The trade could quite feasibly strengthen PSG while weakening Barcelona.
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Now, they could feasibly pip United to a Europa League place.
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There's also the fact that it can't feasibly happen right now.
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These tents aren't feasibly recycled, never break down and leach hazardous toxins.
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Each of these classes could feasibly cost around $230 à la carte.
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What was the most out-there thing I could feasibly pick up?
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Scientists stress that the cycle, if caught early, could feasibly be stopped.
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Scientists stress that the cycle, if caught early, could feasibly be stopped.
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Other, smaller improvements to the kitchen could, feasibly, reduce the human workforce dramatically.
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For Facebook, such an upper-level fine could therefore feasibly reach $1.6 billion.
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It could feasibly even put these observations within the realm of backyard astronomy.
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Can targets feasibly be the "bigger person" when the trolls make the rules?
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Can it feasibly re-educate a full third of its sprawling American workforce?
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If they don't send him more, he could feasibly shut down the government.
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Currently flying in seventh, however, they could feasibly make a European cameo next year.
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Passenger AV companies cannot feasibly train all people who might come into contact with AVs.
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Certainly not the words of anyone who could feasibly be president of the United States.
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Particularly when it comes from someone who's feasibly an object of your desire as well.
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The simulation shows that we can feasibly have very little malaria in Africa by 2050.
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While the Senate won't approve that bill, the chamber could feasibly pass a bipartisan compromise.
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Since she's out of treatment, she could feasibly attend the Biebers' ceremony if she were invited.
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Battery prices and storage capacities are now approaching a point where sales could feasibly take off.
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This is worth mentioning not because it's something the Trump administration might feasibly do — it obviously isn't.
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Plus, if Spiridonov were to die during the procedure, Dr. Canavero could feasibly be charged with homicide.
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Harborside Health pays every bill in cash that it feasibly can, says CEO and founder Steve DeAngelo.
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You could feasibly try every combination of pasta on the Olive Garden menu if you wanted to.
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Inside, it is windowless, dark, and loud, and could feasibly be any time of day or night.
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The master of cheating death could feasibly do it again, but the signs say he's a goner.
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Male and female workers with similar academic backgrounds and work experience can feasibly be considered almost 'identical products.
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With real market penetration, Poncho could feasibly start offering native advertising for various products based on the weather.
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That said, it's feasibly possible that Facebook could change its mind in the future, security researchers have said.
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Instead, he presented a vague plan that seems like something even his Democratic opponents could feasibly agree to.
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We could feasibly get to a point someday where that isn't the case, where emojis become more automatic.
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A hostile nation state could not feasibly wipe out each system with one wave of their magic wand.
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It's a karaoke classic where every voice could feasibly grab a different part without knowing they're doing so.
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Assuming $53,000 to $80,000 per truck, West feasibly spent somewhere between $106,000 and $480,000 on his Raptor fleet.
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Impossible to ignore The Times reported the White House could feasibly block elements of his book from publication.
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But midsize cities like St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Columbus, Ohio, could feasibly transform into hubs of technological entrepreneurship.
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Sing the notes you know are too low or too high to feasibly hit but try to anyway.
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The question, then, isn't whether Notre Dame will be rebuilt, but how quickly the reconstruction can feasibly happen.
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Both are running for Senate reelection, with Rubio's Florida race feasibly having the ability to determine senate control.
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"The issue with these particular devices is that a user cannot feasibly change this password," Zach Wikholm told Krebs.
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Now there's only one thing left to figure out: Can we feasibly taste test them all in one day?
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Although you could feasibly finish the game alone, the real joy was stumbling across other players and traveling together.
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By the time the June 23 referendum comes around, England could feasibly be out, before the Group of 16.
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The company claims users can feasibly spend less than $5 per day over the month, if used every weekday.
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This means you could feasibly design in the app and then ship the code Kinetise sends you for testing.
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It could feasibly be a simple troll, the equivalent of scrawling a dick in Sharpie across a bathroom wall.
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But there are Democrats who could, feasibly, break with their party — giving Republicans a bigger cushion to work with.
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Had that ended, Cuomo could have feasibly been the WFP nominee even without the blessing of the WFP's leadership.
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Researchers could feasibly begin searching for bones in caves where DNA in the dirt indicates habitation by ancient humans.
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Knowing which data can be linked and which are sensitive can direct researchers toward questions they can feasibly answer.
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Any sport that could be feasibly dominated by a fees-paying all-girls school is not cool, I'm afraid.
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While some justifications could feasibly be argued as rational, it's clear that others are created solely to bypass guilt.
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When I say Costco is for families, I should clarify that I don't mean all families can feasibly shop there.
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Although nothing replaces the experience of physically spending time in art museum, we can't feasibly visit one every single day.
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But Warren's initial 2020 policy proposals, like a European-style wealth tax, could feasibly fund free public college in America.
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Inversely, it also means the machine intelligence community can more feasibly contribute back by employing Sonnet in their own work.
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She hadn't done anything wrong per se, and her email was as thoughtful and undemanding as it could feasibly be.
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Should he win again, he will progress into the semifinal stage and could feasibly fight the titleholder, Patricio "Pitbull" Freire.
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Hope you and everyone are doing as well as they feasibly can under the most disruptive circumstances I can remember.
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"I just wanted to clone DNA using my automated lab robot and feasibly make full genomes at home," he said.
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Once you know how much you can feasibly save over the next couple months, start searching for options within your budget.
