SS: The regulators, have they gone over the line, then?
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Largely, this vote has gone over without a major hitch.
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Needless to say, that transphobic "joke" hasn't gone over well.
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And we had gone over there and dropped some acid.
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You've gone over the 30% utilization rate for that card.
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Verdict: These vandals have clearly gone over to the dark side.
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All of the other stuff Facebook's done has gone over great.
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And Bill and I agreed we had gone over the line.
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They're designed to be gone over again and again, continually replayed.
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They might have gone over their notes and remembered him anyway.
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That stealth fighter jet has gone over budget by $200 billion.
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But that hasn't exactly gone over well with the judge, either.
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"" Talk of impeachment has not previously gone over well within the caucus.
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Smooth Display hasn't gone over as smoothly as Google may have hoped.
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But that plan has not gone over well with some Hoboken homeowners.
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I've gone over the conversation in my head a few times since.
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Training costs had gone over budget and needed to be reined in.
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"They've gone over to the commercial product," he said at the time.
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Those moves have not gone over well with hard-line Brexit supporters.
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But the proposed reform hasn't gone over well with some senators. Sen.
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Has Dr. Eugene Porter, Chief Engineer gone over to the other side?
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Nervous and confused, she had gone over the paperwork a dozen times.
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Those comments haven't gone over well, fueling ongoing debate over the film.
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He's gone over to Memphis to pay his respects and celebrate him.
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"A lot of water has gone over the dam since then," Shook said.
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That, to put it mildly, hasn't gone over well in May's home country.
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Multiple sellers have gone over $1 million in sales so far this year.
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The rise of Golden Dawn hasn't gone over well with Greece's anti-fascists.
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Had they gone over the cliff, the strategic situation would have been reversed.
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Many Summoners have come and gone over the course of the spring split.
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I've gone over that quarter time and again, and it just was good.
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That hasn't gone over well with the industry, which has pushed back forcefully.
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But discussions of a carbon tax have so far not gone over well.
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As you know, my wife has already gone over to the dark side.
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"She's gone over and above for this particular event," says XCX of Electra.
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I had ready answers—it's a topic I've gone over hundreds of times.
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"It speaks for itself that this event has gone over well," Kuchar said.
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With 42,000 retweets and counting, Teigen's observations seems to have gone over well.
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We're so excited about how well subscription has gone over with our audience.
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And not all the changes the company has made have gone over well.
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Mr. Lubin told her the first round of photos had gone over well.
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"I've gone over so many of those safety instructions preflight," Mr. Silva said.
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Six months into Trump's administration, the world has not gone over a cliff.
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To have this revealed wouldn't have gone over too well with the voting public.
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That was a first for Bieber, and it seems to have gone over well.
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A formerly maximalist packer of suitcases, I have gone over to the other side.
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You're noticing things about your everyday life that previously have gone over your head.
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"Amazon has gone, over the last 15 years, from $5 to $840," he said.
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A lot of close calls, but I haven't gone over, so that's all good.
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We've gone over Disney, Netflix, Apple, I'm going to save Amazon for a second.
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If I'd had money to invest, I would have gone over to talk to them.
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Zarif confirmed that Iran had gone over the relevant limit of 300 kg of uranium.
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This hasn't gone over so well with those who poured their life savings into cryptocurrency.
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GIULIANI: Because I&aposve gone over the whole thing, I&aposve investigated the whole thing.
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Has Aria (Lucy Hale) officially gone over to the dark side on Pretty Little Liars?
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Chris Christie's endorsement of Donald Trump has not gone over well in his home state.
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And Trump's attacks haven't gone over well with voters in Alabama, where Sessions remains popular.
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A lot of women have come and gone over the course of Mr. Trump's life.
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"They're rehashing things that have been gone over in public many times before," said Rep.
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I think a lot of artists have gone over the cliffs trying to top themselves.
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"We'd been fairly successful, but had never gone over the edge in America," says Gore.
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But no one had ever gone over the even more fearsome falls in a barrel.
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She'd gone over all these theories through the years, but her son was perfectly fine.
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The two teams have gone over in all three of their playoff games this season.
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The scandals have not gone over well with voters, said Ludwig Valverde, a Bolivian political scientist.
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And by that measure, the news of potential future tariffs has not gone over so bigly.
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I haven't gone over budget (yet) and I've even managed to save a bit each week.
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There are many days when it feels like the world has already gone over that edge.
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Also downplayed by the media were the numerous other times Bee has gone over the line.
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If you first saw it as a kid, it very well could've gone over your head.
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Unfortunately for Fragkou, this isn't the first time a security detail has gone over the line.
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And now that I've gone over to the 'dark side,' it's open season on GMs, man.
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"Some people have left us and gone over to the other side," admits a local official.
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So we've gone over the Hawks/Blues/Stars car crash at the top of the Central.
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Then, in a furry blur, the cat was gone over the edge and under the bed.
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Not the kind of proposal the President made which has gone over with a big thud.
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And, as we have gone over, your body just can digest alcohol the way it used to.
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When I've gone over to my friends' houses, I explored the Xbox, and PlayStation 3 and 4.
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I should have done the other task first and then gone over and picked up the beaker.
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I knew I should've gone over the weekend, but I really hate doing so for some reason.
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Microsoft's emphasis on bringing backwards compatibility to Xbox One for Xbox 360 games has gone over well.
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The new droid looks a bit like the adorable BB-29 gone over to the Dark Side.
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Trish has gone over to the dark side, which is confirmed by her "Everything" meeting with Erik.
