"We have, you know, gobs and gobs of data out there," he told Business Insider.
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Bloomberg recently vowed he would spend gobs and gobs of money to defeat Trump, even if he wasn't the nominee.
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" Sizemore said for "gobs and gobs of cash flow being returned to shareholders, it's been tech in the past five or so years.
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"However, it would be accurate to report that there were literally gobs of fruit as well as gobs of poor Robert just about everywhere," one onlooker is supposed to have reported of the explosion—"gobs of fruit" being another Parker unit of praise.
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Today's giants have a big leg up on the next wave of tech: Prediction engines built on machine learning are entirely dependent on gobs and gobs of data.
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Well, I think everybody believes that all of our subscribers are going to gobs and gobs of movie, which is really what they do do in the first couple months they join.
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I took gobs of stuff from both of those books.
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"But I still have gobs of court costs," she said.
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His great epiphany early on was that he could overcome this deficiency by raising gobs and gobs of money, and then using that money to [run] ads that would simply tear down the opponent.
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The sound is excellent, with impressive volume and gobs of bass.
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The sound is excellent, with impressive volume and gobs of bass.
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And through it all, she's making gobs of money doing it.
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The tiger salamander in particular throws off gobs of green light.
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They're raising gobs of money for their candidates this time around.
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Millionaire engineers who get paid gobs of money and barely work.
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Investors have withdrawn gobs of cash from these funds in recent months.
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"We have a lot of customers with gobs of data," Jassy said.
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Both features gobs of cream cheese and actual cookies in the middle.
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This week, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey revealed several of his intense wellness habits to CNBC, and most of them sound like things normal people would explicitly avoid if they had gobs and gobs of money to throw around.
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But Jenner's a supermodel spokesperson and a Kardashian sibling, so she added plenty of sparkle and shine with gobs and gobs of diamonds (okay, just one stunning necklace, but it was plenty sparkly) and two huge, pearl-adorned hoops.
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While he can still raise gobs of money, he has much more company.
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The hot funds raise gobs of capital after a short period of outperformance.
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These firms are priced like they're already returning gobs of cash to shareholders.
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Gobs of cheesecloth stream from the face of someone in a trance state.
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough: vanilla ice cream with gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough4.
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They construct shell corporations that shuttle gobs of money around the globe like 747s.
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That's because electric motors, given enough current, produce gobs of instant, wheel-spinning torque.
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Blanched green beans incorporated pungent gobs of Point Reyes blue cheese and crushed walnuts.
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He tried retail stops, a nonaggression pact with John Kasich, gobs of TV ads.
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On top of all this, Snap is losing gobs of money: $443.1 million last quarter.
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"There are gobs of legal authority to use both deferred action and parole," he said.
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Gobs of gods and other mystical beings manipulate, scheme, and twist fate about their fingers.
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This ultimately wasted as-of-yet unclear gobs of taxpayer money and important man-hours.
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The process really is mesmerizing, brilliant flashes of crimson flame and drippy gobs of glass.
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Yes, gobs of spit make this dish one of the most expensive in the world.
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Do you want a Sacramento legislator who's taking gobs of money from dirty special interests?
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With so many seats in play, he predicted that "gobs of money" would flow in.
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The company also has gobs of cash and tons of revenue to play around with.
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And Republicans are doing this while literally handing over gobs of money to millionaires and billionaires.
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Professionals can't buy gobs of them incrementally without pushing up the price for their next purchase.
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Skip today's trendier imperial stouts, which are often laden with gobs of heady vanilla and coconut.
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Bots are notorious for scraping websites and abusing developer access to download gobs of user data.
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Cory Booker points to the gobs of money he's received from Wall Street and big pharma companies.
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Gobs of data let advertisers become wildly efficient in who they target and how they measure results.
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And that means no matter what the title is, The Last Knight will make gobs of cash.
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It was dressed with the limpest of green lettuce, an anemic tomato, and absolute gobs of mayo.
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Electric motors can also generate gobs of torque at low RPMs, which is immensely helpful for towing.
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However, it requires gobs of zero-emissions energy, and the technology is still in a gestational phase.
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But Lyft is losing gobs of money -- and it's unlikely to turn a profit any time soon.
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And Corporate America is still making gobs of money, albeit perhaps at a slower pace going forward.
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I took gobs of stuff from both of those books, but they didn't work as a movie.
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The reason for all this activity is clear: SoftBank has gobs of cash it wants to deploy.
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Parker gets in a fight with Vulture on the beach of Coney Island that causes gobs of damage.
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Are they without gobs of money, ego or the desire to inject their own "statist" principles into elections?
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Companies we'd written about for their good ideas were solidly profitable and worth giant, sticky gobs of money.
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Dem newbies: Democrats have a bumper crop of self-recruited House candidates raising gobs of cash in 2018.
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When gobs of resources are directed at something like reducing violent crime, the amount of violent crime declines.
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Aerosols, in this scenario, are smaller gobs of potentially biohazardous material that may remain afloat for longer distances.
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Schock became a regular at his colleagues' campaign events, raising gobs of money, pushing candidates under age 40.
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Despite all the money they make, professional athletes are really making money for the owners – gobs of it.
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I don't mean that literally; there is currently more television than ever before, great heaping gobs of it.
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The series remains a best-seller as new installments continue to make gobs of money from its diehard fanbase.
