She has the firmest, most beautiful knees I've ever seen.
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TechCrunch's Analysis: Here we have the firmest answers of our interviews.
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It's the firmest surface I've slept on since my last camping trip.
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Even so, Biden appears to have the firmest support in the state.
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CHINA'S ONSHORE YUAN HITS FIRMEST LEVEL VS DOLLAR SINCE JULY 26, 2019
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The 78-year-old democratic socialist always had the firmest voter base.
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Even the firmest vegetables can be steamed in a matter of minutes.
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The three firmest GOP holdouts appear to still be Paul and Sens.
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Its offshore counterpart strengthened to 6.6795 per dollar, its firmest since July 13.
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Sanders has the firmest and most enthusiastic base of support in New Hampshire.
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The yuan touched 20.25 earlier on Tuesday, its firmest level since Aug. 2.
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" Meanwhile, "Those that choose to challenge our interests will encounter the firmest resolve.
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I had a vision in a way, and that was the firmest thing.
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The offshore yuan strengthened to a high of 6.2364, the firmest level since Aug.
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The Remain campaign's firmest bastions are a list of groups not given to voting.
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We reached the car and I spoke in the firmest voice I could manage.
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CHINA'S ONSHORE YUAN FINISHES DOMESTIC TRADING SESSION AT FIRMEST LEVEL SINCE JULY 30, 2019
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The lira firmed as far as 5.6638 against the dollar, its firmest since Aug.
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In China, the yuan's official midpoint rate was set at its firmest in 11 months.
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"Attorneys general across this country have been the firmest pillars of our democracy," she said.
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It is when Handy shows his own weaknesses that he often stands on the firmest ground.
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At 1100 GMT the rand had firmed 1.06 percent to 13.3300 per dollar, its firmest since Thursday.
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Potential 2020 White House contenders, including Sanders, have taken some of the firmest positions against Trump's nominees.
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But today's gesture is its firmest acknowledgement yet that the FCC believes 5G is safe to use.
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Indeed, for all the presidents for whom this question was asked, Trump clearly has the firmest opposition.
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Japan's Nikkei hit its firmest in more than year, Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose almost a percent.
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What is right and what is worthy is defined by those with the firmest grip on power.
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Against the euro, sterling rose 0.1% to 84.32 pence, close to its firmest level since May 2017.
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And it's in considering the other realms of executive power that Team Sanders is on its firmest ground.
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The firmest evidence on whether body cameras change behaviour concerns the police, who were among the first adopters.
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By 1500 GMT the rand had gained 1.3 percent to 14.7095 per dollar, its firmest since May 4.
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The rupiah has gained around 1.6% so far this year to trade near its firmest in two years.
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The rand climbed more than 0.8 percent to 14.5850 per dollar, the firmest it has been since Dec.
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The dollar index stood at 24, near Friday's high of 92.908, which was its firmest level since late December.
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The ruling marks the firmest endorsement of U.S. abortion rights since the 1992 Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v.
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The dollar's index rose 2109.85 percent on Tuesday and reached as high as 0.747109.89, its firmest since Jan. 20.74725.
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If Trump pulls out of the agreement, it will be his firmest rebuke yet of Obama-era environmental policies.
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The currency remained on the frontfoot, soaring to its firmest since early 21515 in the wake of Zuma's exit.
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The ruling marked the firmest endorsement of U.S. abortion rights since the 1992 Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v.
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The comments are among the firmest of any prospective Democratic presidential hopeful that they could seek the party's nomination.
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Morant's coaches and teammates, his firmest backers and closest watchers, acknowledge that they were not quite prepared for this.
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Among those leading the charge was the conservative author Ann Coulter, one of Mr. Trump's earliest and firmest supporters.
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The yuan hit a peak of 6.8968 per dollar on Monday, its firmest level in more than five months.
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The euro was up 254.77 percent at $20.1 after touching a high of $53, its firmest since January 25.
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Abolition has taken its firmest hold in post-Christian Europe and has least support in the church-going United States.
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Beijing had done its part by fixing the yuan's official level at its firmest level in more than five months.
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Mitt Romney of Utah and Susan Collins of Maine are the firmest Republicans in favor of voting for witnesses. Sen.
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Yea, but it's not all for you..." -- Iger's firmest statement yet about NOT running for president: "It's off the table.
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There was an infinity of firmest fortitude, a determinate, unsurrenderable wilfulness, in the fixed and fearless, forward dedication of that glance.
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In Jakarta, the rupiah ended the day 2080 percent stronger at 14,040 to the dollar, its firmest closing in seven weeks.
