But among voters age 23 to 65, Clinton garners 61%.
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Kamala Harris: Ryan also garners similar support among Harris backers.
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He will continue to evolve as he garners more experience.
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Biden then has 25 percent, while Sanders garners 15 percent.
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Saving the cute, cuddly endangered seals garners lots of attention.
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And throughout it all, her relationship with Margaret garners focus.
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Johnson garners 6 percent support and Stein takes 4 percent.
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The collective garners an audience of over 85033 million followers.
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It seems that women's nudity garners much more attention than men's.
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There is no former player who garners more respect and admiration.
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Trump garners 170 with 94 votes in the toss up column.
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He garners 2800% of support, trailed distantly by Harris at 27%.
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But they're also tweaking the brand based on what garners engagement.
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The Daily Mail's website, by contrast, garners 225m visitors each month.
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But it garners substantial attention because the project has polarized Americans.
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Whatever was said garners the slightest of smiles on Desi's face.
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She currently garners less than 2% of the vote in that average.
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I need new leadership and a plan of action that garners results.
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CORONAVIRUS AID LEGISLATION GARNERS ENOUGH VOTES TO PASS U.S. HOUSE, VOTING CONTINUES
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In January 1856, the Garners sought freedom by crossing the Ohio River.
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Capering about in anything creative and decidedly Philadelphian usually garners the loudest praise.
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Neither vehicle garners as many sales as its cheaper counterpart, the Model 3.
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Not to mention a seasonal outfit change that garners headlines across the country.
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But the jump garners a tremendous number of points because of its difficulty.
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The Democrat also garners 5763 percent of likely voters who identify as Republican.
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A simple Google search for "Cat Video" garners about 832 billion results in .
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Michelle Obama also consistently garners raves for her high-low mixing and stylish silhouettes.
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On Twitter, meanwhile, sharing a gas-chamber meme garners just a one-week suspension.
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They do, and this garners laughter when I mention this, but it's the truth.
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It's a lovely car and garners attention like nothing else in its price range.
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It consistently garners very high detection results across many tests, and does so speedily.
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Rubio garners 24.1 percent support, Bush gets nine percent, and Carson gets eight percent.
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Johnson garners 21625 percent support among likely voters and Stein has 2900 percent support.
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Despite his brother Nawaz Sharif's conviction and jailing, the family still garners considerable support.
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So it's not surprising that the energy industry garners specialized attention on Capitol Hill.
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The interview garners BoJack sympathy, and he's ultimately praised for his candor and sobriety.
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How else to make sense of the enormous evangelical support this amoral president garners?
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Each video on his channel garners hundreds of thousands of views, if not millions.
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He also garners 2900 percent support among Republicans in a head-to-head matchup.
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It's an easy bit that usually garners laughs, but there isn't really a joke there.
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Johnson garners around 7-8% support, while Stein draws about 3-4% in each state.
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Not everyone's first 10 years in Hollywood garners them five Oscars nominations, but Close's did.
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Donnelly garners 24.2 percent of support, versus 2496 percent for Braun, with 25.5 percent undecided.
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More important, it garners support and generates respect -- not fear -- from foes and sworn enemies.
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Cruz garners support from 51 percent of likely voters, compared to O'Rourke getting 45 percent.
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Whenever a fan project gets announced, especially one that garners real attention, a countdown begins.
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Everyone expects Cruz to eventually come around after he garners a sufficient pile of attention.
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Whoever shoulders those responsibilities garners an earnings penalty, and that person is usually the mom.
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In that matchup, Kasich garners 41 percent support, compared to Pence, who has 27 percent.
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Today cholera garners panicky headlines when it strikes unexpectedly in places like Ethiopia or Haiti.
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The organization garners bipartisan support, but tensions with progressive Democrats have increased in recent years.
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Bredesen garners 228 percent of support among likely voters, compared with 2940 percent for Blackburn.
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Mueller garners a great deal of respect from many in politics, the law and media.
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That arouses the suspicion of neighbors and garners eyewitnesses who saw him leave the crime scene.
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While LGBTQ equality rightfully garners a lot of attention, it's not the only issue corporations tackle.
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This is the approach that garners almost all research funding from government agencies and pharmaceutical companies.
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On YouTube, a search for "cooking" garners 10.4 million results — including videos from chef Gordon Ramsay.
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In a head-to-head with the Republican nominee, Clinton garners 51% and leads by 10.
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Bill Nelson garners 49 percent of support among registered voters, versus 45 percent for Republican Gov.
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"But as journalists, it is our job to cover what garners public interest," Mr. Eligon said.
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It's the biggest entertainment streaming platform around the world and garners more awards attention every year.
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Likewise, limiting the number of guns an individual can own garners 69% support among Democrats vs.
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And although many Russians still love Putin, polls show the country's economic performance garners less enthusiasm.
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The Democrat garners 22014 percent of support among likely voters, versus 245 percent for his GOP challenger.
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When you're Kylie Jenner, turning 20 garners a little more than a Jackson in a Hallmark card.
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The leading conservative, Hong Joon-pyo, has climbed in the polls, but still garners less than 20%.
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P. doesn't want anything and waits outside with the dog, who garners serious attention from everyone around.
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Each of their 4 styles comes in a variety of colors (and garners rave reviews from customers).
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Both candidates remain tied at 36% when Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson is included, who garners 13% support.
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And she garners mass media attention in a way many of her peers, barring Daniels, never do.
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Trump garners a slightly higher, but still underwater, approval rating among male voters, 2628 to 28500 percent.
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Increasing the highest tax bracket to 70 percent garners a surprising amount of support among Republican voters.
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Peter Litton, London It is hardly a surprise that 2000 garners the most votes of any year.
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Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson has 6% of the vote while Green Party nominee Jill Stein garners 2%.
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But as Arnold's situation garners increasingly more publicity, people across the country have called the policy racist.
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It is quite sad that name-calling garners more attention and sensationalism than State-sponsored mass murder.
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Surprisingly, considering how little progress policymakers have made on this issue in the past, it garners bipartisan support.
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In the less competitive international retail environment, Walgreens garners about 35 percent of its sales from its pharmacy.
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But in the book, which comes out next week, Trump hardly garners a mention until the very end.
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The oldest candidate in the field garners by far the largest share of support from the youngest voters.
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Fitch believes that this positioning garners the company small price premiums in what is a very competitive marketplace.
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Despite his many, many, well-enumerated flaws, he still garners support, and his prepared speeches have an impact.
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The survey shows Brown with 28500 percent support among likely Ohio voters, while Renacci garners 6900 percent support.
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And when using a model with surging Democratic turnout, O'Connor garners 2023 percent while Balderson takes 45 percent.
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The warehouse operator garners two-thirds of its revenue from China, where it has a dominant market position.
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The idea of limiting the number of guns an individual can own garners 69% support among Democrats vs.
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It's a position they cherish, and it garners them a ton of attention from candidates and national media.
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Cruz garners 223 percent of support among registered voters in Texas, while 2970 percent of respondents back O'Rourke.
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Trump garners 2628 percent support in the Fox News poll released Friday, with Cruz at 28503 percent. Sen.
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The app typically garners 100,000 to 53,000 iOS downloads per day there, according to data company Mobile Action.
