I think … It's a further finessing of their strategy.
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Who's gonna say no to finessing the system like that?
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I asked if he would keep finessing until the end.
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So I went back to work, and started finessing the stage.
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Mr. Netanyahu has had greater difficulty finessing the relationship with Poland.
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"They rlly be finessing our ass lmaoo," he wrote alongside the clip.
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Determining the right amount of resistance for your workouts can take some finessing.
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For those of us without a reliable Instagram boyfriend, it requires some finessing.
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Revelation 21:21, finessing your way through the pearly white gates of guestlist.
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The finessing of a paintbrush to illustrate isn't really an interest of mine.
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But there is one planet where the calendar would need zero finessing: Mercury.
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He is still finessing the name, but the working title is Wonder Industries.
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Adopting them would break with decades of precedent and could require delicate diplomatic finessing.
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But movements and parties in their ascendancy have an easier time finessing that tension.
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So in the meantime they're just finessing it and hoping no one will notice.
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As a definition, it could probably use some finessing, but it's basically all there.
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Yellow Tribe The Fishy this week goes to Ryan for finessing his conversation with Chrissy.
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Finessing differences on free trade will likely be tougher given Trump's opposition to the TPP.
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The assembly is what takes some finessing, but even that is really a cake walk.
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Taking some time Cardi B won't be "finessing" with Bruno Mars this fall on tour.
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Recently, the actor David Greenspan spent three hours finessing a few seconds of stage time.
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Finessing the language behind the two moves will be left to Powell at his news conference.
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Creating Giuliani's wide-eyed look and finessing the Joker's hair were the hardest parts, she said.
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But on the artist's side, it requires money, technological acumen, and finessing a new filmmaking language.
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And I spend five days doing it all, putting it together, finessing them a little bit.
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Then after, it's nice if they can return to their colorist for some finessing and glossing.
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This requires a serious amount of finessing in terms of figuring out one's salary, packages, and perks.
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Swear This Is My Karma For Finessing Every Bitch I Came Across Just To Mentally Prove A Point.
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The public screenings involved compromises and finessing of World Cup rules, people involved in staging them told Reuters.
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It attracts those less concerned with price than finessing a balance between an overexposed public life and privacy.
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O'Rourke's secret isn't some daredevil finessing of the issues, some razzle-dazzle camouflage of his unequivocally progressive soul.
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In the case of the Foxconn factory, no such permission was obtained thanks to some finessing of the rules.
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The foundation for a well-rounded direction is there — suiting, separates, sportswear — all it needs is a little finessing.
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Once he had the basics nailed, Knight took more time finessing his Spanish skills by beefing up his grammar.
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These are intimate scenes, and finessing their gestures and tempo was intimate work, like a clinch between prizefighter and trainer.
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It required some finessing, but after about 10 minutes, I had it connected and placed it on our second floor.
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An entrepreneur at heart, he is as comfortable finessing technical details as he is with developing a vision for strategic outcomes.
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When you are done finessing your Firefox, click the Exit Customize button to close the box and get back to browsing.
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She does an incredible job finessing the tone and texture of her voice to emulate the intended singer on each track.
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The hard work of finessing and refining a model can come later if necessary; it's just good to get people started.
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That is a way of finessing the indexation of pensions to past inflation, for which the government will lack the money.
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I moved to Chicago after graduating from Queens College and over the years regularly found myself dancing the Queens-finessing quadrille.
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So I hauled ass to get there and ended up finessing and cutting the line to get the last copy in NYC.
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Although the initial knife shape is drawn in marker pen on a piece of metal sheet, the final finessing is Fingal's freestyle.
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We kind of had the pilot figured out from our pitch, but we were finessing [the script] after the season three writing.
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Such safeguards, Mr. Cooyar said, make it easier to bring planes back into service when allowed — though that, too, takes some finessing.
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She then spent most of three years trying to walk back that formulation through negotiation, capitulation and the finessing of previous positions.
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Once the requests started rolling in, Waters and Larsen stayed up all night, finessing the site and managing the wave of inbound business.
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Whereas the smart home clearly needs A LOT of finessing — if it's to ever live up to the hyped claims of 'seamless convenience'.