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Toyota's big V6 delivers gobs of power without hesitation and will easily chirp its front wheel under aggressive acceleration.
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Still, both Lewis and Reynolds suspect once the cabinet is done, confirmations will stop consuming huge gobs of time.
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Industry experts argue that the SoftBank method — raising gobs of money and building a firm around it — is rare.
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Some blowers sat on benches, nimbly manipulating 5-foot-long pipes topped with grapefruit-sized gobs of molten glass.
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But he said that WPP's clients are still spending gobs more cash on Facebook and Google than on Snapchat.
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Just like Wells Fargo (WFC), US companies will soon be able to resume purchasing gobs of their own shares.
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The committee had to borrow gobs of money from the city and federal governments just to make the Games happen.
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Even certain kinds or horror fans, who expect gobs of gore or numbing terror, may come out of it complaining.
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The Queso Quesarito is made with two tortillas, gobs of queso sauce, rice, beef, creamy chipotle sauce, and sour cream.
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Looked at another way, CES tends to catapult new devices and technologies at the world like enormous gobs of spaghetti.
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The emergence of social media has helped the NBA promote its players, reach more fans and make gobs of money.
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It's delicious, topped with gobs of ricotta, and with the perfect crust for optimal folding in true New York fashion.
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What's more clear is that the tech criticism has drawn gobs of media coverage in Hawley's first year in Washington.
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He has raised gobs of cash, which should be able to sustain his presidential campaign through the early primary states.
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The result is a forecast of gobs of nonexistent snow originating from an ocean with swaths of nonexistent open water.
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For the second year in a row, Vizio's M series looks to offer gobs of performance for a low price.
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As a result: Anal Queens—porn stars who film gobs of butt sex, sometimes almost exclusively—are now a thing.
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Coerce a bunch of unsuspecting machines into sending gobs of data at a target and bam, the target is down.
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About an hour in, gobs of foam began floating toward us, as if a Minotaur upriver were doing his laundry.
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The governor correctly sees it as a way to raise gobs of cash for the city's ailing mass-transit network.
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A former Ohio governor, he had instant name recognition and deep experience, and was guaranteed to raise gobs of money.
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Then there's the wildcard that is Trump, whose scandals and impulsivity can unexpectedly eat up huge gobs of Congress's time.
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On the outskirts of Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park, gobs of hot lava ooze from a heaping mass of solidifying lava.
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Gobs of new gadgets are announced at IFA, and we've sifted through all this week's news to find the good stuff.
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He has used a brush and pressed gobs of paint through the tiny holes, as well as splashing and pouring it.
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Funds are also buying back gobs of corn and soybean contracts after being record or near-record short in recent weeks.
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So the surfaces of the huge pie slices are sometimes fleeced with fat gobs, sometimes only stippled with paint by brush.
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Back in late 2012, when Facebook began sending gobs of traffic to digital media websites, the playing field was relatively level.
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Chefs and restaurant managers often lose gobs of time fighting with these monster programs, trying to bend them to their will.
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Its researchers have broken into in-flight airplanes from the ground and reverse engineered an ATM to spit out gobs of cash.
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With gobs of cash in the venture capital ecosystem and limited places to invest, founders could afford to press for an advantage.
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So it's fitting that, when sequenced and stored in a computer, your genome takes up gobs of memory—up to 150 gigabytes.
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Ben & Jerry's started with a coffee caramel ice cream base, then added fudge chunks, swirls of marshmallow, and gobs of salted caramel.
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He also has clients in the NFL and MLB, but the "gobs are the biggest in the NBA," writes NYT's Devin Gordon.
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Like the brand's classic version of the flavor, this one is packed with gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough and fudge flakes.
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Gobs of messy details have spilled out since then, culminating in the launch of official impeachment proceedings in the House of Representatives.
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Aside from some piles of just-sheared lamb's wool—with still-attached gobs of wobbly red skin—the compact space is tidy.
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"Hi there," he said, engulfed in full Monti regalia: wild wavy hair, gobs of gaudy jewelry and a garishly colored midi-coat.
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Narrow roads, gobs of tourists, steep inclines, double-parked delivery vans, never-ending construction, and maddening six-way intersections run rampant there.
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They are poring over the details in regulatory filings and are unwilling to justify massive valuations for companies losing gobs of money.
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This year, it also blended with a surge of heat in the stratosphere, channeling gobs of hot, dry air to southern Australia.
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Now, no one in their right mind would dismiss a billionaire who is willing to spend gobs of money on his own candidacy.
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That's in part because these areas tend to be money-burning enterprises that take gobs of venture capital to launch into steady businesses.
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When she first came to live with us, she was 220, with dimples, gobs of curly hair, and an offbeat sense of humor.
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Of the gobs of debates going on in fashion right now, there's only one rooted in a matter of taste: What is couture?
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And thanks to Fantagraphics, the word about Real Deal will get out to gobs of comic fans who never heard of it before.
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Neymar got a steak dinner Wednesday night he'll never forget ... 'cause Salt Bae fed gobs of meat to him -- straight off his knife!!!
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Gobs of "house money" winnings have accrued in investment accounts, boosting risk appetites and likely buffering the downside on the first gut check.
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Highlights will include pumpkin painting on the South Meadow and "Van Gogh, Goblin Games, Goo and Gobs More," from noon to 33 p.m.
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The US economy is still enjoying brisk growth and Corporate America is making gobs of money, even if it's at a slower pace.