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How else to explain that the world has not gone over a cliff these past 19 months?
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"I won't answer that until I've gone over all the answers I got," he told reporters Wednesday.
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He also said some serious, important stuff, which may have gone over my 5-year-old's head.
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It marks the fourth time that Uno has gone over the 300-point mark in international competition.
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"We've gone over and above to tell the court everything that we were doing," said Matthew Browndorf.
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That hasn't gone over well with people, and he's made A LOT of enemies since ... including Lil Wayne.
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The video could have gone over badly if anyone at the wedding found it more offensive than funny.
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Look, I might have gone over the budget for the party but it was a hit and packed!
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We're also told the 4 swimmers were interviewed individually, so they had clearly gone over their story beforehand.
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Plenty of such bills have come and gone over the years, usually facing a tough crowd in Congress.
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The best rocket they've done has gone over Japan into the Pacific, but nowhere near the United States.
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And a former colleague of mine had had an appointment with Van Nierop, which had gone over well.
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Edwards said the morgue can usually hold around 20 people, and the hospital's already "gone over that" number.
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I haven't chopped any fingers off or gone over the side, which is one of our biggest fears.
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I've gone over the potential reasons in my head before... Could it have something to do with recycling?
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Her statement hasn't gone over well with the rest of the creator community or with Twitter at large.
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Once I've gone over it a second time, I know what my questions are, and I'll send them.
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" Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at Truist/SunTrust Advisory: "We've gone over six months without a normal correction.
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It can all be gone over with a fine-tooth comb and the remains taken out of there.
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"We have many hundreds of thousands of supporters, and some of them have gone over the edge," he said.
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I think Hillary Clinton would have gone over and she would have had the exact same kind of meeting.
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Trump has NEVER gone over 50% approval in any of Gallup's weekly approval tracking polls since he was elected.
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Genysis added this bit of emphasis, which probably wouldn't have gone over well with the King in the North.
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Some testers also ran into errors claiming they had gone over their number of permitted streams, though they hadn't.
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Clinton, she would have gone over the top shortly after the polls closed in New Jersey, around 8 p.m.
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While many White House aides have come and gone over the past two years, Miller has been a survivor.
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"I felt good in that Islanders game and I've gone over the video with the goalie coach," he added.
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Some thought that the more centrist GOP style of Kasich might have gone over well in the Empire State.
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We've gone over the offering extensively here, but there are some clarifications and policy additions in the new guidelines.
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The piece was later removed after founder Nick Denton decided that the story had gone over the ethical line.
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But eliminating industrial activities, in a city where manufacturing zones are shrinking quickly, has not always gone over well.
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Not since the Yangtze River dolphin went extinct in 2006 in China has a cetacean gone over the brink.
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Trump's Cabinet picks have mostly gone over well with congressional Republicans, fueling their optimism about the next four years.
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Whatever the case may be, it's clear that Olaf's Frozen Adventure has not gone over the way Disney intended.
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The Taliban claimed seven police had been killed and that the attacker had gone over to join the Islamist group.
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Yoga has gone over quite well in the jail, with about 30 men and 5 women now taking the classes.
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B.J. recalls thinking that Ben must have gone over to stay with his best friend, Benito "Benny" Marquez, also 16.
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He hasn't had a lot of hits as far as driving in people when it hasn't gone over the fence.
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Some, like reviewing major weapons programs that have gone over budget or implementing standardized processes, fall mostly to Pentagon leadership.
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Plus, I'd already gone over budget on travel that month, so it was worth it for me to use points.
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"I think the rhetoric has really gone over the top," added McMahon, a two-time GOP Senate candidate in Connecticut.
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The NFL's more recent foreign excursions have gone over extremely well, despite the NFL inflating their ratings just a tad.
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"Defensively, we looked like we had never gone over these coverages or anything we had been working on," Quinn said.
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I've gone over definitely, I think maybe now I'm on 16 because you have these bonus data things with Verizon.
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Sure I've had girlfriends and there's girls I have had relationships with that have come and gone over the decades.
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From infamous "Supersized" meals to the controversial McRib and McPizza, many menu items have come and gone over the years.
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South Dakota is taking a stand against the use of methamphetamine — but their efforts have not gone over very well.
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She and her husband also use an app called Goodbudget to check that they haven't gone over their monthly budget.
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Wedding trends have come and gone over the years, but the veil has remained a constant fixture in a bride's attire.
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Nevertheless, several insiders have told PEOPLE that Kardashian's decision to reconcile with Thompson hasn't gone over well with her famous family.
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Nevertheless, several insiders have told PEOPLE that Kardashian's decision to reconcile with Thompson hasn't gone over well with her famous family.
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Water has already gone over the top of one levee, prompting people to evacuate areas nearby, the office of Illinois Gov.
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Still, much of what Sanders had to say wouldn't have gone over well at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's gathering.
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This has not gone over well with men's rights activists, many conservatives, and some advocates for the rights of the accused.
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Contractors were doing things not especially well supervised, and we had gone over budget, which is the curse of space flight.
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Others wondered if "covfefe" had another meaning... ...or was it some revolutionary form of communication that had gone over everyone's heads?
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The heated outburst came as Democrats began to vocally complain that Gowdy had gone over his allotted time in questioning Strzok.
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And while some of these have been hits with audiences, not all of them have gone over as well with critics.
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We just did one on equal pay and we did one on Syria and immigration and it's gone over really well.
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The number of jobs listed on the site rose above 212,000, the first time they have gone over 200,000 this year.
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Similarly, Trump's attacks on Flake, who is up for reelection next year, have not gone over well with the GOP conference.
