I would gobble up my books, and when I finished them I would gobble up the newspaper.
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But sometimes natural predators gobble up their eggs and larvae.
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And they really gobble up the court with their size.
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You can gobble up information on tips, articles, polls, and more.
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When media giants gobble up local news stations, there are repercussions.
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Some Chinese economists have called SOEs deadweights that gobble up resources.
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Pensions gobble up 44% of federal spending, or 8.5% of GDP.
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We're seeing storms gobble up other storms to grow into superstorms.
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Your spam filter may gobble up legitimate emails from a client.
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Worse, the tuna gobble up lots of wild mackerel and squid.
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Consequently, big corporations will gobble up even more of the economy.
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And Facebook Live is trying to gobble up everything in sight.
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Alden's Digital First Media wanted to gobble up Gannett, but failed.
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The dinosaurs didn&apost gobble up all the attention this weekend, however.
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They expected the copepods to gobble up the toxin-free dinoflagellates quickly.
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I immediately began to gobble up [the sequel] Bring Up the Bodies.
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You have another huge story that's going to gobble up more time.
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Childcare is among the largest expenses that gobble up US family budgets.
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Its huge dust canister can gobble up a lot of fluffy fur.
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Banks and big fintechs will gobble up startups and consolidate the sector.
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Microbes gobble up the nutrients, leaving behind cellulose, a form of fiber.
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The big tech firms have also been keen to gobble up potential rivals.
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But the cost will still gobble up over a tenth of his salary.
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Costs gobble up 57% of their revenue, compared with 0003% at private banks.
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Curious about those kids who gobble up fruits and veggies without a fight?
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He had a pretty clean shot on goal that Martin Jones couldn't gobble up.
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Yet the public was watching Aldridge slowly gobble up the Thunder on his own.
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They gobble up 3.4m tonnes a year, a ladle a day for each person.
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Mr Groen's attempt to gobble up Just Eat marks the biggest foray so far.
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I tried to gobble up as much as my exhausted, strained eyes would allow.
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Indians now gobble up nearly three times as much data on their phones as Americans.
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But those people are idiots who simply gobble up whatever the lamestream media feeds them.
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The first study explores why seabirds are so inclined to gobble up marine plastic pollution.
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That has allowed Google and Facebook to gobble up most of the digital-advertising market.
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Can they control tempo and protect the rim and gobble up every rebound in sight?
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NYU's Scott Galloway loves making big predictions about what companies Amazon will gobble up next.
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Which ones do we gobble up, and which ones do we take our time with?
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That means the amount households gobble up may even have passed its high-water mark.
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Private firms are much more productive, but state firms gobble up a disproportionate share of resources.
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And of course it spent $13.7 billion to gobble up the natural food leviathan Whole Foods.
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On average, IBISWorld found that wages will gobble up 215 percent, and food purchases 21 percent.
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E-commerce giants like Amazon continue to gobble up market share from brick-and-mortar stores.
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My dad and I set the table and gobble up the pizza while it's still hot.
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Uber's unabashed play to gobble up the desperate workforce came as no surprise to industry observers.
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Candidates who gobble up the vast amount of endorsement from elected officials usually win presidential primaries.
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They will eventually be able to gobble up a total 14,000 tons of plastic each year.
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Some are confident the world's refineries will gobble up these barrels when they finish seasonal maintenance.
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She is right to try to limit giant firms' efforts to influence politics and gobble up rivals.
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There will also be opportunities to chat with Star Trek experts and gobble up Star Trek treats.
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Then you let Facebook gobble up election advertising, that area of the attention economy ... Without any regulation.
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And all you really need is some potatoes and butter and we'll gobble up the whole bowl.
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Why it matters: Facebook is trying to gobble up more ad dollars by pushing out original content.
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But recently, the Air Force managed to gobble up more than 200 acquisitions in just one week.
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Awesome ... 'cause you can gobble up the insane mansion John Henry owned down in Boca Raton, Florida!!
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They go through the same aggravating irritation when they gobble up the chilly sweet stuff too fast.
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Facebook and Google now gobble up the vast majority of the ad money that long supported newsrooms.
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In that time, streaming rivals like Netflix, Hulu and Apple have continued to gobble up television projects.
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Screens gobble up, by recent estimates, more than 10 hours of our day, every day, on average.
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We talked with Siemiatkowski about how Klarna survives as they gobble up more of the retail industry.
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Amazon could always throw a curve ball as it attempts to gobble up every industry in its path.
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Maybe those Windows users are gaming, or spreadsheeting, or doing something else to gobble up all those gigabytes!
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We strip the smoked eels of their skins and gobble up big chunks of fish off the bone.
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These organisms are known to gobble up carbon dioxide and hydrogen, and then release methane as a byproduct.
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I gobble up every scrap of information, watching every trailer repeatedly to glean new knowledge about the game.
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We also personally recommend that before you head downstairs, you gobble up some of their stellar vegetarian tacos.
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That's exactly how reef-dwelling Anomalops katoptron fish find and gobble up their planktonic prey, German scientists found.
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Fish also gobble up fragments of deteriorated plastic, which contain harmful chemicals that spread throughout the food chain.
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This "opportunity" to buy low and sell high has led many hospitals to gobble up community oncology practices.
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Holiday said watching Davis gobble up rebounds and draw the defense makes it easier for him to operate.
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They may also be able to gobble up nutrients that competing invaders like C. difficile need to survive.
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You'll get the best speed with a direct line for the machines that gobble up the most bandwidth.
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But even as Americans gobble up "fake news," there is the sense that something crucial has been lost.
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Guess he thinks our Unlimited data plans are pretty fly and he couldn't help but gobble up our deals!
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Me and my friend would go all around—Michigan, Pennsylvania, Canada—and just gobble up whatever we could find.
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Fast forward to November, and Ford decided to gobble up Spin in a deal worth close to $100 million.
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Laggards may have little incentive to invest, since they are worried that frontier firms will gobble up their innovations.
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But Milanote reckons its platform can at least be a contender in the race to gobble up creatives' dollars.
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Just like the herd of miniature deer, the big bears seem more than happy to gobble up my food.
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From manufacturing to retailing, giant companies have managed to gobble up a larger and larger share of the market.
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When extended, the Aircurv's inflatable batten will gobble up a bit of space, especially in an already cramped bathroom.
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The average monthly rent in London, £1,561 (~$0003,065), will gobble up all but £5,628 (~$22013,2140) — or 2000% — of that.
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If that sounds familiar, that's because it's part of a trend — ISPs are eager to gobble up content creators.
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Its air cargo sector has also started to gobble up market share in the next-day air delivery industry.
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Raising a world-class athlete under your own roof can easily gobble up your life and your bank account.
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It's how Amazon has managed to gobble up 20 percent of the U.S. online retail market, according to RBC.
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The navigation bar in Facebook Lite doesn't include a button to view videos, because they gobble up mobile data.
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"Our intent was not to shoot the moon here and gobble up exclusions," said Mike Ward, the company's president.
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Both giants, plus Ant Financial, an Alibaba sister firm, are spending big to gobble up pieces of the action.