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While that aesthetic made him a darling for both fashion magazines and music blogs, Pony imbues all that style with gobs of substance.
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When done well, with an appropriate amount of paint — not gobs, which can clump, drip and look unsightly — painting can be surprisingly effective.
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On the other side of the Pacific, Grab and Go-Jek are raising gobs of cash as they continue to scale upward and outward.
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But she said America's growing spending commitments could eventually cause credit problems and that printing gobs of money to finance deficits could be disastrous.
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In a way, this is a tale about human nature, and how great gobs of cash evince both the best and worst of it.
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For those who don't have gobs of money to throw at a rising zit, there are over-the-counter treatments to get us through.
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The 4.0-liter engine has gobs of power and makes a delightful roar from the rear, especially as you climb up through the revs.
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In a way, this is a tale about human nature, and how great gobs of cash evince both the best and worst of it.
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Instead of making and installing gobs of little switches, Ford, Tesla and other automakers are using a single screen to do the same functions.
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Stocks have risen on a combination of expected tax cuts, lighter regulations, and the great gobs of taxpayer money Trump is proposing to spend.
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Mr. Wilson and his staff were doing this all without the gobs of Wall Street money on which so many other charter schools relied.
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Picture boiling oatmeal, with giant gobs of hot gas rising, radiating away their heat and energy and then cooling, turning over and sinking again.
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Hassett's defense of buybacks comes in the face of growing calls in Washington to dissuade companies from spending gobs of money on shareholder rewards.
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That leaves documentarians in a strange place: with gobs of archival material to work with, but seemingly little to say that people don't already know.
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The state of play: No problem for Facebook and its gobs of data — but hard for a small clinic with few patients to learn from.
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With chocolate and vanilla ice creams and gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough and fudge brownies, it's basically a combination of several other favorite flavors.
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"This time, there was more of an emphasis on natural beauty," she noted, instead of the "no-makeup" look that actually requires gobs of products.
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By so doing, they were also able to use their bacteria to take gobs of a type of tryptophan and bio-synthesize pure, reliable psilocybin.
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It wasn't politics: Reid was debating his friend Tim O'Reilly on the merits of spending gobs of investor money to build startups into dominant forces.
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By the time Vincent brushes on gobs of yellow and red, a man, a room and a world have come into visual and sensual focus.
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With an industriousness that perfectly aligns with Birmingham's spirit of invention, he melted pieces of plastic soap bottles into small gobs and sanded them into thimbles.
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It's no secret that a majority of the most valuable internet and technology companies citywide lose gobs of money or post tiny profits relative to valuations.
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The Tonight Dough: caramel and chocolate ice creams with chocolate cookie swirls and gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough, as well as peanut butter cookie dough6.
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If Google — with its integrated ecosystem and gobs of personal information — couldn't deliver on that vision, how could a third-party product from Intel do it?
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Braze helps brands including Domino's, HBO, and Citi analyze gobs of email, mobile, and web data to create personalized emails, push notifications, and in-app notifications.
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After the dough is pressed, the crust is blanketed with gobs of semi-soft, high-fat Wisconsin brick cheese, not far from a very mild cheddar.
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" Galland added: "This collaboration was great fun, in part because I got to witness Neal spew out gobs of techno-gibberish, which he does very elegantly.
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The mass celebration of Soleimani's death is the latest effort in the digital operation that has helped Trump raise gobs of cash from small-dollar donors.
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More specifically, the quarter-size, tarlike blobs that dot our sidewalks from those who spit out once-fresh gobs of gum for all to tread upon.
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It would essentially allow party leadership to ask corporations or individual donors for gobs of cash even as they considered legislation directly relevant to those groups.
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"Generally speaking 2017 should be a good year, because there's just gobs of liquidity trying to get through the door and into the stock market," he said.
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There is no predetermined period of time that an audience have to wait for us to get comfortable throwing gobs of money at the same movie again.
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But once the debilitating sadness that I'd never be pregnant passed, that I'd wasted years and gobs of money trying, I found myself Googling surrogacy. Casually. Tentatively.
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Whether it's the strong gain in gobs, the unemployment rate fell and fell for the right reasons ... average hourly earnings were up, the diffusion index was up.
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But these days, we are bombarded with stories about companies that promise absurd growth and raise gobs of money all to propel themselves towards billion-dollar valuations.
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International companies are exploiting a local resource, ravaging the already scarce water supply, and making gobs of money, with impoverished indigenous communities receiving a pittance, at best.
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And if they are making money mainly by collecting gobs of personal data, I think you have a right to be worried... We're not in that business.
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Challenges gobs of money can't solveNeuralink's vow to start testing its system in patients by next year seems ambitious, if not delusional, to every expert STAT consulted.
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Among those who manage gobs of money, the possibility that Britain might actually disavow the European Union seemed until recently like a remote and even outlandish possibility.
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Tate's cookies are wonderfully crispy, and if you've ever tried them, we're sure you can imagine how amazing they would taste between gobs of mocha chocolate batter.
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Whether connecting with sexual partners through a shared love of shoveling carbonara in your gobs fares any better than traditional dating apps, however, remains to be seen.
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Now outside groups are pouring gobs of cash into digital ads in the hopes of harnessing progressive rage and turning the courts into a major 22019 issue.
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Now outside groups are pouring gobs of cash into digital ads in the hopes of harnessing progressive rage and turning the courts into a major 2020 issue.