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But that notion has not gone over well with Sopko's critics, who fear he will twist people's testimony out of context.
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It's gone over like gangbusters not just in the United States but also in Mexico, where it opened on October 27.
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That information could have gone over amazingly with spectators if Drake hadn't already showed Meek up immediately after the call out.
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Honestly, it probably would have gone over better if McDonald's had just thrown some good old fashion shade at a fellow chain.
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This is about current FBI agents stonewalling, covering up, and flat-out lying for mentors and G-men long gone, over decades.
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The Kentucky product scored 2121 points in the loss and has gone over 2112 points in four of the last five contests.
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Their excitement was tempered by cynicism about the numerous ideas for Halifax sports venues that have come and gone over the years.
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He had sought career help from a then 56-year-old Spacey and had gone over to his home for a drink.
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Who among us hasn't gone over-the-top trying to zap a zit, only to find out you've made it way worse?
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Not only is it expandable, the top handle doubles as a weight sensor that will indicate when you've gone over 50 pounds.
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Consumers too are wary as, while Britain's economy has by no means not gone over a cliff, it has had some wobbles.
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He explains that, like many others, before he started sociotherapy he had gone over 20 years without sharing his grief with anyone.
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Before continuing, he made a single request of the crowd, one which might have gone over smoother a decade ago: No recording.
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Steinberg's "Albergo Minerva" (1961), a lithograph he has gone over with a colored pencil, depicts a room with a bed and window.
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Recently, she said, three-quarters of her class could not recall five words they had gone over every day for two weeks.
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Conservative analyst Kelsey Harkness said on Friday that voters believe "the conversation surrounding Russia" in the U.S. has gone over the top.
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You all look splendid, and I've gone over the quizzes I gave you, post-nose-rings, and you got every question right.
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This has not gone over well with armchair wait-staffers, forcing Saigon Bistro owner Kim Huynh to defend herself, and her contract.
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The Prince Picasso-painting prints have themselves been painted, gone over by Mr. Marino with thick pigment in a completely different style.
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It has come and gone over the years — Mr. Karavoulias has been treated with a variety of different, and sometimes experimental, treatments.
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Immediately after fucking, I'd mentioned, offhand, that something sweet wouldn't be a bad idea, and Joel had gone over to the pantry.
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When you're watching your favorite TV show, you see a joke that maybe would have gone over your head a month ago.
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By now, we've gone over pretty much every option you have to solve your tech issue through real-life interactions with people.
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I'm glad I never acted on that because I don't think it would've gone over as well as a simple game of pretend.
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" In the nearly three months since, Hayes and Laney have gone over and over what happened that day, anguishing over the "what ifs.
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But given that U.S. production is coming down, and demand has not gone over the cliff yet, Croft said, "I don't think so."
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The script has the feel of something gone over again and again and yet again to double the number of jokes each time.
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Plenty of websites have come and gone over the years in an attempt to get people to pony up the dough for creators.
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"I had never really gone over to Jersey City except for maybe some auto shop to get my car fixed," Ms. Guenther said.
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We've previously gone over how to be smarter about working from home, so now let's talk about everything you'll need to get going.
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"You slip out of their litmus test for one second, and it's like, 'Oh, you've gone over to the dark side,'" he said.
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He's heard from some of them that his opinions -- or his willingness to express them -- have not gone over well within the agency.
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Critics have winced as he has gone over the heads of career diplomats and actively courted Hungary's far-right prime minister, Viktor Orban.
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I got back to America and I found a tick in my beard, and this was after I had gone over myself really carefully.
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UK power plants have just gone over five days without burning any coal, their longest coal-free streak since the Industrial Revolution, Bloomberg reports.
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Eminem surprised the world last week by dropping a new album, and so far, it seems to have gone over well with his fans.
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RB Carlos Hyde leads the 49ers with 639 yards rushing, but has only gone over 100 yards in a game once this season. 2.
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The population of the northern Indiana town of Warsaw, for instance, has gone over 14,000, from just over 12,500 in 2000, the Post reports.
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"Nuh-uh," he said, laughing, but also realizing the name Fidel wouldn't have gone over well with the Cuban exile community in South Florida.
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News that Beyoncé has postponed her performance at this year's Coachella on the advice of her doctors hasn't gone over well on social media.
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Reddit's creation of the blocking tool, which is available to all registered users, has not gone over well with all of its user base.
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The opening scene is riddled with jokes (that might've gone over Power's head), and Boseman's comedic timing had this reporter's theater roaring with laughter.
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We've also gone over the basics of what's going on in the smart speaker space and why you might want one in your home.
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Chances are we've all experienced moments where we've said something to intentionally hurt someone, then immediately regretted it, knowing we'd gone over the line.
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Now that I've gone over to the light (up mirror) side, I will not be turning back, and I suggest you follow my lead.
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"The company just started making decisions unilaterally, and it hasn't gone over well," Art Wheaton, a labor relations professor at Cornell University, told me.
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With the national debt having just gone over $21 trillion, this is hardly the time to be making already expensive projects even more expensive.
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"Pocahontas is starting to rise from the ashes," he said, adding he "thought she was gone" over controversy surrounding her Native American heritage claims.
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While this joke may have gone over well with rally attendees, for Gore, the narrator and star of the film, this is no laughing matter.
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"I have actually gone over and showed them some chords and they loved that," Uffer says, noting he's a drummer in a local rock band.
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If you're thinking about getting down on one knee soon, you'll want to make sure you and your partner have gone over your personal finances.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT BAYLOR (21-8, 10-6 Big 12): The Bears have gone as sophomore Johnathan Motley has gone over the last five games.
