It's the first look we've gotten at her actual work life.
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But the idea has gotten at least a little more believable lately.
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That's how good the counterfeiters have gotten at making the illicit drugs.
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They probably would have gotten at least some backlash no matter what.
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AND YOU ACTUALLY SAID YOU'VE GOTTEN AT LEAST AN INITIAL REACHOUT TO SOME REGULATORS.
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Every Fed governor, starting with Paul Volcker (1979-1987), has gotten at least two terms.
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It's a complexity that can't be gotten at when you're tasting and spitting dozens of wines.
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On Saturday, he pointed to the solid reviews he has gotten at recent joint-candidate forums.
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According to its numbers, it was about twice as much as Clinton had gotten at that point.
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It's interesting, because I literally bought something I could have gotten at the Walgreen's down the street.
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Of course, the president has gotten at least nine candidates who he deigned worth supporting elected or nominated.
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But a lot of it stems from just how much better NBC has gotten at modulating its programming.
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I have gotten at not only the representation of things, but the way that the mind actually works.
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Well, that's the first response I've gotten at all, like from anyone involved in any sort of organization.
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It's basically a job interview for a job that you otherwise wouldn't have gotten at a company like Facebook.
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He has gotten at least a hit in all five of his career games versus Miami and is batting .
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He claims he has 19 balls he's gotten at the games and he claims they aren't batting practice balls.
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He wondered: Would his brigade have gotten at least another sight if the security aid hadn't been held up?
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I am fairly rebus blind, but usually catch on after I've gotten at least one of the rebus elements.
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Now, I'm super excited to show the judges and the audience just how great Doug has gotten at the routine.
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"I've gotten at least 30, maybe 30% more phone calls already to start the homes search in January," said Fuentes.
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Y'all have gotten at this idea before: I think a lot of people treat the series as a true crime investigation.
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All the time, theories swirled from those who felt authorities had not gotten at the truth of what happened in 2001.
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I cut up the fabric into thin strips and attached tiny metal and plastic charms I'd gotten at a flea market.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev — The beer brewer has gotten at least six bids for brands that it is selling, according to Reuters.
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It's the longest glimpse we've gotten at the four-part series yet, and reveals quite a bit about what's to come.
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The decision to kill off a number of superheroes was a wise one, given how overcrowded things have gotten at Marvel.
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There, his father received "the same chemotherapy he would have gotten at USC" and was closer to his family at home.
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And five different songs from Pop, the band's vastly inferior 23 release, have gotten at least 100 turns over the years.
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta: If you're a parent like me, you've probably gotten at least some questions from your kids about the outbreak.
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It's just a cute little nod, sure — but it shows just how damned agile Epic has gotten at making changes to this game.
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"The only pushback that I've gotten at all is from a single lawmaker who doesn't believe transgender people are real," Wilson told Vox.
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"We've gotten at least a dozen calls from as far away as Jacksonville, Florida, on people wanting to adopt the snake," Woydziak said.
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Just how good, the person wondered, had the military and intelligence communities' algorithms gotten at interpreting data and taking action based on that analysis?
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Chinese researchers have initiated perhaps a half-dozen randomized trials of the two versions in humans and gotten at least some promising initial data.
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That bath soap would have been a special imported treat costing $254 a bar, not something I might have gotten at the corner CVS.
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They say Culp needs to make GE more transparent, clean up its financial reporting and acknowledge how bad things have gotten at the company.
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But Thursday night, the candidates were afforded more time — about 13 minutes — to elaborate on their changing climate platforms than they've gotten at any other debate.
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To be precise, 41 percent of women ages 18 to 36 said in a 2017 YouGov survey that they'd gotten at least one unwanted penis picture.
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"My understanding is that's a very complicated case ... but that they made the best possible decision and deal they could have gotten at that time," she said.
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The show's close-ups long ago became a stylistic tic, but this one nicely captures just how good June has gotten at performing Gilead, more or less.
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What I found was a pleasant surprise: In several cases, things had actually gotten at least a little better in the months since I'd visited the topic.
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It's really a song about how silly my life has gotten at times, cause you can give me a $10 bottle of wine and I'd be just fine.
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Mr. Britton, who was a counselor while the others were students, was drawn to that camp because it gave participants something he wished he'd gotten at that age.