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But by historical standards it's actually a moderate proposal that garners support from voters across the political spectrum.
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Blackburn garners 51 percent of support, while Bredesen draws 46 percent and 3 percent are undecided, the survey found.
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She garners 2511 percent of support among likely voters while Espy gets 36 percent and 13 percent are undecided.
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He garners 60 percent support among likely voters, versus 32 percent for Democratic lawyer David Baria, the poll found.
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There's the inevitable swarm of uncritical media coverage that garners hundreds of thousands of views in a few days.
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You'll be in good company: Each year, the fashion show garners viewers in over 190 countries around the world.
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Every few years, a new consumer app garners a lot of attention from folks at South By, including investors.
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What does surprise me, though, is the sheer amount of enmity that the practice garners from their fellow fans.
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The NFL's new national anthem rule garners a 63 percent approval rating, despite the low opinion of the league.
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The figures have spiked rapidly as each successive lottery drawing garners increased public attention; the advertised jackpot on Dec.
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This perception undermines our reputation and diminishes the "soft power" that garners the United States so much global goodwill.
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In other words, as a company garners investor interest, analyst coverage and media attention, the probability of misstatement increases.
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Noah's Facebook page, titled "The Bus Brother," has over 8,000 likes, and each video garners several thousands views each.
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Harris also will not file in person to be on the ballot, a tradition that garners local media attention.
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Biden gets 27% of support among likely Democratic voters in Saturday's presidential primary, while the Vermont senator garners 23%.
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CVS garners a quarter of the country's total prescription revenue and dispenses more than a billion prescriptions a year.
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The issue is the how many votes Xi garners as a low number will be considered embarrassing, Li said.
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That woman just love to wear what she finds cute it's not her fault her everything she does garners attention.
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It's because the graffiti--both the hoax and the non-hoax kind-- garners such a reaction that it keeps happening.
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The latest poll came Wednesday: Biden garners support from 36% of likely Nevada Democratic caucusgoers, followed by 19% for Sen.
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" Banks' non-traditional appearance garners him a special fan base: other would-be fighters who also don't have "the look.
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But since her music-fest wardrobe garners so much attention, Hudgens says that she's all about piling it on. Glitter?
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He garners 2202 percent support from those in the 2628–28500 demographic and 6900 percent from those aged 2628–28503.
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Evers, superintendent of Wisconsin public schools, garners 4.13 percent of support among likely voters, compared with 24.1 percent for Walker.
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Philanthropists Betty-Ann Heggie and Anne-Marie Canning plan to match the first $80,000 the festival garners, according to Variety.
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The Vermont senator garners the support of 24% of likely Democratic primary voters in the Granite State, the survey found.
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The Vermont senator garners the support of 22% of likely Democratic primary voters in the Granite State, the survey found.
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While enterprise endpoint protection sounds antiquated, it still garners decent revenues for the likes of Intel Security (formerly McAfee) and Symantec.
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Diversification benefits include: AIG garners significant benefits from its DTAs, which are an important source of liquidity and support capital management.
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If a third-party candidate garners a high enough percentage, they will not win the electoral college, but may complicate matters.
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Rarely has the idea of immediate write-offs for businesses attracted the enthusiasm it deserves, but it always garners bipartisan support.
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This doesn't have to be a decision that everyone agrees is the best one, but simply one that garners broad consensus.
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If no candidate garners a majority, the top two overall vote-getters will face off in a runoff later in November.
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Two big new albums come out, and as they race to No. 1, each garners an almost equal number of streams.
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If you can, spend the money on someone when you're face-to-face, says Norton, because close proximity garners stronger results.
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Mr. Pashinyan was the only nominee, but anyone who garners support from one-third of the members can stand next week.
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Today, that same experimental, no-limits swag is what garners attention from brands like Keyshia Ka'oir, MAC Cosmetics, and H&M.
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He garners support from 218 percent of likely voters in a two-way contest, versus 22018 percent for Abrams, the poll found.
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It's no secret that being a celebrity garners a lot of attention — but it's not always in the way you may think.
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They're heralding trends that will only continue to grow in importance over time, as the parenting revolution takes shape and garners influence.
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Despite a recent effort to court African-American voters, Trump garners just 7% support compared to Clinton's 81% with the voting bloc.
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Its software garners over 10,000 unique customer log-ins each month and has averaged 40% annual revenue growth for the past decade.
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By joining a sports behemoth that garners the highest ratings in television, Twitter hopes to pump air back into its sagging fortunes.
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With the sun at the first degrees of Taurus this Sunday, you can begin a major project that garners fame and attention.
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In the Real Clear Politics national polling average, Warren, who describes herself as a capitalist, garners 20.3% support, while Sanders receives 18.8%.
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Among those who say they are "somewhat conservative," Ms. Klobuchar garners 28 percent, Mr. Buttigieg 17 percent and Mr. Biden 15 percent.
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Mr. Pashinyan was the only nominee, but anyone who garners support from one-third of lawmakers in Parliament can run next week.
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Trump and Bloomberg will be going to head to head with their ads during an event that sometimes garners 100 million viewers.
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If her Golden Globes look is any indication, it won't be long before the burgeoning star garners even more acclaim for her fashion.
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Among respondents who say they prefer to agree on issues, Biden and Warren are tied at 18%, while Harris garners 17% of support.
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Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson picks up the support of 24.37% and Green Party nominee Jill Stein garners 3%, according to the poll.
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Because allergic reactions to peanuts may be life threatening, it garners massive attention from the medical community, parents, educators, lawmakers and the media.
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The respect he gives and garners from others as well as the positive impact he has on his peers is second to none.
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"There's so little you can publicly talk about that garners importance," John F. Sopko, the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, said Thursday.
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The race will head into a June runoff if none of the five main candidates garners more than 50 percent of the vote.
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About 4,000 customers walk through the door of this restaurant every day and it garners $10 million per year in revenue, Deshotel said.
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Nelson garners 48 percent of support among likely voters, while 45 percent back Scott and 6 percent are undecided, according to the poll.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE's (R-Ore.) that he too would not seek reelection next year.
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"Whichever of the two candidates garners the resources to most effectively communicate, in the closing month, will be well-positioned to win," it said.
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Whereas in Paddington, the Bond family's charming neighbors quickly accept that Paddington is a talking bear, Christopher Robin's talking stuffed animal garners continual shock.
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According to a poll by Park Street Strategies, the former vice president garners 20 percent support and is trailed by Sanders with 18 percent.
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I say it is the perfect illustration of why bad policy that ends up ruining the lives of countless vulnerable Americans garners widespread support.
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If no candidate garners a majority of support on Tuesday, as is expected, the top two candidates move on to a runoff in September.
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If the initiative garners enough valid signatures and uses language that conforms with the state's laws, it is put before the electorate for approval.
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And if those governments refuse to tackle the carbon dioxide crisis in a manner that garners popular support, company policies cannot serve as substitutes.
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As my former boss, FBI Director James Comey, would explain to fellow employees, an agency's strong reputation garners immediate trust, even from total strangers.
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It was clear in the S-1 filing that Dropbox garners the vast majority of its revenue from the consumer side of the business.