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Kanye's microphone was turned off almost immediately because A$AP started his performance 20 minutes late and the set had gone over its allotted time.
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As you get close to reaching your budget limit, you'll see an alert that you're nearing it — or have gone over the amount you specified.
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" And WaPo's Aaron Blake nailed it in this piece: "The idea that President Trump has finally gone over the edge is an overwrought journalistic genre.
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Add it all together (we haven't even gone over his next-level pick-and-roll passing) and few guards have been more difficult to handle.
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In the current climate of exactly zero nuance or capacity to accept that reasonable minds can disagree on things, this has not gone over well.
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Some menu items that have come and gone over the years include Burger King's Angus 'Shroom and Swiss steak burger and its Italian chicken sandwich.
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"I just felt at this point in time, that what we had assessed and reassessed and reassessed and carefully gone over still stands," Coats said.
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"This thing has been gone over so many times," said Dewey Andrew, a board member who has been involved with the charity since the beginning.
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Corker and I have gone over that with the administration, and I think they are in conversations with Europeans, and we'll see where it ends.
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For the past nine months, 18-year-old Maja has sat in jail and gone over the events of the day that changed her life forever.
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When you go on television and you call for harassment and then people from your own party are saying that you have gone over the line.
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On top of this, though, they seem to have gone over the entirety of their original game and peppered it with a variety of new things.
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This hasn't always gone over well for the host — think Whitney Houston's infamous Wendy read in 2003, or even Blac Chyna's explosion on Instagram last November.
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"I've given him some [parenting advice] and we've gone over a ton of stuff together," Disck tells PEOPLE during an appearance at 1 OAK on Friday.
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If it were Trudeau and Barack Obama, perhaps one of them looking into each others' eyes or hamming for the cameras might have gone over better.
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Another neighbor claims to have gone over when the group moved in to welcome them to the village, but he says he was never allowed in.
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If the databases show the income has gone over the limit, families are notified by mail and have 10 days to prove otherwise or lose Medicaid.
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That has not gone over well with the Chinese, who have since been under pressure domestically for seemingly giving away too much to the United States.
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I've already gone over the methods LIGO uses to determine the distance to the black hole collision, but how do they determine the direction of the event?
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The man was not a public figure, and the piece was later removed after founder Nick Denton decided that the story had gone over the ethical line.
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" Trump had gone over the epithet with a yellow highlighter and drawn in an arrow along with the word 'congratulations' and signed the message "Best, Donald Trump.
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Samsung's event today made it clear that the smartphone has gone over that peak, and we're in new territory now: smartphone makers are out of fresh ideas.
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As befits an extremely adorable baby like Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's daughter, her family and friends have gone over the top with her first birthday presents.
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McGUINN: I guess it was just a misunderstanding that country folks thought we were invading hippies, and rock folks thought we'd gone over to the other side.
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There's even a notification that chimes in through Hudly's built-in speakers when you've gone over the speed limit — particularly handy when you're driving in unfamiliar territory.
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The company told Business Insider in 2019 that the hole had gone over 16,000 feet into the Earth, and had encountered temperatures up to 195 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Plenty of characters have come and gone over the years, with fans and critics alike claiming that the show couldn't survive without them — but they were wrong.
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Dorothy Johnson has gone over the scene in her mind over the last month, asking herself who it was who brought the virus to her brother's funeral.
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Warm air surging in aloft has ensured that the wintry precipitation from earlier today has gone over to mostly rain for everywhere other than far northwestern suburbs.
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For what it's worth, only one back has gone over 24 yards rushing in Week 216 so far: Houston's Lamar Miller, with 25 yards on 21 carries. 249.
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At least some customers steering clear of Chipotle appear to have gone over to fast-casual competitor Panera Bread, which has also increased its focus on healthy ingredients.
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Obviously with so many ways for this pesky problem to start, ingrowns are quite common, and Refinery29 has gone over the many ways to prevent ingrown hairs before.
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Our guide tells us that they expect the community center to be completely finished early next year, but adds that they've continually missed deadlines and gone over budget.
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Expect Buffalo to feature a steady diet of running back LeSean McCoy, who has gone over 100 yards from scrimmage in his last four games against New England.
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But if you'd gone over to England at the same time, then that was very much in the Victorian puritanical phase, so that was a very different time.
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Had I been more courageous, had I been a good man, I would probably have gone over to her so that she could speak to me in confidence.
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Hickenlooper's remarks about socialism might not have gone over well with many progressive voters, but they won him attention and might win him some votes down the road.
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Mr. Bharara said he had gone over what he planned to say in the lobby with Mr. Kushner and Mr. Bannon, and that both had given their assent.
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And the tight rein he held on the Senate in the face of Republican resistance and obstruction during Mr. Obama's tenure has not gone over well with Republicans.
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Less than 24 hours after YouTube announced that it would be changing its creator verification process, CEO Susan Wojcicki admitted that the news hasn't gone over very well.
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That couldn't have gone over well for people like Trump's super-hawk national security adviser John Bolton, who's not so coincidentally been itching for a war with Iran forever.
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But while the salad jokes may have gone over well with her peers, it remains to be seen whether voters will be turned off by Klobuchar's behavior with staff.
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It was that feeling like when you are at the top of a rollercoaster and you've just gone over the edge of the peak and you start heading down.
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Twice since the pact was implemented in January Tehran has gone over a 130-tonne limit on its stock of heavy water, prompting limited criticism from the United States.
