle suffused with a series of eye-popping colors continues to dominate the scenic background, suggesting a wide-screen aesthetic.
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The most notable recent example was Wisconsin's eye-popping gift of $3 billion in tax credits to Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer.
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The mooted top-end valuation of $25 billion would then peg it at an eye-popping 25 times the expected top line.
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The impact of eye-popping drug prices in an election year could play a big role at the ballot box in 2020.
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Google Search generated an eye-popping $98.1 billion in 2019, the company says, but that's just a 15 percent increase over 2018.
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How the 'SpongeBob' costume designer used found objects — and yes, sequins — to dress an eye-popping array of singing, dancing sea creatures.
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Krystal Ball: Why Andrew Yang made the 5th debate (and others didn't) MORE, both Washington outsiders, have also posted eye-popping totals.
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The ensuing fallout has had lasting consequences for the San-Francisco-based bank, once a rapidly growing lender with eye-popping profits.
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Her hectic and suspenseful voyage, given desperate intensity by the actress Maggie Q, makes for the show's most eye-popping episode yet.
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Many were covered and crisscrossed by carved pieces of wood that Harris had machined with a laser, then painted eye-popping colors.
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Netflix's strategy is to increase the amount of original content it makes and distributes, which has led to some eye-popping totals.
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"People got used to these eye-popping job-growth numbers," said Martha Gimbel, director of research for the job-search site Indeed.
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But Lyft must now prove that it is worth the eye-popping valuation bestowed upon it by its new public-market investors.
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Eye-popping purchase taxes typically double the cost of a high-emission car, but these and other levies are waived for clean ones.
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Related: Project About Augmented Reality Cosmetic Surgery Eye-Popping Photo Series Imagines Absurd Beauty Rituals An Artist Creates Nurturing Pillows Shaped Like Breasts
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When the Navy first tested biofuel versions of marine diesel and jet fuel in 2210, it spent eye-popping sums for small amounts.
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Last week, popular stock-trading platform Robinhood announced it would offer checking and savings accounts with an eye-popping 3 percent interest rate.
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Meek's campaign was described as "forceful," raising an "eye-popping" $10,000; election turnout in the district dwarfed numbers from the last 20 years.
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However, unlike the Jamboard, the Surface Hub started shipping last March for an eye-popping $8,843 — or $21,999 for the 84-inch version.
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Earlier Wednesday, ADP's report with Moody's said private sector hiring hit an eye-popping 275,000 in April, just about 100,000 more than expected.
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The company first crossed many peoples' radars when Apple announced it had invested an eye-popping $1 billion in the ride-hail service.
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"We're making the camera the first mainstream augmented reality platform," said Zuckerberg, who then proceeded to show off some eye-popping AR integrations.
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Another significant difference is price: AT&T is selling the V35 ThinQ for an eye-popping $27 (or $230 monthly over 2150 months).
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Americans owe a collective (and eye-popping) $1.3 trillion in student debt, with more than 7 million grads defaulting on their loan payments.
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But the eye-popping number is how many 3-point shots he has made: 245, easily the most in the league this season.
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Apple is celebrating 10 years of its Music Festival, so it's reasonable to assume there will be some eye-popping performances this year.
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Releasing an eye-popping figure will reassure analysts, who will continue to recommend its stock, causing its price to continue its stratospheric rise.
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It's a tour de force work of psychedelia for kids, playfully dense and almost radical in its juxtapositions of eye-popping fluorescent colors.
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Initially, the card offered an eye-popping 100,000-point spending bonus, but unexpected popularity led the bank to quickly slash it in half.
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"Perhaps most eye-popping of all, shares rose 183 percent Thursday after it announced it is changing its name to "Long Blockchain Corp.
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On Monday, Gannett, publisher of USA Today, disclosed an eye-popping $815 million bid for what is left of the Tribune publishing empire.
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That wasn't eye-popping back in the high-flying 80s, but it wasn't bad, and kept him away from the dreaded "bust" label.
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Which is why this eye-popping chart, from a new report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), is so helpful.
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That ad promised eye-popping returns (not unlike Altucher's Agora-linked newsletters) on digital coins that most people have probably never heard of.
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But whatever they're called, the patterns are eye-popping, and the museum has lined four walls of a gallery with samples of them.
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In a competition stocked to the brim with eye-popping athletic feats, Swaney's mild back-and-forth turns across the halfpipe stood out.
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The emergence of Giannis Antetokounmpo — this guy at his size is doing things where it's just eye-popping, and he's so young, still!
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He took the court wearing eye-popping red-and-white striped shorts and a navy-blue shirt with silver stars rimming the neckline.
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But the eye-popping stock market growth that defined the first three years of Trump's presidency was not felt by the average American.
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The color that dominates this episode, though, is pink — and not an eye-popping neon pink, but a softer, hazier, almost sickly shade.
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There are a handful of other numbers in the poll -- detailing Trump's performance with various female subgroups -- that are even more eye-popping.
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I don't need a book that makes sense when I can feast on eye-popping visuals backed by an eardrum-busting sound system.
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But not all the Trump-related 2020 merchandise — an eye-popping nearly 21625,2900 items in total — necessarily supports the current commander in chief.
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In other communities, the sums of money devoted to lavish expansions, aggressive advertising and eye-popping executive compensation are a source of irritation.
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After the trial, a number of jurors told me they couldn't understand those eye-popping numbers, particularly with no clear evidence of harm.
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But we've also learned key details about how 2020 outside groups are operating and the full scale of Mike Bloomberg's eye-popping spending.
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Even more eye-popping was Maurice Ndour, a rookie who received his first career start after having played just 199 minutes all season.
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President Trump President Trump reportedly made a couple of eye-popping statements during his speech at a fundraiser last night in St. Louis.
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The deal values Barstool, which has its roots as a rowdy Boston sports blog founded in 2003, at an eye-popping $450 million.
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But Tesla's high-performance P100D versions of is Model S and Model X cars deliver eye-popping performance and generate buzz among customers.
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After Comey was fired and the memos leaked, eye-popping descriptions of Trump's behavior led to the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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These eye-popping comparisons are possible, in part, because of the swollen ranks of "underwater nation," those households with zero or negative wealth.
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Samsung's new Galaxy Fold, a foldable smartphone with an eye-popping price tag of nearly $2,000, is a lot like the Dodge Viper.
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Located between Monterey and Santa Cruz, California sits a house with features so eye-popping, its sale price is a whopping $1.4 million.
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A Washington Post-ABC News poll out Monday put his approval rating at an eye-popping 58 percent, adding wind to Clinton's sails.
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It's not just the eye-popping settlements in some cases, like the $32 million paid by Bill O'Reilly to settle a harassment claim.
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As I wrote earlier this year, there are many factors behind eye-popping prices, even for tiny and unappealing bungalows in those cities.
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You made it a must-read, it was a great title, they had these eye-popping covers so you got great attention there.
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Come for the eye-popping visuals; stay for Eddie Redmayne in a mind-bogglingly strange performance that must be seen to be believed.
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Peter Routledge, a financial analyst at the National Bank of Canada, authored the eye-popping note, which in turn was reported by Bloomberg.
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Update July 4th, 1:08PM ET: Our friends at web analytics firm Keyhole sent us these eye-popping statistics with regard to the meme.
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Stein has raised an eye-popping $7.2 million — twice the donation haul from her entire presidential campaign — to cover recount filing fees and attorneys.
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And in key swing states, there have been fewer polls showing Clinton up by eye-popping double digit margins, in contrast to early August.
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A number of House Democratic challengers are posting truly eye-popping fundraising totals, numbers that have almost never been seen in previous election cycles.
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We first saw the laptop back at IFA in August, and now we know the whole package will run you an eye-popping $8,13.
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The eye-popping figure would make it more valuable than S&P juggernauts like DowDuPont, General Electric and Caterpillar, according to data from Finviz.com.
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The XXL models don't come cheap, however: the 75-incher runs $1,999.99 and the 80-inch E-Series jumps to an eye-popping $3,399.99.
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They like to play the numbers game, touting eye-popping numbers of riders, drivers and subscribers instead of focusing on the financials, Damodaran said.
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Since then, the film has enjoyed some added buzz in the form of largely positive reviews praising its nostalgic appeal and eye-popping splendor.
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Before the episode ends, there's also an escape so eye-popping and literally explosive, I haven't stopped thinking about it for nearly a week.
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A reminder, WeWork was last valued at an eye-popping $47 billion and it wants to raise some $3.5 billion in the IPO. Skeptical?
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Still, the Florida transfer is putting up some eye-popping numbers, completing 217-of-334 passes for 3,068 yards, 30 touchdowns and 73.33 interceptions.
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And now, there's an even larger version — the iPhone XS Max — that has an eye-popping 6.5-inch display, which is Apple's largest ever.
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The company described the costs of the restructuring (announced in November) as an "extraordinary loss" — meaning abnormal, not eye-popping, though it is both.
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She paired the look with an eye-popping fuchsia lip — a look so lovely she landed our coveted spot of Look of the Week.
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In addition to incurring some eye-popping real estate fees, Lauer has employed some of the country's top design talents to elevate his homes.
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Downes could have applied layers of paint until it mimicked the studio wall, but what would be the point of such eye-popping perfection?
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All eyes at the premiere were on the actress, 35, who looked stunning in a monochrome lace gown with an eye-popping abstract pattern.