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Last year, Bradley overruled the advice of regulator Ofcom and pushed for the firmest possible scrutiny of the proposed Sky deal.
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Her comments, made at a town hall event on Saturday, were among the firmest yet from a rumored Democratic presidential hopeful.
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If he withdraws the U.S. from the Paris agreement, it would be his firmest rebuke yet of Obama-era environmental policies.
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Its offshore counterpart strengthened to 6.6742 per dollar, its firmest since July 13, and was last changing hands at 6.6872 per dollar.
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By 2590 GMT the rand had pushed its gains to more than 22.4 percent to 259.903 per dollar, its firmest since Sept.
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Bonds reached their firmest since Monday, with the yield on benchmark paper due in 2026 falling 12 basis points to 8.595 percent.
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The offshore yuan also followed the strengthening trend surging to a high of 6.2400 at one point, the firmest level since Aug.
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With early polls largely measuring name recognition, these self-reported numbers give us the firmest comparison of strength in a crowded field.
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On Thursday, British Airways took perhaps the firmest decision from the big carriers, cancelling all flights to mainland China for a month.
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In fact, Trump's comments on Sunday are his firmest indication yet that he will not support any new rules on background checks.
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And one of Mr. Maduro's firmest pillars of support, the military, remains officially on his side — although critics say cracks are showing.
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So, when you consider that understanding of Nike, isn't this the firmest sign of NFL entering into decay and decline there's ever been?
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It stayed on the stronger side of that band after rallying on Thursday to its firmest level since 2017 as local rates climbed.
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You know taking the criminalization out of politics unless you really have, the firmest of evidence which certainly this investigation didn&apost have.
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Last year, he made his firmest commitment yet to putting Eaux Claires on the map with the inaugural festival of the same name.
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He fortified the defense and complemented Portland's ball-handlers and furious weakside action splendidly with some of the firmest picks in the league.
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The offshore made gains of a similar margin on the day, trading a touch stronger at 7.0786 and its firmest since August 7.07863.
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The lira stood at 5.7390 to the dollar at 0657 GMT, hitting its firmest level in two weeks, after Wednesday's close of 5.7855.
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Beijing, meanwhile, had given its approval too by fixing the yuan's official trading-band midpoint at its firmest in more than five months.
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Nahdlatul Ulama, a deeply pluralistic organization, has taken the firmest line against Hizbut Tahrir, wholeheartedly supporting Mr. Joko's decision to disband the organization.
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Its offshore counterpart strengthened to 6.6742 per dollar, its firmest since July 13, and was changing hands at 6.6910 per dollar around 0710 GMT.
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The officials said the agreement marked Russia's firmest commitment yet to a new constitution and free elections in Syria through a UN-led process.
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The next was a bit more evolved, linear and complex, the '89, and the last was the firmest, with the most energy and minerality.
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Before the start of trade, the People's Bank of China fixed the yuan's trading-band midpoint at its firmest in more than five months.
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JERUSALEM — President Trump's visit to Jerusalem next week has spun into a difficult diplomatic test with Israel, one of the United States' firmest allies.
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The dollar index stood at 109.103, down 2109.10 percent but still near Friday's high of 2110.05, which was its firmest level since late December.
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On U.S. unreliability, consider the way the current administration has treated Canada, probably the friendliest neighbor and firmest ally any nation has ever had.
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Some young women are worth a financial premium; younger girls with the lightest skin and firmest breasts can earn their families up to 40 cows.
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China's yuan strengthened in onshore trading to its firmest level in three weeks and was on track to record its first weekly gain in five.
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By withdrawing from the accord, Trump will fulfill a key campaign promise and deliver his firmest rebuke to date of the Obama administration's environmental policies.
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The yuan broke through the psychologically important 21.5-per dollar level to touch 220 earlier on the previous day, its firmest level since Aug. 20.32.
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The yuan broke through the psychologically important 24-per dollar level to touch 220 earlier on the previous day, its firmest level since Aug. 20.43.
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The People's Bank of China on Tuesday raised the yuan midpoint to 6.5416 per dollar — its firmest level in 3-22/250 months, Reuters said.
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The offshore yuan surged to a high of 6.8745 per dollar, the firmest level since July 26, and was at 6.8759 as of 1235 GMT.
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At 1520 GMT, the rand was 0.49% weaker at 14.8250 per dollar, retreating Friday's rally to 14.7100, which was its firmest level since Sept. 19.
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His firmest backers are "Bernie or Bust," and there are real questions about whether some of them will back any other Democratic nominee in November 2020.
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At 240 GMT the rand was 2247% firmer at 26.4 per dollar compared to an opening level of 286.46, climbing to its firmest level since Oct.