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I've gone over every detail that I could fit in my brain, and I'm just really impressed with the quality of work that the SpaceX team has [brought] here.
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I was flying with a brand-new crew because the crew I had originally gone over with had completed a tour and were being rotated back to the States.
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The request does not seem to have gone over well with Taliban leaders, who have insisted that their political office in Qatar is the only address for peace talks.
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There's a list of rules—boost new users, throttle users who have gone over their bandwidth limit—and a constant stream of information that changes or tweaks those rules.
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Spokesmen for General Dostum and for the Taliban both confirmed that Mr. Nemat had left the Taliban, joined General Dostum's side, but then gone over to the ISIS camp.
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Wolf has been criticized by politicians and journalists as having gone over the line in her routine which criticized Sanders's appearance as well as her handling of press briefings.
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He forceful asserts that he is no climate denier, but his proposals to roll back carbon taxes and restrictions on Canada's energy industry have not gone over well with voters.
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Toscani and Dean said that even when joking about the situation in front of the culprit this past week, all references to the theft have seemingly gone over her head.
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According to AP, search and rescue teams found Gamble and the two yet-to-be-named victims, who had gone over Shannon Falls, the third-tallest waterfall in British Colombia.
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It was that feeling like when you are at the top of a roller coaster and you've just gone over the edge of the peak and you start heading down.
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But that criticism appears to have gone over Dani and Mikey's head, because she concluded the fake gender reveal video with some classic sponsored content from an energy drink company.
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I did that because of behavior that seemed just odd, and also reports I got from members who had gone over to meet with [Trump], where his behavior seemed ... odd.
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In fact, in all my years of working from home, I have only gone over my Verizon data plan three times, and all of them occurred while I was overseas.
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In addition, it can also offer to do things for you, such as setting up an alert to tell you when your restaurant spending has gone over a certain amount.
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The meeting is being billed as a moment of truth for Prime Minister Theresa May, though one of many that have come and gone over the past year or so.
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And I think Matthew, as the C.E.O., has gone over to make sure it's coordinated in the best possible way and to drive increased business and profitability for the company.
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Having gone over a year since a big acquisition, Buffett may be asked how he can better deploy the $86.4 billion of cash, equivalents and Treasury bills that Berkshire recently held.
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The 23-year-old North Carolina native has gone over 23 strikeouts (3) for the third straight season and completed at least six frames in 226 of his last 25 turns.
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Akers, who was splitting carries with Patrick, is eighth in the ACC in rushing (75.7 yards per game) and has gone over 100 yards in two of the past three games.
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There's a long list of mini majors and independent distributors that have come and gone over the past 15 years, including Picturehouse, ThinkFilm, Mandate, and Artisan, just to name a few.
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The weave itself is actually the completion of a 'U' with the head, bringing the fighter up on the other side of the blow, which has just gone over his head.
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But cutting Medicaid and Medicare spending growth has always been a high hill to climb, and it's not like the GOP's past efforts have gone over well outside the Republican base.
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Yet there are some surprises among the events that have come and gone over the past 120 years, such as club swinging (1904 and 1932) and oils and water colours (1948).
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I sensed that he believed I had gone over to the Dark Side, loyally supporting indefensible policies; I felt that he was unfair and unreasonable in his critiques of our administration.
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Sowell, who dropped the ball and broke out into an elaborate dance, explained after the game that he had gone over his post-touchdown moves with his daughter before the game.
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His restaurant was among those finally up and running — with a limited menu — but he had gone over a week without a paycheck, and he was worried about his mortgage payment.
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It said it had gone over the original audit report to compare with the final draft report that was released by the state audit department, and will soon call in witnesses.
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Afterward I joked that had I gone over the cliff, taking out two of the most important men in business at that time, our story surely would have made The Times.
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We're in a conference room at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington headquarters, having just gone over a number of new concepts the design team is working on to improve the Xbox One's core software.
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"We've had clients who've been traumatized because they've gone over to party and someone slips GHB in their drink, and they don't remember what happens over the following few hours," he said.
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While the Safe Haven actress hasn't gone over to the dark side in terms of her hair color, she has done something different in order to prep for her next movie role.
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"It is ambitious and shows how far we have gone over the last 12 months in establishing a defense and security union," she said in a statement, calling for more such steps.
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"It is ambitious and shows how far we have gone over the last 12 months in establishing a defence and security union," she said in a statement, calling for more such steps.
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The broadcaster told The Hill that he feels Trump has "gone over the line" with his attacks on the press but suggested the proper response would be not to take the bait.
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Many of Netanyahu's policies have not gone over well with American Jews -- whether his embrace of racist Kahanists, settlement construction or his cancellation of the compromise on the Western Wall prayer space.
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But a supervisor with Lion Air explained how the airline had gone over the inspector's head: National government officials in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, had given permission for takeoff, the inspector said.
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Some of the rusted electrical circuits providing internet to Barinas homes have not been replaced since the early 2000s and several residents said they had gone over a year without a connection.
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McGreevy's and the Lower Mills Tavern in the city's Dorchester neighborhood both donated $1,000 to the cause — a move that hasn't gone over well with some customers who have vowed to boycott.
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I'd never thought I would say those words aloud but when studying abroad in New Delhi, India as a 21-year-old back in 2011, I knew I'd officially gone over the edge.
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Blunt and Klobuchar will "compare notes" later Tuesday, according to Blunt, about how the deal has gone over with their members and will likely put out final language on the legislation by Wednesday.