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Also, given the need for low power consumption for the solar charging to feasibly work, there's no screen on the Lunar.
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As a high profile leader of Los Zetas, there was no way he could feasibly pull it off on his own.
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How do you call out a constant stream of insults, undermining and cruelty any more online than you feasibly could offline?
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If Na'Vi can get some early leads and hold onto them, they could feasibly cruise to the finals in New York.
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With storage, grids could feasibly store the energy from when renewable energy sources are productive, then use them when they aren't.
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Even super lightweights Terence Crawford (212-20) and Viktor Postol (210-2147) coached feasibly be coaxed into boxing's deepest weight class.
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The president doesn't know what he wants out of a relationship with China, nor what the United States could feasibly achieve.
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A fight for the unified heavyweight championship, to decide an undisputed champion in the division, could feasibly attract a similar payday.
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As much as you want to protect your home, that might be too much than you can feasibly swing right now.
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This was the first time in history in which, feasibly, you could have your head kicked in by somebody who used toner.
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And while Boxed cannot feasibly cover every life-changing event, executives at the company are always eager to help, the CEO said.
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But what it doesn't talk about is how hard and unlikely it is for most people to feasibly do that right away.
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And even if you do read the EULA, you cannot feasibly negotiate better terms; EULA are take-it-or-leave-it affairs.
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And now that I'm having to talk about it, I can see that it could feasibly and understandably fall between the cracks.
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They want the shot at WBC champion Deontay Wilder, a fight Whyte could quite feasibly get long before his Matchroom stablemate Joshua.
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A nation of any significant size cannot feasibly constitute a genuine "community," but only (in Benedict Anderson's inventive phrasing) an "imagined" one.
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Just in terms of being able to do our experiments at scale, Android was the only thing that we could feasibly do.
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She'd been charged with obstruction of justice—the only law that seemed to feasibly fit her crime, which was all but unprecedented.
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Employers could feasibly swap out machines, using existing technology, for humans in 50 percent of today's jobs, says a new McKinsey report.
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Incumbent competitors like Windex are designed around optimizing shelf-space in physical retail stores, so can not feasibly make the same product innovation.
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With proper planning and coalition building, the Trump administration could feasibly work out an alternative that works for both sides of the aisle.
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It could then feasibly block spam calls or telemarketers on your behalf as an OS-level feature at some point in the future.
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That said, Alexa suggests three different examples of how you could feasibly organize your finances: all together, totally separate, or half and half.
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The idea that Drake could feasibly scroll through to a blurry photo of me coming second at a pub's trivia night is terrifying.
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Still, the absence of anyone -- Warren aside -- who might feasibly win his and his supporters' enthusiastic support gave the event a narrower feeling.
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The first model has an internal thermometer for measuring temperature changes, but you can feasibly stuff more sensors into its fruit-like guts.
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Moore, as the guy who earned his way onto the ballot, is the only Republican who can feasibly win that key Senate seat.
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Spilling out of its traditional home in what is now called David Geffen Hall, it could now feasibly encompass even Midsummer Night Swing.
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This could feasibly become an issue over time, but relatively speaking today these are used by a very small part of the population.
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Someone with time on their hands could feasibly fill a dating profile with AI-generated photos of themselves, their apartment, and their pet.
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They will also check your debt-to-income ratio to make sure you haven&apost borrowed more than you can feasibly pay back.
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But to get there, at some point someone needs to start putting pen to paper on a plan that could feasibly pass Congress.
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Keeping up with the particular complaints and challenges of every writer and community is not something he as CEO can feasibly manage, of course.
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"[S]pecifically identify those experts who advised you that companies can feasibly design government access features into their products without weakening cybersecurity," he requested.
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Mnuchin's critics want us to focus on the tiny percentage of mortgages that couldn't be feasibly restructured or under various circumstances were not saved.
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While it focuses on the 3 biggest actors, it could "feasibly and fairly be extended" to other developed nations and high-polluting developing countries.
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But Trump expanded the policy to include all foreign health assistance that could feasibly fall under the ban, rather than only family-planning funds.
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CIG had given me the option to spend $300 dollars of store credit to get a ship that I could feasibly resell for $43,000.
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Where it stands: Right now, self-driving technology is being tested in limited jurisdictions, so companies can feasibly program rules for each municipality individually.
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While elements of the Prophecy's exterior could feasibly be found in a production Hyundai in the near future, the car's cabin is less realistic.
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It's also not locked to FreedomPop's service, which means you could feasibly buy one, use FreedomPop's service for free and then switch to another provider.
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While it is unlikely London's population growth will go into reverse whatever the Brexit outcome, what could feasibly change is the composition of the population.
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Q: With the Clippers waiving Isaiah Thomas, could you feasibly see the Celtics picking him up as an offensive upgrade to the Brad Wanamaker minutes?
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While Explain Everything can't explain, say, why toast always falls butter-side down, you could feasibly use it to create a presentation about the subject.
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Although he is performing the calculations that could allow cosmogenesis, he notes that it will be decades before such an experiment might feasibly be realised.
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Talla is also planning to add an e-ink display which means you could feasibly do very basic smartphone functions on your battery-less phone.
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The company didn't specify what information was sent over, though it feasibly could have been Social Security numbers, addresses, bank details, and other identifiable information.
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When the technology catches up with the demand and a sex robot is something you could feasibly order from Amazon, what should it look like?
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"He knows the investigations better than anyone else who could feasibly be on that short list," said a conservative GOP source familiar with the probes.