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Regulators are in the process of considering whether to allow the tech giant to gobble up all this data.
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An extra $2.5 billion, which the insane wall plan and the increase in military spending will immediately gobble up.
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From manufacturing to retailing, giant companies have managed to gobble up a larger and larger share of the market.
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Those are the stocks to gobble up quickly if you want to take advantage of a correction, Cramer said.
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That thirst for the unambiguous approval we gobble up on social media doesn't define who we are as whole selves.
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If another worm crashes into you, you can gobble up their life force and save yourself a ton of work.
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If the pest is not controlled, it could gobble up as much as 20% of the region's total maize crop.
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"Eventually it will break into little pieces, and then other cells come and gobble up the little pieces," she said.
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Introduce these guys in large enough numbers and they can gobble up C. diff's food supply, starving the infection out.
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In just over a decade, trillion-dollar annual interest payments will gobble up a larger share of the federal budget.
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Entire families come out on the weekend to gobble up these dishes in order to fuel their famous festive lifestyle.
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Big media companies are struggling for their survival as Google and Facebook gobble up most of the digital-advertising pie.
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Maybe you gobble up a season of television in a day to be among the first to say you did.
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Sarcasm aside, few big social media players come to market, so investors will be sure to gobble up Snap shares.
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It announced plans to gobble up Telenor India in a move that will bolster it with an additional 44 million subscribers.
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But they're only effective in areas with low population density — too many users can gobble up the bandwidth in a hurry.
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Amazon's plan to gobble up Whole Foods may have a bigger impact on food retailers than Wall Street has been discussing.
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The females may gobble up the male before, during or after mating, so males have evolved various ways to cheat death.
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First, his rivals, fixated on each other, competed for and split the same territory, enabling Gillum to gobble up different ground.
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I gobble up stuff other people share — I have no judgment — but I don't have a strong inclination to share, myself.
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The F.T.C. has also allowed Facebook to gobble up any company that could possibly compete against it, including Instagram and WhatsApp.
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A host of prosaic but urgent requirements would probably gobble up a good chunk—even if this money represented real, new dollars.
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The galaxy's vast surplus of gas allows young stars to develop at warp speed, threatening to gobble up the food supply entirely.
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Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, the public, and regulators, awoke to how tech companies gobble up and profit from users' data.
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Even then, you won't be able to do much in the operating system, because emulators gobble up a lot of processing power.
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The reason why it's creepy is because this is just another avenue for Facebook to gobble up information about your personal life.
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The lava is scorching hot, it glows bright orange, and it has the power to gobble up anything that crosses its path.
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We decided to gobble up as much speed as we could and push it all the way through to the next day.
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For decades, we've allowed multinational corporations to gobble up competition in the markets that farmers and ranchers buy from and sell to.
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Illinois is struggling with a $6.7 billion bill backlog as pensions and debt payments gobble up a big chunk of available revenue.
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Do you think you'd be observant enough to notice that this checkout front-plate was about to gobble up your card details?
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This unfortunately sends the signal that those companies as well can continue to gobble up adjacent properties and grow their market power.
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Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook and Microsoft have all used acquisitions in the region to gobble up promising technology and sought-after engineers.
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Sinclair shouldn't be allowed to gobble up another 42 stations to add to its outsize and deleterious role in our civic life.
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One of the stock market's biggest problems is how a handful of technology stocks continue to gobble up more of the market.
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As a result, startups can lose out to big outsourcing firms, which are able to gobble up a disproportionate share of the visas.
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No. 6 is Wal-Mart, and investors want to gobble up this stock with the assumption that it could break out and Jet.
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Sprint isn't much better with a 23GB limit, while T-Mobile lets you gobble up 50GB of data before potentially reducing your speeds.
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Levies of 2-3% may sound small, but are high enough to gobble up a big chunk of the annual returns investors make.
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Tinder's enjoyed success in the online dating app market, but it is currently beset by competitors looking to gobble up its market share.
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The idea is for the PE firm to buy a controlling stake and, in the process, gobble up the shares of early investors.
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Hospital systems continue to merge with each other and gobble up doctors' practices, which lets them charge more for the care they provide.
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But the big firms are starting to gobble up or squeeze out the small businesses through which poorer North Koreans make a living.
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For Tribune Publishing to enlist the so-called Pac-Man defense and gobble up its larger rival instead would be considerably more expensive.
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Humans also move invasive species across the globe, and the newcomers can take over ecosystems and gobble up resources that sustain native animals.
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But its efforts to support publishers also come as Google and Facebook continue to gobble up money once earmarked for the news industry.
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As Steve tries to warn the town, the gelatinous villain goes on to gobble up the local mechanic and invade the movie theater.
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Black holes don't just gobble up material, they blast it out as well -- usually in the form of jets or beams of material.
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If you're a pet owner, you'll appreciate how much fur this vac can gobble up before you need to empty the dust canister.
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With some of these cold-weather keepers, they can go out and enjoy the breathtaking snowy scenery and gobble up the uncrowded trails.
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The vast majority of EB-5 money goes to New York City, where developers gobble up the cheap capital for expensive high-rises.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz blames Procter & Gamble for allowing online shave club rivals to gobble up razor market share from its Gillette business.
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During the financial crisis, as most people will remember, the government all but insisted that the healthiest banks gobble up the failing banks.
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But it's easy to understand that if Medicaid spending keeps growing it will gobble up larger and larger chunks of federal and state spending.
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I pop my prescribed migraine pill, wash it down with instant coffee, and gobble up my breakfast burrito loaded with eggs, cheese, and zucchini.
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The Fed announced on Friday it will launch a new program next week that will gobble up $60 billion of Treasury bills per month.
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The internet also continues to gobble up share, with sales at so-called non-store retailers gaining 10.2 percent in April on the year.
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It would seem that there's no way for a single company to gobble up the entire market as a whole, even if it's Didi.
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The pensions bill consumes more than half the government's non-interest spending and, if nothing is done, will within ten years gobble up 80%.
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And it will run 13 ... or 18 ... or 24(?!) episodes per season, and we'll all gobble up exactly as much as we can get.
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Meanwhile, the UAE's actions in Yemen appear part of a larger strategy to gobble up ports along some of the world's busiest shipping routes.
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And when challenged by a scrappy upstart, it is likely that they will gobble up the talent, technology and business of any aspiring competitor.
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Companies used the money to invest in equipment and research, as well as to gobble up other companies and buy back their own stock.
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She's racked up fans thanks to her uncanny ability to predict just what foodies will be eager to gobble up, melding freshness with tradition.
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That is, the company can't bill you if you gobble up more data, like some broadband companies, such as Comcast*, have started to do.
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Macrophages gobble up and destroy microbes and other foreign substances, but cancer cells can evade capture by flipping an "off" switch on the macrophage.
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"The way nature designed goats, they gobble up as much food as they can in about half an hour," Larry explained the other day.
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That does not give it license to be a poor steward of resources and gobble up tax dollars at the expense of other programs.
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Shere Khan is a single-minded villain in the animated film, someone who wants to gobble up Mowgli because man doesn't belong in the jungle.