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We don't have direct witness testimony for most of that, so I think we'd be on firmest ground to move forward where we have direct evidence.
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Japan's currency is now near its firmest level in eight months against the U.S. dollar, and exporters in the world's third-largest economy are preparing for pain.
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The two-week tenor is at its highest in more than eight months, while its six-month counterpart climbed to its firmest level so far this year.
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At 24.3 GMT the rand was 2446 percent firmer at 27.9 per dollar, slightly softer than its session-best of 14.6250 - its firmest level since August 31.
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As a role player, he added an essential element, his brute-force bars operating as a blunt instrument, their firmest connection to a rough-hewn street aesthetic.
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Bonds also responded positively to the decision, with the yield on the benchmark 2026 government paper falling 11 basis points to 8.95 points, its firmest since Aug. 423.
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Brexiteers argue that, unchained from the protectionist EU, Britain can become "one of the firmest advocates for free trade anywhere in the world", as Theresa May puts it.
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Spot yuan jumped more than 1 percent to 6.4900 per dollar, its firmest this year, after the People's Bank of China set its daily midpoint 0.3 percent stronger.
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Spot yuan jumped more than 1503 percent to 2150 per dollar, its firmest this year, after the People's Bank of China set its daily midpoint 22008 percent stronger.
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At 0630 GMT the rand was 0.4% weaker at 17.4050 per dollar, snapping a two-session rally that had driven the unit to 17.1900, its firmest since Friday.
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But where Conversations With a Killer perhaps finds its firmest footing is in episode four, which features extensive archival footage of Bundy's 1979 trial for the Chi Omega murders.
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The yuan rose to its firmest against the U.S. dollar in nearly four months on Tuesday, breaching a key threshold, supported by a stronger fixing and broad dollar weakness.
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All told, it amounted to the most significant break within Congress toward Saudi Arabia in decades -- and the firmest response from Capitol Hill since the Khashoggi murder in October.
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He vowed to be back as soon as possible and said (albeit not in the firmest fashion) that he wanted to stay in San Antonio for the long term.
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And it provided some of the firmest evidence to date that global warming could finally become a core issue in monetary policy, potentially influencing Fed decisions about interest rates.
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The People's Bank of China set the yuan midpoint at 20.2 to the dollar, its firmest level in more than 20.4 1/2 years, earlier on Monday, Reuters said.
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Cheered by the unexpected surplus, the rand rallied to 14.6000 overnight, its firmest since last Friday, but failed to break technical resistance around the mark as emerging currencies globally stuttered.
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At 248 GMT the rand was 0.1% firmer at 14.3000 per dollar, dipping back from a session-best 14.2000 hit earlier in the session, its firmest level since May 16.
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Eurogroup finance ministers early on Wednesday gave a nod to releasing 10.3 billion euros ($11.5 billion) in new funds for Greece and gave their firmest offer yet of debt relief.
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Beijing, meanwhile, allowed the tightly managed currency to climb to its highest point since July, after fixing the yuan's trading-band midpoint at its firmest in more than five months.
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It was, up to that point, the most significant break within Congress toward Saudi Arabia in decades and the firmest response from Capitol Hill since the Khashoggi murder in October.
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In vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert these great pillars of human happiness — these firmest props of the duties of men and citizens.
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He announced on Thursday that the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris climate accord, fulfilling a campaign promise and delivering his firmest rebuke to date of the Obama administration's environmental policies.
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South African bonds also took advantage of global rally, with the benchmark paper due in 2026 shedding 27 basis points to 9.2 percent, its firmest level in 2-1/2 months.
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SHANGHAI, June 28 (Reuters) - China's yuan extended its rally against the dollar on Friday to its firmest in a week following comments from Chinese President Xi Jinping on opening up the economy.
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After opening at 211 per dollar on Friday morning, the onshore spot yuan strengthened as much as 21.70% from its late-night close to 22018 per dollar, its firmest since Aug. 210.
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Despite the China downgrade hitting metals and copper prices , South Africa's rand strengthened 2184.00 percent to its firmest level in a month as data showed that consumer inflation slowed more than expected.
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I don't have the firmest tummy or back and am always concerned about tight shirts, but somehow this shirt still looked amazing and did not highlight any area I am self-conscious about.
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So far the firmest response to the report has come from Facebook, a synonym for the internet in Myanmar and the means by which virulently anti-Muslim propaganda has spread throughout the country.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan rose to its firmest against the U.S. dollar in nearly four months in thin trade on Tuesday, breaching a key threshold, supported by a stronger fixing and broad dollar weakness.