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That price tops the high end of Samsung's Galaxy Fold, which will sell for an eye-popping $1980, as well as Apple's premium iPhones.
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Such eye-popping valuations can only be justified if an eventual dominant player can consolidate, creating the necessary scale and pricing power, they say.
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Those eye-popping visuals continue, they keep throwing Pokéballs and they don't have to wait to see some of the most powerful Pokémon game.
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The subway stations are stories-deep underground and feature some of the most eye-popping designs; check out the Náměstí Míru and Muzeum stops.
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Tension flared between the two singers; James complained to journalists about the sensationalism of Prince's act, with its eye-popping clothes and obscene lyrics.
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While Wall Street can offer eye-popping salaries and bonuses, even those who have made their fortunes in finance have questioned the career path.
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Nor, it might be argued, should any revisiting include change which might further reduce federal revenues, at a time when eye-popping deficits loom.
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"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane donated an eye-popping $22019 million to the Senate Majority PAC, which has ties to Democratic leadership, in April.
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The pharmaceutical industry's political influence, maintained through lobbyists and eye-popping campaign contributions, gives it protection that Mexican drug traffickers could only dream of.
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The eye-popping figure would amount to almost 20023 percent of all so-called net operating losses claimed by all American taxpayers that year.
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Since that change, the energy to power that eye-popping display has been reduced to an amount needed to power just four coffee pots.
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It follows the 2016 release of the Supersonic hair dryer, and 2018's Dyson Airwrap styler — both excellent products sold at eye-popping prices.
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Long-shot challengers like Beto O'Rourke in Texas or Randy Bryce in Speaker Paul Ryan's Wisconsin district are raising eye-popping amounts of money.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, a 78-year-old who had a heart attack just three months ago, raised the eye-popping sum of $34.5 million.
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The most eye-popping number Musk has thrown out about the Cybertruck, though, was the suggestion it will have a 300,113-pound towing capacity.
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Biden holds an eye-popping 36-point edge over Trump among women, while Sanders leads Trump by 22016 and Oprah bests him by 21984.
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HUD disclosed that eye-popping purchase to CNBC on Tuesday when asked about a former top official's complaint that she was demoted last summer.
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So far this year, one of the most eye-popping startup exits has been Visa's $5.3 billion acquisition of fintech data services platform Plaid.
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"People are likely to take isolated anecdotes and extrapolate to get eye popping numbers, and these numbers are almost always too high," Koomey says.
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It doesn't get the same eye-popping speeds that millimeter wave can offer, but coverage is much more dependable and resembles that of LTE.
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Scouring the list can also help students interns focus less on eye-popping perks and more on ways companies are helping interns build careers.
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Eye-popping levels of student debt among Americans are so common that it's no wonder the next generation wants to avoid the same fate.
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But O'Rourke on Friday announced he had collected an eye-popping $38.1 million, a record sum for a Senate candidate in a single quarter.
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There was the bus stop he created in Hannover, Germany, in 22010, an eye-popping checkerboard design in black and yellow with golden turrets.
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The most eye-popping of those offers was New Jersey's promise of up to $7 billion in tax incentives to bring Amazon to Newark.
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — After showing off Paul Manafort's exorbitant lifestyle of eye-popping luxury, prosecutors in his federal case are now drilling into his finances.
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Turning simple joy and wonder into pure eye-popping extravaganza can only end in emptiness, in people losing their jobs and being trapped in avarice.
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The number was especially eye-popping in comparison to Henry Cavill's rumored $14 million haul for his first outing as Superman in Man of Steel.
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Granted, some of those games also came in the Finals, against an excellent Golden State team, but the difference in efficiency is eye-popping, nonetheless.
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And with this colossal cold front comes plenty of weather records smashed across the country — here's just a few of the most eye-popping. 1.
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Thankfully, the premium-looking chrome charging case has remained intact, too, which now packs an eye-popping 40 hours (or 22 hours on the Go).
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Beyond Meat had an eye-popping IPO in which its stock price raced to nearly $170, for a market cap of more than $10 billion.
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Jon Ossoff, the losing Democratic candidate in Georgia, raised an eye-popping $30m for his campaign—more than was donated during Britain's entire general election.
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Instead of decorating the side of warships, though, here the eye-popping pattern covers a room entirely, including a lonely woman looking at her smartphone.
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Fanning wore an eye-popping deep red dress with a pretty pink purse while Frye went with a simple white shirt and bright red shorts.
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This deal puts the value of Juul at an eye-popping $38 billion dollars, more than doubling the $15 billion valuation from earlier this year.
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Facebook currently trades around 29 times the next four quarters' earnings, an eye-popping figure, though this is down from 34 times in late January.
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But that doesn't mean such projects are not worth doing, or have no value—especially if the end result is eye-popping photographs like these.
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The hype around ICOs is understandable, as well, given that market's velocity, eye-popping market capitalizations and titillating if unfortunate stories of theft and subterfuge.
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A fully specced-out 22019-inch model costs an eye-popping $2019,699, but the base model is keeping the same price as before at $2,399.
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With a valuation of about $5.5 billion to Uber's eye-popping $62.5 billion, Lyft has long struggled to escape the shadow of its goliath competitor.
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When you browse rental listings in different spots across the country, you can come across both eye-popping high prices and equally surprising low ones.
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The car wasn't running then, but its futuristic carbon fiber was still there; as were its eye-popping design, and its embattled but ambitious transmission.
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The eye-popping values of these apparel deals further indicate not only the popularity but also the profitability of the most popular college sports teams.
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The company raised an additional $200 million in April, bringing its total funding to $540 million and its valuation to an eye-popping $3.8 billion.
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Its eye-popping research reminded us of how dangerous certain HPV viruses can be for men and women, despite being extremely common and often asymptomatic.
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After attempting to calm the storm Monday with remarks that declared racism "evil," Trump reignited the issue during an eye-popping press conference on Tuesday.
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And the cost of these channels — which is ultimately borne by customers of cable, satellite TV and other telecommunications companies — is too often eye-popping.
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Bitcoin extended its eye-popping rally, breaking above $12,000 to a record high despite questions about the cryptocurrency's real value and worries about a bubble.
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" After years as a professional wrestler, Johnson turned to acting, where he now commands eye-popping salaries to star in movies like "Baywatch" and "Jumanji.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff raised an eye-popping $2900 million for his House campaign in a Georgia special election, according to a release from his campaign.
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These bananas were also super cheap, but it was the eye-popping sign that caught our eyes — and made us chuckle a bit as well.
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MEDELLÍN, Colombia — The prediction was eye-popping even for Venezuela's collapsing economy: One million percent inflation by year's end, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Related: Wear Shoes Made Out of Ocean Waste Experience Now: A Conversation with Doug Aitken Inside the Eye-Popping Labyrinth of 'Doug Aitken: Electric Earth'
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Except for the dozens of eye-popping outfits Mr. Mackie gorgeously recreates for the occasion, it's all gesture, no craft: dramatically threadbare and surprisingly unrevealing.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has amassed an eye-popping staff of more than 160 — spending a higher share of what she raised than any other campaign.
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Holly Madison's 2015 book "Down the Rabbit Hole" is an eye-popping account of her rigidly policed existence as one of Hef's live-in girlfriends.
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Instead, he settled for a privately-owned 300-acre section of the Snake River Canyon in Idaho for his most eye-popping jump to date.
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And it's poised to boil over when pro players start competing for an eye-popping $10 million in prize money over the next 30 days.
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The company first crossed many people's radars in 2016 when Apple announced it had invested an eye-popping $1 billion in the ride-hail service.
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"The Tempest," staged by the festival's artistic director, Antoni Cimolino, is an elaborate production, with eye-popping costumes (by Bretta Gerecke) and plenty of magic.
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It was the logic behind the company's eye-popping $71 billion deal for parts of Rupert Murdoch's empire in a bid to take on Netflix.
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But Montell goes beyond generalities to cite hard evidence, and the numbers are eye-popping: Even female Supreme Court justices can't speak without being interrupted.
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The book comes out next week, but their paper (unsurprisingly) got an advance copy and published some of the more eye-popping tidbits on Wednesday.
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But while years of robust growth have brought the state bragging rights and soaring salaries, it also faces rising homelessness and eye-popping house prices.
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For instance, Pluto reported an eye-popping 22 million monthly active users earlier this month, which is a 75 percent jump from a year ago.
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Last year, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction issued an eye-popping and depressing report on just how far from this goal we are.
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There are lots of other numbers in the poll regarding how Trump is viewed around the world that are eye-popping (if not totally shocking).
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But he thinks it won&apost last much longer, and not just because of the eye-popping dollar values of the mega-cap tech companies.
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The eye-popping part is that the plan sets market value targets in 12 increments, starting at $100 billion and topping out at $650 billion.
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Last year he raised the price of the drug Daraprim from $13.50 per pill to $750, an eye-popping 5,000-percent increase that outraged consumers.
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Ted Cruz, raised an eye-popping $38.1 million between July 1 and September 30, the most ever by a Senate candidate in a single quarter.
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It's no secret that Juul has dominated the e-cigarette market over the past year, but just how much it has dominated is eye-popping.
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Including the latest swing, the euro-dollar price has swung by 15-25 percent margins nine times since 2007, an eye-popping degree of instability.