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Aselstine said that the "sad thing" was that the company would have likely gotten "at least 100 times as many customers" from that same expenditure on Google Ads.
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Had he gone through the normal vetting process, it's likely the administration would have gotten at least some warning signs about his possible misconduct before making the pick.
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"And trust me, since this happened, I've gotten at least two dozen emails from people who think they will pull it off and want my help, which won't happen."
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That Mr. Trump is a businessman is not exactly a state secret, but this ad portrays his gains as ill-gotten, at least in the eyes of true conservatives.
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"It's night and day how much better I've gotten at putting on my own makeup," she admits, adding that her brows have improved the most in the last two years.
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There was a great story in the Times actually also, besides the one we're gonna talk about in a minute, about chess and how much better they've gotten at chess.
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As fresh as Clinton's message feels, especially in contrast to the backward-looking tenor of Donald Trump's campaign, it still hasn't gotten at a deeper shift that millennial voters are experiencing.
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But when you take the data in aggregate, it actually is somewhat impressive how good humans have gotten at navigating gigantic metal machines through the air in the midst of winter weather.
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The termites have gotten at the Washington Nationals, a team that, depending on how you calculate it, is in either in year 47 or year 12 of an ongoing search for authenticity.
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In my defense, the stove was 15 years old, but there's a good chance I could have gotten at least a few more months (or maybe years—who knows?) out of it.
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Even though about 12 million people have gotten at least some of their genes unravelled—mostly by companies like 23andme or Ancestry—that level of detail isn't enough for a precision-medicine future.
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In a similar vein, expect an update on Facebook's algorithmic enforcement efforts and how successful artificial intelligence has gotten at stopping problematic posts before they're published on the platform in the first place.
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Nearly 85 percent of those who had gotten at least one drug had filled multiple prescriptions for that drug over the course of the year studied, which the authors considered long-term use.
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I wasn't thinking all over the world when I started this, but I've gotten at least 20 requests from Australia, Belgium, and all over for the learning kit of how to sing the song.
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"It's a full-body workout that I've never gotten at any other studio, and it's more affordable," said Gisela Perez, a business analyst and resident of the Bronx who has tried other cycling studios.
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In case you were wondering how long Lloyd Blankfein would continue to hold his perch at the top of the heap at Goldman Sachs, well, he's gotten at least one day closer to leaving.
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Tiffany Trump is not happy about the negative attention she's gotten at New York Fashion Week because of her father, President Donald Trump, a source who knows the 23-year-old First Daughter tells PEOPLE.
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Analysts at investment bank Leerink Partners thought Sarepta could have gotten at least $200 million, raising questions of whether there is a "broader decline" of interest in the vouchers that command "increasingly astronomical" price tags.
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He has previously gotten at least 3 percent in three other polls approved by the Democratic National Committee, according to POLITICO's tracking, and has publicly said he crossed the fundraising threshold of 165,6463 unique donors.
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Based on these claims, nearly 25 million people between the ages of 290 to 20173 had gotten at least one opioid prescription between 22017 to 270, including 2000 million with no recent history of opioid use.
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One of their best players, Kyle Wiltjer, is a transfer from Kentucky, but he left Kentucky largely because he didn't see an opportunity to get the kind of playing time there that he's gotten at Gonzaga.
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"By the time we got to some of the later areas, we would look back at the first ones and realize that we could see how much better we'd gotten at what we do," Rothlisberger said.
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In 1944, affirmative consent wasn't even an option for the woman in the song; she would have had to protect her reputation by either playing hard to get or not allowing herself to be gotten at all.
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School closings have left many students to complete class work mostly on their own while many parents who live pay-check-to-pay-check scramble to feed their children the meals they would otherwise have gotten at school.
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School closings have left many students to complete class work mostly on their own while many parents who live pay-check-to-pay-check scramble to feed their children the meals they would otherwise have gotten at school.
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Given how much money Black Panther has made, and given that nearly every Marvel Cinematic Universe solo superhero to date has gotten at least one sequel, it's only a matter of time before the studio announces Black Panther 2.
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That's according to a new Pew Research Center national poll -- one of the first comprehensive looks we've gotten at how the virus is impacting public opinion since people began to take the idea of social distancing seriously over the past week.