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Nicolas Cage plays both Charlie the struggling writer and his twin brother, Donald, a hack screenwriter who's having no trouble turning out scripts for gobs of money.
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But in an era when social media carries a certain cachet and influencers make gobs of money posing with products, Laurent is not your typical child prodigy.
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Yes, the movie has tropes you've seen before — demon possession, witches, creepy animals, gobs of blood — but Eggers finds a way to make it feel fresh and unpredictable.
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The tablet's innards are held together with "gobs of adhesive" and "foam sticky tape," which means it'll take a seasoned expert—or Apple itself—to fix the thing.
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" In 2016, Alex Mittal of FundersClub wrote that today's top tech companies are raising gobs of private cash, "leaving the bulk of returns out of public investors' reach.
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In 1970, in Cincinnati, he got his hands on a jar of peanut butter, smeared it all over himself, and began chucking gobs of it at the crowd .
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Cultural critics have spent gobs of time puzzling out why a C-list veg, with no previous erotic connotations in American pop culture, rapidly took on this tinge.
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Federal laws make it difficult for marijuana businesses to open bank accounts, and as a result many have gobs of cash sitting around, making them targets of robberies.
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Should he formalize his would-be campaign, Biden would have instant access to gobs of money, experienced campaigners and nationwide name recognition well beyond any other Democratic candidate's.
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They would also put it in shells fired from artillery pieces, which would then explode and send gobs of the liquid onto the exposed skin of enemy troops.
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Never ones to keep our gobs shut, now that "Sign of the Times" is out after debuting on Grimmy's Radio 1 breakfast show, we've got things to say.
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" Its authors noted that $2 trillion may, "in retrospect, look like a drop in the bucket for a Washington that's suddenly eager to approve gobs of new spending.
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General Electric (GE), another storied American company, is similarly racing to dismantle itself to raise gobs of cash that can be used to shore up its balance sheet.
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What the hybrid system really does is punch up the performance of the turbocharged V6, bringing its output to nearly 500 horsepower with gobs of torque on offer.
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They get a lot of credit for not resting on their laurels and continuing to innovate like a much smaller company, even as they own gobs of market share.
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After his mugshot went viral on the Stockton, California, police Facebook page in June 2014, he's garnered gobs of attention -- and that's leading the way to a new life.
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They're used to fire up boilers in textile mills, to make the pesticides dumped onto cotton fields and to produce the gobs of chemicals that dye and finish fabrics.
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It's been inevitable, given how widespread the genre's popularity and influence is four decades after its birth, that gobs of white rappers would come along, craved by white audiences.
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I, on the other hand, have taken to using a bit of soap when it gets particularly gunky, and even scrubbing it when gobs of residue really settle in.
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The formula relies on gobs of money from venture capitalists to paper over losses with the expectation that Wall Street investors will eventually buy shares and make everybody rich.
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They point to Wall Street hedge funds and big-name investors who see the race to capitalize on legalization as the next big opportunity to make gobs of money.
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Granted, Netflix spends great gobs of money bankrolling all sorts of programming, and Reynolds possesses the kind of loyal following likely to garner the attention that the service craves.
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And Sanders doesn't just retain a big and loyal following that can quickly raise big gobs of cash — he also remains wildly popular with the American public at large.
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All three pints—which feature "gobs of cookie dough running right down the middle"—are available in Ben & Jerry's scoop shops and in retailers nationwide for $4.29-$4.99 per pint.
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Uber was having a bad month even before Waymo, Google's self-driving car outfit, filed a bombshell lawsuit accusing the ridesharing giant of swiping gobs of its autonomous driving tech.
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Impossible Foods makes gobs of the stuff and then adds it to its ground beef to give it that beef-like flavor and really make it sizzle on the grill.
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Fluffy pancakes with crispy edges and gobs of butter — with a thick slab of pork sausage on the side — were exactly what I needed to warm up and wake up.
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Hundreds of pages of SEC documents show, in clinical detail, the gobs of money the company spent trying to keep the lights on, and just how little it was generating.
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"Guns N' Roses has gobs of fans across the globe who were teens or of college age during the band's heyday," said Rafe Gomez, co-owner of VC Inc. Marketing.
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By spending gobs of money and borrowing aggressively, Netflix has built a formidable moat around its business that will make it harder for new and existing rivals to catch up.
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He said that members of Congress who receive gobs of campaign cash from tech giants, and are lobbied by them constantly on Capitol Hill, seem unwilling to regulate the companies.
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The rain ceased the day before the eclipse, and we were still walking around on eclipse day with thick gobs of red mud clinging to our shoes and everything else.
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Paying off the debt felt athletic, militaristic — like lopping off great gobs of obstacle every time I mailed a check and got back a receipt with a greatly diminished balance.
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It started to dawn on him that this was his path, at long last, back to the N.B.A. The top stars in every American pro sport make gobs of money.
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Having dressed in kimonos to enter a French-baroque-style building, they found themselves watching a performance by a group of dancers dressed as gobs in middies and American sailors' caps.
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Taylor knew exactly where to place the mirror so that it'd gather light from the test explosion, which would release gobs of thermal energy, and focus it on a particular spot.
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If the initial plan succeeds, the founders go into heedless expansion mode, which usually means selling off huge chunks of their company in exchange for gobs of money from venture capitalists.