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He claims in spite of that eye-popping number, his goal is to remain an independent company and take this through to the next phase.
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Buying an apartment is a daunting task, particularly in a city like New York where even a shoe box can cost an eye-popping sum.
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Florida added an eye-popping $2100 million to school safety spending, which includes money to help hire an armed security officer in every public school.
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Another benefit of the lack of a backlight is that OLED screens can produce deeper blacks, as well as more eye-popping and vivid colors.
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Ciara might officially be off the market after her eye-popping engagement to Russell Wilson ... but that shouldn't stop you from checking out her goodies.
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That eye-popping price tag has led lawmakers from both parties to routinely criticize presidents for taking the planes out on seemingly frivolous or partisan outings.
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The embattled flyer rolled out a list of changes meant to be eye-grabbing, like increasing the maximum bumped passenger payout to an eye-popping $23411,03.
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The political significance of Sunday's eye-popping encounter was revealed in the quick condemnations offered by Democratic presidential candidates seeking to deny him a political win.
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"It's an eye-popping number, but I have no idea what to make of it," said Michael Wittner, global head of oil research at Societe Generale.
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Despite spending an eye-popping $19.2 million on TV ads, billionaire Tom Steyer won less than 4% of the vote in the state, carrying zero delegates.
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Two years later, Uber is set to IPO at the eye-popping valuation of $91 billion, one of the largest public offerings since Facebook and Alibaba.
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Despite a downgrade from Canaccord taking a double-digit chunk out of the stock Wednesday, Tesla is still in the middle of an eye-popping run.
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While there's nothing wrong with the undeniably eye-popping confections more conventional influencers post, we appreciate Cobain's down-to-earth attitude towards both food and fame.
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Netflix plans to increase the amount of money it spends on developing and producing original television and films next year, to an eye-popping $8 billion.
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Yahoo has had trouble retaining talent, despite paying a premium for it, in eye-popping compensation deals and retention bonuses that have amounted to millions lost.
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The past week has seen some eye-popping new technology, including foldable phones from Samsung and Huawei and the HoloLens 2 mixed reality headset from Microsoft.
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That eye-popping figure — a 60 percent decline in average populations — is not the same as saying the world has lost 60 percent of its animals.
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Uber's purchase of Otto for an eye-popping $680 million in August 2016 — just months after its founding — was just one example of the feeding frenzy.
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The 1988 original, drawn by the peerless Brian Bolland with particularly meticulous Moore instructions, is one of the most eye-popping set of artworks in comics.
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He doesn't work in the eye-popping sparkle-and-shine mode of Cali low-rider culture, and he only rarely finds himself refinishing an Italian exotic.
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The extensive lineup — and we do mean extensive; it includes a whopping 73 products — is full of eye-popping brights in lightweight, easy-to-wear formulas.
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Despite those eye-popping numbers, foreign direct investment from China still only makes up 10 percent of all foreign direct investment put into the United States.
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It's officially Christmastime at Disneyland, and along with the seasonal treats and must-have souvenirs, there are plenty of eye-popping decorations ready to be admired.
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The company, which does not currently earn any revenue, announced this week that it had raised $55 million at an eye-popping valuation of $300 million.
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The eye-popping early vote totals are also three-quarters of the total number of people who voted — early and on Election Day — in that primary.
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It is the sort of eye-popping number that has become the norm these days for big companies that use automated tools to reach consumers online.
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S in February - which came with an eye-popping $3 billion break fee, or 7 percent of the deal value compared to 1-2 percent typically.
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It features a comprehensive suite of tools for drawing and painting that can be harnessed to create eye-popping comics, manga, 3D models, and even animations.
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SoftBank's mountain of cash had previously valued WeWork at an eye-popping $47 billion; the latest investment package, however, valued the company at just $8 billion.
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The professional sports gambler often made multiple eye-popping wagers in a single episode and finished with the 203 most lucrative games in the show's history.
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Rask made an eye-popping save with a little under nine minutes to play in the first, robbing Kadri with the glove on a rebound attempt.
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Manufacturers set list prices for their brand-name drugs; those are the eye-popping figures that have sent Congress and presidential candidates into fits of outrage.
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Pavan makes soothing, inspiring footage of beautiful henna designs, while "Magic" Singh makes eye-popping videos showing off his capabilities as a card sharp or illusionist.
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Many of the articles on the decision cite the same eye-popping figure: Americans wager an estimated US$150 billion in illegal sports bets every year.
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And, while The New York Times hasn't updated their running list of Trump's lies since July, what they documented up until that point is eye-popping.
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"Magic" Singh makes eye-popping videos showing off his capabilities as a card sharp or illusionist, while Pavan makes soothing, inspiring footage of beautiful henna designs.
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It's an eye-popping figure, but the pace of growth from 2016 to 2017 — 6 percent — is less than half of that from 2015 to 2016.
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Displacing as much water as five aircraft carriers is just one eye-popping statistic that attempts to explain the sheer size of the world's largest vessel.
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His hand-selected 30-person finance team has a key role in the eye-popping investment amounts that grab headlines and propel startups into unicorn territory.
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Kelly is halfway through a three-year contract worth a total of $69 million -- an eye-popping sum even by the inflated standards of television news.
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LOS ANGELES — Southern California-based startup Karma Automotive on Tuesday unveiled a sleek new all-electric concept vehicle with hinge winged doors and eye-popping performance.
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Meanwhile, the SC2 — with its eye-popping looks and performance specs — is meant to be show what Karma can do, not necessarily what it will do.
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The issue arises from Hampton Creek's use of premium ingredients in its products without charging shoppers the often eye-popping prices attached to such food products.
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The eye-popping series My Eternal Soul is presented as if in a showroom, with sculptures standing in front of large paintings stacked one atop another.
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And once you're there, check out the rest of its research, which includes eye-popping surveys on stuff like the gender gap among Hillary Clinton's supporters.
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"It's disquieting, it feels terrible, it's eye-popping when you look at the screen, but it doesn't yet tell you that something is broken," he said.
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Those may be eye-popping amounts, but they hardly make a dent in Bezos' net worth, which the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index says is currently $132 billion.
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So we're made to care about how much of it is dying — what's at stake is much more than an eye-popping attraction for diving tourists.
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His statistics were eye-popping, but the fact that he did not give up when his team was down by 24-0 was even more impressive.
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One of the company's war horses, with over 200 performances, it features eye-popping sets by Jürgen Rose that resemble a Klimt painting come to life.
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The new Specs seem to be the ultimate ~influencer~ wearable, designed specifically to create eye-popping imagery that will stand out in a social media feed.
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Once a flourishing, rapidly growing lender with eye-popping profits, Wells has stalled in recent years with stagnant revenues and an urgent need to cost cuts.
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Netflix and Amazon are up an eye-popping 81.7 and 69.6 percent, respectively, with the latter briefly hitting the $1 trillion market cap figure on Tuesday.
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While Netflix is famous for keeping viewership data closely guarded, the streaming giant has been releasing more and more lenient with sharing its eye-popping numbers.
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This philosophy is alive and well today, as we've seen with the recent tax overhaul that has produced eye-popping fiscal deficits for our federal government.
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It is the sort of eye-popping number that has become the norm these days for big companies that use automated tools to reach consumers online.
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That slide has helped make the premiums being paid for biotech companies this year look eye-popping, which has unnerved shareholders of some of the buyers.
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Competitor UiPath, which last year went through a dramatic round of layoffs, won an eye-popping $7 billion valuation after closing a $568 million funding round.
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Not only are there eye-popping rainbow sherbet fish in this water, but a gang of Hawaiian green sea turtles are nodding around in the tide.
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For Saturday night's big event, she left her Spandex and clear heels behind, picking a corseted lace midi and black heels, plus an eye-popping diamond choker.
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After more than five decades of working in Hollywood, and lifetime in the public eye, Jane Fonda has collected quite a few envy-inducing, eye-popping stories.
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None of those are necessarily a strike against the movie, which fantastically achieves its simple goal: to be a big, eye-popping spectacle about a Chinese legend.
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One of Mari Rantanen's shield-sized elliptical paintings is entitled "Yayoi," and its ripples of eye-popping florescent color easily recall Yayoi Kusama's signature constellations of dots.
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So continue to expect eye-popping numbers from all the public cloud vendors, but just don't interpret that to mean it's coming at the expense of AWS.
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She raised an eye-popping $16.1 million the first three months of this year, with the vast majority of cash headed to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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"Lemonade," will make you ask many of these questions with its celebration of poetry, eye-popping imagery and symbolism that connects the dirty south to African folklore.
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Amazon reported Q1 earnings yesterday, with eye-popping sales of $51 billion, up by nearly 43 percent year over year, and a net profit of $1.6 billion.
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Tesla fans might be quick to point out that the Model S has hit an eye-popping 2.28 seconds — but Dodge is excluding "hybrids" from the competition.
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Then he bit a chunk out of my hand, grabbed the back of my head, and shoved a thumb in my eye, popping it out of socket.
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At the Morgan, Mr. Michals walked over to a large, eye-popping ink drawing by Henry Pearson, an abstract artist loosely associated with the Op Art movement.
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And the additional clarity from the eye-popping OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen (which has significantly better color quality than other screens) will blow you away.
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Investment from China does not appear to be slowing anytime soon, so expect those eye-popping headlines to continue throughout 2016 as it plays the long game.