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The Fortgangs' interpretation (which they call "Brooklyn-style matcha") has gone over well in Japan; the brothers have hosted three pop-ups in Tokyo that draw long lines of fans young and old.
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Lawmakers routinely go over their five-minute time limits for questioning, and it is particularly rare for a witness to accuse the chairman of a panel of having gone over his time limit.
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Where to use your Hilton points for a warm-weather vacationNow that we've gone over how to earn the points you'll need for a last-minute resort stay, where should you use them?
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Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent — designers, husbands and fathers to their daughter, Poppy — help frazzled homeowners, who have gone over budget and schedule while renovating their dwellings, put an end to their frustrations.
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Bacchanal is closed now, but it wasn't the first or last place I've gone over the past few years where I needed to take a short stroll before I could powder my nose.
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Had it gone over, Scotland would have led by 9-7 at the break and fully reclaimed momentum lost when an early try by the lock forward George Kruis had given England the lead.
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It's unclear whether L does write down a name in the Death Note, as the movie cuts away from the scene, but Stanfield is convinced his character has gone over to the dark side.
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Once Von Hep has gone over every patch of skin, he dries me with a cool-set dryer (a hairdryer on the cold setting would work at home), and I get dressed and go.
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The Countess—and it radiates right off her face—wants to put her mouth on these women with a rapacity that must have shocked some 1930s moviegoers and gone over the heads of others.
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But I don't want to get phone calls in the middle of the night, telling me I've gone over to Trumpland and I'm going to Darth Vader because I said nice things about Melania.
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The former New York City's rapid ascent in the 2020 race has not gone over well with his Democratic opponents, who have accused him of attempting to "buy" the election with his massive fortune.
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The show could have gone over the top with the moment, using it to pull on the heartstrings — and I bet a lot of fans would have been happy to see it played that way.
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"To this day — she's been gone over two years — but when we go home to the house, we're always looking for a note from her or jewelry she may have left behind," Stamos told PEOPLE.
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Cherry Moon might have gone over like wheat rust, but you couldn't tell that from the crowd's mood or from the mouths of Prince's entourage, who were hard-pressed to find fault with their mentor.
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Finally, if the reason your limit was lowered is because you've gone over your 30% utilization rate, the creditor may request you get back under it by making a significant payment by a certain date.
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In addition, the S&P 500 has now gone over three times longer than normal without a 5 percent pullback; investors should be mindful that these declines are normal and are certain to come eventually.
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Thorin follows a familiar pattern for edgelord commentary: step right up to the edge and walk away, leaving enough ambiguity in place so you can deploy a rhetorical smokescreen when you've "accidentally" gone over the line.
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"For productivity, we haven't gone over to artifical intelligence yet but we're thinking about it – we're building a proprietary database, the first step to AI, and with qualitative data also, to help spot patterns," Misrahi said.
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Zhan Jiang, a retired professor of journalism at Beijing Foreign Studies University, said Ms. Ma's argument to the American authorities that CGTN did not take orders from Beijing might not have gone over well back home.
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Netflix announced that Anderson will play Britain's first female prime minister in the fourth season of its hit series about Queen Elizabeth II. This seems to have gone over well with fans of the royal drama.
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"Given that the strategic industrial partnership ... goes beyond what's at stake in this dispute, Vivendi announces that it has gone over the 3 percent threshold in Mediaset's capital and now holds 3.01 percent," it said on Monday.
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I remember the first time I watched Sex and the City — although the too-adult story line might have gone over my head, I fell in love with the over-the-top fashion I saw on-screen.
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Between the internal processes at the FBI, DOJ, and other agencies who may be involved in a particular order, and the review by FISC attorneys and judges, each application is gone over with a fine-toothed comb.
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I think something about that propels, and I like the momentum that gave, but then of course now, having a lot more—I hadn't gone over there at all before the record was out already, for Nonfiction.
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Verizon said Tuesday that it made a customer service mistake by not quickly restoring high-speed wireless service to a fire truck that had gone over its data cap, but insists net neutrality is not to blame.
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Day one was an indie rock paradise, featuring Public Access TV, Yumi Zouma, Porches, and Wild Nothing, who played to such an enthusiastic crowd that an encore was demanded even though the show had gone over time.
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"Vivendi announces that it has gone over the 3 percent threshold in Mediaset's capital and now holds 3.01 percent," the company said in a statement, adding that it was consistent with its strategy to expand into southern Europe.
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Khloé Kardashian's decision to reconcile with Tristan Thompson after he allegedly cheated on her throughout her pregnancy hasn't gone over well with her famous family — but according to a source, the new mom has made up her mind.
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"We have gone over 50 percent in reducing excess inventories but that means we still have some excessive inventories that we need to drain," he told journalists on the sidelines of the UN climate conference in Bonn, Germany.
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Most of those rescued were Afghan Uzbeks loyal to Afghanistan&aposs Vice President Rashid Dostum who had gone over to IS after Dostum fell out with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and fled to Turkey in May last year.
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That messaging from the league — we're sorry you were offended but we're not going to muzzle our people on social issues — has not gone over well in China and the NBA has been in damage control mode. Sen.
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Washington snapped a three-game slide with a 28-212 triumph at Orlando on Saturday and has gone over 215 points in two of its last four games while failing to reach 21 in the other two contests.
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At one plant which makes Typhoon eurofighter jets for BAE Systems in northwestern England, employees have gone over the debate so many times before a June 25.4 referendum on Britain's EU membership that they can anticipate one another's views.
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That part of the story that the DNC apparently paid for, you know, in the latest information that we have, you know, brings into question whether or not it&aposs ethical for them to have gone over that line.