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The satirical gay porn — published under the name Chuck Tingle — goes viral, and pretty soon the author garners a cult following of sincere fans.
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The Facebook page, which Noah started over the past weekend, has since gained over 8,000 likes, and each video garners several thousands views each.
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If he successfully garners the 218 signatures needed, the maneuver would allow him to circumvent Democratic leadership in bringing the legislation to the floor.
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All sexual content other than relatively mild innuendo garners an R. And even within the category of sex, not all content is created equal.
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The story of the Garners' tumultuous and often combative family life is told by people who were there, including Garner's daughter Erica, an activist.
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This garners national attention, and as Ellie decodes the aliens' message, she must protect her work from those trying to steal or discount it.
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It purposefully provokes, and the controversy it garners belies a vaguely autobiographical exploration of interracial desire on behalf of Harris, a Black man, himself.
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This is the way of the Very Sensible Centrist, an American political creature that rarely produces tangible results, but always garners heaps of praise.
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If they're lucky, there's enough to cobble together an impressive trailer that garners praise on YouTube and a journalist looking for something to write about.
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But since the stump cannot reproduce it might as well, in Darwinian terms, be dead anyway, for it garners no evolutionary benefit from its survival.
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Now he attracts huge crowds to his rallies, garners press coverage for his policy statements, and raises unprecedented sums of money from a grassroots army.
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And I learned early, too, the inverse relationship between the amount of time it takes to make something and the amount of gratitude it garners.
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Each vote garners in-app cash that can be redeemed whenever someone purchases an item ($10 for each new voting user and $1 per vote).
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According to his campaign website , Lee Company now garners an annual revenue of $215 million, has won numerous awards and employs more than 1,200 people.
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According to his campaign website , Lee Company now garners an annual revenue of $215 million, has won numerous awards and employs more than 1,200 people.
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We will work to repeal this top-down decision and replace it with one that garners local support and creates a balanced, win-win solution.
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The move angered fans, as the episode, titled "The Bells," now garners the weakest ratings of all episodes in the eight-season run on Rottentomatoes.
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Snapchat, on the other hand, is focused on facilitating deeper communication between a smaller group of friends, which is why it garners much more engagement.
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The electoral point is that it is a delightful part of a populist soak the rich agenda that garners mass support across the ideological spectrum.
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The reason: It is embedded in a network that distributes content, adds followers, and garners likes and retweets (some of these techniques are discussed here).
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Kim Alvarez also routinely garners hundreds of likes on Instagram, where she has more than 40,000 followers, for photos of pages from her bullet journals.
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When, in the opening credit sequence, a slow-motion knife through the neck garners cheers, you know you're in a room full of genre enthusiasts.
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He doesn't do it, but the episode garners high ratings, saving Beale's job and shaping the tenor of his subsequent newscasts, which become increasingly intense.
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The company garners 60 percent of its revenue in North America, mainly in the United States, where Infosys employs more than 20,000 workers, analysts estimate.
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Cruz garners a similar 10 percent from the left-leaning PPP's survey when Floridians are asked for whom they are voting in the GOP primary.
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Sanders actually garners slightly more support than Trump with investors, even if the poll overwhelmingly shows they feel Sanders would not create a good investment climate.
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That last point is key, especially considering that the average job posting today garners an exhaustive 250 resumes, according to recruiting and job-review site Glassdoor.
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The move angered fans, as the episode, titled "The Bells," currently garners the weakest ratings amongst all episodes in the show's eight-season run on Rottentomatoes.
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When voters are asked who they're "leaning towards" if the election were held today, McSally garners 2628 percent of the vote, while Sinema takes 28503 percent.
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Johnson performs best in this state -- he garners 279% support when included in the poll, which shrinks Clinton and Trump's support to 22016% and 25%, respectively.
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McSally garners 222 percent of support among the potential Republican electorate, compared with 2778 percent for Ward and 24.4 percent for Arpaio, according to the poll.
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The race will head into what is likely to be a contentious June runoff if no single candidate garners more than 50 percent of the vote.
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Trump consistently garners his most positive marks on the economy, which has added a million jobs since he took office and hovers at record-low unemployment.
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Sanders garners support from 31 percent of Democratic primary voters in the poll released Thursday, an 8-point jump from the same poll conducted in January.
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Part of Willow's early goal with its launch is to see whether it can build an online brand that garners trust among an older age group.
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The point is that it told the truth about a man who garners evangelical support "in spite of his blackened moral record," as the editor said.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton&aposs family holiday photo, which is traditionally shared to social media, often garners the most attention because it features their children.
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For another, Carrier's parent corporation, United Technologies, garners about 10 percent of its revenues from Pentagon contracts, making the company particularly receptive to a president-elect.
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No matter which garners the most votes, there are fears that significant numbers of people will be dissatisfied with the outcome and many will ultimately leave.
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A lot has been made in the media of Ted Cruz's demeanor: Pugnacious and harsh, he garners near-unanimous condemnation from fellow senators, Republican and Democrat alike.
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Everything is going swimmingly until Mae garners praise from newspaper man Curry by saying she enjoys his columns and may even want to go into journalism herself.
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Nostalgia rarely rules at the Emmys, and though House of Cards always garners major nominations, it has yet to match them with major wins, despite copious opportunities.
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Among major listed players, BHP garners the highest proportion of its profits from electric vehicle metals after Glencore - about a fifth - and this is mostly from copper.
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Rubio and Ohio governor John Kasich tie for third place at 20163 percent, while Bush garners eight percent and New Jersey governor Chris Christie gets seven percent.
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If at least one of those articles garners a majority vote, the president is technically impeached, as was the case with former President Bill Clinton in 1998.
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That's what happens when a brand garners enough buzz on social media: When a product drops, it does, in fact, crash websites and clog up phone lines.
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Even though the meeting between Jamie, Duverney and Prince Charles is supposed to strike a blow against the rebellion, it instead garners Prince Charles a new ally.
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If the alternative firm's own steady management fee stream garners a similar weight of 212 times, then their future performance fees, however erratic, are free of charge.
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If you can't squeeze in a trip this summer, consider checking out Albuquerque's International Balloon Fiesta in October, which garners hundreds of bright, big hot-air balloons.
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If there is no sin in killing Eric Garner, no crime, then black families like the Garners can be destroyed without anyone having to answer for it.
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Even a service priced at $10 a month that garners 20 million subscribers might not be enough to replace lost revenue from Netflix and ESPN subscriber declines.
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Even though most of the world's smartphones now run on Android, Apple still garners most of the profit in the industry with its generally higher-priced devices.
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NBC on Sunday aired the ad during a Sunday Night Football game between the Green Bay Packers and the New England Patriots, a program that garners massive ratings.
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The group, which rarely garners any media attention but attracts a few hundred protesters to its regular street demonstrations, states on its website it is a "loyalist movement".
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As the New York Times reported this morning, Kalanick has also separately established a mechanism through which he garners more control every time an employee sells some shares.
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"The more popular an open source project is, the larger its community and the more 'eyeballs' it garners from security researchers," the company noted in a recent report.
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The Silicon Valley company, which garners prolific interest in tech and auto circles but is not yet profitable, has invested heavily in the vehicle and related battery production.