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A measure of how far all this touches some of the taboos about France's eye-popping 3,500-page labour code was the reaction of certain union leaders.
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An eye-popping 137.4 million Americans are planning to or considering shopping during Thanksgiving weekend, according to a survey conducted by the NRF and Prosper Insights & Analytics.
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The eye-popping number of Facebook profiles said to be involved — 50 million — may turn out to be marketing hype for a company that excels at it.
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Some of China's largest cities continued to see eye-popping annual gains, with southern boomtown Shenzhen rising the most by 40.9 percent, but monthly increases have moderated.
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The eye-popping figure was reached through private negotiations, with help from a mediator, between the university and lawyers for 20013 plaintiffs, according to the Associated Press.
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Regardless of one's views, however, the much wider use of Jackson's music, along with increased merchandise sales, quickly catapulted the singer back to eye-popping commercial success.
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The rising use of the filibuster -- cloture motions are filed to end debate and often fail if 60 votes aren't available -- is undeniable and somewhat eye-popping.
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But the very rich would see eye-popping increases in marginal rates: from 36.8 percent to 62 percent for people with taxable income between $250,20163 and $413,350.
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That suggests a sharp slowdown in consumer spending in the first quarter after it surged at an eye-popping 24.1 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter.
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As biotechnology shares cratered on continued criticism from presidential candidates about rising drug prices, one hedge fund has managed to find eye-popping returns in the space.
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Overall North American moviegoing for the four-day period should hit an eye-popping $340 million — far above the $278 million mark in 2016, according to comScore.
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Gleefully déclassé concoctions include a frozen Cosmo ($8), an eye-popping Blue Lagoon (vodka, curacao and lemonade, $8), a $10 Flaming Dr Pepper and $4 Bud Lights.
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With Georgia (10-214) up huge early, the former five-star recruit played most of the game and posted some eye-popping numbers against UMass (20-25).
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Then, last night, she reaffirmed her supermodel status, opening DKNY's spring/summer 2017 show at New York Fashion Week in an eye-popping, black, plunging, hooded dress.
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This is accomplished through displays of fresh produce with eye-popping signs, a large area with fresh food, and different subtle design elements that reinforce the atmosphere.
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The goal seemed lofty, but the opportunity, after all, was eye-popping: Amazon has a market value of $365 billion, and Alibaba is worth about $200 billion.
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Two Democrats — Amy McGrath in Kentucky and Josh Harder in California — have raised more than $3 million each, which are eye-popping fundraising numbers for House candidates.
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Other eye-popping deals for cancer drugs lately include AbbVie's acquisitions of Pharmacyclics for $21 billion last year and of Stemcentrx for $33 billion earlier this year.
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One of the more eye-popping numbers to emerge from the election is this: Hillary Clinton only topped Trump in the white-women category by 2202 points.
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That suggests a sharp slowdown in consumer spending in the first quarter after it surged at an eye-popping 4.0 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter.
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One other fun move inspired by fiction is the Iron Man flip, a feat of eye-popping power and control that would impress even Mr. Stark himself.
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Its massive rally has made for some eye-popping levels on the stock's chart, Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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Among new shows with eye-popping prices is "Springsteen on Broadway," Bruce Springsteen's solo concert, which began performances last week and had a top ticket of $875.
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This time, it includes "The Raid" ($1,200), by Victor Prezio, a boldly cheesy image of damsels in distress under desert surroundings that are an eye-popping orange.
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Lu Yang's eye-popping "Electromagnetic Brainology" (2017) turns Buddhism's four "great elements" into sci-fi superhero gods who wear neurotransmitting halo crowns and dance to pop techno.
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It was at our mortgage closing, when the seller received an eye-popping $153 final water bill, that I first developed FOGA: The Fear of Going Away.
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Though surrounded by technological dazzle and eye-popping facts and figures, the heart of "The Believers Are But Brothers" is three stories based on real case studies.
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Netflix and other tech companies, including Apple and Amazon, have been steadily poaching talent from established companies by offering eye-popping pay packages, leading to more anxiety.
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By the first week of December, a pre-lit deer and sleigh was on sale at Pier One Imports for $438 (down from an eye-popping $730).
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In order to get the deal done, GateHouse parent New Media Investment Group is borrowing $1.8 billion from Apollo at an eye-popping interest rate of 11.5%.
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Initially, it came with an eye-popping 100,000-point signup bonus, which after several months was chopped in half, as well as a hefty $450 annual fee.
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But, it wasn't the screeching rendition of the song that caught our attention, it was Kelce's threads -- which, after doing some research, are even more eye-popping.
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Let's run through the eye-popping numbers of that deal: • The transfer fee would be 222 million euros, or $267 million, more than double the previous record.
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Along the way, Jared Goff threw for an eye-popping 1183 yards — tied for the eighth most in N.F.L. regular season history, according to Pro Football Reference.
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It has investors questioning the eye-popping valuations of other high-profile start-ups and has VCs taking a closer look at their early-stage investment strategy.
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Netflix and other tech companies, including Apple and Amazon, have been steadily poaching writer-producers from established studios and television networks by offering eye-popping pay packages.
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Fortunately for me in Modena, the Lamborghinis and Ferraris were so stunningly dynamic, with such eye-popping design elements, that I remained engaged nearly the entire day.
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Jio burst onto India's telecom scene three years ago with an eye-popping offer — new users of the network got six months of free 4G mobile data.
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In the last week alone, the World Bank has warned of an "implosion" and the yield on Lebanon's eurobonds maturing in March surpassed an eye-popping 1,000%.
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BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON — Artificial intelligence startups earned an eye-popping $26.6 billion in investments in 2019, a sign of how much excitement there is around the advanced tech.
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Regular tickets for the NFL&aposs most-watched game don&apost come cheap — prices start at $4,0003 — and luxury experiences come at even more eye-popping prices.
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The Hubble, which might have been rendered useless because of design flaws, is even now returning eye-popping images of the universe, advancing astronomy by quantum leaps.
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Here's the rundown on how that eye-popping opening shot above was created, which involved spray paint, fishing wire, motorized rigs, and a little post-production magic.
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Young people in the U.S. are flocking to cities where eye-popping real-estate prices mean they may never be able to afford to buy a home.
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In the show's Tournament of Champions, the sports gambler from Las Vegas defeated the librarian from Chicago who ended his eye-popping winning streak earlier this year.
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Trump's eye-popping third quarter shocked some Democrats who have been arguing that their party needs to do more to prepare for the general election, especially online.
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Ryan emphasized that although the price tag of Trump's proposal is "eye popping," that figure is only the overall investment level, not the cost of the legislation.
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That eye-popping number would have come on top of the $22 billion in additional funding that the military is already set to receive under previous legislation.
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The line will include clothes for men and women that feature everything from eye-popping graphics to subtle patches that alert those around you to your taco fandom.
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When details about the phone, nearly all of which leaked ahead of the time, began surfacing months back, its eye-popping price was immediately the subject of controversy.
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The eye-popping and record-breaking online sales of Instant Pot are largely fueled by the word-of-mouth marketing strategy that Wang has maintained since the beginning.
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The eye-popping trend has since caught on with celebrities: Kendall Jenner was just spotted at Coachella with '90s-inspired pigtail buns paired with lightly dusted glitter roots.
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In any case, the ice cream and book pairings are always a sight, with eye-popping frozen treats, tastefully designed book covers, and brightly-colored backgrounds to match.
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It also locked in a strategy of boosting prices to offset slowing sales — posting an eye-popping average selling price for the iPhone during the key September quarter.
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Much of the most eye-popping innovation we'll see in the coming decades will be a direct result of the collection of technologies best known as Artificial Intelligence.
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The chain is known for its eye-popping billboards and building exteriors plastered with images of lounging women in leotards and sculpted backsides in bright-colored bikini bottoms.
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China would not seek proxies or spheres of influence in the Middle East, he said in a speech filled with loans of eye-popping sizes to Arab countries.
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When the site first launched in 2014, it showcased a series of eye-popping animated videos of chemical reactions, minus such distracting elements as beakers and test tubes.
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The company nabbed a record 93 nominations for its original streaming content, nearly double what it earned last year, and just 23 shy of HBO's eye-popping 110.
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And one eye-popping Christopher Newport University survey of Virginia found Clinton taking 34 percent among voters aged 18 to 85033, followed closely by Johnson at 27 percent.
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Watching enemies explode into a shower of nuts and bolts — the game's currency — after you've blown them up with any number of eye-popping weapons never gets old.
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation is shying away from some of the more eye-popping proposals like repealing gun-free school zones in favor of lower-profile policies.
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However, upgrading to a brand new 4K TV can make a world of difference and turns everything you're watching crystal clear with eye-popping video and clean audio.
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This season, Drummond's numbers are even more eye-popping: He's averaging 21.3 points a game, along with a ridiculous 19.4 rebounds, and shooting 56 percent from the field.
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The eye-popping articles this week — including a report linking a musician friend of Vladimir Putin's to offshore companies — imply that countries are still struggling to keep up.
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The writeup includes a number of eye-popping figures, including the conclusion that roughly seven million Americans live in places that are at risk for man-made earthquakes.
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Here are some eye-popping numbers from these latest fires: Growing huge ... The Thomas Fire, the largest of the blazes, is burning through Ventura County toward Los Angeles.