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Not too long ago, even great phones could have terrible battery life, be bogged down by gobs of unwanted software, have an awful camera, or be missing a crucial feature or two.
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Rapid growth, especially in the last decade, has debased much restaurant cooking, drowning the tastes and textures of dishes like fish-fragrant eggplant in gobs of acrid chile, oil and monosodium glutamate.
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Unlike cannabis, it should be noted, decriminalizing psilocybin and other psychedelics doesn't necessarily have to do with righting egregious criminal-justice wrongs or accumulating gobs of tax revenue to fund social projects.
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Once deforestation reaches around 25 percent, the forest may not be able to move enough water to sustain itself and may degrade into a savanna, releasing gobs of carbon into the air.
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On the other hand, I did not care for "Uncle Dominique" (1860), which looks as if Cézanne used a palette knife to apply gobs of paint to the canvas almost like cement.
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GE is burning through gobs of cash The license in question allows GE to export its Leap-1C engine to China for use in the C919, a narrow-body aircraft in development.
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Using a flattened, fried green plantain as the bun, it features amazing melty pork, lettuce, and tomato along with flavoring agents like luscious gobs of fat, sofrito, and what Rivera calls mayoketchup.
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And about three miles away it's even weirder: It looks as if someone intentionally swept them into 15-foot-high piles, with some crystals merged together like giant gobs of rock candy.
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As for 8K, the lack of content for those screens and interest in spending gobs of money on them meant that even though we saw it everywhere, nobody was entranced by it.
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The weather stayed sunny and crisp all weekend, though; we were spared the gobs of mud we'd been promised, but the relative lack of muck didn't detract from the festival's DIY spirit.
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Despite gobs of data from the world's largest online population, lightweight privacy rules, and 8 million fresh college graduates in 2017, the country doesn't have enough people skilled in AI to overtake America.
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Even if the anal they do on screen is hardly realistic for most people in everyday life, though, porn stars (like other sex workers) still have gobs of experience with back door play.
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Not content to simply hand out gobs of cash at Sundance, Netflix is now expanding its line-up of shows aimed at children with a new series based on the toy Stretch Armstrong.
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But the partnership with Cerner would get at the lower-hanging fruit of health care data analysis, which is attracting gobs of money in the hope of reducing the country's health care spending.
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Even as Horner expresses shock and dismay about Trump's election and shows some signs of remorse about his role in Trump's ascent, he's most concerned about the gobs of money he rakes in.
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The users who click through to sign such "cards" have offered gobs of contact information to help the president's re-election effort build out voter lists that will be crucial to raising money.
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But that packaging—the gobs and gobs of packaging all four companies used—the four sprigs of parsley in a tiny coffin of plastic, the dime bags of rice flour, the little jars with a tablespoon of mayo, everything but the sturdiest of ingredients in some sort of plastic something, all sitting on top of those pounds and pounds of ice packs, all encased in that "disposable cooler" made of some typically non-recyclable foamy substance and encased in silver bubble wrap?
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On race weekend, NASCAR deals with gobs of data: there's the dozens of HD camera feeds, a fiber optic timing and scoring system, all the historical data, and the Pro Trailer's pit road system.
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Boxer Floyd "Money" Mayweather, best known for spending gobs of money in ridonkulous ways and punching other guys in the face, is now using Instagram (naturally) to promote the cryptocurrency ICO (Initial Coin Offering).
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" In terms of design, McCracken said the outer 4.6-inch display is "surrounded by bezel—gobs of it on the top and bottom, and even an atypically large amount to the left and right.
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If Mr. Percoco, the governor's former aide and family friend, is convicted of charges that he took gobs of bribe money — ziti, in his "Sopranos"-inflected argot — it will reflect poorly on Mr. Cuomo.
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Ms. Klobuchar has expressed displeasure that less-experienced male candidates like Mr. Buttigieg have received gobs of media attention, and now the debate will give her a chance to take him down a peg.
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As those soils thaw deeper and deeper, they will also release gobs of nutrients that have been trapped underground for perhaps thousands of years, supercharging the growth of these increasingly abundant Arctic plant species.
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It's the simple bargain that made companies like Google and Facebook into giants: in exchange for the convenience of running your life from a smartphone, you hand over gobs of data on your every activity.
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Curious to find out about their ancestry, risk of disease, diet, and athletic potential, millions of people are hawking gobs of spit into test tubes and shipping them off to companies like AncestryDNA and 23andMe.
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Democrats are also sure to argue that, win or lose, requiring the GOP to dedicate gobs of money to defending a district that House Speaker Newt Gingrich once called home should be cause for hope.
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And technology has armed today's retailers with powerful tracking tools: We accept user agreements and pop-ups, trading gobs of valuable personal data in exchange for convenience—a commodity almost as prized as shopping itself.
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But, as with Saudi Arabia, its wealthy actors pay out great gobs of money to advance the cause of extremist Islam across the world, as if they were buying an Islamic indulgence for their riches.
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According to The Sun, 16 year-old Courtney Andrews lost gobs of hair — basically from her jawline down — after attempting to ombré her hair with a box of Superdrug Blonde Permanent High Strength Blonding Kit.
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Other companies followed, like Bosch, Fujifilm and Adidas, and as they did, the region found itself edging toward something like cosmopolitanism, increasingly defined by global corporate executives, a booming arts scene and gobs of money.
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The human organs they had to work with were from much older individuals, and they had accumulated gobs of stiff molecules like collagen over the years—a perfectly natural fact of life, by the way.