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Probably. But Trump has made up people before (twice, at least!) and given how the campaign has gone over the last year, no one would be surprised if Trump did make up a fake speechwriter to take the blame.
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People had a lot of things to say about the project, including a whole lot of poop jokes: The project had to have gone over well because we can't look at a brownie the same way ever again. A++++++++
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Though The Post seems to have lost some steam with Oscars prognosticators, it's gone over well with critics (it has an 83 percent rating on Metacritic) and audiences, who pushed it to a healthy showing at the box office.
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They had gone over their allotted time, and the next band was starting to set up, but the other band wouldn't stop playing, and so Dan Burke punched one of the guys and then they started a huge fight.
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Anna, we learn, wears the boots of her older brother who has "gone over," a phrase that Lib at first takes to mean emigration to the United States but which the reader will suspect indicates a more final destination.
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Suzanne Arena, whose 16-year-old daughter is friends with the sick teenager, has gone over the timeline again and again since then, wondering how much exposure occurred before the teacher was tested, and before those test results were made public.
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Finally, the borders are gone over with flat white, as if a referee were moving in and out of the action, covering drips and editing down the outlying borders of drawing to blurry skirmishes at the frayed edges of the monochrome.
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"Given the situation and the tension between the two clubs and all the stuff that's gone over the past few weeks, we're all on high alert with anything," the crew chief Sam Holbrook said in a statement to a pool reporter.
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His burst to prominence in his third year was enough to give him the slight nod over Evans, who has gone over 1,000 yards in each of his six seasons and is fourth among active players at 203 yards per reception.
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In a neighborhood bursting with food, the closing, residents say, leaves a hole for lower-income and longtime residents whose means have not changed as the neighborhood has gone over the decades from a homely enclave to a glamorous address.
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Mr. Trump may have thought he was being constructive when he weighed in on Chicago's terrible murder rate, but his offer (or threat) of federal support has not gone over well — either with Chicago Democrats or small-government Republicans. Rep.
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I might be wrong, as I've not read all of the reviews that have given Warcraft such a poor score on Metacritic, but it might be that these themes have gone over the heads of critics beyond the specialist games press.
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Boyce told Cosmo that she had gone over to his house, and he apologized for his response (though he did still pin the tweet in which he lashed out so that it would be the first tweet to show up on his profile).
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And I think this year, it has just gone over the top with support and turn out and just the passion around what I do personally on the court, but you can tell that the game of basketball is healthy and alive.
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Sure, it was nice to win the Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota Senate seats, but those were states that should never have gone over to the Democrats anyway and were a legacy of either underperforming or terrible GOP candidates six years ago.
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Fan response was largely positive, and while I'm guessing here, I'm not so sure such a measure would've gone over—making the cover character of one of the most successful games of the year queer—without such a vocal community of diverse fans.
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Not only has it provided a nostalgia trip for artists (Armand Van Helden, Pete Rock, and Skratch Bastid have all commented on his posts), concertgoers, and designers alike, it also shows off the venues that have came and gone over the years.
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It would be a bit of British understatement to say Prime Minister Boris Johnson's move to shut down Parliament for five of the nine remaining weeks before Britain is due to crash out of the European Union has not gone over well.
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In the past, employees at the NFL have manually gone over hundreds of hours of game footage and helmet impacts to identify situations that lead to injury, and made changes — like updates to the kickoff rules — with the goal of preventing them.
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Look at the surface of her face jugs — the grooved coils of hair, the pockmarks and pustules — and you'll see how she has gone over every inch of the surface, both in the way she has worked it and in the color of the glazes.
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During the clip, actor Jeremy Jordan — who plays Winslow "Winn" Schott, Jr.on the show — made a joke that hasn't gone over well when he addressed some of the show's shippers of their favorite imaginary couple: Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist) and Lena Luthor (Katie McGrath).
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"We've gone over and over what happened in the autumn of 2015 and I remain convinced that all the other options that were discussed at the time - perhaps deploying water cannons on the German border and such - were out of the question for me," Merkel said.
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Having gone over a year and a half since the release of her last album, the roughly 24 hour-long delay between Lemonade's debut on Tidal and it's availability on iTunes felt unbearable to those who hadn't subscribed to Jay Z's virtual platoon of streaming exclusives.
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"I just felt at this point in time what we had assessed and reassessed and reassessed and carefully gone over still stands and that it was important to take that stand on behalf of the intelligence community and on behalf of the America people," Coats said.
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It is also reaching out to the 876 developers of 1,500 apps that may have had broader access to user photos to ask them to check for and delete any such images—a tried and true method that has gone over spectacularly for the company in the past.
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I've only done these series that last for a really long time, and I've been on two shows that have gone over 100 episodes, and in the middle of it, you approach the material very differently than you do at the beginning, and now, I get this gift.
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My opening statement in a moment, but first, Rudy Giuliani within the hour has told Fox News that experts have gone over the tape that former Trump attorney Michael Cohen allegedly made of conversations with the President and Giuliani says quote, "Somebody played around," close quote, with the tape.
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Whether you've just made a huge payment on your credit card, are waiting on late freelance checks, have gone over the limit on your expenses, or are in another pinch and don't have immediate access to funds, sometimes you need to get creative about making some money — quick.
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They charmed the hell out of me, to be honest; I'd come in expecting an awkward, canned encounter, and even though I could tell that they'd gone over some of the answers they gave a thousand times before, they still managed to make it seem like they meant them.