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You now have gotten at least some feedback on what we can expect from Michael Horowitz&aposs report, but I want to add to that -- now we know that the actors that are -- that were investigated now will weigh in on it.
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Just in the past year we've gotten at least five omakase-only sanctuaries — Sushi Noz, Sushi Amane, Noda, Shoji at 69 Leonard Street and Ichimura at Uchu — where the price of a meal, before drinks and tax, is somewhere between $250 and $300.
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His unusual form — he's a jumble of items left in the lost-and-found box, and can rearrange himself at will — encourages inventive action beats, and allows the Pixar team to show off just how good they've gotten at recreating different textures.
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When Dolores emerged from the fort to start gunning down the forces of Delos, it was a hugely exciting moment, and I'm impressed with how good the show has gotten at turning on a dime to show violence as catharsis or slaughter, depending on whose perspective you take.
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Details: Acosta continues to defend the deal, calling it "appropriate," according to the AP. Sanders described the proceedings as "complicated," adding "they made the best possible decision and deal they could have gotten at the time," and that, to her knowledge, Trump's faith in Acosta has gone unchanged.
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Bay also promised to adopt her if no one else had by the time filming starts this August in the U.K. That seems unlikely ... Freshfields says it's gotten at least 100 offers to adopt Freya since she became a celebrity, and has already visited with a potential family.
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This week, I dug up many old quotes from Bewkes I had gotten at the time in which he talked about all this and more — most of Plepler's thoughts on the AOL invaders were too expletive-laden to use then and now — and one really struck a chord.
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That, of course, makes The Day After a natural fit for The Americans, and it digs into something the show has never gotten at quite as well as it does in "The Day After" — so many of the show's characters think the apocalypse could be just around the corner, especially Paige.
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This week, I dug up many old quotes from Bewkes I had gotten at the time in which he talked about all this and more — most of Plepler's thoughts on the AOL invaders were too expletive-laden to use then and now — and one really struck a chord of the time.
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DC Comics' Geoff Johns introduced the footage with noted comic book geek Kevin Smith during Tuesday's DC Films Presents: Dawn of the Justice League special on The CW. With no trailers yet released and only a handful of promo photos, this is the most detailed look we've gotten at Wonder Woman so far.
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One day after leaked tidbits from Bob Woodward's forthcoming book about the Trump administration painted the White House as a toxic work environment full of people who hate Donald Trump and ignore or else actively undermine his orders, an anonymous New York Times op-ed from a "senior official" in the administration emphasized just how fucked things have gotten at the most important address in the world.
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Consider this: according to Baseball Prospectus, a website which traffics in all manner of baseball ephemera (and where I also work, on occasion), the Indians have gotten at least 1.2 wins worth of value out of every single position on the diamond—including their top two starting pitchers—with the exception of center field, which is manned by the rather depressing combination of Rajai Davis and Tyler Naquin.
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But we had a great time going to bars and massive nightclubs in Sector 26, and eating many great dinners and lunches (among them, Gopal Sweets, The Great Bear Kitchen & Brewery and Pal Dhaba, at a plastic table in a strip mall parking lot) for so little we both struggled to get rid of the $100 in rupees we'd gotten at an A.T.M. Following Lisa's lead, I walked through the city whenever I could, to see what perfection looks like when life happens to it.
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And I countered this by recalling that he had wanted to make Mad a slick. And I said, “Harvey, if you stay, I’ll let you make Mad a slick. :And Harvey stayed, made Mad a slick, and didn’t even take as much money as he would have gotten at Pageant, because Harvey was never money-crazy.
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Film Music Magazine gave the Caprica pilot soundtrack an "A", saying: "McCreary powerfully establishes his prequel main theme off the bat with a distinct, and haunting sense of melancholy for strings and violin, until his biggest statement is made for the end titles. It’s striking orchestral composing that shows just how good McCreary has gotten at this stuff".
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Nora is loath to let her friends know exactly how bad things have gotten at home, so Nora decides to hide her bruises and poverty. Things seem to get better when a cute college boy named Pablo begins working with her at the deli and they begin dating. When fires and shootings start becoming commonplace, Nora and her friends begin to change their schedules and lives in order to avoid becoming a victim of the Son of Sam.