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But because I is refusing to gobble up human beans like the other giants, I must spend my life guzzling up icky-poo snozzcumbers instead.
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There's still a risk that the internet will be carved up or deemphasized as ISPs gobble up television companies and start to act like them.
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These lady beetles, which are likely a species called "convergent lady beetles," are beneficial critters, emphasized Kring, as they gobble up and control insect populations.
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But I like my saucers with a few more features than simply keep the rain off of fanboys while they gobble up Apple's talking points.
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They're also spraying larvacide and planting thousands of minnows in the waterways to gobble up the mosquito larvae before they can grow into dangerous adults.
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Afterwards, wastewater is briefly brought into contact with the starved bacteria which are gluttonous and gobble up the organic matter without ingesting all of it.
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But that means it's asking creators to start making revenue on their platform without any clear expectation of how much it will gobble up later.
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Finally, your internet service provider (ISP) wants to make sure that it too can gobble up personal information as you download movies or stream music.
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Ad agencies face growing pressure from clients and publishers alike as Facebook, Google, and emerging platforms gobble up an increasing share of digital ad spend.
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But revenue diversification is a natural next step for ad-based media companies as Facebook and Google gobble up most of the online ad pie.
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The big picture: Health spending is still growing somewhat faster than GDP, meaning it will continue to gobble up more and more of our GDP.
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By reintroducing his rebate rule, President Trump could lower drug prices by excluding the middlemen who gobble up much of the current price-discount savings.
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In fact, a small amount of residual sugar often remains in wine naturally, even when the yeast are permitted to gobble up all they can.
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ITK's got you covered for the food-focused frenzy that might await partisan revelers and could gobble up discussions at the dinner table next Thursday.
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Streaming and downloading video online is expected to gobble up 82 percent of all consumer internet traffic by 2022, according to a Cisco white paper.
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And despite the increased scrutiny on its competitive practices, it's shown no sign of slowing down with its mission to gobble up everything in sight.
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Parents, of course, might view true heroics as getting their children to willingly gobble up vegetables, and B&G has something for them as well.
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Starburst galaxies are known for being a hotbed for star formation — producing at such a breakneck speed they gobble up gas faster than it can replenish.
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Starburst galaxies are known for being a hotbed for star formation — producing at such a breakneck speed they gobble up gas faster than it can replenish.
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Three European veterans — Frank Lampard and Andrea Pirlo, both central midfielders, and forward David Villa — gobble up most of the payroll and limit his tactical flexibility.
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But the GPUs also have new destinations: notably data centres where artificial-intelligence (AI) programmes gobble up the vast quantities of computing power that they generate.
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Instead Lotfi Bensassi, Mr Chahed's economic adviser, is aiming for 4-5% economic growth, so that public wages gobble up just 12% of GDP by 2020.
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I was a follower for longer than I was a leader, but I used that time wisely to gobble up as many lessons as I could.
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If regulators allow the company to gobble up smaller rival Tribune, Sinclair could control more than 230 stations, which reach 72 percent of the American public.
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Just about everyone knows how Pac-Man is supposed to work, but just in case: You gobble up dots to gain points while avoiding four ghosts.
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Portrush's punishing rough is just waiting to gobble up errant shots, a double-bogey or worse awaiting Lowry or anyone else who strays from the fairway.
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And a few simply don't buy into the allure of the traditional Wall Street offering anymore as they gobble up tons of money in private deals.
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But since the taper community moved online in the early 00s, it's become ridiculously easy to gobble up as many concerts as you could possibly want.
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READ: Deval Patrick and Biden are looking to gobble up Beto's organization and staff That is exactly the case Sanders made to the crowd in Fresno.
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Tamanduas love to gobble up termites and — you guessed it — ants, though this doesn't make them an effective form of pest control, according to many experts.
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In some ecosystems, this might not be a worry — animals that relied on mosquitoes for food would just gobble up other insects that filled the niche.
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Lovely. How long do you think it'll be before the Metal Men gobble up that industry, you expensive, less efficient, and increasingly unnecessary piece of labor?
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While the company sells 3D printers at a low margin, "they just gobble up the materials and sell them at a really high margin," he said.
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According to analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, families that make more than $100,000 a year would gobble up 70 percent of the total benefits.
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But the menu has a gang of sushi options and even a few "Chalkboard Specials," where you can gobble up standouts like the Soft Shell Crab Sammich.
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A big portion of the Quinn fanbase are teenage girls who don't just gobble up the comics and merch, but also consumer the cartoons Quinn is in.
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Bolting new weaponry, such as laser guns, onto old hulls will be tricky, given the colossal amount of electric power that the latest weapons will gobble up.
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If the pest is not controlled, it could gobble up as much as 20% of the region's maize, a staple for more than 200m sub-Saharan Africans.
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Amazon's retail business continues to grow, and chug along, and gobble up share from offline commerce and other companies desperately trying to up their e-commerce game.
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As the United States debates the future of nuclear energy, China and Russia continue to gobble up contracts around the globe, spreading their influence through economic cooperation.
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Normally, we don't seek out at-home comfort food abroad; but that doesn't mean I don't gobble up every juicy bite of this gooey burger and fries.
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That means Facebook can gobble up potential competitors, as it already has with Instagram, and crowd out upstarts in fields such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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And Netflix continues to gobble up talent, striking megadeals with the producers Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes, not to mention the Hollywood newcomers Barack and Michelle Obama.
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That's because our aging Sun will have expanded to such a point that it will gobble up its closest planets, Mercury and Venus, and maybe Earth, too.
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" Retrospectively, I loved these as much, if not more than the stuff I continued to gobble up through my adolescence, such as the 1965 "Flipper" parody entitled "Flapper.
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If sequels, remakes, and other nine-figure franchise blockbusters are its core business, then the academy shouldn't be surprised when smaller movies gobble up all the awards attention.
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Consider season two's midsection, in which Logan launches a seemingly doomed bid to gobble up a company called Pierce (a thinly veiled version of the New York Times).
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Aside from taking up space in devices, full versions of apps have many features that take time to load, while others gobble up large amounts of mobile data.
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It's a neat feature to have but it can gobble up gigabytes of room on your handset if you've got half the country saved to your local storage.
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Meanwhile, Facebook continues to gobble up data secretly, even as it faces potential fines from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that could soar into the billions of dollars.
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Photo: GettyInternet service providers gobble up a disconcerting amount of information about you—your browsing history, your geolocation information, your financial information, and a lot (a lot) more.
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Rivers, Chargers gobble up Cowboys ARLINGTON, Texas — The Los Angeles defense gobbled up the Dallas Cowboys and Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers did the rest for a Thanksgiving victory.
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In the next few months, the Germans would kill or capture much of the Soviet Army, gobble up most of Ukraine, lay siege to Leningrad, and approach Moscow.
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It's long been rumored that the consumer tech behemoth was interested in acquiring Epic to gobble up EHR market share and solidify its place in the healthcare industry.
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Those pressures to actually turn a profit abroad are only further challenged when the foreign government doesn't look kindly upon outside businesses attempting to gobble up market share.