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I'd be more enthusiastic about this latter part if I felt the camera had the potential to shoot photos that merit such finessing.
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" Finessing Trump: Pruitt, joining several other administration officials, declined to say whether President Trump still believes human-induced global warming is a "hoax.
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If you want happy endings and the feeling of finessing your way through situations, look for "low chaos" options that don't involve killing.
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And if you don't consider these instances of scamming, consider that maybe it's something post-con, something more deeply and necessarily American: finessing.
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After more than two years of tinkering and finessing, today Google finally officially launched its Tango smartphone augmented reality system to the masses.
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It's true the basic song only took an hour to write, then a week of two of finessing the lyrics, Afanasieff told Billboard.
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While we were using photos of Ben Affleck to explain our feelings about Donald Trump's America, Nicki Minaj was finessing rhymes in the studio.
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Johnson was an opportunist, a dilettante and a showman, better at finessing the social, bureaucratic and economic obstacles to building than at actual design.
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Just like Auto-Tune with audio, though, the processing, finessing, and massaging of images is a genie without a bottle to go back into.
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Where 2018 was about shrinking or finessing the notch, this coming year will show us what the successor to the notch will look like.
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Learning how to perfect the dad joke is a job akin to building a car — it takes time, energy, and a ton of finessing.
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There is no finessing my segue to Mike's story because, as I said last time, it is increasingly unconnected to the Jimmy-Kim show.
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Decades of half-measures aimed at finessing the economy to better days kept the ship of state afloat but left it in the doldrums.
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In this way the performative aspect of musical theater is diverted from the characters into the narration, finessing the problem of musical theater kids.
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Some actors, when confronting a physically grueling role, might spend six months getting ripped at the gym or finessing their mixed martial arts moves.
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But even as Morgan is finessing how to avoid telling the whole truth to the press, she's trying to get it out of Weiner himself.
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Here he was, with a body that had basically been shattered many times, finessing golf shots in between zapping himself with a magnetic arthritis reliever.
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The system is designed exclusively for manual-transmission cars, including the Fiat that I happily toggle through its five speeds while finessing a clutch pedal.
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Bethesda does seem open to finessing the nuke mechanic: this morning, a patch went out that fixed an issue with how the game drops nuclear codes.
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Last month, the company completed a seed funding round of $1.58 million, and say they're now finessing their unnamed prototype for a launch early next year.
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Finessing hotel stays Business travelers appreciate efficiency, so it's no wonder they prefer checking into a hotel via an app, rather than at a reception desk.
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Jokic is a rare collection of size and skill, both powering and finessing his way to averages of 20.4 points, 10.5 rebounds and 7.7 assists per game.
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Lolita, we are told, eventually married and died in childbirth — Nabokov's way of finessing the problem of imagining a future for the violated child and her abuser.
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After some finessing, Billy gets us all in and we chat with one of his friends who seems to have met Wyclef Jean earlier in the day.
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Since it's based on layering loops, or grooves, the Maschine MK3 is great for recording song ideas quickly, and to some degree, finessing them directly from the hardware.
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Twilio is still finessing some of the details, but developers interested in applicable projects can text their email address to "TWILIO" to sign up for updates, Lawson says.
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But with a little finessing, copying and pasting with gestures for iPhone might soon feel as natural as using CTRL+C and CTRL+V on your computer's keyboard.
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But rather than rehearsing his lines, finessing a slideshow or working out strategies to charm News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch, Jack Rivlin spent the preceding weekend at Glastonbury.
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Given Perry's notorious knack for finessing wigs, we're pretty sure the brightly bleached strands in the reveal are also a wig or the result of some good ol' extensions.
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After Old Crow had played nothing but reimagined Dylan covers for months, Mr. Cobb advised the group to save the finessing of its own new material for the studio.
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With enough finessing it could come close to looking decent, but while the texture and feel of real hair won't be there, it's probably better than some other options.
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The combat is on the simplistic side, but that's great for people like me who are more invested in storytelling and roleplaying than they are in finessing murder strategies.
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For at least a decade, senior aides at Buckingham Palace have been quietly finessing arrangements for the moment when the Queen dies and her son Prince Charles becomes sovereign.