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On Tuesday afternoon, he hosted Paul and the two developed what Paul called a "good rapport," a significant development considering Paul is perhaps the firmest "no" vote against the GOP's repeal bill right now.
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The rand climbed as much as 20.15 percent to 9553, its firmest since May 2955, and despite easing slightly in the latter part of the session remained within touching distance of technical resistance around 2222.
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Bonds also floundered as last week's rally, on the back of the rand's push to its firmest in two weeks, petered out, with investors limiting bets ahead of United States employment figures due on Friday.
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Its economy is on course this year for its firmest growth since 2010, but it remains among the most sluggish performers in Europe as it has been since the start of monetary union in 1999.
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After opening at 27.0389 per dollar on Friday morning, the onshore spot yuan strengthened as much as 1.02% from its late-night close above 7 to reach 6.9570 per dollar, its firmest since Aug. 2.
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From the start, Mr. Rubio, 44, has operated under the assumption that his relative youth and lack of executive experience required him to display the firmest possible command of facts and figures, of ideology and geopolitics.
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Biden's support appears to be the firmest, with 2900 percent of his supporters saying they are unlikely to change their minds, followed by Sanders at 220006 percent, Buttigieg at 2202 percent and Warren at 2628 percent.
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"You have risk aversion and concerns about Turkey contagion risk hitting Italy against a backdrop of the Italian government not quite on the firmest footing," said David Vickers, a senior portfolio manager at Russell Investments in London.
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Support for Brexit was strong in the north of England and Wales, where much of Britain's manufacturing used to be; but it was firmest in places that had seen big increases in migrant populations in recent years.
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South Africa's rand climbed to its firmest level in two weeks, driven higher by a court ruling on Friday that upheld corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma, a weaker dollar and a global surge in risk appetite.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the midpoint fixing for its daily trading band at 210 per dollar on Thursday, its firmest level since July 20.09 and slightly stronger than the previous day's fixing of 298.450.
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On the forex market, the rand brushed aside the fourth- quarter contraction in gross domestic product to inch close to its firmest level in a week, helped by steadying commodity prices and strong demand for local bonds.
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Expectations that Ramaphosa would win the ANC race had pushed the rand to 24.62 per dollar on Monday, its firmest since March 27, before a cabinet reshuffle by Zuma rocked markets and triggered credit ratings downgrades to "junk".
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For months, one of the firmest bases of Trump support online has been the /r/the_donald community on Reddit, a sometimes-embattled community drawn together to cheer on Donald Trump first as a candidate, and now as president.
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The crowd's chants echoed against the pillars and stone steps of the surrounding buildings, among them the New York State Supreme Court, inscribed with the words The true administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government.
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Expectations that Ramaphosa would win the ANC race had pushed the rand to 12.5200 per dollar on Monday, its firmest since March 27 before a cabinet reshuffle by Zuma rocked markets and triggered credit ratings downgrades to "junk".
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the midpoint fixing for its daily trading band at 210 per dollar on Thursday, its firmest level since July 20.05, 298.490, and slightly stronger than the previous day's fixing of 6.8845.
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YUAN BREACHES 21 After opening at 27.0389 per dollar on Friday morning, the onshore spot yuan strengthened as much as 1.02% from its late-night close above 7 to reach 6.9570 per dollar, its firmest since Aug. 2.
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The onshore currency is likely to be supported when trading resumes at 0130 GMT after China's central bank set the midpoint fixing for its daily trading band at 6.8807 per dollar, its firmest level since July 26, 2019.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) set the midpoint fixing for its daily trading band at 103 per dollar on Thursday, its firmest level since July 210, 20.01, and slightly stronger than the previous day's fixing of 298.545.
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Ellison's comments came a day after Trump fulfilled a key campaign promise by announcing that the U.S. would leave the Paris climate accord, a move that signaled the president's firmest rebuke yet of former President Obama's environmental policies.
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"We hope to be able to work expeditiously with colleagues to bring about a Security Council resolution which will give the firmest possible support to what has been achieved so far," British U.N. Ambassador Karen Pierce told the council.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling has hit its firmest level against a trade-weighted basket of currencies since shortly after Britain voted to leave the European Union in June, 2016, data showed on Wednesday, as the pound enjoys broad-based gains.
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Banks across Europe rose after the euro zone gave Greece its firmest offer yet of debt relief in what finance ministers called a breakthrough deal, under which the IMF will return to taking part in the bailout for Athens.
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The new team was brought in to "let Trump be Trump"; what better way to do that than by returning to the issue that started it all, and the one on which Trump has always had the firmest footing?