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He was their proud, often stubborn, leader who elevated one of the great dynasties in baseball history with gobs of hits, heads-up plays and a stoic presence on the left side of the infield.
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The least-secret club in Silicon Valley Look inside the world of "coasters" and "resters and vesters" — the millionaire engineers who get paid gobs of money and barely work, while waiting for their stock to vest.
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After all, Dorsey's footwear metamorphosis is probably just the tale of a once-nerdy coder learning about prestige brands, developing his personal style, and having the unseemly gobs of money necessary to get that outfit right.
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CEO Larry Culp, who took the job in October, has impressed investors by moving with a sense of urgency to raise gobs of cash that can be used to pay the mountain of debt he inherited.
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Visitors understood this almost immediately, with the front room's canvases full of swirling gobs of technicolor paint, and the androgynous white Neuro sculpture engulfed by masses of paint that had become felt-like through some electrostatic process.
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Mario Andretti won the 1978 Formula 1 World Drivers Championship in this Lotus 79 which used 'ground effect' aerodynamics, effectively turning the underside of the car into the equivalent of the huge wing for gobs of downforce.
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Mario Andretti won the 1978 Formula 1 World Drivers Championship in this Lotus 79 which used 'ground effect' aerodynamics, effectively turning the underside of the car into the equivalent of the huge wing for gobs of downforce.
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The only curious elements of Clattenburg's exit are the timing and the destination, but the latter—a job vacancy in a soccer backwater with enough gobs of money to make it worth anyone's while—answers the former.
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"If Acthar was priced where it used to be, it would just be taken off the market because no company is going to make and provide a drug that they lose gobs of money on," Bailey wrote.
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Back in 20203, George W. Bush didn't have gobs of governance under his cowboy belt; he wasn't any dynamo on the stump; and his chief primary opponents included Orrin Hatch, Steve Forbes, Gary Bauer and Alan Keyes.
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Analysts hassled the company for its spending on sales and marketing (which Lyft predicts will be 20 percent of revenue this quarter), and the fact that it's still losing gobs on money on rides, its main product.
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And yes, despite the whole gobs-of-money thing, it did still feel like my story, because Crazy Rich Asians is not so much about money as it is entitlement — especially the entitlement to unapologetically be yourself.
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Dov Seidman, the founder of LRN, a firm that advises companies on their cultures and how they can translate them into better performance, said that earning gobs of money could often give billionaires a false sense of omniscience.
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We've tried gobs of expensive, uncomfortable wirefree earbuds from big-name brands since Apple's AirPods began dominating the market in 503, but the best pair we've tried is from a company you may not have heard of: 250More.
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While the Democratic primary candidates are raising gobs of money, they are also spending it largely in ways designed to help them defeat their fellow Democrats in the primaries, not to defeat Donald Trump in the general election.
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Hillary Clinton lost to Barack Obama in 2008, served as his top diplomat, had some of the highest approval ratings in the country and then spent two years making gobs of money giving speeches to Wall Street firms.
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With a slew of shimmering shadows, luminescent lipsticks, and gobs of glitter eyeliner flooding shelves, there's no limit to the cool creations you can whip up at your vanity (and then share on all of your social media profiles).
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I promise people will still pay gobs of their hard-earned cash to stand around in a dusty-ass parking lot or field with thousands of drunk, sweaty strangers watching the same 20 bands that play every summer festival.
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Uber and Lyft, now public companies, are losing gobs of money, and the services' most popular times are Friday evenings, which seems to indicate less that people are ditching their personal cars than ditching their personal cars while drinking.
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The pork partier did serve as a nice sideshow distraction from the gobs of money Snapchat managed to lose in the past quarter—enough to buy more than 100 million real hot dogs, as one Gizmodo reporter pointed out.
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A director might use movie magic (or a realistic dildo with a pump inside) to make it look like a male performer is actually cumming gobs of fake jizz if he just can't cum—insurance for the money shot.
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Not only has its Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough flavor consistently placed among the top five best-selling flavors, Half Baked, which contains gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough, has also been the number one Ben & Jerry's flavor for several years running.
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For the prudish, it might be hard to see, but it does have its benefits: These days, sales from the festival — penis clothing, candy, food, toys — rake in gobs of money every year, put duly to work toward HIV research.
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"Untitled" (2018) has a deep purple ground and flowers dominate the scene as they do in "New Mexico" (2018), where gobs of frosting-like paint suggest the petals and blood-orange colorings of a kingcup cactus, the maidens all but obscured.
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Mr. Zuckerberg's notes, which were photographed during the testimony, also contained a prepared response if lawmakers echoed criticism from Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, who has chided Facebook and other companies for collecting gobs of personal information about their users.
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Teachers Pay Teachers was able to transform its idea of a marketplace where teachers could sell successful lesson plans to other teachers into a multi-million dollar business that's raised gobs of money and turned teachers into cash-raining millionaires.
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The Aviator can offer about 20 miles of all-electric range, but what the hybrid system really does is punch up the performance of the turbocharged V6, bringing its output to nearly 500 horsepower with gobs of torque on offer.
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When you get into the kitchen, right before you're all supposed to leave the house, you see gobs of chalky egg yolk on the table and under the table and on the island, and the entire room smells like sulfurous death.