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Thanks to Jeff for accepting the challenge of working on this puzzle and to Will and Sam on their acceptance and patience in finessing it into its final form.
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Finessing the question of impeachment is especially delicate in battlegrounds like North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District, which favored Mr. Trump over Hillary Clinton by 12 percentage points in 2016.
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Teams of Merck scientists were now finessing McNaughton's compound before selecting the two that had performed best on mice – what they call a lead and a back-up molecule.
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Produced by Supah Mario, the song is a colorful and bouncy number describing the different things people need to get by day-to-day: weed, syrup, finessing, and cash flow.
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As is often the case with Amazon's hardware efforts, the company seems most interested in just getting a product out there and gauging public reaction, rather than finessing every detail.
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"We were finessing the overall concept, as we were building the props ... we had no client as well, so we could change it as much as we wanted," Willis explained.
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For Koché, she brings her hands-on crafty sensibility to streetwear-inspired ready-to-wear, finessing nylon sports jackets with lace inserts and encrusting catsuits with studs and Swarovski crystals.
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We broke the story ... Brees is suing Vahid Moradi claiming the jeweler ripped him off several times over the years on several high priced pieces, finessing Brees out of millions.
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But as I witnessed cake after cake emerge from the oven with the pretty berries I'd arranged on top sunken beneath the golden crumb, I realized it would take some finessing.
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Whether through flirty finessing or bank heist levels of preparation, scofflaws have been finding creative ways into places they should not be since the first bouncer crawled out the primordial ooze.
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Finessing a 'pay brand' Pay transparency also forces employers to confront another aspect of their overall appeal to potential job candidates, says Lydia Frank, vice president of content strategy at PayScale.
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Other runners, unaware that Bell was acting, tried to help her when she pretended to struggle, which required some finessing by the crew to make sure they still got their shots.
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Other runners, unaware that Bell was acting, tried to help her when she pretended to struggle, which required some finessing by the crew to make sure they still got their shots.
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And here he is at 56 doing all his best moves: free-climbing a terrifying rock face, finessing a motorcycle, running extremely fast in his signature stiff-torso and scything-forearms style.
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Whether finessing how an arm coiled into the body or a progression from standing to lying down, she sought to play with "notions of whiteness and blackness," she said, without embodying stereotypes.
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That is to say, the elegant McKinsey finessing maneuver is to carry out remorselessly brutal work that bears a real human cost, but in such a way that it doesn't look brutal.
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Now, Google is working on finessing the software's ability to predict the behavior of other objects, such as pedestrians, cars or bicyclists, and react appropriately even when that behavior is not normal.
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LG is scaling new heights of audio clarity and precision, but it's doing so in the most quixotic of ways — evoking memories of Nokia finessing the perfect industrial design for a Symbian phone.
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A woman in Dogtooth smashed her tooth out, a desperate finessing of her father's rules; a man in The Lobster smashes his face to fake a match with a woman who gets nosebleeds.
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Talking to Jochen Hermann, who heads up Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler's push into electrification, I found out just how much time Mercedes spent on finessing the look of its EQ line of cars.
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"It was a Terence by any means necessary production," Bartlett said as he recalled finessing to use space at the MoCADA museum and copying thousands of Nance's hand-drawn animation slides after hours.
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In a democracy, vibrant political conversation involves each side making partial, rhetorical, or even false claims; spin doctors finessing the potency of the claims through image-crafting and theatrics; and journalists exposing deceptions.
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I agonized over most things, and it's been a progress — our sweatshirts and T-shirts changed from season one to season two, and we're always finessing stuff, even the basics like denim and whatnot.
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Although Rabbi Shteinman was also esteemed as a great sage, his unofficial bailiwick was promoting lifelong Torah study by adult men, upholding standards of the yeshivas and finessing political dealings with the Israeli government.
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Allowing public payers to base coverage on drugs value is one of the best approaches for finessing the tradeoff between having low prices today and preserving incentives to develop new drugs in the future.
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It may take a little practice and finessing to figure out how it makes you most comfortable — but you'll land on something that maximizes the blanket's benefits as well as meeting your personal needs.
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In every friend group, there's one person who's just a little better than the rest at finessing complimentary appetizers at happy hour, the best table at brunch, and salon upgrades typically reserved for celebrity clientele.