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But despite the likely possibility that the comment phone line being down is a byproduct of the transition, the narrowed communication outlet hasn't gone over well in a tense political climate where many view its closure as a sign that Trump wants to exert severe control over government communication and transparency.
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"I just felt at this point in time that what we had assessed and reassessed and reassessed and carefully gone over still stands, and that it was important to take that stand on behalf of the intelligence community and on behalf of the American people," Coats told NBC's Andrea Mitchell.
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Check in with the other person to make sure you are still on the same page, "so this is what I am hearing so far," or "ok, let's review what we've gone over" — this will allow both parties to clarify what has been said and confirm that it was conveyed correctly.
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Denver's Next Good Kubiak Offensive Game Will Be Their First We've gone over key matchups and places where numbers would say an advantage can be had, but let's get a little broader here: Was there ever a reason to believe that the Broncos could deliver competent offensive play in this game?
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The cartel has historically overproduced, or gone over individual country quotas, but this was a clear sign that the cartel was not after keeping a floor on global prices (which is theoretically their role in crude markets) and, instead, the name of the game was to go after market share.
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The prosecutor beamed images of phone logs and trading records onto a screen and reminded jurors of trial testimony by an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation who had gone over the timing in detail, saying that Mr. Walters had often traded within moments of communicating with Mr. Davis.
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And although the amount of alcohol that brings on a hangover varies by person, a hangover often means you've gone over what is considered by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be moderate drinking: one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men.
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There were times I can't believe that these people above me were cool to me or that I walked out of a house because I know other people who had gone over to the same house and they just took their money and told them to go, and that's how it's gonna be.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has expressed anxiety about a dismal streak for the stock market over the past several days, telling advisers he is surprised a tentative deal he struck with Chinese President Xi Jinping hasn't gone over well with Wall Street, according to a person who has spoken with him.
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A federal judge in Miami ordered the assets of Jay Peak and related businesses frozen after the Securities and Exchange Commission charged that its owners raised some $350 million from investors for projects including new resort facilities and a biomedical research facility, but spent the new funds on old projects that had gone over budget.
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It was the first time since 1945 that an emperor has gone over the government's head, as it were, to explain his own thinking: The last time this occurred was at the end of World War II when Emperor Akihito's father, Emperor Hirohito, made a radio address announcing Japan's surrender to the Allied forces.
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"I got so many names wrong because I was so nervous and normally when we say people's names, we've gone over who the guests are and we practiced, but this was an in-the-moment thing where we were finding out right along with you who was nominated," Gilbert said on Thursday, choking back tears.
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"Although his reckless remarks are just balderdash of a guy who has become so angrily desperate due to the ever-increasing nuclear strike capability of the DPRK, they have gone over the line," said a spokesman for the North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as quoted by the state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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You know, Mike Pompeo the Secretary of State has been twice now to North Korea so I guess on this round they said you know what, you&aposre going to come to us in New York and we&aposre going to talk there while another delegation has gone over to discuss denuclearization and exactly what that looks like.
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One night senior year I had gone over with a delivery and began falling asleep on the bed—it was cold out and cozy in there, and she had a big, expensive, non-university mattress and frame; she was OK with it at first but then the wind turned imperceptibly and she weighed anchor and said, Sorry, no.
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"Conventional wisdom has always said that impeachment would be a good thing for Trump because it would rally his base and divide the Democrats," Reed said, but he added Trump may have "gone over his skis" by betting that collateral damage he's able to inflict on Biden would outweigh any damage caused to him by impeachment proceedings.
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Fitzgerald is pals with Comey who put Martha Stewart in prison and Fitzgerald is the one who is now representing Comey, and you know, it&aposs like this triumvirate of Comey, Fitzgerald and Comey&aposs other attorney, Kelly, who have together you know, kind of gone over to the dark side, many think, in terms of the way they are handling these cases.
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At Jezebel, for instance, Bobby Finger declared it his awards season villain, based mainly on the fact that it's directed by a straight white guy (La La Land's Damien Chazelle) and about a straight white guy (Neil Armstrong, played by Ryan Gosling), and had already gone over gushingly well with at least one prominent straight white guy (Variety's Owen Gleiberman).
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More famous than many of the drivers who have come and gone over the years, he has become known to millions of fans as Bernie or Mr E. If the end of his reign was often foretold, time and again he confounded his critics — a classic example being the bribery trial in Germany that ended in 2014 after he agreed to pay $100 million as a settlement.
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And when beneath them appears a fantastical assortment of women in giant metallic crowns, like Aztec pyramids, above multilayered tank tops and intricately seamed robes in black and pink and mustard, royal exoskeletons gleaming with sequins, shoulders jutting up to the sky, handbags soaring from waists like sci-fi panniers, ruffles and weirdness all in one, it is as if you have gone over the rainbow to an alternate world.
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And then—again in olden times, in the past—when you went to school and opened your fresh new workbook for January and went to write the date in the top right-hand corner of the page—or left-hand corner, depending on how deranged and insistent your teachers were—you would write last year's date, and then have to scrub it out with pen and write it again, and, oh god you've gone over the edge just rip the page out and start again.
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"There has never been a major-party nominee quite like Trump; no party has gone over the edge in the way the Republicans are about to," Mason Williams, a professor of history at Williams College, wrote by email: Constraints that would have prevented the nomination of a candidate like Trump have been removed — by party and ideological polarization; by the weakening of the political parties as organizations; and by the fact that primary voters, rather than party bosses or even more ideologically oriented party activists, now have the power to choose the Republican nominee.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) was the first to cut off Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), arguing that the hearing could not "move forward" until Democrats had gone over the papers.
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