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Its chilly piano chords could feasibly be playing in the lobby of the hotels from Psycho, or The Shining and it's an altogether unsettling experience.
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If Americans elect a Congress or president in the next four years that cares about unscrewing the climate, all these trends could feasibly be accelerated.
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The proposed reduction in DSH payments has already been delayed once to 2018, and could feasibly be delayed again or changed in future, he said.
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That way, we'd be indoors (yay!), have more control over the customer experience and brand curation, and could feasibly have more than one location at once.
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While it's powerful enough for a big new Zelda, the Switch's somewhat limited capabilities means that huge games like Monster Hunter can't feasibly be ported over.
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Even Pinterest, which is one of the leading companies on diversity issues, recently updated its goals for what it could feasibly accomplish in a single year.
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If someone like Shoemaker doesn't feel they can feasibly move back into their home anytime soon, they might take their money or services to another town.
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Johnson feasibly could offset seats lost to Swinson with seats gained at the expense of the Labour Party bleeding pro-EU support to the Lib Dems.
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"As much as feasibly possible, avoid exposure to secondhand smoke," said Prochaska, who has received funding from Pfizer and Achieve, companies that make smoking cessation drugs.
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You could quite feasibly suggest that in one line there, he summarizes the record's mission statement (and indeed, to some degree, his entire project since 2013).
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Some have raised questions about whether SpaceX can feasibly start putting humans in space next year, as The Verge notes, though Musk has brushed them off.
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It's just not the way it works today, and it's not the way I could see feasibly making the transition into a universal health care model.
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You could feasibly pass it on the sidewalk without noticing it if you weren't paying attention, especially with the lack of signage indicating it's a club.
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More rage bubbles up as I write this: Certain people in my life urged me to "heal" faster than my body and mind feasibly allowed me to.
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IHS Markit's Grevatt said any ban "could feasibly impact" companies involved in sales of non-military products to China such as within the auto and aerospace sectors.
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Presumably the toy designers will leave out some details if they can't be feasibly recreated in plush—bazookas, flamethrowers, and other kid-popular pyrotechnics come to mind.
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In front of Cloud9 are OpTic Gaming and possibly Mousesports, which aren't known for their LAN play either, so C9 could feasibly end up in the finals.
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It's a decision being driven not by waste management goals or environmental concerns, but by economic reasons that could feasibly change in the next couple of years.
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We live in an age of unprecedented twee, but at least a tea calendar makes sense in that you can feasibly follow the one-a-day model.
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The launch of Instagram Direct, with its perception of more private and intimate one-to-one conversations, could feasibly have the same effect on Snapchat's direct messaging.
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Political pros call it the "spoiler effect," and whether or not we employ that pejorative term, it is a real phenomenon that could feasibly happen in 2020.
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Although it's still unclear whether Facebook will ever use this method to fix photos on the social network, the breakthrough could feasibly present privacy concerns for its users.
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So, when the future 30 meter optical telescopes are built (the Giant Magellan Telecopes and European Extremely Large Telescope), LHS 1140 can feasibly be studied by these telescopes.
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The completeness of the document is unique – you could feasibly plan your own PR efforts just by reaching out to journalists who work at all of these places.
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But Republicans could feasibly engineer a scenario in which their own official statements and intentional mismanagement destabilize the law before they take any concrete legislative or administrative steps.
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In her past remarks watering down the notion of impeachment, Pelosi has said that any such effort would have to be bipartisan in order to feasibly go forward.
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But when Joyce ran to look at the platform where Hopper was standing, there was nothing — not even a collection of dust — that could feasibly be Hopper's remains.
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I couldn't feasibly use two windows side by side, Chrome tabs got tiny very quickly, and watching videos felt like watching on the back of an airplane seat.
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According to Procter & Gamble, it took years of research and development to create disposable diapers that parents could feasibly use, and that were both comfortable and cost-effective.
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The search attemptsSearch attempts were quickly launched, but investigators had little idea of where to start and a vast swathe of territory where the plane could feasibly be.
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Companies typically only organize as C-corps when they have too many owners to feasibly distribute earnings to each of them individually in the way that pass-throughs must.
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The annual Burning Man festival has grown larger than its site can feasibly accommodate from an environmental perspective, causing some Burners to break off and start their own events.
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NASA has said that the lab could feasibly last until 2028, but at that point, many of the station's components will start approaching the end of their operational lifetimes.
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The newest justice voted to let the law go into effect, he explained, because he still had questions about whether abortion providers in Louisiana could feasibly procure admitting privileges.
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Greece, with thousands of miles of coastline, is the only country that cannot feasibly block people from entering without breaking international laws about rescuing those in distress at sea.
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If Trump can outperform Clinton in surveys that gauge trustworthiness, he can feasibly convince people who aren't normally inclined to support racist demagogues that he's neither of those things.
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Euro zone officials told CNBC that they are aware there could feasibly be another financial crisis around the corner, and believe that debt and liquidity should be closely monitored.
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But even in the days immediately after the bill passed in Congress, platforms started scrambling to proactively shut down forums or whole sites where sex trafficking could feasibly happen.
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Westmoreland said if Trump gets within striking distance of the 1,237 mark, he could feasibly try to negotiate with the party's unbound delegates to push him over the top.
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That effort, which began long before Trump took office, has lagged during both the Trump and Obama administrations even though it could feasibly have avoided two of the crashes.
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Organizers have said the protest could draw around 200,000 people, but Suh and Zweiman decided to aim for the 1.17 million people that could feasibly fit in the Mall.