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Sometimes, the loser wins: If you're setting up a fancy clothing or food shop you go down and adopt organic and peasant styles in order to establish the superior moral prestige that you can then use to make gobs of money.
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ESPN, whose president, John Skipper, was onstage just before Smith, still makes gobs of money in TV, and Smith said that's a big reason why Vice will soon launch Viceland, a cable news network backed by Disney and A&E Networks.
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Others are more concerned that the current crop of unicorn IPOs is reminiscent of the rush of dot-coms that went public in 1999 and 2000 just before the tech bubble burst, especially since many of them are losing gobs of money.
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Under the policy, Facebook exempts ads by politicians from third-party fact-checking — a loophole, Warren says, that allows Zuckerberg to continue taking "gobs of money" from Trump's campaign despite Trump's ads telling untruths about former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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In the age of Obama, as party-building responsibilities were taken away from the DNC and put into the president's campaign arm, Organizing for America, the DNC chair position only had two roles: Speak for Democrats on TV and raise gobs of money.
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The driving performance of the truck, it's great, it's very smooth, it's very powerful with the 420-horsepower motor, it's got gobs of torque, it's terrifically powerful, it's gonna be able to tow 23,600 pounds, it can carry 2,000 pounds in the bed.
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But Trump was running for president, and it was hard to avoid the suspicion that the loan he was requesting might have something to do with the fact that he was burning through gobs of his own cash on the campaign trail.
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Perhaps the best tools to fight climate change haven't been invented yet — a battery that can store gobs of energy for months, a solar panel that's twice as efficient, a crop that makes biofuels cheaper than petroleum, or something even better, beyond our imaginations.
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" Later in the ad, she acknowledges this is a falsehood, and contends that "what [Mark] Zuckerberg has done is given Donald Trump free rein to lie on his platform — and then to pay Facebook gobs of money to push out their lies to American voters.
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Other memes defend the president, or at least train fire on his detractors, teasing them for being triggered or crying great gobs of liberal tears: Sharing memes that go to bat for his dad is one of the primary ways Don Jr. spends his days.
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That's the thing about spies and cops, though: once you give them a legal authority to do something, they never want to give it up—even if it doesn't work, violates citizens' constitutional rights (as this program did), and waste gobs of taxpayer money.
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" There is a plot to follow that unfolds over the course of three very clearly divided acts, but as Navarro pointed out "most of it is lost amid the genuinely funny throwaway one-liners and endless gobs of insane action thrown directly at your eye sockets.
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Under current policy, Facebook exempts ads by politicians from third-party fact-checking -- a loophole, Warren says, that allows Zuckerberg to continue taking "gobs of money" from President Donald Trump's campaign despite Trump's ads telling untruths about former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
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College basketball players generate gobs of money for tons of people, and they deserve a piece of that money, and a lot of reasonable people don't mind if they receive that compensation outside of the line of sight of an amoralistic cartel that probably shouldn't even exist.
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That's not to say we won't do lots of Waldorf Astorias, and gobs of Hiltons and Double Trees and Embassy Suites and everything else, but because the bulk of the demand is going to come in the mid-market, that's where the bulk of the room growth will be.
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They might be funner too: Electric motors are actually ideal for big rigs, because they produce gobs of torque instantly, meaning a trucker would find an electric 20100-wheeler zippy and smooth—no mashing through 10 or more gears to get up to speed like in a conventional truck.
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When Best Coast — Cosentino and the guitarist and bassist Bobb Bruno, 46, a friend from the Los Angeles scene — released its first album, "Crazy for You," in 2010, it arrived with a sonic fingerprint: chiming guitars, gobs of reverb, girl-group grooves, vocals delivered with a casual affect.
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"Zeus and Narco [his Siberian huskies] had the cute wee verminous Schnuffle shuffle Pig of the Hedge in their gobs [mouths] and I wrapped my hand in a t-shirt and freed the wee bugger and got a tiny cut — that was Wednesday night/Thursday morning," he said.
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What has happened, then, is a group of greedy companies—armed with gobs of cash, technologists, lawyers, lobbyists, and an edict to "break things"—have ransacked America, torn down any semblance of regulatory structure, experimented on our psyches, and undermined the institutions that are supposed to protect us.
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That you can become the second-richest person in the world, like Amancio Ortega, who owns Inditex and thus Zara, by selling gobs of throwaway clothes and paying pennies to people to make them — that, to me, is the ultimate snapshot of wealth disparity that everyone's complaining about.
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But the rinse-off experience is so thoughtful: Instead of scrubbing away at a dried paste or splashing gobs of water around in order to remove a filmy layer from the skin, the mask emulsifies with a touch of H20 and is made to be massaged off like a cleanser.
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By the end of the weekend, techies were ratcheting up the volume by the hour with increasingly more emotional, moral-high-ground statements, as well as offers of gobs of money (Google, Lyft, Uber and high-profile techies like Chris Sacca and Tony Faddell), food (DoorDash) and even homes (Airbnb).
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At first mention, the idea of buying a fragrance strictly for the hair seems like something better suited for a high-school kid that doesn't want to get caught hanging around people who smoke cigarettes — or maybe someone with gobs of money to throw around on superfluous but good-smelling nothings.
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The room is essentially a Kate Spade museum, and the 20153-year-old Lloyd might as well be a specimen in head-to-toe Kate Spade: she wears a pleated red dress from the upcoming fall 22015 collection, sparkling silver sandals, gobs of costume jewelry, and a pop of pink lipstick.