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While planning a house party to commemorate the game or wrangling your crew for a bar crawl may already be in the works, finessing the perfect game-day ensemble is critical to show your allegiance.
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When it's time to land, another press of the screen will bring it back – though our GoPro rep did end up finessing the landing manually, due, he said, to the high winds in the area.
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"If he does a nuclear test, I will not be happy," Trump said of Kim, and suggested he was finessing his critiques of China's trade policy in part to get Beijing's support on pressuring Pyongyang.
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And really focusing and finessing our product… Really give it a lot of love and really give it a lot of the things we've always wanted to do and never quite had the time to do.
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Instead of spending hours finessing college letters of recommendation, I have suggested that we teachers use a form letter noting that Johnny passed the class and is eligible to apply to the college in question. Period.
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But he surpassed expectations, managing to lead the economy into a period of modest and relatively steady expansion, presiding over a winning Olympic bid, and skilfully finessing mercurial relationships with both Mr. Xi and Mr. Trump.
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Adding to the dissonance was this inconvenient detail: Both groups of workers are represented by the same umbrella organization, the American Federation of Government Employees, whose leadership has the unpleasant task of finessing their irreconcilable views.
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Given the upside for everyone, some lawmakers are convinced there is a deal to be had, perhaps in finessing the definition of Trump's wall in a broader package of border security enhancements that Democrats could stomach.
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Caroline Miousse, a level artist for the game told the Verge in 2014 that she spent nearly two years finessing the French landmark's digital design for accuracy after scouring hundreds of detailed maps and photographs for reference.
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It's pure energy: Emirati oil on the fire of Future's personal myth-making; too much finessing and pretty hoes getting exposed and taking 56 bars all in one month; screeching apocalyptic fervor in the key of 808 Mafia.
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A bit of finessing with food coloring and edible glitter make galaxy doughnuts almost as easy to whip up as they are to gobble up — which is likely why loads of people have fallen for the photogenic fried treats.
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There must be another few, but finessing them into a Sunday grid is the dillemma (oh no — forget it, I just set off every spellcheck alarm in the Times's arsenal, plus that's an herb, so I'm going to stop).
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RICHMOND, Va. — L. Douglas Wilder, a grandson of slaves, became America's first elected black governor 270 years ago, winning in Virginia in part by finessing the racist history of the state that is now roiling its politics once more.
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That's several salaries, including the costs of the textiles themselves (which, depending on what you're using, can be rare or generic), and may include additional work — like dying or a novelty finessing technique — that needs to be outsourced to an expert.
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The law of diminishing returns is making itself apparent in many areas of smartphone development these days, and it appears that numerous companies are opting to invest their imaging resources toward creating new experiences rather than finessing and refining existing ones.
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Jenner's first solo series, Life of Kylie, promises to give viewers an inside look at the 19-year-old's everyday: working on her businesses, finessing her social media presence, and hanging out with family and friends, like BFF Jordyn Woods.
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I wouldn't dream of leaving the house without finessing every detail of my outfit, even if I'm going to the corner shop; he would wear a paint-stained, fraying, decades-old sweatshirt to a party, if I didn't stop him.
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The 4PS starts at $130 and requires a little finessing to get it working on the PC. So while it's definitely worth the extra money and hassle, if you're playing PS4 more than PC, for most PC gamers its a no-brainer.
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Kendall's argument requires some finessing, however, to apply to our current glut of wealth in the media, and the shifting temperament toward the 1%, which has undoubtedly been reshaped by the 2008 financial crisis and the Occupy Wall Street protest movement of 2011.
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Anuel AA's 2016 arrest and incarceration in Puerto Rico on gun charges assuredly make him more in line with trap culture than a lot of those here in the lower 48 spitting fantasy bars about finessing imaginary plug—stereotypically those of Latin American descent.
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The album — which West initially planned to release at midnight on October 25 before missing that deadline and then tweeting a few hours later that it would be delayed until he had finished finessing three of the tracks — sounds like a work in progress.
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If you are someone who grew up watching The Princess Diaries, or if you've fantasized about gracefully finessing your way into the royal family — or if you cried big, happy tears watching Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tie the knot this Spring — look no further!