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And as virtual reality speeds ahead, one of its most enigmatic questions will be whether and how it garners the support of the world's most prominent tech company.
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A majority of Democrats and independents favor all four of these options, but only buying into Medicare or Medicaid garners the support of about two-thirds of Republicans.
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It garners millions of likes, comments and shares each day by using audience engagement insights to create content that is pre-determined to hit home with its readers.
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The 23-month sentence appeared a bit harsh, in light of the fact that dog-fighting isn't typically a crime that garners the attention of the federal government.
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In an era in which the number of double-taps a business garners on Instagram is a measure of its success, she is somewhat blasé about it all.
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Each of her posts garners thousands of likes, with comments from people tagging their friends and saying they're rushing to the nearest location to purchase the featured item.
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But he acknowledged that it was becoming increasingly difficult to keep a sustained focus on high-fiber topics when the controversy of the hour garners so much attention.
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"The postmodernists seemed to be arguing that there was no single, absolute truth," writes Marantz about the origins of the insight that whoever garners the most pageviews wins.
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Known for the Aflac Duck character, the U.S. company garners 70 percent of its revenue from its Japan business, where it is the oldest and biggest cancer-insurance provider.
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And lately, we've been getting more of these perfectly curated DIY packages of talent and PR. A simple search for "web series" on YouTube garners 20153 million results today.
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Yet it has the potential to be so much bigger if Experience Cloud could begin generating a similar amount of revenue that the company garners from the Creative Cloud.
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But under Austria's electoral system voters can express a preference for one candidate on their chosen list, and if that candidate garners enough support they can secure a seat.
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This idea garners a lot of support among Americans, nearly two-thirds of whom favor such a plan that would compete with private coverage and be available to everyone.
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Infrastructure investment is one of the few issues in this politically divisive era which garners wide support across parties, regions, and states yet – we can't pave streets with promises.
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El Alfi's online platform, Nafham ("We Understand" in Arabic) launched only two years ago, where parents and students can upload supplemental education videos, garners over 105,000 views per day.
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Action planet Mars enters your sign on Sunday, boosting your confidence and strength, and allowing you to have a go-getter attitude that garners positive attention from the public.
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Each box, measuring 72 × 72 × 30 inches and titled Impenetrable Room, garners looks of wonder from passersby because of the illusion that they are infinite portals into the unknown.
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The Champions League, Europe's top soccer tournament, is widely popular around the globe and garners significant revenue for the participating clubs via pooled TV payments and higher matchday receipts.
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He spoke of all of the work that officers do that rarely garners international attention, and encouraged residents to file complaints if they felt they were mistreated by police.
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But the Garners had to keep vigil around a hospital bed, because Erica suffered a heart attack on Christmas Eve and spent most of last week in a coma.
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Today, Mr. Gott garners appreciation from all generations while also serving as a source of nostalgia for those who lived under communism in Czechoslovakia, where he made his name.
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But even there, it's hard for the Academy to resist a true box office sensation that garners warm reviews, then takes off and becomes a big-time cultural touchstone.
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Let us label them A, B, C and D. Say candidate A receives 30% of the popular vote; candidate B receives 28%; C receives 22%; and D garners 20%.
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"Teaching isn't a career that garners much respect from anyone outside the profession, but this promise was validation that the work we do every day is valuable," she added.
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The senator garners 225 percent of support and Hawley draws 228 percent, while Libertarian Japheth Campbell and Green Party candidate Jo Crain get 430 percent and 23.9 percent, respectively.
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While the operation of pipelines typically garners little attention outside of isolated incidents, the access to energy resources that it creates translates into very tangible benefits for American consumers.
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Basecamp, which provides workflow management tools for businesses and freelancers all over the world, has 50 employees spread across 32 cities and garners tens of millions in annual profits.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyGraham: Trump's ATF nominee 'very problematic' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers MORE (R-Mo.) and Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnFCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise GOP senator defends Facebook over political ad policy Sen.
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Providing it garners the support of at least 330 deputies in the 550-member assembly in the remaining votes, the legislation will go to a referendum, expected in the spring.
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Across the EU, as the far-right garners strength — and approving nods from "America first" allies in the US — separatist movements that have long rallied for independent nations grow stronger.
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Shaian going from office-to-office asking for the location of the Trump campaign office quickly proves to be a terrible idea, and garners a little too much negative attention.
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Rick and Morty garners lots of love because it manages to combine Family Guy-ish general gross-out humour with dark character arcs and the theoretical science of speculative fiction.
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This year's Masters, which generally garners more betting than any other golf tournament on the PGA tour, is estimated to surpass $12 million in Nevada, which would be a record.
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Then again, the polarizing SBG fighter has made quite a name for himself, and whether you love or hate him, he garners a lot of attention each time he fights.
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When Bridget exclaims, "Hashtag: Let's do this" in a board meeting, she earns the eye-rolls of her younger coworkers, but garners the sympathy of a Twitter-confused older generation.
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Shahraz's team also notes in their report that scoring as "high risk" for prediabetes with this calculator garners a recommendation to visit a doctor and get a blood sugar test.
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"Teaching isn't a career that garners much respect from anyone outside the profession, but this promise was validation that the work we do every day is valuable," Finlaw's statement reads.
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Where you choose to invest your money within those investment vehicles matters too, because the amount you earn from the market hinges on the rate of return your investment garners.
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Women's hormones aside, Djokovic's argument, while often true for a lot of sports, holds less weight with tennis, which garners media and spectator attention for both male and female players.
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"When you stick your iPhone in your mouth at the dentist, it garners attention," she points out, referring to O'Rourke's decision to live-stream a January dental visit on Instagram.
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And there are two standard types of licenses: one for content that gets less than one million views/plays; and an extended (and more expensive) license if content garners more eyeballs.
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Menendez has a nearly 24-point edge among women and garners support from 93 percent of his party's likely voters despite major image problems fueled by corruption accusations, the survey found.
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Isabelle Huppert plays brash and brazen Michèle, a woman who runs her own video-gaming corporation, lives in an affluent Paris neighborhood, and naturally garners respect from every encounter she has.
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Oftentimes moderators will "sticky" a post—meaning they temporarily pin it to the top of the page —until it garners enough attention, and then it's quickly interchanged for a new post.
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During that arrest, then-Officer Daniel Pantaleo placed Garner in a banned choke hold, wrapping his arm around garners neck and pulling him to the ground, an NYPD administrative judge found.
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While Kentucky's program garners its fair share of national news media attention, an environment like the combine turns it up a notch and gives prospects an idea of what lies ahead.
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But she also garners a lot of attention for writing songs that, compared with the rest of the country genre (or what people think of country as a whole), are progressive.
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"The show garners an immense amount of support from the community, and the matches get crazier each week," Def Jam competitor and Blazin' Fridays stream producer Garrad "PrettyBoyJackal" Belle told me.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE, the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Oregon's only Republican in Congress, announced Monday that he will retire in January 2021 (The Oregonian).
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In the trailer, made up of cast interviews and clips from the show, key players are shown, as they attempt to piece together what happened while the story garners national media attention.
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Raymond James analyst Steven Li forecasts that Radar could generate annual revenue of $80 million by fiscal 2020, assuming that BlackBerry garners 10 percent of an addressable market of 8 million trailers.