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Samsung is launching a 5G phone at least a year before Apple feasibly can, but that means it's also launching before much of the U.S. has widespread access to 5G.
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Direct from our ears to your eyes (or as close to that as we could feasibly get), here's everything we've been told about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare so far.
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My monthlong affair with athleisure proved that, yes, the category has enough breadth and polish (though it doesn't come cheap) for me to feasibly wear it all the damn time.
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But swapping out our buys from shorts to coats is bittersweet — yes, it's getting cold out now, but we can feasibly get discounts on both swimwear and parkas right now.
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In most cases, that's about 100 meters or so — longer with a directional antenna — so anyone sitting outside an office building in their car could feasibly target an affected device.
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But experts say that such a piecemeal approach, while it would feasibly reduce emissions, would probably be less efficient and more expensive than the imposition of a single carbon price.
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Although Trump claims that investing in coal over clean energy will boost the job market, the hard truth is that a significant number of U.S. coal jobs cannot feasibly return.
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Can this abstract (and feasibly ineffable) concept be translated into a physical art structure, let alone be articulated to a global audience with varying understandings of such a broad idea?
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They'll do everything they can feasibly do to defeat him — even if it means igniting civil war in the party at the same time that the Conservatives are supremely vulnerable.
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The A- and B-sides are so similar, in fact, as to make this the only wrestler-country single that can feasibly parallel the contemporary Jamaican reggae/dub tradition of versioning.
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"We want to bring about the system upgrades so Pennsylvania voters are voting on the most secure and auditable equipment as promptly and feasibly as possible," Torres said in a statement.
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In recent weeks, former Vice President Joe Biden's team has doubled down and explicitly appealed to electability and framing Biden as the sole candidate who can feasibly beat President Donald Trump.
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Slimane was thought to be very feasibly on his way out at the brand in mid-January, when word circulated that the designer hadn't yet signed a new contract with Kering.
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The only institution to which he could feasibly be tied in a global sense isn't the NBA, or even a team at all, but the broader enterprise of New York basketball.
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Safe to say, the chaos of the last few weeks is going nowhere and the way this week has started, it could feasibly be the most remarkable week of the lot.
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In 2017, the CFPB released the Payday Lending Rule, which, among other things, would require payday lenders to determine whether a borrower could feasibly pay off their loan prior to lending.
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This month, Mr. Kim — supreme leader since the death of his father in 2011 — tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that could feasibly deliver a nuclear warhead all the way to Alaska.
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In fact, this may be one of the rare occasions that Apple is being realistic about what it can feasibly pull off as it muscles its way into the streaming fray.
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To feasibly take advantage of rule 40, athletes would have had to find sponsors at least six months before the games to meet the deadlines for brands to submit waiver requests.
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The Large Hadron ColliderPhoto: Maximilien Brice/Julien Ordan/CERNYou can feasibly put anything inside the world's largest physics experiment, CERN's Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, so long as it can be vaporized.
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It could feasibly come down to a decline in broadcasting revenues as precipitated by a stagnation in viewing figures, which combined with China's monumental spending could see the Premier League and co.
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It could feasibly be the night I clipped my ex's heels in Glasgow Garage, and she immediately landed an elephant felling right-hook to my jaw of thin, smug, easy-shatter glass.
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They're showing a creative sliver of skin, there's still an element of done-upness, but they're wearing clothes that they could feasibly have already been wearing while the sun was still out.
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My fellow colleagues across the nation's health systems are doing everything and anything they can to speed accurate testing to the general public as soon as feasibly possible under our current circumstances.
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In Washington state, where 210 people have died in King County, the health department is urging people to avoid large gatherings 'if you can feasibly avoid bringing large groups of people together.
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The CPUs found in iPhones and the generally weak GPUs that ship with most Macs, on the other hand, can really only feasibly mine coins like Monero and other lesser-known offerings.
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The company argued that there was little difference between a Facebook ad and a bumper sticker and that, due to its size, it could not feasibly audit every ad before it was published.
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"Things that could not be feasibly done in humans are done in animal models," Alik Widge, a psychiatrist-engineer at Massachusetts General Hospital who researches electrical and magnetic brain stimulation, explained to Gizmodo.
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While online advocacy is often mocked as "slacktivism," online spaces are a vital part of any activist's routine — and they can help you engage a community you can't feasibly reach in real life.
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We've applied this rule to every story we can feasibly illustrate with an original photo or design, and have curated the content so that 67% of the people you see are plus-size.
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But, for a designer whose red-carpet creations bear four-digit price tags, it's a relatively affordable gateway purchase for the Prabal fan that can't feasibly swing anything from the designer's RTW offerings.
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The WSA reports that Fox Chief Executive Stacey Snider is pressing ahead with film development plans – even though Twentieth Century Fox could feasibly cease to exist once merged with the Walt Disney Company.
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With millions of followers combined, these accounts could feasibly influence huge numbers of young people to believe in falsehoods and lies, and to stay disengaged from the real politics that affect their lives.
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The DMCA was enacted to preserve innovation while service providers grew their businesses unencumbered by "ruinous royalty rates" and the threat of litigation over user-generated content that they could not feasibly control.
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So, if you really hate that your kid is talking to that delinquent with the face tattoo from geometry, you could feasibly set their phone to only contact family after a certain time.
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The solid plastic breastplate makes the catcher look like a catching robot that could feasibly be reprogrammed by a backup to kill the team's star player so they can finally get playing time.