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While YouTube claims these videos rarely beat their algorithm and have since vowed to do better, it's clear that with a little finessing, anything resembling a video for children, however weird or uncanny, can be labeled by the platform's algorithms as a video for children.
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Photo: Bastiaan EkelerThe 1.4x adapter/extender Ekeler designed and 3D-printed for his Game Boy Camera required a bit of finessing (read: trimming and filing) to get it to properly attach to the disassembled GBC, which you can see above with its 3.6-millimeter sensor exposed.
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With Clinton off the trail as she recovers from pneumonia, prolonging the "deplorable" meme also has the virtue of keeping campaign conversation away from controversies that the campaign has more trouble finessing -- like her email server or its patchy disclosure about the state of her health.
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But apart from finessing their various differences with each another, most of the 14 leaders, patriarchs and archbishops meeting on Crete will have to look behind their shoulders at ultra-conservative critics in their respective home patches, who find the whole idea of church diplomacy rather suspicious.
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Finessing your way out of cultural faux pas, challenging yourself physically with a new activity or intense outdoor adventure, or immersing yourself in a hilltribe trek, homestay, or language course are all rewarding experiences — even more so when you undertake them without a companion as safety net.
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Blain-Cruz tries to compensate for that by finessing the comedic bits, but she can't quite overcome the curse of a flawed script, by a talented writer who is too taken with the cliché of the black mother as a symbol of oppression and then redemption. ♦
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BEIJING — For the better part of two decades, China's leaders have made the most of the global trade rules set by the United States and others, seizing on opportunities to bolster their nation's economic rise while finessing American complaints that they were not always playing fair.
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Whether Americans can reorganize an increasingly uncivil society now to meet the challenge of that warning is a question that not even our universities, try though they may to stand somewhat apart from markets and politics, can keep on finessing without losing their mission and their souls.
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"There seems to be a consensus around finessing this situation to get more oil on the market, but also to enable Iran in particular to save face and abide the deal until the end of the year," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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In contrast, the painter Nicole Eisenman and the artist-activist A. L. Steiner (founders of the curatorial collective Ridykeulous) turned their back-and-forth into a terse, often sarcastic timeline of the campaign, the election and its aftermath, finessing the ban on language by posting pertinent screen-swipes from Twitter.
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That model certainly has the Air beat on the pricing front, at $399 to its $799, but the new quadcopter represents six additional months of software finessing in an attempt to bring to market the kind of device a first-time flier can get off the ground and not crash into anything or anyone.
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A more standard biography would rush through this period, but Packer finds good material, such as Holbrooke being received by Beijing as if he were still an official diplomat when finessing market-entry strategies for U.S. companies like Nike, which he sagely counseled to alter the "Made in Taiwan R.O.C." tags on its shoes.
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Essentially turning into a used-car salesman who pitches his old NYPD Fund buddy Raul (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) with, "What if I could put you into a fund…" Axe spends the rest of the episode finessing a pitch for desperate, disgraced hedge fund manager Mike, so that Axe can direct Mike's trades on behalf of Raoul's fund.
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But for me, being patient with the autofocus and even manually finessing it on occasion — not because it was necessary, but because the focus rings on the lenses are a tactile delight and I really like the focus-assist highlight that shows up in the EVF — was just part of the ceremony of shooting with this camera.
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I had the chance to check out a near-finished prototype of the Original Pack when I met with the Prepd team at CES, and it was clear there was a pretty serious amount of energy put into finessing the design and creating a well-built product that people wouldn't be embarrassed to take to work with them.
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This is the Hillary who wins honest praise from her worst enemies, men like Newt Gingrich or Lindsey Graham, because finessing an accommodating solution from the donkeywork of writing legislation is something Washington insiders admire—even if, in the bear pit of Fox News, trying to solve a problem through compromise is held out to be the problem.
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After scissoring around the periphery of a design he'd sketched with colored Sharpies, Miller laid the cutout over a photograph of the shuttered HSBC bank at Fourteenth Street and Sixth Avenue, finessing it so that the sketch fit perfectly against the bank's glass doors, which were scrawled with graffiti and featured a sign warning of rat poison.
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