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Elephants — with huge noses and more olfactory receptor genes than any other known animal on Earth — gobble up the fallen fruits (they may make them feel tipsy too).
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Its roots came from a nature documentary Hanawalt watched once, which showed toucans using their long beaks to dig into other birds' nests and gobble up their eggs.
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For one, cellular networks and phones keep getting faster, meaning you will almost certainly use your next phone more and gobble up larger amounts of data than before.
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When my children and I sat outside their preschool, I could see her run in the dog door to gobble up treats when we threw them to her.
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Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg invite Naya Rivera, 2 Chainz and Chris Bosh into the studio to gobble up a Thanksgiving feast, accompanied by the strains of Dreezy.
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Dressing up as spooks and monsters, such those in Fortnite (this year's most popular costume), will gobble up $3.2 billion in temporary apparel without even a bloodcurdling scream.
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Now, champions must gobble up points like Pac-Man pellets, even if a score of say, 212, means little to many spectators except the boiling point of water.
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So far, they've been saved by the fact that we have so many startups that, what they do is, gobble up the startups that will work for them.
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Why it matters: A coup attempt last July intended to topple Erdogan has instead given him justification to gobble up more power and rule in an increasingly authoritarian manner.
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In particular, the giant corporations that gobble up any smaller companies that stand in their way, thereby gradually eating up the competition until customers have nowhere else to go.
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The baseball cap-sporting pup resists the urge to gobble up the stadium hot dog, only taking the most polite nibble, while his owner takes multiple photos of him.
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In response to the slowdown in consumer spending, some game companies will go out of business and others will gobble up the failing ones to strengthen their market positions.
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If Amazon wants to gobble up some of the untapped markets around the world, mainly in Asia and Africa, it will first have to solve the internet connectivity issue.
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Add the disease of depression to that, which really doesn't care how good life is going externally, and I'll gobble up the fries without even tasting one of them.
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So far, analysts like Disney's chances in the streaming wars as it is expected to gobble up subscribers for the $11-per-month service, which will be launched Tuesday.
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But Thursday night's debate — featuring heavyweights like Joseph R. Biden Jr., former vice president, and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont — may gobble up attention from the media and voters.
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What's more, AWS is still growing at a 34% rate compared with Google's 53%, meaning AWS continues to scale and gobble up a greater share of the revenue opportunities.
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The digital media are in the middle of a shakeout, with too many websites chasing too few advertising dollars, as Facebook and Google gobble up much of that revenue.
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Forbes describes them as kids who "have never known a world without smartphones and social media," and who, as a result, "gobble up information quickly" and have no attention span.
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As of late, the streaming site has gone hard with true crime documentaries, that we gobble up — and then deal with paranoia for a few days (or weeks...or months).
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"They are under enormous financial pressure to gobble up more and more of our data so they can deliver better and better personalized ads," Kogan said, according to USA Today.
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And of course, journalists are going to gobble up these leaks when they either advance a story or often they make either White House officials or their boss look bad.
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The company's spending on new warehouses and delivery services has played an important role in helping it gobble up a bigger portion of the money people spend on consumer goods.
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You can seek out blighted areas near hospitals or universities, betting that an expanding institution will eventually gobble up the neighborhood and pay you handsomely for your roofless, collapsing investment.
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As we gobble up news reports on the most microscopic details of the roiling theatrics inside the West Wing, we are undoubtedly developing a higher tolerance for belligerence and melodrama.
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Mediator Google and Facebook continue to gobble up the digital advertising market, siphoning away revenue that once paid for the quality journalism that Google and Facebook now offer for free.
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As rental companies gobble up more and more cars at discounted prices, margins of carmakers like General Motors are imploding, particularly in Sao Paulo, Uber's busiest city in the world.
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Well, that last part isn't exactly coming soon, but new technologies like self-driving cars, mixed reality, and advanced IoT devices that gobble up bandwidth are what onlookers are really anticipating.
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It decided to go after a $22018 billion raise last year — having seen Grab gobble up Uber's local business in Southeast Asia — but it has taken some time to make progress.
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The vacuum—it itself, made from Lego bricks—relies on a sweeping conveyor belt system instead of suction to gobble up random pieces and deposit them into a self-emptying hopper.
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I was here in Geneva two years ago to photograph the EXP 10 Speed 6, the previous two-seater concept that helped Bentley gobble up attention and headlines at the show.
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The white, non-college-educated voters who gobble up Trump's talk on immigrants and Muslims just don't make up enough of the electorate in key swing states to deliver a win.
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It's claimed it can gobble up data from 12 video cameras, along with lidar, radar and ultrasonic sensors, then processes the streams of information to make sense of the outside world.
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That choice has always been a Chrome hallmark, emblematic of the balance between Google's business incentive to gobble up all of your data and its stated goal of respecting user privacy.
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On the contrary, data centers gobble up huge amounts of energy and emit large amounts of heat, a major problem for online video game experiences regularly touted as endless by publishers.
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Media companies have responded with adjustments that are painfully modest compared to the scale of the problem, hoping they can somehow scrape by as Google and Facebook gobble up advertising revenue.
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"I use a lot of stainless steel, so I'm still trying to gobble up every bit of material that I can and not worry about the dollars and cents," he said.
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Despite the tensions, the economic ties between the two countries have persevered; Canadians continue to buy Chinese products, including Huawei smartphones, and the Chinese continue to gobble up Canada Goose jackets.
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The snack company has released its latest holiday-themed flavor, Roasted Turkey, in stores for a limited time for those who prefer to gobble up their turkey in potato chip form.
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Yet the sales growth also obscures a deeper crisis for carmakers such as General Motors: their margins are imploding as rental companies gobble up more and more cars at discounted prices.
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Google confirmed its plan to acquire Fitbit last November, but regulators are in the process of considering whether to allow the tech giant to gobble up all of Fitbit's data. 7.
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The trees are also being ravaged by moths that gobble up their needles and a species of bark beetles that have been killing otherwise healthy trees in the last five years.
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ZTE doesn't think its users care about these features, but we've seen fitness-oriented companies like Fitbit gobble up the smartwatch market (ehm, Pebble), so I think people likely want health stats.
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After a close election, employment growth in firms connected to the winners is nine percentage points higher than in those connected to losers, suggesting that the "winning" firms gobble up market share.
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Becoming ever more powerful according to Moore's law, the rule that the performance of processors doubles every 18 months, they were able to gobble up computing tasks, or "workloads", in the jargon.
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Burd writes that the same thing is happening at public colleges, where tuition is higher for out-of-state students, and bidding wars for them gobble up a growing percentage of aid.
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With the otters gone, sea urchins, which the otters had preyed upon, were now free to gobble up a larger share of kelp — food that would otherwise have sustained fish and crabs.
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The Friday before the application cycle opened for 2017, USCIS and the Justice Department issued new guidance and policies to make it more difficult for computer programmers to gobble up the visas.
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"As they sell off and gobble up the Green Belt to build low-density, unaffordable housing, young families go on struggling to afford a place to live," Fyans said in a statement.