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Petitions are serious business in the UK. According to the Express, a petition started by a UK resident that garners 10,000 signatures gets a mandatory official response from the House of Commons.
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The app gives you a score out of 40, which it garners from assessing your drinking in a variety of ways, including using the World Health Organization's Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test.
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On the contrary, the digital media landscape garners much less attention than the mainstream, but it has become both a training ground and a lucrative medium for creators that attract loyal viewers.
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The two-day hunt, a campaign fundraiser for King, garners a few dozen hunters and about hundred guests for a Saturday evening pork chop and deep-fried pheasant dinner at the lodge.
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It garners 2 million visitors a year, supports 64,000 jobs and has contributed an estimated $6.4 billion to the Australian economy on an annual basis, according to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
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If history is any guide and this bill garners substantive support, the debate over that measure -- like the discussions after shootings at Parkland, Sandy Hook and San Bernardino -- could increase gun sales.
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A new Monmouth University poll found that, if there's a surge in Democratic voter turnout on Tuesday, Lamb garners a majority of the vote with 2202 percent, compared to Saccone's 2628 percent.
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The video garners hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube, attracts reams of hate mail, and sparks heated debates about free speech and the attitudes of elite cultural institutions toward the poor.
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They must know that it won't pass and that under the regular rules of the House, (if that legislation garners such a rule) it could be vulnerable to a motion to recommit.
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While Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, is known for its exports of meat, metal and coffee, nothing garners as much attention as the soccer players it dispatches at a rate unmatched anywhere.
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Kate, who celebrated her 35th birthday surrounded by family and friends in Norfolk last weekend, was praised as an "inspiration" by staff and families alike, as her campaign garners attention around the world.
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They believe that their intimate understanding of the design techniques, business incentives, and culture behind how technology garners an inordinate amount of our attention will be the key to helping solve the problem.
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Exelon's tax credit proposal faces long odds of passing, though it has slightly better odds than a separate, $65 billion coal tax credit proposal because nuclear's carbon-free profile garners it bipartisan backing.
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President Trump can go tell the Freedom Caucus to go pound sand, but only if he decided to pursue a broadly bipartisan agenda that garners wide support in both the House and Senate.
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"While it's true Mr. Trump garners exceptionally high ratings, there are absolutely no plans or discussions taking place regarding a venture of this nature," she added after discussing the matter further with Trump.
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If Clemson garners a playoff spot for the fifth consecutive year, that could leave Ohio State, Penn State, Alabama, L.S.U. and Georgia (ranked sixth with one loss) scrapping for the final three berths.
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Trump garners more praise in Republican ads this cycle than any other president in the past 16 years, while Obamacare figures in only 1 percent of Republican ads, according to the Wesleyan count.
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"At the same time, we believe that even odious hate speech, with which we vehemently disagree, garners the protection of the First Amendment when expressed non-violently," the ACLU said in a statement.
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It doesn't come in a fancy bottle, doesn't have ingredients you can't pronounce (or have never even heard of), and is super cheap — but it's the results it garners that makes it liquid gold.
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So while 579% is a huge spike in searches, Jolie still garners more raw searches across the site's history (though we're certainly not suggesting that the two women are in competition here, or IRL).
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We should measure efficacy by how many views violent or radicalizing content garners, how many times it is uploaded and allowed to remain on-line, and how aggressively accounts are removed after clear violations.
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Flake argued at the lunch that Trump would likely support it if it garners enough votes to pass Congress, just as he eventually signed the Russia sanctions bill last year after initially opposing it.
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If The We Co. garners an IPO valuation of $15 billion, SoftBank would record write-downs of $1.2 billion on its direct investments and a $1.6 billion loss for the Vision Fund, Bernstein said.
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Others question whether Amazon is doing enough to keep workers safe, which often garners responses from workers who say they should feel lucky enough to have a job during a time of economic uncertainty.
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A user can be radicalized by consuming content and a creator can be radicalized by users' reactions to their content, as they tailor their behavior around what garners the most interest from their audience.
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In a race forecasters consider one of Democrats' two best chances to take a GOP-held seat, Sinema garners 48 percent of support from likely voters, versus 45 percent for McSally, the survey found.
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In a head-to-head contest, the Democratic representative garners support from 227 percent of registered voters compared with 2910 percent for the GOP House member, according to the NBC News/Marist poll released Tuesday.
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Of the three components that make up the Hot 1003, it boasts the lowest overall weighting, with sales comprising between 35 percent and 45 percent while radio airplay garners between 30 percent and 40 percent.
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Multiple studies have shown the TPP would produce overall economic benefits for the United States, and it garners strong endorsements from business organizations like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers.
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A Thought Experiment: Design a policy that slashes carbon emissions, junks virtually the entire personal income tax system, eliminates corporate taxes, and garners support from perhaps a third of the left and most conservative voters.
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"If we can't build a global market in which responsibly harvested fish garners a better price than fish caught by plunderers and pirates, then no economic incentives exist to spur industry change," the study concluded.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE (Ore.), the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, announced Monday he will not run for another term in Congress, making him the latest GOP lawmaker to head for the doors as 2020 approaches.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE, the top Republican on the influential House Energy and Commerce Committee, announced that he would retire at the end of this term, even though he could have served in the top job through January 2023.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE's (R-Ore.) announcement Monday that he won't seek reelection marked the latest sign of decreasing confidence among Republicans, even those with top committee posts, that the party can win back the House next year.
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Rep. Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE (Ore.), the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, announced Monday he will not run for another term in Congress, making him the latest GOP lawmaker to head for the doors as 28500 approaches.
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While Acolman boasts great food—especially its mixiotes (a Mexican pit-barbequed dish) and tasty pulque (a fermented agave drink)—it garners most attention during the winter holiday season, when people are looking to break piñatas.
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Based on the incredibly high percentage of votes he garners, and the fact that he thwarted a coup, Erdogan will obviously attempt to present himself as a reborn leader of the people and defender of democracy.
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I've got a huge water-cooled gaming tower of doom at home, but I also have a stupidly powerful smartphone in my pocket — and it's the latter that now garners more of my time and attention.
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No one on the London Fashion Week schedule garners an end-of-show reaction quite like Ashish, and he (once again) left us completely spellbound by his witches, shining stars, and hopeful dream for the future.
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When Jameelah, the first participant, sits on a shopping center bench for an hour in a low-cut top, she garners a lot of lingering looks from men, but only one person approaches her – to flirt.
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Since the show is more of an insider event — in which SAG-card-holding actors celebrate one another — it garners less hype than the Golden Globes, Grammys, and Oscars, and thus gives attendees some breathing room.
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Wooing small donors also garners you a base of passionate people who are literally invested in your cause, making them more likely to canvass for you, turn out for you, and give money in future elections.
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If the proposal garners less than last year's 38 percent support, it could endorse Exxon's view which is that its current reporting is appropriate, said Rob Schuwerk, senior counsel for environmental think tank Carbon Tracker Initiative.
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But for all the attention it garners in virtual reality and on the fingers of pop stars, the creative labor it's based on is performed by women who identify not as artists but as nail technicians.