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I slipped into the arts center, completed just two years ago, where there's a stunning music hall with sumptuous acoustics and a theater of eye-popping technical sophistication.
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Sanders also leads the pack in fundraising, raking in an eye-popping $18 million haul in the roughly six weeks that followed his campaign launch in mid-February.
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Valeant's eye-popping revenue growth also came from an acquisition binge that was financed by the $22013 billion of debt that is now straining the company's balance sheet.
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PlexCoin offered eye-popping returns, but its claims about employing a global team of experts were bullshit, according to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, among other falsities.
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That process may sound funny, but the roundness leads to some absolutely eye-popping liquid motion that would certainly impress 2001: A Space Odyssey's VFX wizard, Douglas Trumbull.
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ABOUT THE RAVENS (213-212): Running back Alex Collins continued his eye-popping surge with a powerful performance against the Steelers, rushing for 22 yards on 224 carries.
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Thus in one elaborate transitional scene we find the cast swimming through darkness in bright, eye-popping attire that combines 17th-century seafaring garb with traditional Punjabi dress.
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The gathering is linked to the eye-popping Vent Haven Museum in nearby Fort Mitchell, which houses about 900 dummies as well as playbills, photographs, recordings and props.
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Mr. Carson could be cut over an eye-popping $31,000 dining set, and Mr. Shulkin might be replaced over a 10-day, $122,000 European trip with his wife.
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One of the reasons that stocks rallied in recent months is that analysts are expecting a 20-percent plus jump in profits in 2018, an eye-popping rise.
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It was only after several days of raging controversy over the Khans that Clinton started posting truly eye-popping numbers, as voters were seemingly repelled by Trump's behavior.
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Mr. Scott poured more than $50 million of his fortune into his campaign, an eye-popping amount that helped lift Mr. DeSantis and other Republicans down the ballot.
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Hidden in plain sight for decades, the megastar steps out in eye-popping style for the Met Gala, reveling in her turn as a new favorite of fashion.
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It's one thing to fight evil, but Shazam's eye-popping, slack-jawed, discordant physicality is a reminder that it's just as tough to get a grip on yourself.
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When a plan to save New York City's subway was announced last month, most of the attention was focused on its eye-popping price tag and whether Gov.
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An NYT investigation into the scale of the operations used to house, transport and watch over migrant children detained along the southwest U.S. border contains eye-popping numbers.
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Elite schools, in turn, boast about the eye-popping average test scores of their students, which is a crucial factor in determining their U.S. News & World Report ranking.
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While the size of some loans will be eye popping, they don't impose a real cost to taxpayers unless businesses default, and government loans would lessen that risk.
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On Tuesday, the Snapchat parent company announced Spectacles 3, the latest version of its video-recording sunglasses now with new 3D effects and an eye-popping price tag.
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The for-profit school that drew the most attention in recent years for its ambition and eye-popping tuition was Avenues: The World School, which opened in 2012.
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With a free lane to the basket, Young kissed the ball off the glass for an easy two points and the most eye-popping highlight of the evening.
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The Golden State is set to be a key primary battleground, allocating an eye-popping 415 pledged delegates — the most of any state — on its March 85033 primary.
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Its 50-point road map to soccer supremacy contains some eye-popping goals: 20,000 training centers, 60,000 new fields and 50 million Chinese playing soccer regularly by 2020.
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The New York Times story that broke the news contains many eye-popping details if you've followed the saga of getting the Google Assistant working on Sonos speakers.
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So, if your child is gunning for the Ivy League, multiply the initial number from the rule of thumb times two, and the totals become more eye-popping.
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However, commodity traders and analysts have been struggling to map out how China will reach the eye-popping amounts it is committing to buy from the United States.
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Times Property, for example, issued 5-year bonds in April at 5.75 percent, having paid an eye-popping 11.45 percent to sell a 5-year bond in 2015.
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Mukesh Ambani launched his own mobile operator, Reliance Jio, in 2016, with an eye-popping offer of six months of free 4G internet and incredibly cheap rates thereafter.
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Consistent with this study's conclusions, between 21625 and 2900 average tuition nationwide increased an eye-popping 220006 percent, while the general rate of inflation increased only 2202 percent.
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Where exactly the funds will come from is still in question, especially when the federal government is already borrowing an eye-popping amount of money this fiscal year.
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The Federal Reserve of Atlanta has had to walk back, in a big way, its headline-making forecast that the first quarter would feature eye-popping economic growth.
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Washington (CNN)The eye-popping numbers of potential new citizens and billions for border security got most of the attention when President Donald Trump's immigration proposal landed Thursday.
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The journalist Adrien de Tricornot has written an eye-popping account of Macron's role in advising the journalists of Le Monde to accept a takeover bid from Minc.
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The eye-popping number of unwanted robocalls is getting worse, fed by inexpensive voice-over-internet phone services that make it easy for scammers to dial from abroad.
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Even as Trump attacks media outlets as "the enemy of the American people," they appear to benefit from the eye-popping headlines he and his administration have produced.
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"Downsizing," directed and co-written by the Oscar-winning Alexander Payne ("The Descendants"), cost $68 million to make, an eye-popping amount for an art house-minded film.
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Last summer, the governor agreed to an eye-popping $3 billion in state subsidies to secure the arrival of Foxconn, a global manufacturer of flat-panel display screens.
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"We wanted them to seem like strange apparitions, something subtle and delicate rather than eye-popping," Ronan Bouroullec said over coffee in their studio in Paris's Belleville neighborhood.
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The eye-popping amount of money the UN has requested this year breaks a record set last year, which had in turn broken a record set in 2014.
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But the lingering aftermath of the Russia probe, coupled with a presidential style marked by name-calling and eye-popping tweets, has undermined some Americans' confidence in Trump.
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A few promising pilot programs in the 1960s and 1970s got the ball rolling by demonstrating eye-popping results: vastly improved educational outcomes for kids who attend preschool.
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While art and music may be all the rage at Coachella, let's take a moment to recognize the real MVP of the desert ... the eye-popping daisy dukes.
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"It was pretty eye-popping for people in the financial underworld to be with somebody who could take them right onto the floor of the [stock] exchange," Mazur explained.
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During his 21.1 election run, McAuliffe raised an eye-popping $22020 million, including a $21 million contribution from former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's super PAC, Independence USA.
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Here are some items high-powered men are wearing when dressing for work and weekends: The sneakers Sneakers have gone totally upscale, with eye-popping price tags to match.
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The eye-popping quote: He also called Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad an "animal," saying it was "very bad for Russia" that Vladimir Putin is backing an "evil person".
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Both vehicles will start at an eye-popping $2500,22017 — far off the sub-$2125,20213 mark that the startup was aiming for when it revealed the B22021 back in 2125.
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When the opening credits roll, the various studio logos transform into eye-popping psychedelic glitches — the first time a kid's movie has ever reminded me of Enter the Void.
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In one particular eye-popping demo, Google showed off how Lens can power an augmented reality version of Street View calls out notable locations and landmarks with visual overlays.
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After two months, it finally found that formula, with the PAX final featuring a staggeringly impressive and eye-popping blend of skillful strategizing, serendipitous happenstance, and nail-biting bouts.
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When it comes to the Virginia House of Delegates, the number of female candidates is at an all-time high — up an eye-popping 60% compared to recent cycles.
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As for the skepticism surrounding Uber's lofty $20199 billion valuation, the eye-popping figure seems unachievable considering the company isn't profitable and has and continues to burn through cash.
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If somehow you don't have a smartphone but you do have those basic red/blue 3D glasses, then you can also view the image below in eye-popping detail.
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Let's not judge Magic Leap on this interesting public prototype — let us instead judge them on the farcically ostentatious promises and eye-popping funding of the last few years.
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Much of its mysteries were teased in eye-popping concept art, a kaleidoscope of psychedelic fantasy landscapes that foretell a sequel taking a hard turn for the super-weird.
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Kylie posted an eye-popping underboob pic from her car on Saturday, showing her wardrobe choice for the day is a loose hoodie, tube top ... and definitely no bra.
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Nevada's minimum wage is $8.25 (or $7.25 if the employer provides health insurance), meaning that a jump to $15 would boost wages, in theory, by an eye-popping 82%.
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Along with the 5 page memo, Bolton wrote these eye-popping lines: Many outside the administration wondered how this was possible: Was Trump in control, or were his advisers?
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Get warmed up for tonight's episode of 'KUWTK' with this Kardashian quiz ... flip through the eye popping pics and see if you can which sister owns the incredible curves.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that the University of Southern California's tuition will ring in at $51,442, plus $841 in fees, bringing the subtotal to an eye-popping $20163,283.
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Alibaba has reportedly reached an agreement to sell its stake in Meituan-Dianping, the group deals and online booking site that recently raised an eye-popping $3.3 billion round.
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His athleticism has treated us to some eye-popping plays, such as this: And this: But while the rim protection is deadly, Team USA's dominance continues with perimeter defense.
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The agreement still needs to be finalized, but if it is, it would be the latest in a series of eye-popping settlements between the government and big banks.
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USE of Airbnb by business travellers grew by an eye-popping 249% last year, as they and their employers have become more comfortable with sharing-economy alternatives to hotels.
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Uber is seeking an eye-popping valuation of $27.9 billion-$100 billion in its IPO — even north of $120 billion, if senior executives are to receive a bonus payday.