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The lack of FARA enforcement in the decades leading up to Trump's election, after all, allowed Manafort to gobble up piles of cash from the world's most heinous autocrats, and, eventually, Trump.
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The board also discussed the need to address dwindling trade in Japan's government bond market, as the central bank continued to gobble up huge amount of bonds to flood markets with cash.
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However, advertising groups fear the decision would decimate their businesses at a time when Facebook and Google already gobble up more than 90 percent of every new ad dollar spent on the web.
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The bottom line: The saga of Facebook Research will be yet another point for those who believe Facebook will gobble up all the data it can unless it is reined in through regulation.
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Fertilizers running into the ocean can cause algal blooms, which gobble up oxygen to form dead zones where fish can't thrive, but that's not the only thing stripping the ocean of its O2.
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From Frappuccinos to hair dye to Louboutin stilettos, the world at large has been eager to gobble up anything and everything that features dreamy rainbow colors — along with a hefty dose of glitter.
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Huge news for China's ride-sharing industry: It appears that Didi Chuxing will gobble up rival Uber China in a merger deal that will value the combined entity in China at $35 billion.
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This mode of transport may have developed as "an efficient foraging strategy," the authors write, helping the beetles zip across the surface of ponds to gobble up waterlily leaves before their neighbors can.
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Adagas told the Huffington Post the llamas were originally purchased by the owner of a nearby campground to gobble up extraneous foliage, but were relocated to the mountain pass when the seasons changed.
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The reveal stream promised a cinematic new campaign, new patrol areas and social spaces, new PvP content, and a new raid; it won't take long for fans to gobble up every last activity.
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"The government must issue more bonds for spending, which the BOJ can gobble up," he said, adding that Abe needs to compile a supplementary budget of at least 5 trillion yen ($46 billion).
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"The government must issue more bonds for spending, which the BOJ can gobble up," he said, adding that Abe needs to compile a supplementary budget of at least 13 trillion yen ($46 billion).
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Yet I've found a strange sort of comfort in these videos, and I suspect others have, too: When hurricanes or blizzards loom, people gobble up news media about the mad dash to prepare.
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This is known as back loading, and is meant to gobble up a 10 percent bonus awarded for each jump beyond the halfway point of a routine, as skaters' legs begin to tire.
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As the campaigns against ISIS continue, and rival militias on the ground gobble up territory they have surrendered, the risk of direct confrontation between the U.S. and Syria, Iran, or Russia becomes greater.
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Earnings were fueled by robust e-commerce sales, as the company continues to gobble up online brands to compete with Amazon in categories like apparel and home goods, while also scaling its grocery business.
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The college tours, which for wealthy families gobble up vacation time for most of their child's junior year in high school, are another way to signify the means, not the seriousness, of a candidate.
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It's claimed it works quickly enough to gobble up data from 12 video cameras, along with lidar, radar and ultrasonic sensors, then processes the streams of information to make sense of the outside world.
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Those continue to grow and gobble up a larger percentage of advertising revenues as Google shifts more of its business to so-called programmatic advertising and mobile search ads, which inherently have higher TAC.
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It is warmer towards another Macron priority: a tough line on foreign governments, especially China's, that encourage their firms to gobble up "strategic" industries in the EU while making life difficult for European investors.
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Compare that to a full-size shop vac that can gobble up junk for days, you might find yourself getting tired of constantly having to empty the M18 in the middle of a project.
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The Karolinska Institute honored Ohsumi for "brilliant experiments" in the 1990s on autophagy, a phenomenon that literally means "self-eating" and describes how cells gobble up damaged content and provide building blocks for renewal.
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Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed gasoline inventories falling last week for the first time since early November, suggesting that consumers could gobble up more of the world's oil products than expected.
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The streaming services' big push into TV — along with more cable channels producing original content — has sent industry executives into a frenzied competition to gobble up talent, and take bigger risks on new projects.
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In New York earlier this week, JPMorgan executives told analysts and investors they would consider joining forces with an outside company to help drive growth, spurring instant speculation around what it might gobble up.
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That is because newspapers for so long gave it all away for nothing, only to face dire economic consequences when players like Facebook and Google showed up to gobble up the online advertising market.
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READ: Deval Patrick and Biden want to gobble up all of Beto's warriors And wouldn't progressives, in that case, actually want him on the stage to be able to debate him face to face?
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Damselfish larvae that has ingested microplastic particles (Image: Oona M. Lönnstedt)European researchers have discovered that larval fish love to gobble-up plastic microbeads, which stunts their growth and makes them more vulnerable to predators.
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Reviewers with dietary restrictions on fat, sugar and dairy praise this machine for giving them back their summer desserts, and parents report that they're thrilled to find a healthy dessert their kids will gobble up.
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Countries in northern and eastern Europe where consumers gobble up mobile data at low prices favored lower wholesale caps to avoid companies raising prices in their home markets, effectively making poorer customers subsidize frequent travelers.
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Some fans describe a stimulant effect at low doses, others claim a high dose mimics opiates (a claim with some scientific backing) while still others can gobble up the powdered plant with no high whatsoever.
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The Australian was faced with a shot of 210 yards to the hole, a pond waiting to gobble up anything that landed short of the green, as well as a slight headwind at Augusta National.
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These brazen decisions to gobble up shares of a little-known firm at the very moment when such trading was being decried as an abuse of power reflects Congress' anything-goes culture around stock investments.
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That urgency to gobble up more donors will be even more prevalent in the months ahead since candidates Mike Bloomberg and Tom Steyer are billionaires and have extensive personal funds to compete in the race.
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But after eating so many voluminous meals and watching Italians gobble up ice cream at the gelaterias in every town we visited, it was harder and harder to comprehend how they could maintain their slim physiques.
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After spotting a massive tuna creeping around the harbor of L'Escala, Girona, Spain, these guys captured a bit of a feeding mishap when the fish decided to gobble up a seagull that landed on the water.
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One thing Zuckerberg does not take responsibility for, however, is swallowing the internet with his platforms, and using the power, influence, and deep pockets of Facebook to gobble up companies that threaten his social media monopoly.
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As renewable energy continues to gobble up more and more of the new energy capacity coming online, the solar project lending company Wunder Capital has raised $112 million in primarily debt financing to boost its business.
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Amazon - The online retail juggernaut continues to gobble up the lions share of e-commerce and, with its Whole Foods acquisition and other moves, appears ready to swallow up a hefty chunk of traditional retail too.
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The man who guided the Mouse to gobble up so much of Hollywood is nothing if not smooth, sitting in his navy Tom Ford suit, white Tom Ford shirt, black John Lobb shoes and Rolex Daytona.
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The meeting last week, however, shows that Biden, who is the most established moderate in the race, is looking to gobble up as many business leaders as possible for a potential showdown with President Donald Trump.
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That boom, along with rising demand from other Asian nations, has helped gobble up an anticipated LNG glut and boosted spot prices to near four-year highs, breaking a multi-year freeze on new project investment.
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Furthermore, the problem for these ventures can be even worse than for those edtech businesses who stay small, given that their large user bases gobble up cash in both servers and in customer and community support costs.