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New Yorkers willing and able to undergo a total of six hours or so of music, in other words, could feasibly experience two of Europe's greatest singing actresses on back-to-back evenings.
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There's just no way that the federal government could be feasibly expected to marshal that kind of evidence — and to do so under such a high evidentiary standard within three days, she said.
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Cy pres awards, which remain rare, give money that cannot feasibly be distributed to participants in a class action suit to unrelated entities as long as it would be in the plaintiffs' interests.
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That sounds hard to believe since slapping Marvel on anything basically guarantees a gazillion dollars but how long can this current Marvel Cinematic Universe of shared worlds over multiple movies feasibly go on for?
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Mueller, by contrast, was hired to probe the Trump campaign and Russia, and the potential for collusion or other kinds of skullduggery, but he could now feasibly get bogged down in Trump's financial transactions.
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According to several reports, Wenger informed Henry that a position with the Under-18s must be a full-time role, and could not feasibly be combined with his job as a pundit for Sky.
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If you don't want a lot of fancy LED customization and instead want a keyboard that can feasibly cut through a wooden 2″x4″ with enough coaxing, this might be the keyboard for you.
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Experts say it would be at least a year before Iran could feasibly get back to where they were before the 2015 deal, and in all likelihood it would take considerably longer than that.
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The Speeder, by comparison, should feasibly be able to provide quick cargo transportation for emergency services and military (its first planned uses before moving on to the consumer market) in a much shorter period.
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While you could quite feasibly spend the next fortnight immersed in an endless stream of running, jumping, throwing, shooting, batting, bouncing and ping ponging across screens and platforms, it pays to be a bit focused.
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That's another advantage that real Home has, since it's entirely passive in terms of voice activation, but this DIY kit is fully customizable so you can build on whatever functionality you can feasibly dream up.
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There's a handle tucked away on the back of the case, and the whole machine only weighs four pounds, so you could feasibly bring it to a coffee shop—but you probably won't want to.
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In other words, the best argument Gundy could feasibly muster for so-called "parity" amounts to an ongoing game of musical chairs among the sport's upper middle class, which has gone on pretty much forever.
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While cities are increasingly the go-to when it comes to American climate leadership, many cities are now facing a make-or-break moment where they're wondering how they'll feasibly follow through on their targets.
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It seems like you took less time off than you actually did An important but little-discussed life hack is to cut corners and fake productivity at any opportunity you can feasibly get away with.
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Meanwhile, the Italian squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup could feasibly have fielded an entire side of players with experience in the English and French leagues, which are the strongest in the northern hemisphere.
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Researchers in Oman have been exploring the potential to use the country's vast mineral deposits for carbon removal, but there are still major questions about whether this can be done feasibly on a large scale.
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You could quite feasibly stay in this property – one of Verbier's largest single homes – and not bump into some of your fellow guests given it encompasses a staggering 216.0-bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and two reception rooms.
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Junior officers and cadets go through training that routinely assigns them more to do than they can feasibly accomplish with available time and resources, forcing them to learn how to make tough choices and triage priorities.
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There are so many other villains that could feasibly pop into the MCU over the next few years and with rumors flying about so many different projects on the horizon after Endgame, the possibilities are endless.
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Other cartoonists came aboard to execute a lot of the movie's beautiful paintings, but it was important to make something where I could feasibly make it by myself—even if it didn't turn out that way.
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You'd have to spend $176,000 on the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card to get that many points ($146,000 if you have Reserve) and that's just not something I feasibly can do (and definitely not in one year).
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Namely, it's looking at Chinese companies that are already global, that provide tech infrastructure that is hard to replace once it's been acquired and that could feasibly be used to bolster China's intelligence and military organizations.
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A 220006 National Tax Journal paper found that a simple compensation scheme targeting the poorest households could feasibly protect them from the hardship of a gas tax while still increasing net revenue and providing efficiency benefits.
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Why did it have to end like this, why will their squad get tossed into an egg bath of chaos, just because there was nothing they could feasibly do about the best basketball player since Michael Jordan?
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Oscar nominees get: a lifetime supply of Lizora skin creams ($31,000)We got: one pot of Hollywood Beauty Cocoa Butter ($5) I mean depending on how often you use it, this pot could feasibly last a lifetime.
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This is me calling up my best mate's girlfriend who studies international law at the Sorbonne in Paris in order to ask her whether or not the United Nations could feasibly implement a ban on tech house.
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If Trump had the same jurisdiction over the civilian justice system, he could feasibly quash cases he disagreed with or that involve him, interfering with US attorneys' or district attorneys' ability to bring charges without political influence.
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Or the agency could feasibly assist with projects in the vein of Jay-Z's "Picasso Baby," a still-surreal blending of creative worlds that involved the rapper, Pace Gallery, Marina Ambramovich, and Salon 94's Jeanne Greenberg.
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"Idlib is the only territory left that is out of government control and can be feasibly recovered without starting an interstate war," Faysal Itani, a Syria expert at the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington, told me.
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There's a precedent for impersonal layoffs, anyway: according to Chhinzer, mass layoffs—on the scale that we are currently seeing from companies such as Air Canada—simply cannot feasibly be done on a one-to-one basis.
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In particular, there are several slight differences between what Twitter has actually proposed in the past, what it's currently doing, what it could feasibly do in the future, and what Twitter users think it's going to do.
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Being a solo musician, doing the type of music I do, I would have to recruit other band members for me to feasibly play shows because doing it alone would be either impossible or kind of awkward.