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Sleezy took Jefferson's music to the Music Box club where the DJ Ron Hardy would play, which led to Sleezy returning to Jefferson stating how popular his music had gotten at the club. This led to Jefferson completing more tracks leading to Jefferson proclaiming he had "like 15 songs playing in the Music Box". Lawrence eventually connected with Ron Hardy and continued to give him cassettes of his work, including tracks stated in an interview in 2005 that "were never put out." Jefferson began developing records after looking at Jesse Saunders record and went to the address on the Trax Records and Precision Records labels.
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" Another positive review of the first episode came from Ken Tucker of Yahoo TV, who wrote, "Fear the Walking Dead is a mood piece, more artful than the original series" and that the cast is "terrific". Tim Goodman of The Hollywood Reporter gave an average review, writing, "The 90-minute first episode and the hour-long second episode are, while not actually boring, certainly less magnetic than the original." One of the harshest negative reviews came from HitFix, on Daniel Fienberg and Alan Sepinwall's podcast, where Fienberg called the premiere episode "awful, just horrible ... as bad as The Walking Dead has ever gotten at its very worst. This is that bad.
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The Speed Bump sign appears above the clue box where the team who checked in last in the previous Pit Stop during a non-elimination leg must do the Speed Bump task on the leg after the non-elimination Leg before continuing. Started from season 5, the penalty for finishing last in a non-elimination leg is that the affected team will have to perform a "Speed Bump" task at some point during the next leg. Teams would be alerted to the upcoming Speed Bump by a Route Marker clue prior to it, while the Speed Bump itself is displayed in a manner similar to the Yield showing the affected team's picture at a stand near to the regular Route Marker. Once the team completes the Speed Bump task, they may receive the next clue that they would have gotten at the Route Marker, or they may have to backtrack to the location of the clue box to get their next clue, depending on the task.
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Their genealogy is Conchobhar & Seaán sons of Cathaoir Óg son of Aodh son of Cathaoir son of Eamón of Kilnacrott son of Maolmórdha son of Seaán son of Cathal. A Genealogical History of the O’Reillys by Eoghan O’Raghallaigh, Section 11.1, p. 83 By a deed dated 10 May 1611 between the said Connor McCahir O’Relly of Cargeagh-Callne in County Cavan, gent and John O’Relly of Gortingarge, County Cavan, gent by which they divide between them the 6 poules of land gotten at the last Plantation of the county, viz, the poules of Gortinesimonie, Tirenavan, Dinrewelle, Dune, Dongary and Cornahagh, of which Connor obtained the three first; who is to pay John 10 shillings English yearly in satisfaction of a gallon of land. An Inquisition held at Cavan Town on 31 March 1626 found that the said Cornelius O’Rely, recently of Gortincarge, County Cavan deceased, was seized of said townland of Gortincarge containing 4 polls of land, namely Gortinshemore, Downe and Tyrenewonagh and 2 polls of land in Downe and Corneha.
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Novgorod birch-bark letter №366, about 1360-1380 A.D. Case of trampled wheat, release. Original text (with added word division): > сь урѧдѣсѧ ѧковь съ гюргьмо и съ харѣтономъ по бьсудьнои грамотѣ цто былъ > возѧлъ гюргѣ грамоту в ызьѣжьнои пьшьнѣцѣ а харѣтоно во проторѣхо своѣхъ и > возѧ гюрьгѣ за вьсь то рубьль и трѣ грѣвоны и коробью пьшьнѣцѣ а харѣтонъ > возѧ дьсѧть локотъ сукона и грѣвону а боль не надобѣ гюрьгю нѣ харѣтону до > ѧкова нѣ ѧкову до гюргѧ нѣ до харитона а на то рѧдьцѣ и послусѣ давыдъ > лукѣнъ сынъ и сьтьпанъ таишѣнъ Translation (with explanations in square brackets): > Here, Yakov has settled with Gyurgiy and with Khariton by courtless deed > Gyurgiy has gotten [at court] concerning trampled [by horses] wheat and > Khariton concerning his loss. Gyurgiy got one rouble [money], three grivnas > [money], and basket [measure] of wheat for all that, and Khariton got ten > cubits of cloth and one grivna. And Gyurgiy and Khariton have no more > concern to Yakov, nor Yakov to Gyurgiy and Khariton.
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