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Amazon reported first quarter earnings results today with eye-popping sales of $20093 billion, up by nearly 43 percent year over year, and a net profit of $1.6 billion.
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On the other side of the aisle, the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee announced that they raised an eye-popping $105 million total between the two operations.
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The eye-popping figure is tied in large part to the fact that under Medicare for all, the federal government is designed to take on almost all health spending.
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Hawley, who's been viewed as a top GOP recruit, brought in $1.5 million in the first three months of 2018, compared to McCaskill's eye-popping haul of $3.9 million.
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In what could be considered the greatest failure of his presidency, the federal budget deficit continues to grow and the debt is now approaching an eye-popping $23 trillion.
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Dota 2 gets a lot of press about its eye-popping prize pools, but that's often a smokescreen obscuring the deep inequalities that grip the game's global competitive scene.
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They then sell the resulting coal to utilities below cost, but make eye-popping returns from the subsidy rather than the underlying business, according to regulatory documents and interviews.
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The eye-popping visuals, funny one-liners, and randomly placed pop ballads of The Lost Village are enjoyable at first, but they quickly start to pull in diminishing returns.
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Mr. O'Rourke raised roughly $80 million for his race against Senator Ted Cruz, an eye-popping total that created high expectations for his fund-raising as a presidential candidate.
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Ms. Cunat uses simple materials — cardboard, washi paper, a handful of paints and glues — to transform the gallery into a colorful, eye-popping version of a Shaker meeting house.
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Still, the headline jobless claims numbers set records for the single-largest number of American workers seeking unemployment benefits in a single week at an eye-popping 3.28 million.
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THE TICKER Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin secured an eye-popping $500 billion in corporate aid as part of the $2.2 trillion emergency coronavirus relief package that became law Friday.
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The value of Ether, the digital money that lives on an upstart network known as Ethereum, has risen an eye-popping 4,500 percent since the beginning of the year.
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The U.S. government released eye-popping deficit numbers as recently as last week that showed the federal budget deficit is on course to cross $1 trillion in fiscal 2020.
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Herzog, as an innovator, is the equal of William Eggleston, Saul Leiter and Stephen Shore in evoking place and circumstance with thrilling composition, relentless curiosity and eye-popping hues.
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At the same time, the company's eye-popping growth has turned it into a hiring machine, with an unquenchable need for entry-level warehouse workers to satisfy customer orders.
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Some of the readings were especially eye-popping: Highs of 70 were seen in Boston on consecutive January days for the first time since record-keeping began in 1872.
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His most eye-popping statement is that his former business partner, now in jail, was backed by the son of the Communist Party's former top discipline official, He Guoqiang.
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The "Oracle of Omaha" told CNBC this time last year that despite Berkshire's lackluster performance of late, he was keen to make an eye-popping acquisition for the portfolio.
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They bought the cars from the artist Peter Max, the psychedelic art phenomenon who had put eye-popping colors on postage stamps, pianos, posters and even a Boeing 777.
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And last night's eye-popping drama raises the specter that huge investments states and the country have made in election security and technology since 2016 will be for nought.
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The numbers were stunning for a week during which stocks added around 1 percent to the already eye-popping gains that began shortly before the November 2016 presidential election.
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Buttigieg raked in an eye-popping $24.8 million in the second quarter, more than anyone else, but he has only recently begun to spend that money seriously in Iowa.
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Step into it and you enter another world, an eye-popping garden of benign cactuses spreading out in all directions, or an underwater wonderland of coral or sea anemones.
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Buttigieg raked in an eye-popping $24.8 million in the second quarter, more than anyone else, but he has only recently begun to spend that money seriously in Iowa.
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The effect on gas prices "could be a sort of slow but steady climb that all of a sudden becomes eye popping," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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Worse, this is true even with eye-popping government support – tax credits alone could cost the state $219,000 to $587,000 per employee, the Wisconsin Budget Project estimated in 2017.
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That seems like bad news in comparison with the grandiose promises, and flimsy, eye-popping research that was used to prop up the initial wave of interest in microfinance.
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It fills out Wick's universe a bit more without being too hung up on constructing an elaborate and coherent mythology, and it delivers some truly eye-popping set pieces.
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Using a new image sensor with dedicated on-board memory, the S9 can now shoot slow-mo videos at up to an eye-popping 960 fps in 0.2 second bursts.
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When GLOW, a series about the 1980's women's pro wrestling circuit by the same name, hit Netflix last month, we were amazed by the characters' eye-popping physical stunts.
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And so Democrats across the country, feeling helpless and maybe even a little guilty about the November election outcome, have plowed an absolutely eye-popping $8.3 million into Ossoff's campaign.
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The biggest debuts each year at the Geneva Motor Show are usually eye-popping supercars, but look hard enough and you can find some more... democratic ideas in the margins.
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Yet viewership for the midseason premiere was still down 17 percent from last year's, with 15.9 million people tuning in compared with an eye-popping 19.1 million viewers in 2016.
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The eye-popping effect achieved by every one of Black Tap's Crazy Shakes will soon start showing up on another summertime drink staple, frosé, and the resulting treat doesn't disappoint.
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While the idea of getting ripped off by a Times Square psychic may not be all that surprising, the amount Rice lost to her is eye-popping: more than $550,000.
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All the eye-popping purchases of elite birds, such as Bolt (€310,000 in 2013), Nadine (€400,000 in 2017) and New Bliksem (€376,000 in 2018), have been made by Chinese bidders.
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She could rent it out, of course, but should she choose to sell, McCready speculates she won't have a difficult time doing so, even with the eye-popping price tag.
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In 2017 we saw men of eye-popping power and privilege be swiftly cut down by #MeToo; in 2018 we saw almost half of those men get replaced by women.
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The Calgary Flames lost their last 26 games in Anaheim and try to halt that eye-popping slide while improving their playoff position when they visit the Ducks on Tuesday.
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Who could forget Beyoncé at the Met Gala in 2015, Rihanna's eye-popping 2014 CFDA Awards dress, Bella Hadid's post-breakup sheer jumpsuit or, of course, Britney's iconic Toxic bodysuit?
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Robo-advisors Wealthfront and Betterment both recently announced eye-popping interest rates on cash accounts of 2.57% and 2.69%, respectively, 25 to 27 times the national average APY of 0.01%.
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The most eye-popping plan to date is the idea of sending 120,000 troops to the region — not enough to invade the country outright but enough to launch devastating attacks.
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They're truly wireless earbuds designed for sports and equipped with the new Apple-made H1 chip, superior sound quality, as well as an eye-popping nine hours of battery life.
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A source from a Fortune 100 company tells me his business was ready to pay an eye-popping price to have Kellyanne Conway speak to them shortly after the election.
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"We know it is not a Facebook or a Google with eye-popping growth but we're not paying for that," Kravetz said, referring to Apple's 15.8 price to earnings multiple.
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The first batch of companies to list raised about 37 billion yuan ($5.38 billion), amid frenzied demand and some eye-popping valuations that in one case was 171 times earnings.
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And though it may surprise you, it's not Dolby Vision HDR, which has trickled down from the Reference Series to offer incredible dynamic range, vibrant colors, and eye-popping brightness.
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Democrats note that Clinton has been raising enormous sums of money – an eye-popping $143 million in August alone – that they say will help her bury Trump in the fall.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 22007-year bond yield slid over 230 basis points to minus 210 percent, its lowest since October 22016.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 22016-year bond yield slid over 210 basis points to minus 22007 percent, its lowest since October 230.
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But the research article was featured in such news outlets as The Guardian and CNN no doubt thanks in part to its eye-popping estimated price tag of $500 billion.
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Didi says it achieved this eye-popping milestone across all seven of its main services, including private car, taxi, a carpooling service called Hitch, designated driver, bus, and enterprise services.
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In a session of eye-popping moves across major bond markets, Germany's 10-year bond yield slid over 6 basis points to minus 25 percent, its lowest since October 210.
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This is a pretty eye-popping stat from Kaiser Health News: Indiana kicked about 25,000 people out of its Healthy Indiana Program — the Medicaid expansion program approved under then-Gov.
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The eye-popping total represents nearly a quarter of all federal lobbying dollars in 2016 and a slight increase over 2015, when the 50 biggest spenders doled out $6900 million.
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They were as surely a testament to a widening fascination with body modification in its most eye-popping extremes: allover tattoos, subdermal implants, piercing, stretching, scarring, branding and the like.
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Certainly that was one of the more eye-popping investors watching our gross margins literally double over the last couple of years from burning cash to being cash flow positive.
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He's already raised an eye-popping $2.3 million since entering the race in January, and his alignment with Sanders has won him attention and an endorsement from the senator himself.
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Uber reported an eye-popping $5.2 billion loss in the second quarter in what Khosrowshahi deemed a "once-in-a-lifetime" hit as he tries to steer it toward profitability.
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These low-cost airlines from oversees that advertise eye-popping fares also require passengers to pay more if they want to pick their seat or check a piece of luggage.
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But to be clear, that eye-popping figure — a 60 percent decline in average populations — is not the same as saying the world has lost 60 percent of its animals.
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Revenue: $239 millionEmployees: 1,500In 2016, Sprinklr raised $105 million to grow a software juggernaut on the backs of social-media companies, valuing the company at an eye-popping $1.8 billion.