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Some folks want to be told that we could feasibly and logistically deport millions of people and ban more than a billion, build more walls and drop more bombs, have ever-falling tax rates and ever-surging prosperity.
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But in recent weeks, Biden's team has doubled down and explicitly appealed to electability, framing Biden as the sole candidate who can feasibly beat Trump, as Biden's wife former Second Lady Jill Biden did at a recent event.
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His Instagram account, filled to the brim with compelling 3D animations, is a vivid exploration of the human body's many possibilities and impossibilities, drifting in and out of what bodies can feasibly do on this plane of reality.
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In his classic Understanding Comics, cartoonist Scott McCloud discusses the typical cartoon drawing of a human as being nondescript: A basic sketch of two eyes, a nose, and a mouth on a face could feasibly represent any person.
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Because of said fancy finance job—and the fact he did economics at university—Matthew has always really enjoyed a good formula, whereas I suffer from the Math Sweats and once thought four multipled by six was feasibly 70.
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With an initial public offering of Saudi Aramco looking increasingly unlikely, only a surge in the value of Jeff Bezos' Amazon – currently with a market cap of $870 billion – or Alphabet, at $850 billion, could feasibly sneak in first.
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It also means that Disney — which is looking to open its own streaming service in competition to Netflix — now has an even larger back catalog of shows and TV series that it could feasibly offer exclusively on its service.
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If so, he could feasibly launch the biggest third-party run since Ralph Nader won almost 3% of the vote for the Green Party in 2000—including 100,000 votes in Florida that may have cost Al Gore the presidency.
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This feature seems mostly there to keep your wandering in check; neither floors nor dungeons tend to be too big, but you could feasibly pack a bunch of missions into a single trip to make the whole experience quicker.
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This feature seems mostly there to keep your wandering in check; neither floors nor dungeons tend to be too big, but you could feasibly pack a bunch of missions into a single trip to make the whole experience quicker.
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Reporters Glenn Kessler and Meg Kelly write that the president lied about the "wall" being feasibly built in a single year, how the immigration visa lottery works, and what effect the wall would have on drug smuggling in the country.
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Success in local elections this year indicate AfD is in a position to feasibly pick up sufficient votes to secure seats in Germany's national parliament in the elections – a first for a far-Right party since the Second World War.
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The API also didn't put a limit on the number of requests a person could make, so it was feasibly possible that someone could scrape information from the millions of users who rely on Polar Flow to track their workouts.
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But with the European Central Bank already purchasing tens of billions of euros a month in bonds and its key interest rates at zero or negative, there is little more it can feasibly do to revive the economy should it stumble.
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This is unique in the exercise watch community and the only other watch that could feasibly say this is the Fitbit Blaze, a fairly stylish watch that does its level best to ape the big, bold face of the Apple Watch.
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The company doesn't break out phone sales for the Z, but it says it's sold "millions" of the device – admittedly broad, but definitely a victory for a device that really could have feasibly tanked the company's ambitions a la the G5.
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Before Britney, our best number was Eternal's "I Wanna Be The Only One," a Bebe Winans-featuring pop/soul track that could feasibly have been released at any point after 1970, and which ruled UK airwaves in the late 90s.
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Coastal Grooves, his 2011 debut under that artist name was full of slinky, neon guitar pop, sitting somewhere between the sound of early 80s New York and what Bloc Party could have feasibly released after A Weekend in the City.
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In the early days of President Obama's administration, thousands of American military and intelligence officers worked to develop a plan that could feasibly take down critical infrastructure in Iran, according to a new documentary called Zero Days, which premieres tomorrow.
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Mr. Moon and other liberals have campaigned for South Korea to play a greater role in the alliance, and they have long called for the country to resume responsibility for wartime command as soon as it can feasibly do so.
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In an effort to make caucuses more inclusive for those who can&apost feasibly be in the same place caucusing for hours on end, the DNC has helped both Iowa and Nevada adopt reforms to make it easier to participate.
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But the bearded Arun Roberts of the Melbourne-based rock band Dirt Hand is a dead ringer for Titian's "Portrait of Pope Julius II," and the delicate features of Jehnny Beth, the French frontwoman of Savages, could feasibly have captivated Botticelli.
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Weinberg also suggested he could immediately start discussing within the highest echelons of government the wall he has threatened to build between the U.S. and Mexico, potential deportations and tariff changes, as well as feasibly label China to be a currency manipulator.
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Please provide me with a list of the cryptographers with whom you've personally discussed this topic since our July 2017 meeting and specifically identify those experts who advised you that companies can feasibly design government access features into their products without weakening cybersecurity.
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BOGOTA, April 18 (Reuters) - Colombia's central bank could feasibly cut the benchmark interest rate a half point at next week's policy meeting as the monetary authority seeks to bolster growth while inflation begins to decline, board member Adolfo Meisel said on Tuesday.
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Pyongyang also said it was capable of miniaturizing its nuclear weapons and attaching them to rockets, meaning it would feasibly be able to blast them at all its imperialist pig-dog enemies in the USA—but obviously, these claims haven't yet been verified.
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Price points certainly aren't cheap, but you could feasibly save up for, and still pay your rent with, these pieces (be it a statement item, like this faux fur leopard number or sheer embroidered maxi, or a wear-on-repeat basic, like this).
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Rober and his friends – including a professional baseball player – dismantle every carnival game they can find, assessing the probabilities of winning and point out that the only ones you could feasibly win are the throwing games and even those are stacked against you.