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Then again, SSRF also teaches that solar eclipses are caused by ghosts eating the sun and that these ghosts will gobble up your sattva, rajas, and tamas, the three fundamental forces of nature according to Ayurveda yoga.
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Photo: Dan Goodman (AP)Disney may be staring down an opportunity to gobble up Comcast's 30 percent stake in Hulu, according to a new report, which would bring Disney's share in the streaming service to 90 percent.
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Each team can protect between nine (eight skaters and a goalie) and 11 (one goalie, three defencemen, seven forwards) players, leaving a solid selection of talent available for the Golden Knights to gobble up at the draft.
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When you live in a system in which venture capitalism and public investment push a company to gobble up the market until all competitors are vanquished without regard for profits, this is the mindset we end up with.
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Adding threaded messaging, an important component in other services like Yammer, Citrix's Podio and Convo, would level the playing field between collaboration services — and give Slack an opportunity to gobble up a much wider part of the field.
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This ultra bad technology started showing up inside of ATMs across the US last year and lets hackers gobble up credit information without the consumer or the bank knowing, since the hardware is installed inside of the machine.
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"As for the Chinese economy, it might be growing, but it is no longer responsible for the demand needed to gobble up the goods of other countries, which have relied on China's endless growth for years," Cramer said.
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Just look at this critter feel its way around a tunnel: One of the main functions of the organ is to help the moles catch prey items, which they can gobble up in as little as 120 milliseconds.
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Among those monopolies is Facebook, which has proved itself a danger to democracy and a completely irresponsible actor when it comes to private data — though we let it gobble up the most popular applications on the internet anyway.
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Pai has also worked to undermine federal media ownership limits by reinstating an obsolete regulatory loophole that would allow TV broadcast station owners to gobble up smaller rivals, alarming opponents of media consolidation from across the political spectrum.
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City dwellers are consumers, as he sees it; they gobble up resources like meat and coal and natural gas without knowing where they come from or thinking much about the toll that rural Americans pay to supply them.
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But because we do not live in a democracy yet, she can watch from her glass tower while battles rage outside, and her regime—under the directives of Beijing—continues to gobble up the children of Hong Kong.
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Facebook also uses its enormous cash pile to gobble up competitors or to copy their features, and has already hoarded giant amounts of data that provide it with ad-targeting advantages that would-be competitors cannot easily replicate.
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The National Park Service reports that the Everglades are suffering from a barrage of pressure brought on by numerous nonnative species, including exotic fish that gobble up native fish species and melaleuca trees that crowd out indigenous plants.
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Multiply 10 to 15 releases per brand per year times half a dozen companies, and suddenly it becomes very difficult to breakthrough in any meaningful way, especially when Nike and Adidas gobble up so much of the sneakerhead oxygen.
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We are, after all, the ones who gobble up any wellness category; we drool over the aspirational interior design photos on Parachute's Instagram; and we appreciate the beautiful and airy atmosphere of Lunya's boutiques in New York and California.
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While the legislation's supporters hoped to give news outlets and copyright holders some protection from platforms like Google and Facebook that have managed to gobble up advertising revenues, it posed the risk of giving those corporations even more power.
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The movie has its die-hard fans, but it's probably too small and esoteric to win over anyone outside of its fan base and gobble up the second- and third-place votes it would need to stay in contention.
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Something I'd always been wary of about gaming is how frictionlessly it could gobble up hours, leaving me to emerge later, eyes bleary from focusing without blinking enough, body aching from being in the same position for too long.
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Cloud adoption has accelerated over the past few years, as companies increasingly outsource the expensive task of maintaining in-house IT infrastructure — and Azure continues to quietly gobble up market share with an unparalleled 215 percent yearly growth rate.
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It's not completely clear why GoFundMe decided to gobble up YouCaring (or YouCaring chose to sell up), rather than both continuing to grow organically, but one reason could be because of changing business models in the charitable crowdfunding space.
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Since it also has to be a bit educational, the Cookiegorgon learns that while he can gobble up a plate of baked goods in seconds all by himself, life is way more enjoyable when you share with your friends.
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Now Razer aims to gobble up MOL in full by acquiring the remaining 65 percent, which will allow it to grow its alternative revenue streams by pushing fully into payment services by merging MOL's virtual payment platform with zGold.
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That evoked parallels with the Bank of Japan's prolonged stimulus policy under Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, which has seen it gobble up 45 percent of the country's government debt as it tries to hit an elusive 2 percent inflation target.
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A bit of finessing with food coloring and edible glitter make galaxy doughnuts almost as easy to whip up as they are to gobble up — which is likely why loads of people have fallen for the photogenic fried treats.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, its corporate descendant and the world's largest brewer, hopes to soon become much bigger – and more dominant globally – as it prepares to gobble up its closet rival, SABMiller, in a deal worth more than $100 billion.
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Pervasive corruption has also had an effect, with many of the schools that are listed on government budgets not actually functioning at all — "ghost schools" set up to allow officials to gobble up development aid without delivering any services.
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The arrangement held until 1983, when the New York–based WWE (still known as the World Wrestling Federation, before a lawsuit in 2002 forced the name change) began to gobble up other promotions in an attempt to go national.
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But small birds aren't the only threat to grape farming; wild turkeys, which the state of California encouraged to breed as a game species, are known to gobble up all the low-hanging fruit, especially sweeter grapes like merlot.
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The Germans, needing slave labor in their drive to gobble up Europe, herded Jews into a constellation of camps — some in urban factories, some at sprawling sites like Auschwitz-Birkenau, known more for their gas chambers and crematories. Mrs.
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Just as regulators are realizing that allowing Facebook to gobble up all its competitors (including WhatsApp and Instagram) may have been a mistake, Mr. Zuckerberg decides to scramble the eggs to make them harder to separate into independent entities.
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By saying, "Go n-ithe an cat thú is go n-ithe an diabhal an cat," the speaker wishes that a cat gobble up his enemy like a can of Fancy Feast, and that the Devil eat them both.
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Mr. Daunt acknowledged that Barnes & Noble faced significant challenges as it sought to reverse years of decline and Amazon continued to gobble up market share, but he expressed confidence that investing in stores would pay off in the end.
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As Bloomberg noted, Walmart is trying hard to compete online with Amazon, which has so completely dominated e-commerce that it is now opening up its own brick-and-mortar retail locations to gobble up whatever IRL shopping is left.
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More recently, Tencent has begun diversifying even more, with investments into Frontier Developments, the makers of Elite: Dangerous and Planet Coaster, a 12 percent stake in Snapchat, and even rumors that the company plans to gobble up Angry Birds creator Rovio.
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In another case, a descendant of a Portuguese sugar cane farmer who bought land in 1894 is working with Zuckerberg's team so the county doesn't gobble up the family property if there's no one left to pay tax on it.
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The wildfire, fueled by high temperatures, strong winds and dry conditions, has burned more than 27,22016 acres (156,000 hectares) and could gobble up 741,300 acres (200,000 to 73,000 hectares) by the end of Saturday, Chad Morrison of Alberta Wildfire said.