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Perhaps that's why Democratic Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia is running on it, even though President Trump won his state by an eye-popping margin of 42 percentage points.
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Democrats thumped Republicans in most House and Senate races — nowhere more than in Texas, where Beto O'Rourke hauled in a presidential eye-popping total of $70.2 million in small donations.
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Apparently a lot of people have gone into restaurants and wished they could take off their clothes, because a new pop up opening in London has an eye-popping waitlist.
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In the Democratic corner is J.B. Pritzker, an entrepreneur and billionaire heir to the Hyatt Hotels fortune, who has contributed eye-popping amounts of his own money to the race.
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Mr. Pritzker, the billionaire heir to the Hyatt hotel fortune, spent an eye-popping $171.5 million of his own money on his campaign — more than any candidate in U.S. history.
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Through it all, the production is blessed with a huge, delighted, and delightful cadre of A-list actors (seriously, the list is eye-popping), all taking their roles very seriously.
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Through it all, the production is blessed with a huge, delighted and delightful cadre of A-list actors (seriously, the list is eye-popping), all taking their roles very seriously.
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Still, Morning Consult's map of a Clinton-Kasich map is eye-popping, showing several states that have reliably voted for Democrats in recent years flipping back into the Republican column:
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"It's an eye-popping number that speaks to the underlying demand Amazon is seeing from AWS build-outs over the coming year," said Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush Securities.
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To be sure, the eye-popping incomes for these individuals came before investors had to deal with the spread of the novel coronavirus and its impact on the global economy.
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The hall's Spanish iron choir screen frames an eye-popping haute couture ensemble by John Galliano for Dior in 2000-1, with a beaded headpiece shaped like a bishop's mitre.
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It has released limited but favorable polling data showing impeachment is unpopular in certain swing districts, and the campaign boasted eye-popping fundraising totals on the heels of Wednesday's vote.
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The point of all this isn't to say that Dashlane will win the password management wars, or even that it spent such an eye-popping sum on its opening salvo.
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Star Wars didn't show up in the papers at all on Thursday May 26, 1977 — unless you count Variety, which noted the eye-popping per-theater grosses from opening day.
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Even the symbols held up as signs of the country's forward thinking, like speedy internet and eye-popping creative mobile apps, come in part from the support of the government.
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, is seeking to leverage the eye-popping $25 million he raised in the last fundraising quarter in Iowa, where he is already on the air with television ads.
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Here's a look at the history of the hospitality giant and the iconic Hilton family behind it — from decades of eye-popping acquisition deals to generations of culturally significant marriages.
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Among those who want the wall, an eye-popping 95 percent said they support construction even if Trump doesn't make Mexico pay for it as he promised throughout the campaign.
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The U.S. Treasury released eye-popping numbers this week that show the federal budget deficit is on course to cross $22015 trillion in fiscal 22020, yet nobody seems to care.
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At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, Germany, fierce South Korean rivals Samsung and LG showed off their latest TV offerings, sporting giant screen sizes and eye-popping colors.
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A rumor has taken hold in the neighborhood that Bill O'Reilly, the recently deposed Fox News host, has contributed an eye-popping portion of the funds needed for the centennial.
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"This eye-popping number is a testament to Speaker Ryan, House Republicans, and the agenda that they led the fight on in 2017," Ryan's campaign executive director, Kevin Seifert, said.
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We can't afford to let these auto companies drag us backward to the days of gas guzzlers, eye-popping costs to fill the tank, poisonous air and unfettered carbon pollution.
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The Trump campaign sent an email blast, detailed the "10 Eye-Popping Moments from Democrats' Green New Deal Town Hall," saying Democrats were tripping over themselves to push more regulation.
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And the percentage of those more likely to support candidates who want to use the power of the federal government to lower drug prices is an eye-popping 84 percent.
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In 2018, scores of charismatic first-time candidates, armed with buzzy YouTube announcements, garnered eye-popping fundraising numbers and overwhelmed long-time Republican incumbents to seize control of the House.
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In 2014, its former deputy news editor, Ben O'Driscoll, told a court of "an enormous safe, about seven feet high," filled with some 30 years' worth of "eye-popping" material.
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The price tags can be eye-popping — by the end of a stroll around the fair, $21926,2170 for a beautiful old deck of cards started to sound, somehow, entirely reasonable.
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Instead, his Cougars ran a no-huddle offense and lined up with four receivers on most plays, compiling eye-popping passing statistics and forcing defenses to cover the entire field.
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Whereas worry over inequality commonly focuses on eye-popping growth in incomes among the very rich, he notes that it is this top 21% as a whole which has pulled away.
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While Republicans have been busy spending an eye-popping $33 million on a race to the right, Democrats quickly settled on Stacey Abrams , the former minority leader in the Georgia House.
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Days later, celebrity magazine In Touch published an interview with Daniels conducted in 2011 in which she says she had an affair with Trump and provided some pretty eye-popping details.
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Carey was photographed on Monday at the V Magazine dinner honoring Karl Lagerfeld, and appeared to sport the eye-popping jewel as she attended the event with her boyfriend Bryan Tanaka.
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But we quickly discover Fury's only indulging in a simulation of Hawaiian holiday, thanks to some super-high-tech trickery, and is actually aboard an eye-popping spacecraft of some sort.
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At a release party at Cantina Royal in Williamsburg, Lipton's eye-popping images could be found in editioned copies of White Knuckle, as well as adorning the walls of the space.
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Celebrity stylist Christina Pacelli has put client Laverne Cox is a lot of eye-popping looks this year, from colorful suits to a variety of gowns with up-to-there slits.
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Of course, with an eye-popping unlocked starting price of $1,300, you're probably not going to want to spend much of your time on LTE with the rest of us peasants.
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Cruise Automation, the self-driving division of General Motors, announced on Tuesday that it has secured a $1.15 billion investment, raising its post-money valuation to an eye-popping $19 billion.
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Campaign Monitor: One of the odd features of capital-efficient companies is that their first rounds of funding tend to be eye-popping sums that look more like proceeds from IPOs.
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Hanks also said that, while these reporters need caffeine, the greater danger during this administration may be spitting coffee onto their clothes after each eye-popping thing the White House does.
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When just one in three managers in their company is a woman, an eye-popping 62% of men and 54% of women think women are well-represented at first-level management.
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Robinhood had a little hiccup last year when it tried to branch out into personal banking with a service called Checking & Savings offering an eye-popping 3% interest rate on accounts.
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One of the most eye-popping inclusions at this year's fair is a $20 million painting by Paul Gauguin, "Joseph and the Wife of Potiphar" (1896) presented by the gallery Wildenstein.
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Unseeded American Sofia Kenin delivered an eye-popping upset by ousting top-seeded Caroline Garcia 6-3, 6-2 on Tuesday in the first round of the Hobart International in Australia.
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"I can tell you the retreat is eye-popping," said Twila Moon, an Arctic researcher at the National Snow and Ice Data Center who has traveled along the vastly diminished ice.
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After predicting eye-popping 11% first quarter profit growth for S&P 500 companies last year, analysts have massively scaled back expectations to the tune of roughly $13 billion in profits.
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Robinhood, which offers commission-free stock and cryptocurrency trading, said it had 6 million users at the end of last year -- an eye-popping jump from just 4 million in August.
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But while tokens for some Ethereum apps are functional, PlexCoin tokens had no discernable purpose except to become more valuable as people buy and sell them while promising eye-popping returns.
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The consequences of this could be pretty devastating; in the UK's Prospect Magazine, deputy director of the British Influence think tank Jonathan Lis compiled 36 eye-popping ones: Food will rot.
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It feels like there's a new Cat Factory being made and marketed every day, alongside an eye-popping check cut to acquire a successful startup or invest in a new one.
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If you have a little less space to work with, the 55-inch version is available for just $527.99, although the savings are not as eye-popping as the larger model.
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This person would not explain which specific ideas they're tracking but cited the "eye popping" estimated price of the sweeping Green New Deal environmental policy plan, proposed by freshman liberal Rep.
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The change between the Obama results and this year's Trump results in Pew's worldwide average are striking: When you break down the results by country, things are even more eye-popping.
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This time, it's the eye-popping story of a 2000-square-foot, lovely-seeming home in Palo Alto, California, that hit the market in February for an asking price of $2700,2000,000.
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Democrats are on the attack, hoping the findings — and the eye-popping estimate that 24 million additional people will be without coverage by 21625 — will stop ObamaCare repeal in its tracks.
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Coogler's Afrofuturist vision of Black Panther's Wakanda is buoyant and frequently eye-popping — and at the center of it is not T'Challa, but rather his genius baby sister Shuri (Letitia Wright).
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If technology can bring us self-driving cars, eye-popping virtual reality, and the internet at our fingertips, surely we can do more against everything from online extremism to fake news.
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Related Inside the Eye-Popping Labyrinth of 'Doug Aitken: Electric Earth' Here's James Turrell and David Adjaye on Light, Space, and Architecture Architectural Renderings Form Dreamy Getaways in 'Sun Lounger' [Premiere]
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Bliss said he was responding to the energy among the Democratic base and Ossoff's high-dollar fundraising, which amounted to an eye-popping $23 million by the end of the race.
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On the other hand, his prodigious fundraising ability — he raised an eye-popping $38 million in 21625's third quarter during his Senate bid — ensures he would be a serious candidate.