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It could just as feasibly be the night that I was Jazzy Jeffed out of a house-party in Bermondsey after the mum of the bloke who's house it was heard me say that 'Bermondsey is a shit-hole' on the phone.
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"Even though the situations that she finds herself in are very, very different than anything you would imagine in just watching the film, I wanted to have our Annie feasibly be able to become that Annie in the future," Caplan told Variety.
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Since Moscow doesn't seem to be interested in annexing eastern Ukraine and sustaining the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk Peoples' Republics, the tough-minded but pragmatic U.S. Special Envoy Kurt Volker might feasibly secure an agreement that returns them to Ukrainian control.
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I AM AN EXPERT ON THIS If real-life sex can feasibly give you a higher ice dancing score, then it follows that skating as siblings might be the ultimate handicap — and the Shibutanis have dealt with that criticism for their entire careers.
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Previously, according to Chrome, the number of HTTP sites across the internet was too high to feasibly mark all of the encrypted sites in this way, but with the increase of secured sites in the last several years, this feat has become more reasonable.
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Additionally, the simulations are intended only to show the kind of 5G NR (New Radio) networks that could feasibly exist next year — the non-standalone networks built in tandem with existing 4G LTE technology, not the truly standalone 210G networks that will come later on.
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Both Lewis and Duffield are supporters of the Best For Britain campaign to stay in the EU.Best For Britain analysis suggests there are 158 constituencies — around a quarter of House of Commons seats — where pro-EU parties working together could feasibly keep out Conservative candidates.
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You cant feasibly smoke anything like that much—although some people may try their best, and you would be hard pressed to consume it with conventional edibles; you would probably reach a fatal level of sugar or salt consumption before the THC got you.
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The Lovense connected sex toy line offers standard Fleshlights and dildos, but also more discrete buttplugs, prostate massagers and vibrators, meaning you could feasibly wear a connected toy while you go about your day, sensing every change in Bitcoin price like a horny sixth sense.
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The committee in a filing on Tuesday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in San Francisco said it needs to see the business plans to evaluate PG&E's proposed timeline for a reorganization, specifically whether a Chapter 11 plan could feasibly be in place by June 30, 2020.
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Not only would Trump have to come up with a way to penalize Apple for outsourcing so harshly that it'd make sense to change its manufacturing model—he'd also have to help US manufacturing catch up to China so that Apple could feasibly begin production here.
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To fully understand what precipitated Agenda 2020's radical—for the IOC—about-face and whether or not its promises for equality, transparency, respect for human rights and marginalized communities can feasibly be achieved by the modern Olympic movement would require a book of sizable heft.
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One of those teams has lost both a Hall-of-Fame point guard and their best player to nasty leg injuries, and is, as a result, relying on LaMarcus Aldridge, maybe the most mentally unequipped and aesthetically dull player you could feasibly put in that position.
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In fact, this MiG would beat just about anything that isn't an F-15 in a drag race, which is impressive for a combat aircraft, but even more so for a civilian jet with functioning ejection seats you could feasibly take to visit your mom in Orlando.
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"Although we do not expect (Fed chair) Janet Yellen to overly modify her choice of judicious language, (President (Donald Trump's) ...tax cuts ... could feasibly allow far greater conviction in the speed with which policy normalisation should proceed," said Neil Mellor, senior currency strategist at BNY Mellon.
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FOSTA (the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act) and SESTA (the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) make websites liable for what users say and do on their platforms, causing platforms to preemptively shutter or censor forums or entire sites where sex trafficking could feasibly happen (including the Craigslist personals page).
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In the end I selected 18 more interior passages and looked at a calendar to figure out how many paintings I could feasibly create (six — those would be the scenes I was most excited to tackle) and the rest were to be done in black and white with ink.
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Whether or not the United passenger followed all the necessary steps to bring her emotional support peacock onboard, the airline may have had the right to ban the bird, as it could not have feasibly sat at her feet without "protruding into the aisle," seat or no seat.
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"I went down to rescue you / I went all the way down / I went down for the remains / Sort through all your blurs and stains" could feasibly be a read of anyone from the Seattle/grunge scene, or simply about being submerged in something you can't escape from.
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So, it was all the more shocking when he dropped his new bombshell at the first plenary meeting of the NATO summit: a demand to double to 4% of GDP the amount each ally contributes to its defense, a demand that no NATO member could feasibly conceive of meeting.
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The idea that he joined the SS dispassionately and half-heartedly fits with much of what we known about the British Free Corps, but must also have made his story more palatable when he returned to a country that could feasibly have thrown him in jail, or worse.
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There will also be at least one occasion where one of your uncles decides he'd like to have a very long conversation with you about the politics of the day—which would be fine if his fasting breath wasn't so foul that it could feasibly be used as a weed killer.
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But in the July debate, Harris found herself on the defensive both in the debate over her healthcare plan, and on her record on criminal justice issues, which left her vulnerable to attacks from Gabbard but meant she couldn't feasibly go after Biden on the same issue given her own history.
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These can quickly devolve into pyramid schemes, defined by the US Federal Trade Commission as businesses that promise consumers or investors "large profits based primarily on recruiting others to join their program" and push for "inventory loading," which forces recruits to buy more products upfront than they could ever feasibly sell.
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And whether the current state of O.School is a consequence of FOSTA or a combination of the law and its own inner strife, the result is the same: the platform and the community it aims to serve have been robbed of access to a safe space and education that could feasibly save lives.