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Books of The Times It's not every day that a book garners glowing blurbs from both Rod Dreher of The American Conservative ("clarifying") and the socialist scholar Cornel West ("courageous"), but then these aren't ordinary times.
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The big difference is that Bloomberg is threatening to overtake Biden in his core demographic: He garners 22 percent of black Democratic voters, within the margin of error of Biden's 27 percent, according to the poll.
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Bernie Sanders is the only other candidate who routinely garners double-digit support in polls and remains in the top tier of contenders, with Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg and others fighting to break into that group.
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The film garners a lot of sympathy for the abused farmer and farm animal alike, but it regretfully ignores the many other points in the animal farming system where humans—highly vulnerable ones—are also exploited.
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The minimum price is based on the average price the anticipated crop garners during forward sales, and the Coffee and Cocoa Council (CCC) had initially recommended to the government a range of 700 to 750 CFA francs.
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Trudeau, who has potential allies in the left-leaning New Democrats (NDP) and the Green Party, could win fewer seats than the Conservatives and still govern if he garners the support - formal or informal - of another party.
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The "Vanilla Level Design Contest"—which garners well over 100 submissions every year according to S.N.N.—is defined by one simple rule: design the best level you can with only the resources from the original SMW game.
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Macron is the president of France, not Algeria, and if he hopes to settle disputes over this period it makes sense for him to start with a figure who garners consensus — including in Algeria (except among radicals).
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We have agreed to vote together for any policy proposal that garners the support of 75 percent of the entire Problem Solvers Caucus, as well as 51 percent of both the Democrats and Republicans in the caucus.
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The Vermont senator still leads by seven points in that scenario, according to the survey, capturing 30 percent of the vote while Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg both win 23 percent and Ms. Warren garners 19 percent.
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However, even if "Dolittle" garners the top end of its expected opening, $1003 million would be a disappointing haul considering it cost $175 million just to make the film, and that's not even including its marketing budget.
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Cramer also went beyond the financial world, highlighting more intel from Cembales, to point blame at national media outlets who opt to cover negative economic news that garners more ratings far more often than positive economic information.
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The idea of an ethnically conscious political mobilization of white people that garners heavy Jewish support makes a certain amount of sense in the specific context of late-20th-century New York City where Trump comes from.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Bob Herman: If Tennessee garners federal approval on a policy to cut Medicaid funds — and survives the subsequent lawsuits it'd surely face — it would encourage other conservative states to do the same.
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As the 2010s went on, the platforms adopted the live and the disappearing and attempted to reach you with what you care about most — to make the experience less disorienting by focusing on what garners the most attention.
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While the Cozy Cone Motel garners most of the attention in Cars Land with its cone-shaped buildings, the new Cool Dinoco Blue Shake is available a few steps away at the Googie-inspired Flo's V-8 Cafe.
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She has previously denied the existence of comfort women, victim-blamed the leader of Japan's MeToo movement, and garners more than her fair share of media attention for a junior lawmaker, according to Temple University professor Jeff Kingston.
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"With all the publicity that Apple garners for its own stores, it's kind of an overlooked fact that the carriers by far sell the most phones in the US, " said Michael Levin, a partner and cofounder of CIRP.
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While there is a limit to the amount of damage control the vice president can actually do, given the outsized amount of attention Pence's front man garners, the act of explaining what Trump meant has fallen squarely on Pence.
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For hosting Judge Judy — which is now in its 23rd season and garners more than 10 million viewers daily — and producing Hot Bench, the panel-based court show that debuted back in 2014, Sheindlin makes $47 million, Forbes reported.
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Bolivia's electoral system requires a run-off between the top two vote-getters if no presidential candidate wins an outright majority or garners at least 40% of votes, while beating their nearest competitor by at least 10 percentage points.
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If the appeal of this female politician still garners the support it did for Bhutto, then Pakistani women (and men) will turn out in droves to greet Nawaz, stand with her and propel her party to an electoral majority.
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Mexico garners a large part of its public revenues from selling Maya crude oil and therefore aims to protect those sales with put options that grant it the possibility to sell oil at a certain price at the future.
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Amazon Web Services is so important to the retailer that the unit has its own CEO, Andy Jassy, and garners significant attention from overall Amazon CTO Werner Vogels — both of whom report directly to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos himself.
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"With the protectionist trade stance the United States is seemingly poised to adopt now a key market theme, the December U.S. trade data due later today garners attention," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief FX strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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So this means content shared to the Feed can be liked by others — and the more likes a photo garners, the greater potential visibility it gets by "further increasing its range of appearing on people's feed", as they put it.
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Clinton garners 46 percent of support from likely voters in a four-way race, compared with 37 percent for Trump, 8 percent for the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson and 2 percent for the Green Party's Jill Stein, according to the poll.
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The length of a dress might be decided by a survey of a wanghong's fans; its launch date might be based on the number of hits, shares or comments it garners, some of which can prompt last-minute design tweaks.
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The success in Colorado is the reason Hickenlooper garners some 2020 chatter, but that statewide appeal is also the reasons that those Democrats focused on taking back the Senate have been pressuring the former governor to try to oust Republican Sen.
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That kind of disruption is hard for Congress to swallow, and arguably one of the key reasons why a single-payer system — even if it garners some support from Trump allies — would struggle to get off the ground in Washington.
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Go deeper: Facebook unveils charter for its global content oversight board Facebook's content oversight plan garners strong reactions Facebook's constitutional moment Editor's note: This story has been corrected to note that the content oversight board was proposed in 2018 (not established).
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The president himself has told allies that he does not want to be "embarrassed" by a Senate vote on the national emergency resolution that garners over 60 votes and that he's content to sign a veto on his signature campaign issue.
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Earlier in the evening, before I was introduced to Mac 'n Cheetos and an array of other Cheetos-inspired dishes, I had posed a question to the fellow journalists at my table: What is it about Cheetos that garners such devoted fans?
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However, RICO is broad and complicated, and while it garners a lot of attention in the press, attorney Jeffrey E. Grell, whose work primarily focuses on RICO, told Refinery29 that it might not be the most effective way to bring Weinstein down.
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The carmaker's use of the term "full self-driving" garners criticism, as the option is not yet "Level 4," or fully autonomous by industry standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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Now, he serves as CEO, and has co-founded enterprises including the International Champions Cup, a global pre-season soccer tournament that garners millions of viewers, and the public relations firm Derris, which represents high-profile clients like Warby Parker and Crate & Barrel.
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With near 24/7 coverage of his statements and actions and tens of millions of social media followers, the President possesses the unique ability to illuminate a humanitarian catastrophe that garners few headlines at home or abroad -- and help save millions of lives.
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Unlike redistributionist policies like welfare, in which the beneficiaries are imagined to be black and support is therefore weak, the redistribution involved in trade—from consumers who risk paying higher taxes to manufacturing workers—garners support because everyone assumes the beneficiaries are white.
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I spoke to Asian American peers from around North America to find out why jeering at this part of our identity is such a low-hanging fruit, one which rarely garners any defending on a streetcar full of people, on TV, or otherwise.
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The polls indicate broadly, however, that an opposition coalition led by Schetyna could have a shot at forming a government after the parliamentary vote if it garners support by from new progressive group, Spring, founded by Poland's first openly gay lawmaker, Robert Biedron, this year.