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Well hopefully soon there's going to be some more Fyre Festival content to gobble up — Hulu is in the early stages of developing a docuseries about the self-described luxury music festival with the help of Billboard, Mic, and The Cinemart.
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Now, leading Democratic lawmakers on the House Energy and Commerce committee want to know if Trump's FCC is giving Sinclair "preferential" treatment by reinstating the so-called "UHF discount," which will allow the company to gobble up smaller rival Tribune Media.
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There's much talk of Didi Chuxing's desire to expand overseas now that it has agreed to gobble up Uber's China business, and it just took a big step to extending its international reach via a maiden deal in South America.
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The target, under which the BOJ pledged to print money at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen, was forcing it to gobble up bonds at an unsustainable pace even as it failed to accelerate inflation to a 2 percent target.
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The GT 63 S is a stupendously prodigious example of German high-performance engineering and design applied to the challenging of compelling 4,600 pounds of automobile to gobble up pavement and frighten the uninitiated with with growls, barks, screeches, and whelps.
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This is no longer a show about the ocean as a body of water that can gobble up your secrets, but as a natural force that will inevitably spit them back up at you with a vengeance when the tide rises.
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Kuroda countered criticism that the BOJ was running out of ammunition to accelerate inflation - which has ground to a halt due to slumping oil costs - to 2 percent, saying negative rates won't hamper the bank's efforts to gobble up government bonds.
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I think anyone who's listening to this podcast understands that Google and Facebook own the lion's share of that market; they gobble up more of it all the time, anyone who's tried to sort of compete with them eventually fades away.
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Ignoring water waiting to gobble up a slightly misjudged or mis-hit shot, he took dead aim at the 15th and 17th holes, sticking his tee shot to inside eight feet both times and converting the putts with nerveless precision.
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Amazon sees more users start with its site when online shopping than on any other site, including Google, according to a recent report by Bain & Co. Amazon tends to gobble up the market with big gains during the holiday season.
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And, while the new paper doesn't go so far, I've heard it suggested before that having kids is environmentally unconscionable—that parents are selfish to bring more people onto an already overcrowded planet, to gobble up more of our resources.
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Cover, which was acquired by the U.K.-based mobile reservations, discovery and payments app Velocity, had some early traction, while OpenTable competitor Reserve acquired the payment processor Dash in its bid to gobble up payment real-estate and TabbedOut is doing the same.
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Between the lines: Apple alluded to investors on its last earnings that it plans to focus on how to gobble up more of consumers' time and attention on its device, akin to how a social media company thinks about its user relationship.
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Months before Oculus and HTC had even released their flagship headsets, Jaunt had already raised $100 million from investors with the promise that it was going to capture and gobble up the new VR medium before people event knew what it was.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Snap Inc looks to gobble up a larger share of the $225 billion digital U.S. ad market, the owner of the ephemeral messaging app popular with millennials could find itself facing more demands from advertisers for reliable metrics.
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With the sheer amount of hackers and scammers out there on the internet just waiting to gobble up your precious information, you might consider getting web software that will help you better navigate your browsing experience on your desktop and mobile devices.
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Apple has always positioned itself as a tech company that cares about user privacy, and that sales pitch has become increasingly convincing as data breaches get worse and data-hungry companies like Google gobble up more and more of our personal information.
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Mr. Chester, of the Center for Digital Democracy, said that regulators had overlooked a "huge consolidation" within advertising that has allowed huge holding companies to gobble up agencies and data companies that are increasingly looking for ways to advertise using personal data.
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But as lucrative print ads dwindle, and Facebook and Google gobble up more than two-thirds of the online advertising market, affecting digital-only outlets, too, newspapers are scrambling to build up their subscriber bases and break their reliance on print ads.
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Photo: Andrew Harnik (AP)Facebook is looking to gobble up users' financial information, including such tidbits as "card transactions and checking-account balances," as part of its relentless effort to swallow up yet more of the web, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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But while AMP has succeeded compared to Instant Articles, the tense relationship between publishers and these platforms has only become more clear as Facebook and Google continue to gobble up the vast majority of the web advertising dollars that news outlets need to survive.
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If they are empaths they will feel just as trapped as I do, just as complicit in something they cannot solve — and they will pollute and harm and gobble up the world because that is what it means to live in the 21st century.
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The discovered security issues, identified by IOActive in a report, include a failure to utilize SSL server certificates to send messages as well as poor protection on user accounts that would enable a hacker to gobble up user information like email addresses and phone numbers.
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So not just the ability to track your real-time location, look into and harvest visuals and ambient noise from your domestic environment, and gobble up your metadata, they also thirst for the capability to crack into the content of your digital communications too.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gasoline stocks building on both sides of the Atlantic could undercut a sustained recovery in oil prices, as crude's 30 percent rise in the last month is partly based on hopes that drivers will gobble up most global inventories of the fuel.
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The wealthiest regions continue to pull farther and farther ahead of nearly every other region — including those considered to have "comfortable" economic conditions — as white-hot markets like the San Francisco Bay Area, New York and Washington D.C., gobble up jobs, businesses and talent.
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And though Mr Flatt argues that Brookfield's size means it can gobble up assets that many rivals would find indigestible, there is the matter of eventually exiting these mega-projects, says Lincoln Webb of British Columbia Investment Management Corporation, a client of Brookfield's infrastructure franchise.
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Stellar renaissance Stellar black holes are believed to be commonly scattered across the universe, but they are difficult to detect because they do not normally emit X-rays -- only doing so when they gobble up gas from a star that has ventured close enough.
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Turns out the same enzymes that give bug-eating plants the ability to gobble up flies is remarkably good at breaking apart gluten proteins, according to the study, which could allow gluten-intolerant folks to knock back a beer or a slice of pizza with impunity.
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Karen M. Warkentin, a biologist at Boston University who studies the frogs, said a snake can gobble up a bunch of eggs at once, but wasps can also do severe damage over a couple of days, carrying frog embryos back to a nest to feed their young.
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The commission's chairman, Ajit Pai, who earlier remarked that he planned to take a weed whacker to previous statutes, is also lifting a ban on cross-ownership of a newspaper and TV stations in the same market and making it easier for broadcasters to gobble up peers.
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See his famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, or the "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Mainland Chinese companies have piled into Hong Kong property in 2015-2016, outbidding some of the territory's most powerful developers to gobble up 29 percent of land sold for development in one of the world's most expensive real estate markets, according to new industry figures.
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There was also Wansink's famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, and his "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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The United States has an opportunity to gobble up much of China's growing LNG demand because Beijing has historically sought to diversify its gas supply, and American exporters currently account for a small share of the country's imports, said Hugo Brennan, Asia analyst at risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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Over the past year, regulators around the country have grown increasingly wary regarding the power wielded by Silicon Valley, questioning whether the industry's access to vast amounts of proprietary data — and deep pockets — allow companies to gobble up rivals and maintain their dominance to the detriment of consumers.
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So if a small number of agribusiness middlemen with efficient operations can gobble up a huge share of the market for some commodity and squeeze farmers to offer lower prices, that's fine — as long as even a tiny bit of the savings are passed forward to end users.