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Online advertising companies already monitor whether displayed ads actually appear on a person's computer screen, and data gleaned via the myriad of front-facing iPhone X sensors could feasibly take it even a step further — tracking eye movement and facial expressions as people browse the web or interact with apps on their smartphones.
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But they all feasibly have an opportunity: The U.K. public has long been a receptive market for savings and other financial products, and that's given rise to a number of competitors like Metro Bank to challenge incumbents (Atom's CEO, Mark Mullen, was the CEO of another "challenger," online-only banking effort, First Direct).
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Vice President Mike Pence told Republican members of Congress that the administration will "initiate a full evaluation of voting rolls in the country and the overall integrity of our voting system in the wake of this past election," after which Sessions could feasibly attempt to purge legally registered voters in Democratic precincts.
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It's not just because other people get to play the game first and I'm an impatient child (OK, that is a large part of it), but because getting access to the game earlier could feasibly offer an advantage over players who are still waiting for it to be officially released in their area.
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SESTA (the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) and FOSTA (the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act) mean that websites will soon be accountable for what users say and do on their platforms, causing sites like Backpage to preemptively shutter or censor pages where sex trafficking could feasibly happen (including the Craigslist personals page).
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However, in a world inundated with more species of burgers than one human could ever feasibly consume in their lifetime, there are five shining burger beacons: the cheeseburger from Five Guys, the Dave's Single from Wendy's, the ShackBurger from Shake Shack, the Big Mac from McDonald's, and the Whopper from Burger King.
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But having invested deeply in Prince Mohammed as the main driver of the administration's agenda for the region, and under pressure from allies who support him — notably the leaders of Israel and Egypt — the Trump administration has concluded that it cannot feasibly limit his power, the people familiar with its deliberations said.
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With these factors taken together, Hollywood executives readily capitalized on Almería's promise of a desert-like setting — one that could feasibly pass for terrains of the American West, the Arabian Desert, North Africa, and the moon — as well as the exploitation of impoverished Roma people who worked as extras in many of these movies.
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In keeping with her particular brand of kitsch, the mixtape's title—Number 1 Angel—sounds like a slogan you might have found on a Tammy Girl t-shirt in 2001, and the track names, "Pull Up" (which features MØ), "Dreamer" (featuring Raye and Starrah) and "Lipgloss" (with CupcakKe), could all feasibly be nail polish colours.
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"Blown and shot out beyond belief / Arms and legs were in the trees," she sings over sweet, jangling autoharp (which she learned for this record especially!) at the beginning of "The Words That Maketh Murder", the title of which sounds like a Smiths song, but could also feasibly be something plucked from the works of Wilfred Owen.
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Or, YouTube could feasibly roll out the program on YouTube to allow any Google account holder from among YouTube's 2 billion logged-in monthly users to sign up for and watch outside services on the YouTube app or browser, though this type of integration would make the YouTube app on connected-TV (CTV) devices a portal-within-a-portal.
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I think Steps' specific magic lies in the fact that their music is basically timeless—Steps operate outside coolness, they do not bow to trends and we know that this has not changed for 2017 because their promo images make them look like they're at a wedding or Christmas party that could feasibly have taken place at any point over the last 40 years.
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That, ultimately, is why the fight to win the JEDI contract represents something larger than the profit margins and stock prices of Silicon Valley firms: It is a crossroads at which tech companies will be forced to choose whether they can feasibly continue to preach the values of liberal-minded innovation and independence from big government while serving as its well-paid and compliant partners.
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Ninety percent of Olympic sports, you or I could feasibly do first try—most of us can run, or do a dive, or kick a ball, or cycle—but no fucker I know can turn upside down and just hover in the air like Simone Biles does, or any of that wacky pommel horse shit, or holding onto two big suspended rings and just flipping about a bit.
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The closer rivals, they note, are the likes of Airtable (now valued at $1.1 billion) and Notion (which we've confirmed with the company was raising and has now officially closed a round of $10 million on an equally outsized valuation of $800 million), as well as the wider field of project management tools like Jira, Wrike and Asana — although as Mann playfully pointed out, all of those could also feasibly be integrated into Monday.
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You can't feasibly plan a wine trip to this part of Arizona without hitting the four-block stretch of Main Street, where Burning Tree Cellars, Pillsbury Wine Company, and Merkin Vineyards Tasting Room & Osteria (the flagship restaurant run by Maynard Keenan, a wine entrepreneur and lead singer of the alt-metal band, Tool) share real estate with a rock shop, a biker saloon and a 1940s service station repurposed as a diner.
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Anyway, here's a one-bed in Hammersmith which – and we can't be sure, we can never be sure – but I'm pretty sure is a repurposed well shaft, that a number of innocent people died in, their bones picked clean of flesh by the dogs and left to glint ivory in the dim sunlight, and then built over with a load of wood offcuts and Britain's smallest sink to make something that almost – very, very almost – resembles somewhere where a human being could feasibly live.
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The Drake version follows a pretty similar trajectory – he lifts heavy stuff and sings to Swift's "Bad Blood" – but I would like to suggest that once the surface is scratched, it can also very feasibly be viewed as a three act tragedy, condensed into a 60 second promotional clip: The hero, with all his weight-lifting prowess and Hamlet-level hubris (he's literally listening to his own music – namely the newly dropped "Sneakin'" from his upcoming More Life project – whilst he works out, and just try and tell me that isn't the most Drake thing you ever heard) is established.
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