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The resolution now heads to the Senate, and it will have to go to a vote in the next few weeks due to rules within the National Emergencies Act, then would have to be approved by President Trump if it garners a simple majority.
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As YouTube garners heat for failing to take action on purported hate speech, the company is trying to shift the narrative all while reminding the public that after 14 years it's still writing the rough drafts of some of its core rules of engagement.
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Many in Washington also view Mr. Burr, 60, as what Mr. Trump would call a "low-energy" politician, a glad-handing, golf-playing insider whose main congressional role — chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee — is not one that garners much appreciation in his home state.
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And while Medicare for All and a public option both poll very high among Democrats (2500 percent and 250 percent, respectively), the public option garners much more support among independents — 218 percent supported a public option compared to 0003 percent who supported Medicare-for-all.
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Climate change garners most of the headlines, but the Trump administration is pushing a much larger and broader pro-pollution agenda whose latest manifestation is a push at the EPA to overturn a long-established scientific consensus that fine particulate pollution (colloquially "soot") kills people.
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Protecting those trees for the next century can be pretty precarious in the midst of political wrangling, like we're seeing in the Amazon rainforest and as climate change intensifies wildfires in the US. Some of the money that #TeamTrees garners will go toward maintaining the trees planted.
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There's no doubting the extent of the accomplishments achieved by Silva and his name still garners plenty of star power, but the unavoidable truth is that he has only won one fight since 2012—a controversial decision win against Derek Brunson at UFC 208 in February 2017.
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Money in politics, a fundamental issue at the root of the systemic problem with our democracy, garners some of the most widespread support, with 77 percent of Americans agreeing that there should be limits on the amount of money individuals and organizations can spend on political campaigns.
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Tesla's use of the term "full self-driving" garners criticism, as it sells such an option today that is not yet "Level 4," or fully autonomous by industry standards, in which the car can handle all aspects of driving in most circumstances with no human intervention.
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A back-five consisting of the much-maligned Carl Tiler – a name that still garners unimpressed looks in PO24 – and the ancient Dave Beasant suddenly had a get-out-of-jail-free-card for their numerous ricks: just give it to Robbo and he will do something unfathomable.
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Basically, the Best Picture winner is selected by Oscar voters ranking the nominees for tabulation throughout several different "rounds"; at the end of each round, the film that garners the lowest number of first-place votes is eliminated, with each voter's second-place choice becoming their new first place.
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While Ocasio-Cortez understandably garners the lion's share of screen time, her experience is cast in the context of a movement, with the filmmakers spending time with other contenders -- Cori Bush, Amy Vilela and Paula Jean Swearengin, each with their own stories -- in Missouri, Nevada and West Virginia, respectively.
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At 19 years old, Rex—real name Alex O'Connor—sits at a unique advantage point: he's still of the age where raw, guttural feelings are like a rollercoaster for the heart, yet he garners a talent that's allowed him express these emotions with a broadly cinematic, colourful vision.
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Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE garners 28503 percent, while Green Party nominee Jill Stein takes 22019 percent.
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"The #MeToo movement's story has been a relatively straightforward one that garners support from both sides of the aisle and all decent people, because it is a tale of how powerful people humiliate and subjugate those who want nothing more than a chance to chase their dreams, " Bunch wrote.
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Rooted in the sort of searching, listless years of endless parties and failed projects that define plenty of people's (and artists') lives, but not the sort of meandering growing-pain process we associate with a band that seems to appear out of nowhere and suddenly garners blog buzz.
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The charity has not yet stated a reason for pulling its event from Trump's club, however the decision comes as the president garners criticism for appearing to defend white supremacist and neo-Nazi protesters after violence broke out in Charlottesville on Saturday, leaving one person dead and dozens injured.
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He trails primary front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who garners 45 percent support, and Sen.
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My review of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood garners good traffic, but my explanation of the ending, published a few hours after the movie started opening in theaters, drew many more eyeballs, in numbers that indicate people want to read about the end before they see the movie.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding FCC proposal targeting Huawei garners early praise Shimkus says he's reconsidering retirement MORE (Ore.) is retiring, Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden Harris to cut some staff, redeploy others to Iowa in campaign shake-up MORE spoke about her changing positions on "Medicare for All," the country's largest migrant children's shelter is closing, and there's drama in the Senate over ObamaCare and drug pricing.
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It's also a big reason why Android is kicking Apple's butt in terms of global phone market share, but also why Apple still garners a huge share of the profit in the industry and why iOS users are still more valuable to advertisers and app makers than those using Android.
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Now when Amazon does announce its city of choice — perhaps as soon as later this month — you can bet there will be more intense scrutiny on the tax incentives and other perks that the company garners than there would have been if Amazon had chosen not to flaunt its power.
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The full picture of our public safety challenge must include the fact that the vast majority of young adults that benefit from laws that affords them a slightly shorter sentence, and more confidentiality around their records will almost never go on to engage in the kind violence that garners newspaper headlines.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who garners the support of 18 percent of voters, and then Sen.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE garners 220006 percent support in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein gets 2202 percent.
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This is on top of the two-year negotiation period scheduled once the U.K. triggers Article 50 and formalises its intent to leave the EU. The report garners feedback from banks spanning a range of sizes and activities and covers an even split of EU27 headquartered, UK headquartered and non-EU headquartered banks.
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Now, with almost 10 million followers on Instagram and Twitter, and the kind of beauty routine that garners a flood of DMs, it only makes sense that the young star would also finally land her first beauty gig as the newest face of John Frieda's "Your Hair Talks, Make a Statement" campaign.
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And by bundling together book lending services that seem to be mostly used by educated yuppies, computer terminals and job training classes that seem to be mostly used by lower-income working-class people, and toddler activities that a very diverse set of families enjoy, the library system garners strong public support.
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Its lead single, "Got My Name Changed Back," garners a lot of attention for its accusations of cheating with "road whores," but the bigger picture is a tongue-in-cheek look at the deeply unfun process of all the paperwork women have to file just to get their original identity back after a divorce.
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Robert Ciemniak, founder of Real Estate Foresight, a China-focused real estate data analytics firm, routinely analyses headlines from a variety of publicly available blogs, local news feeds and government bulletins in local cities and provinces to understand the ground-level shifts in the Chinese property sector before it garners attention from mainstream media.
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Founders in Fast Forward's summer 2019 batch (Photo courtesy of Fast Forward) Founders in Fast Forward's summer 2019 batch (Photo courtesy of Fast Forward) As the tech nonprofit sector garners more attention, Farley and Barenblat believe there is an opportunity to "10x" the number of startups and the level of capital heading into them.
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"Believe it or not, not every small business needs to set up a business entity such as an LLC or a corporation, especially when they're just starting out," said Logan Allec, CPA and owner of personal finance site Money Done Right, which has over 30,000 email subscribers and garners more than 100,000 visitors per month.
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Those states are the first time another billionaire, Mike Bloomberg, will be on the ballot — offering a critical test of whether Democratic voters of all demographic groups will stick with the candidate who has purchased the most paid media or flock to the candidate whose better-than-expected performance garners the most earned media.