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Google's gobs of mapping data have also helped it become one of the leaders in self-driving cars, which brings us to the next big way that Alphabet's investing in transportation: Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving business unit, is one of the few of its many that analysts and investors are .
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BlackRock CEO Laurence Fink said in February that the constant reports encourage short-term thinking, and push companies to spend gobs of money on stock repurchases or big dividends, or repeatedly slashing costs instead of making longer-term investments that would help their business or the economy in the years to come.
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"The belief is more and more as we use iCloud services for documents and our photos and videos and music, that perhaps the most price-conscious customers are able to live in an environment where they don't need gobs of local storage because these services are lightening the load," he said last year.
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Across the country, people who volunteered as treasurers and other officers for Little Leagues and sports clubs have been prosecuted for pilfering gobs of money from the coffers: $2003,000 in Washington, $431,000 in Minnesota, $560,000 in New Jersey, and so on, according to law enforcement authorities, league officials, experts on nonprofit organizations and news reports.
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One featured Native voices and served as an interesting insight into the still-ongoing criticism of Warren's controversial decision; the other was a tired piece that dredged up establishment GOP and Democratic strategists to contemplate all the kinds of Beltway questions that people of their ilk will forever be paid gobs of money to answer.
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"On Saturdays, I would go into the recording studio or do a photo layout, then fill the rest of the day cooking and eating, trying to drown my loneliness in a vat of spaghetti with gobs of meat sauce and a whole chocolate cake, unable to stop eating even when I was in physical pain," she writes.
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Cross decided she had to do something to help get people comfortable talking about anal cancer, a diagnosis that's relatively rare compared with colon and rectum cancers but is on the rise in the US."What I found out was that people with anal cancer were mostly dealing with gobs of shame, lying about it," Cross said.
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With the possibility of new ownership taking over a few years from now, headed by someone who's motivated to turn the franchise into a global brand, it's not a stretch to assume that gobs of money will be spent early and often as a way to poke their head up beside the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers.
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The Brooklyn-based artist has for years been refining a distinct technique that produces mesmerizing works that dance between painting, sculpture, and textile — their surfaces ripple with busy and vividly colored painted patterns that seem to swath mysterious objects in various fabrics; thick gobs of paint cling to areas of the canvas as if squeezed out like thick frosting or Easy Cheese.
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And mind you, this was no $2 slice spot (although the New York slice, is, of course, a masterpiece all its own—that's another story); this was legit, Neapolitan-style pizza with that thin-but-not-too-thin crust with the perfect doughiness; melted gobs of mozzarella di bufala, not the shredded stuff from a plastic bag; and balanced, tangy tomato sauce.
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There is little doubt that Roethlisberger and the high-octane Steelers offense can put up a ton of points against Philadelphia, but Wentz faces his toughest task yet against a Pittsburgh defense that has allowed gobs of yardage — the 695 passing yards it has allowed through two games is the second-worst total in the N.F.L. — but has been stingy with points.
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Imagine, for example, a machine-learning algorithm (which analyzes gobs of data in order to teach itself to perform a particular function) fed on hundreds of hours of footage of Donald Trump or North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, which could then spit out a near-perfect — and virtually impossible to distinguish from reality — audio or video clip of the leader declaring nuclear or biological war.
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From an introductory wrestling sequence in a Tijuana luchador ring to at least half a dozen other bloody sequences where bodies get hacked, smashed, and reduced to rubbery gobs of meat, the film seems like it was made by people who were honestly frightened the MPAA vetting squad might only watch one sequence, fail to see enough gore, and slap a PG-13 rating on the film.
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Mr. McLean also has clients in the N.F.L. (Jameis Winston, Whitney Mercilus), Major League Baseball (Nolan Arenado, Dexter Fowler) and the P.G.A. (Sergio Garcia), but the gobs are the biggest in the N.B.A. The league-average player salary is nearly $25 million, compared with about $27 million in the N.F.L. James Harden, the N.B.A.'s best-paid player, will make nearly $2260 million in the 13-21 season.
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Sources include Kauff's SABR Biography by David Jones; Judge and Jury: The Life and Times of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis by David Pietrusza; Baseball: The Golden Age by Harold Seymour; Judge Landis and Twenty-Five Years of Baseball by J.G. Taylor Spink; The Federal League of Base Ball Clubs by Robert Peyton Wiggins; and great heaping gobs of the New York Herald-Tribune and the New York Times.
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Although only available inside Scoop Shop locations nationwide, these ice cream creations offer an exclusive pull to make the in-store visit well worth it: options to upgrade your favorite new flavor into a Half Baked Sundae (scoops with gobs of brownie and cookie dough), Chocolate Dipped Waffle Cone (two scoops in a choco-dipped waffle cone topped with cookie dough), and Put A Dough Pop on It (two scoops with a choco-dipped cookie dough pop).
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While it's easy to look askance at David Zwirner Gallery as a rampaging, behemoth hogging attention and garnering gobs of money, taking no prisoners and shoving smaller galleries aside, it's also hard to overlook the number of memorable, meaningful and beautifully installed (as in stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful) shows that have been held there, including the 2017 exhibition of Asawa's hanging sculptures, which brought this wonderful, way under-recognized artist — the daughter of Japanese immigrants, she and her family were internees in a despicable Arkansas internment camp during World War II — to the forefront and was one of the top shows in New York that whole year.
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