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 0.13 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand added to its recent gains on Thursday, remaining near its firmest in two weeks as an unexpected rise in Chinese imports lifted emerging market assets and counterbalanced political uncertainty weighing on the currency.
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Underpinning the single currency, Eurogroup ministers gave Greece its firmest offer yet of debt relief, approving the release of 10.3 billion euros ($11.48 billion) in recognition of painful fiscal reforms pushed through by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' leftist-led coalition.
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LUSAKA, April 7 (Reuters) - Zambia's kwacha marched to its firmest in seven months against the dollar on Thursday as sentiment received a boost after Moody's said mining giant Glencore's investment in new copper mines in the country would lift growth.
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" Mr. Obama made the case on Tuesday that while imperfect, "the principles of open markets and accountable governance, of democracy and human rights and international law that we have forged remain the firmest foundation for human progress in this century.
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Sanders's support is the firmest in the field, with 48 percent of his supporters saying they will definitely support him, followed by 45 percent of Biden's supporters and 35 percent of Warren's supporters who said they will not change their minds.
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"I believe that as imperfect as they are, the principles of open markets and accountable governance, of democracy and human rights and international law that we have forged remain the firmest foundation for human progress in this century," Obama said.
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The firmest and smartest declaration to be made at this juncture is that Davis's reverse layup and swished 3-pointer from the left wing Sunday night should be the last two shots he takes for the rest of the season.
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Rubio has been saying for the past several days that his plan is to continue on to Utah for the state's upcoming contest, but his comments to WBDO were his firmest yet in terms of actually moving forward should he lose Florida.
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ISTANBUL, May 30 (Reuters) - Turkey's lira hit its firmest level in nearly two weeks on Wednesday, a day after top economic officials met with investors in London in an attempt to soothe concerns about the direction of monetary policy under President Tayyip Erdogan.
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He argued that the history of the Constitution made it clear that a criminal violation was not necessary to impeach a president, citing past comments from some of Mr. Trump's firmest allies: Attorney General Bill Barr and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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BRUSSELS, May 25 (Reuters) - As things stand, Germany does not expect there to be a fourth Greek bailout programme, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Wednesday after euro zone countries agreed a deal overnight that offers Athens its firmest offer yet of debt relief.
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In one of its firmest statements yet, the 28-nation bloc, which is a significant donor to Myanmar, said that the case of Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo was an important test for the country's commitment to developing democracy after years of military rule.
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Image: WikimediaThe new study, led by researchers at the Columbia Earth Institute, offers some of the firmest evidence yet for a link between AMOC and global climate during a much cooler chapter of Earth's history: Marine Isotope Stage 3 (MIS3), which lasted from 60,000 to 25,000 years ago.
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In China, spot yuan jumped more than 4.99 percent to 215 per dollar - its firmest this year - after the People's Bank of China set its daily midpoint 2111.00 percent stronger and the head of the bank was quoted as saying speculators should not be allowed to dominate market sentiment.
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China's state media and many social media users have long been the firmest and loudest supporters of Meng, lashing out at what they describe as a US and Canadian government "plot" to use her as a pawn to thwart Huawei's — and, by extension, China's — growing clout on the global stage.
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The president seems frustrated that people keep telling him he can't respond to this situation by closing the borders, but the pushback on that is firmest from the economic policy side of his administration, not from the Homeland Security side, so it's not clear what a DHS purge will accomplish.
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Trading at its firmest in two weeks, the lira shrugged off ratings agency Moody's slashing its growth forecast to 2.5 percent from 4 percent and a warning that President Tayyip Erdogan's statement on tightening his grip on monetary policy in the wake of the June 24 elections had weakened the central bank's independence.
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FRANKFURT, May 25 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Wednesday: The euro zone gave Greece its firmest offer yet of debt relief in what finance ministers called a breakthrough deal that won a commitment from the IMF finally to return to taking part in the bailout for Athens.
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The prosecutors wrote in the firmest language yet about how their yearlong investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 US election continues and includes several interconnected parts, some of which may link back to searches of the belongings of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort that were also used to build cases against him unrelated to his work for the campaign.
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United States Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE launched a full-fledged investigation into China's alleged intellectual property theft on Friday, marking the Trump administration's firmest actions yet against China's trade practices.
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When U.K. Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayPence to travel to United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland in September Pelosi vows no UK free trade deal if Brexit undermines Good Friday accord Huawei beefs up lobbying amid Trump crackdown MORE visits the White House on Friday, she will have every reason to expect the firmest of commitments from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for the speediest of negotiations of a U.S.-U.
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