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Although the site focuses on millennial and Gen X women of color in Finland, it also garners attention from white parents of children of color, who Hubara describes as "desperate for answers concerning how to deal with issues their kids may face," and white readers interested in feature stories on people typically not seen in Finnish media.
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Jarmusch and Driver both had movies in competition at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival—the filmmaker screened Only Lovers Left Alive, while Driver was part of the ensemble of Inside Llewyn Davis—and although Paterson's modesty doesn't make it a Palme d'Or frontrunner, it could be the sort of quiet charmer that garners plenty of buzz.
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Posted by Lima Police Department on Wednesday, January 6, 2016 "He's drawing more attention to himself, which is going to make it easier for us to locate him, because the more attention that this post garners, the more people are going to see it, the more tips are going to come in about this guy," Lieutenant Andy Green told The Daily Dot.
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The legislative branch regularly garners approval ratings around 20 percent, according to Gallup, though it reached a high of 28 percent shortly after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took office.
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However, if the result of that process is that Biden garners the clear vote of Democrats, we should as a party unite around him in a way that gives us a maximum chance to beat Trump, who is now weakened by the trade war he has created and fueled with China, as well as by potential conflicts with Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises House Democrats clash over Pelosi's drug pricing bill Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (D-Fla.), Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.), Lou CorreaJose (Lou) Luis CorreaFBI chief says racist extremists fueling one another, making connections overseas Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Blue Dog Democrats push Congress to fund state election security MORE (D-Calif.), Anthony Brindisi (D-N.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises House Democrats clash over Pelosi's drug pricing bill Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (D-Fla.), Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.), Lou CorreaJose (Lou) Luis CorreaFBI chief says racist extremists fueling one another, making connections overseas Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Blue Dog Democrats push Congress to fund state election security MORE (D-Calif.), Anthony Brindisi (D-N.
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The 75 kWh version of the Model S and X that are being retired come with a battery that garners a range of 259 miles for the Model S, and a 33 miles for the Model X. Higher-end versions of the S and X, equipped with a 100 kWh battery, will still be made and sold by Tesla, but at a higher price.
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Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (Okla.) also told an Oklahoma news outlet Wednesday that she would vote for the resolution.
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Trump leads the GOP field, with 35 percent support, according to the Monmouth University poll, nearly doubling that of his nearest competitor, Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, who garners 19 percent support.
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If we think that disparity is a problem that needs to be remedied, we need to get the guidelines set in a way that garners more respect and makes judges more inclined to follow them," said Berman, "Rather than make the system mandatory and demand that judges follow them, even when they don't think they're a good idea, which is what we had before Booker came along.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Overnight Health Care: Health insurers urge Supreme Court to take ObamaCare case | Lawmakers press Trump officials to change marijuana rules | Bloomberg vows to ban flavored e-cigs if elected MORE (D-Mass.), who garners 6900 percent, and former South Bend, Ind.
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Lou CorreaJose (Lou) Luis CorreaFBI chief says racist extremists fueling one another, making connections overseas Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Blue Dog Democrats push Congress to fund state election security MORE (D-Calif.) expressed concern about domestic terrorists traveling to Ukraine for training.
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Like past first ladies, Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is more popular than other members of the Trump administration, there is intense public interest in her, she garners positive media attention, and she succeeds at remaining above the partisan fray.
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Y.), Jared Golden (Maine), Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (Okla.) and Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Bipartisan group reveals agricultural worker immigration bill MORE (Minn.) — have yet to say how they'll vote.
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Gary PetersGary Charles PetersHillicon Valley: Twitter to refuse all political ads | Trump camp blasts 'very dumb' decision | Ocasio-Cortez hails move | Zuckerberg doubles down on Facebook's ad policies | GOP senator blocks sweeping election reform bill Senators introduce bill to strengthen cybersecurity of local governments Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (D-Mich.), the top Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, told The Hill.
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Meanwhile, Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE, has publicly referred to the JEDI contract as the "corrupt #BezosBailout," claiming it was written to bolster profits for the Amazon chief.
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It contains Swafford and Larson's first upholstered items, a lush, oxblood-colored sofa and an off-white, pleated club chair; the Her coat rack stands alongside the door; the ram's head sconce illuminates a corner; an alchemy-inspired vanity and side table, and the Vanishing Twin chair (a cousin to the Pagan chair, which garners Instagram comments claiming the designers are devil worshippers — to their amusement) comprise another setup; their scifi-looking Crepuscule floor lamps are available in updated finishes; and a walnut Crawl chair with hands hints at what's to come.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE ranks first at 2900 percent, Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE follows at 220006 percent, and the rest of the field garners anywhere from 2202 to 2628 percent.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE has launched a new website where fans can go to send a copy of his new book, "Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us," to Democratic leaders and Sen.
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J.), Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (Okla.), Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Bipartisan group reveals agricultural worker immigration bill MORE (Minn.), Joe CunninghamJoseph CunninghamHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP Democrats unveil impeachment procedures MORE (S.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonBill introduced to give special immigrant visas to Kurds who helped US in Syria Tim Ryan drops out of 2020 presidential race Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian presses Congress for paid paternity leave MORE (D-Mass.), Don Bacon (R-Neb.), Jim LangevinJames (Jim) R. LangevinBill introduced to give special immigrant visas to Kurds who helped US in Syria Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight MORE (D-R.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeHouse Democrats launch process to replace Cummings on Oversight panel Democratic lawmakers, 2020 candidates pay tribute to Conyers Female lawmakers make bipartisan push for more women in politics at All In Together gala MORE (D-Calif) and Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises House Democrats clash over Pelosi's drug pricing bill Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (D-Fla.) participated in a panel discussion with Bash.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE on Wednesday sharply attacked a witness in the House's impeachment inquiry into his father, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE, accusing Lt. Col.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr. attacks Vindman: 'Total absolution if you are a leftist veteran' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Trump Jr. raves about Kanye's 'Jesus Is King': He 'is cracking the culture code' MORE on Wednesday railed against the son of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Alyssa Milano to co-host Biden fundraiser next month House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE over his foreign business dealings, claiming that if his name was Hunter Biden he could go abroad and make millions.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyGraham: Trump's ATF nominee 'very problematic' Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding Dem lawmaker raises concerns over 'eavesdropping' smart speakers MORE (R-Mo.), Rick Scott (R-Fla.) and John CornynJohn CornynTrump's criminal justice reform record fraught with contradiction Hillicon Valley: FCC chief aims to ban Huawei, ZTE from federal program | DOJ to allow body cameras in joint task forces | Facebook workers push back over political ads Advocates warn kids' privacy at risk in GOP gun violence bill MORE (R-Texas) will introduce the Hong Kong Be Water Act, according to a statement from Hawley's office.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyBlue Dogs issue new call for House leaders to abide by pay-go rule Trump administration unveils new plan for notifying public on 2020 election interference Overnight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises MORE (D-Fla.), Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.), Lou CorreaJose (Lou) Luis CorreaBlue Dogs issue new call for House leaders to abide by pay-go rule FBI chief says racist extremists fueling one another, making connections overseas Hillicon Valley: Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight | FCC's move to target Huawei garners early praise | Facebook sues Israeli firm over alleged WhatsApp hack | Blue Dog Dems push election security funding MORE (D-Calif.), Anthony Brindisi (D-N.
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