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In late July the Department of Justice approved T-Mobile's takeover of Sprint, a $26 billion deal that would allow U.S.'s third-largest wireless carrier to gobble up the fourth-largest provider—so long as T-Mobile and Sprint sell prepaid businesses and wireless spectrum to Dish Network.
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All this to say, when Calloway announced she'd be going on a "world tour" late last year, offering attendees personalized care packages, hand-tossed salads, and a wealth of inspiration for just ( just!) $165 a head, I had no doubt that young, starry-eyed women like myself would gobble up tickets.
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On average, the nation's pigs will gobble up about 90 kilograms of feed apiece in the two months leading up to the Lunar New Year, costing farmers a whopping 38 billion yuan ($5.47 billion) in rations based on a 50:50 mix of soymeal and corn, according to Reuters' calculations.
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So much of Kleber's role is thankless—sometimes he'll venture off his man to block a shot he has no chance at, leaving his man free to gobble up the rebound—but he's a reliable starter on what might be the best bad team this league's seen in years. 9.
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At one point, Vice Media was valued as much as $5.7 billion, and its chief executive, Nancy Dubuc, said late last year that it would be profitable by the next fiscal year, but its fortunes have fallen as internet giants continue to gobble up the bulk of online ad revenue.
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"With the consolidation occurring in the sporting goods industry (note recent bankruptcies of Sports Authority, Gander Mountain, etc.), DKS can continue to gobble up market share from struggling brick-and-mortar competitors and be the 'survivor' of the industry's consolidation (bringing to mind Best Buy in the electronics space), " he added.
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Along the way, the fish, which can grow up to 13 inches, have decimated a number of ocean populations ecologists would prefer to see thrive: ornamental reef fish that draw tourists to Florida, commercially attractive fish like grouper and snapper, and ecologically important fish like grazers, which gobble up harmful algae.
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Along the way, the fish, which can grow up to 252 inches, have decimated a number of ocean populations ecologists would prefer to see thrive: ornamental reef fish that draw tourists to Florida, commercially attractive fish like grouper and snapper, and ecologically important fish like grazers, which gobble up harmful algae.
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But it certainly does seem that Comcast has been socking away a lot of cash, and now that net neutrality is officially off the books, it's using that cash to improve its networks and serve the American peop—or, um, rather, gobble up Fox to become an even bigger media megacorp.[Comcast]
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"When I am an old woman I shall wear purple with a red hat that doesn't go, and doesn't suit me... And gobble up samples in shops and press alarm bells/ And run my stick along the public railings," goes one of my favorite poems, "When I Am Old," by Jenny Joseph.
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You buy a major newspaper, gobble up the country's most famous high-end grocery chain, get heavily into space travel or some shit, transform the economy in mostly dehumanizing ways, block efforts to tax your mega corporation, and force cities to dance for the privilege of being the host to that corporation's second headquarters.
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Young Fish Get Hooked on Plastic MicrobeadsEuropean researchers have discovered that larval fish love to gobble-up plastic microbeads, which…Read more ReadIn the 2016 study, Lönnstedt and Eklöv demonstrated that fish exposed to high concentrations of microplastic particles (tiny beads of polystyrene) exhibit altered behaviors and stunted growth, making them more susceptible to predators.
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"These are not an organism that you should eliminate without repercussion of eliminating a major prey base for aquatic habitats – ponds, marshes, tree holes," Merritt said, noting that there are some fish that feed exclusively on mosquito larvae, spiders that catch adults in their webs, and bats that gobble up swarms of mosquitoes at night.
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Lrrr jokes that our soft-mindedness means we're consistently distracted by our phones — which, fair — but the real too-real joke here is that we'll gobble up any garbage mobile game with the right IP. Whether this is a self-aware joke or a promise that their mobile game will be better than that remains to be seen.
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Adding a few degrees to the average summer temperature in our country will not only make D.C. more of a swamp, it will present incredible difficulties for our nation's farmers and their exports, our water tables and electric grid, and the increasingly ferocious forest fires that gobble up ever-greater portions of state and federal budgets.
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READ: Deval Patrick and Biden try to gobble up Beto's warriors These include addressing sky-high maternal mortality rates among black women and investing $50 billion in historically black colleges, but also a series of other proposals that disproportionately affect black Americans: legalizing marijuana, cancelling student loan debt for the vast majority of borrowers, and ending the cash bail system.
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Sure, the Baby-Sitters Club books have been successfully adapted into graphic novels that today's kids gobble up, but given that "Best Babysitters Ever" plays off some serious '80s nostalgia, a question lurks: Is the book bound to entice parents and librarians who harbor dear memories of cuddling up with their own super-special editions, more than it will speak to children?
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The twin pressures of a political situation that has a tendency to gobble up all available media oxygen and the increased centrality of review aggregation sites like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic (to the degree that movie studios routinely blame bad Rotten Tomatoes scores for their box office failures) have pushed more and more media companies to cut back on culture writing.
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The Fed had been using its digital printing press to gobble up bonds, an operation that in turn was helping drive liquidity and boost asset prices in hopes of goosing economic activity, Read More More market trouble is just around the corner The result was an anemic economic recovery but a stunning rise in stocks — 200 percent in all off the March 2009 financial crisis lows.
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Apparently tungsten used to be called wolfram, and might one day be called wolfram, as the actual element was sort of codiscovered and given multiple (and evocative) names; tungsten is Swedish for heavy stone, but wolfram dates back to a Roman discovery of "lupi spuma," or wolf foam, so called because tungsten dissolves (or eats, in a drooly way) tin the way that wolves gobble up sheep.
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Perhaps the simplest form of regulation would be to break Facebook up — or treat it as a utility so that we could all then feel that when we talk about regulation we're talking about allowing competition, counting metrics that are actually honest and true, and that Facebook has broken so much trust to allow you to simply gobble up every form of competition is probably not in the public interest.
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Gol Chief Financial Officer Richard Lark said the airline needed to incorporate Smiles to avoid "competitive disadvantages," especially with its largest local rival, Latam Airlines Group SA, which earlier this year decided to gobble up its loyalty program company, called Multiplus SA. A key difference in the transactions, however, is that Latam offered cash to investors, while Gol is offering only its own preferred stock, with the exchange ratio yet to be defined.
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The keyboard also frustrates because of the jarring juxtaposition of having individual keys that depress too willingly, seeming to suck the typos from your fingers as letters get snatched out of sequence (and even whole words coaxed out of line), coupled with a backspace key that refuses to perform quickly enough (I've had to crank it right up to the very fastest setting) so it can't gobble up the multiple erroneous strikes quickly enough to edit out all the BS the keyboard is continually spewing.
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Focus on the Power Five conferences that gobble up most of Division I's broadcast revenues, and the picture largely looks the same—black participation percentages are a bit lower in the Big Ten and Pac-12, and the same or higher in the others: African-Americans also make up a disproportionate share of the very best, most valuable athletes in college sports—that is, the prep recruits ranked the highest coming onto campus, and the departing players most coveted by the NFL and the National Basketball Association.
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