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While bond yields across the euro area this week hit fresh milestones, Italy delivered eye-popping moves of its own with 10-year borrowing costs falling to their lowest since 2016.
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Ultimately, WeWork says it hopes to reach 255 million people across 280 target cities — a market opportunity worth an eye-popping $1.6 trillion, or more than that of Apple and Microsoft.
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You've thought about a Disney Cruise for your next family vacation, but when researching, you find the eye-popping price tag, and immediately consider alternate plans for your next vacation getaway.
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Despite that eye-popping headline prize, an analysis factoring the possible impact of taxes suggested that the expected value of a ticket would be negative, making the ticket a poor investment.
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For the weekend, the top art house draw was Barry Jenkins's euphorically reviewed "Moonlight" (A24), which collected an eye-popping $413,175 from just four theaters in New York and Los Angeles.
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With a couple of exceptions, Freund says, the chip's benchmarks are not eye-popping enough to lure companies and researchers away from the hardware and software they are already comfortable using.
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Because employers reduced hours in response to the city's rising minimum wage in 2125, the researchers found, average pay fell by an eye-popping $215 a month, or about 6.6 percent.
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While bond yields across the euro area this week hit fresh milestones, Italy delivered eye-popping moves of its own with 210-year borrowing costs falling to their lowest since 0.403.
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And while the company's year-over-year growth is rapid, its sequential gain from a Q20183 in-app top-line figure of around $20 million may be even more eye-popping.
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Kobach nevertheless recently retained Richman as an expert witness in his ongoing battle with the A.C.L.U., and Richman produced another eye-popping claim: 0003,000 noncitizens were registered to vote in Kansas.
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With an eye-popping $19.1 million raised in Q3, Buttigieg's aggressive approach and appeal for moral practicality is likely a bid to siphon off moderate support from a battered Joe Biden.
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That has helped the American tech company reach an eye-popping valuation of $68 billion, making it one of the most successful start-ups ever to come out of Silicon Valley.
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In the early days after Henry Ford's death, the foundation's chief problem was how to spend its money fast enough, as it gushed into its bank accounts in eye-popping quantities.
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We also asked Bisping if he'd consider a repeat performance of his crazy eye-popping party trick ... but Michael shot that down, telling us it was just a "1-and-done."
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In one eye-popping detail, Waymo said Mr. Levandowski had acted disloyally even though it had paid him $120 million in bonus incentives for his work on the autonomous vehicle project.
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Eye-popping design is what we've come to expect from shows at the Armory, and this Shizuoka Performing Arts Center production, with an 18,000-gallon expanse of water, does not disappoint.
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I thought of it when he spent $188 million to buy up TV and online ads and hire an army of political operatives, promising them an eye-popping $6,000 per month.
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Perhaps what is most alarming is that will greenlight this administration's eye-popping $85033 billion military budget at a time when even military leaders agree that more money should support diplomacy.
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Heitkamp collected an eye-popping $12.5 million during the first 17 days of October, more than three times the $3.8 million she raised during the entire July-to-September fundraising quarter.
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Both underfunded, old-line companies and IPOs that either went public way too early in their development or had no business being in existence at all had eye-popping stock prices.
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For years, Silicon Valley has enabled, if not outright encouraged, startups to seek stratospheric valuations, bleed eye-popping amounts of money and institute little to no checks on a founder's power.
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For years, Silicon Valley has enabled, if not outright encouraged, startups to seek stratospheric valuations, bleed eye-popping amounts of money and institute little to no checks on a founder's power.
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Stripe, a San Francisco-based payments company that competes with Jack Dorsey's Square, announced an additional $250 million funding round on Thursday, bringing its valuation to an eye-popping $35 billion.
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The Facebook effort, which is being run by a former president of PayPal, David Marcus, started last year after Telegram raised an eye-popping $1.7 billion to fund its cryptocurrency project.
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Along with his longtime pals Garrett Magee and Melissa Brasier, Mr. DeSantis has created eye-popping green environments for Diane von Furstenberg, the David Lynch Foundation, Calvin Klein and Sies Marjan.
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Wang was regarded as the architect of an eye-popping $50 billion acquisition spree that saw HNA accumulate assets ranging from a stake in Deutsche Bank AG to high-profile overseas properties.
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"Michel Temer is accused of having acted as the leader of the criminal organization since May 2016," prosecutors said, adding that the group raked in an eye-popping $248 million in bribes.
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For a few days in January, this eye-popping video of a toddler performing a seemingly superhuman feat of strength, lifting a fallen dresser off his twin brother, had us simply aghast.
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But Reid's stunning intervention was only one eye-popping moment of a bizarre day in American politics -- the likes of which has become more and more common in the age of Trump.
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Lebanon's current account deficit stands at an eye-popping 507.53%, meaning it imports far more than it exports, spends more than it saves, and relies heavily on foreign remittances to stay afloat.
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The company notably left that eye-popping price tier, which originally included a 18-karat gold case and a five-digit price tag, out of its Series 2 refresh back in September.
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"A major part of the eye popping Tesla rally is around an inflection in EV demand for China," Daniel Ives, managing director of equity research at Wedbush Securities, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Lucid Motors, the electric car startup that aims to compete with Tesla, will receive an eye-popping $1 billion in funding from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the kingdom announced on Monday.
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Analysts estimates on the urban innovation trend are eye-popping — but right now it's as much for how greatly they vary as for how big the market may ultimately grow to be.
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The stock market has basically topped out and won't deliver the eye-popping returns that investors have become accustomed to in recent years, hedge fund manager David Gerstenhaber told CNBC on Monday.
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FoldiMate is set to ship to customers sometime in 2019 for the eye-popping price of $980, but, as Mashable's own Michael Nuñez discovered, it still has a long way to go.
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Viewed through this lens, it makes sense that the SEC would start paying attention to what's going on in the world of unicorns and their "eye-popping," as White put it, valuations.
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That makes the veteran Democratic operative "the head fundraiser, the head strategist, [and the] head spokesperson" of a group that poured an eye-popping $90 million into politics during the 2016 election.
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Stil, Uber's quarterly loss is eye-popping for investors who are used to companies being well on their way to sustainable profits by the time they reach such a lofty market cap.
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The chicken for this Persian-inspired joojeh kebab is an eye-popping yellow, thanks to the rich saffron and turmeric spice mix it has been swimming in for the past 24 hours.
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To be sure, some of the biggest cities showed eye-popping gains on a yearly basis, with prices in the southern boomtown of Shenzhen up 46.7 percent and Shanghai up 27.7 percent.
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Larry Tee describes his DJ routine to me while playing the club while also alluding to the no-doubt eye-popping sights that a resident at London's kinkiest event is privy to.
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It also comes in some new eye-popping colors, including marina blue and mulberry (fancy speak for REALLY BRIGHT BLUE and EXTREMELY PURPLE), as well as more subdued white and lilac options.
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Hiding behind this eye-popping pic is an English actor who's sunken into the Hollywood spotlight ... keep your eyes peeled and see if you can uncover who is underneath this warped photo.
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As of Wednesday's close, shares of Best Buy have climbed an eye-popping 57 percent over the past 12 months and are up about 18 percent for the year-to-date period.
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She's one of the brains behind Refinery29's creative vision (including the interactive art and fashion funhouse 29Rooms), and she has one of the most inspiring, eye-popping Instagram accounts out there.
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The SoftBank Vision Fund has been screaming from the venture headlines the last few months, driven by eye-popping rounds (and valuations!) into some of the most notable startups around the world.
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In terms of black levels, you just can't beat technology that can actually turn pixels off during dark scenes, and light them back up an instant later with eye-popping, vivid color.
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The R-rated "Deadpool" has taken the box office by storm, annihilating records with an eye-popping $135 million from its first three days in U.S. theaters, according to comScore estimates Sunday.
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The big display of an iPad creates an eye-popping experience that can be disorienting at first: You find yourself twisting your head left and right when speeding around freakishly tight bends.
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This year's results are eye popping: Nearly 22019 percent of private colleges reduced the cost for first-year students on average by 60 percent or more; with some up to 70 percent.
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U.S. lawmakers, and presidential candidates, have in recent months stepped up criticism of U.S. drug prices trends, driven in part by eye-popping price hikes from companies with recently acquired generic drugs.
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This eye-popping fact about the cartel's so-called "corruption budget" was revealed yesterday in testimony by a former Mexican drug trafficker during the trial of alleged kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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He can still make some things happen at age 39, but his early stint in Toronto remains one of the most scintillating era of eye-popping feats any player has ever enjoyed.
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Yes, there were the expected diners in jeans and casual togs but an eye-popping number were dressed to the nines: men in suits and women with straight-from-the-salon hair.
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But the steady stream of heart-wrenching stories and eye-popping statistics has changed the political environment on Capitol Hill, and it now appears a bipartisan deal on the border is imminent.
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After all, steady tuition increases, rising student debt, and eye-popping sticker prices at well-known colleges and universities leave too many students and parents wondering if college is out of reach.
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And Republican leaders have warned their candidates about a "green wave" of spending from Democrats, who have brought in eye-popping fundraising hauls amid the strong anti-Trump fervor on the left.
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Works by Henri Matisse and Claude Monet also went for eye-popping prices at the Christie's evening auction of 19th and 20th Century Art from the Collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller.
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