But investors in Samsung had reservations about the purchase price.
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A lawyer by trade, he had reservations about the bill.
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Southern Europeans have had reservations about the unnecessary surgery involved.
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Southern said she had reservations about secretly filming the charity worker.
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To be honest, I had reservations about taking it at first.
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I wondered if he had reservations about going after her that hard?
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Of sharing her current pregnancy on TV, Catelynn says she had reservations.
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But he acknowledged that he had reservations about Dowless's absentee ballot program.
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I guess in her mind, she had reservations about working with us.
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They had reservations at the fancy restaurant in the hotel that night.
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Friends had reservations about her seeing a felon, but she didn't care.
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"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Rep.
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He told PEOPLE that he'd practiced for 10 days but still had reservations.
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Though I had reservations about his character, we had an intense sexual connection.
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But many soccer officials had reservations about the Trump administration's restrictive travel policies.
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But Ferguson said he still had reservations outside of the realm of due process.
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He hadn't moved in yet, but now had reservations about doing so at all.
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Regardless of the positive implications of interest rates or inflation, Cramer still had reservations.
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Julian Thompson, the head of the Chinese art department and a mathematician, also had reservations.
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Scott also had reservations about Streep, though he greatly admired her talents as an actress.
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Fred Phelps said he had reservations about sending his son down such a narrow path.
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Many voters had reservations about Hillary Clinton — many voters also weren't sure about Jeremy Corbyn.
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I have to admit, I had reservations about this plot line when it was first announced.
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Though she was still against abortion, she said she had reservations about the group's confrontational style.
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The steak was good but we had reservations and still waited 45 minutes to be seated.
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Speaking about his performance, Efron told Variety that he initially had reservations about taking the role.
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Cohen maintained that, based on personal experience, he still had reservations over what could possibly follow.
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Earlier in the campaign, the Massachusetts senator sounded like she had reservations about Medicare-for-all.
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Meantime, fish-sellers, many of whom already had reservations about the Toyosu location, are left in limbo.
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He got on his plane in Columbus, according to campaign advisers, but had reservations about pressing on.
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LaShawn Solomon had reservations when she moved into her apartment on Prospect Avenue about five years ago.
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Despite his third album being near-complete for almost two years, he had reservations about releasing it.
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And yet, N.F.L. evaluators still had reservations, which is how Salaam fell to the draft's 22011st pick.
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But even with Collins' positive outlook in mind, Cramer still had reservations about Allergan's long-term prospects.
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The reality star's mother, Kris Jenner also had reservations about the 20-year-old living on her own.
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Though we had reservations about that particular candy-doughnut partnership, we have high hopes for this forthcoming one.
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Even though she was game to participate in the theme, Andrews had reservations about her Jonathan Simkhai dress.
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The spokesman, Ahmed Qara Ali, said on Twitter on Thursday that the group had "reservations" about the agreement.
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"At the time he was young, ambitious and a lot of people, including myself, had reservations," McBride said.
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One tearful phone call later, I learned that she had reservations about my marriage due to her religious beliefs.
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She flew instead on a one-way ticket to Istanbul, Turkey, where she had reservations at the Erguvan Hotel.
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Mastercard CEO Ajaypal Banga also had reservations about the technology, even though it has the third most blockchain patents.
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"I had reservations once, too, but I've come around," said Andrea Lafferty, executive director for the Traditional Values Coalition.
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The activists said Mr. Sanders had falsely implied that they endorsed the measure when they had reservations about it.
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His mother, Kristie Maldonado, told the Associated Press she was "so grateful" for the decision but still had reservations.
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Though Alex and Albert had reservations and critiques about the institution of marriage itself, they also couldn't deny its pull.
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The FCC denied Swarm's application in December of that year because it had reservations about the firm's satellite tracking capabilities.
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So when I received an email inviting me to attend a "doom metal yoga class" last Friday, I had reservations.
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But the head of Ennahda's Shura Council, the party's supreme ruling authority, said he had reservations over the premier's choices.
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In the letter to Trump, the five senators say they have long had reservations about selling nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia.
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In a June 2011 interview, Sanders told CNN's Wolf Blitzer he had "reservations" about the Obama administration's military intervention in Libya.
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Barber: Even though Stephanie had reservations about Kimmy moving into the house, I think ultimately we're all raising these kids together.
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When Alphabet CEO Larry Page — whom Thrun describes as a friend — asked him to take on the project, he had reservations.
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She had reservations, and then found out that by putting the pills in a cold-cream jar, she had spoiled them.
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Not only were Democrats opposed, but many members of the House Freedom Caucus, a group of hard-line conservatives, had reservations.
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Mr. Christie had reservations about Mr. Flynn that he shared with Mr. Trump, according to three people close to the transition.
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Josh Hawley, a Republican who had reservations about Rao, before the Senate Judiciary Committee voted last week, according to the source.
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But interviews with several Archbishop Keough alumni insinuate that Cesnik left because she had reservations about the abuse at the school.
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"I had reservations as to where that line was going to be drawn on the severity of an offense," he tells me.
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CNN reported that Pentagon leaders had reservations about displaying weaponry for show and involving the military in what's become a political event.
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More than 450,000 people had reservations globally at the end of the first quarter, according to a shareholder letter issued in May.
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While the rapper wanted to be there for his "brother," West understood that Kim might have had reservations about going with him.
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Airbnb users — some through the hashtag #AirbnbWhileBlack — have said they have had reservations rejected or canceled based on race and other characteristics.
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"I had reservations every day, up to the present day, because the subject is so fraught, and rightfully so," Mr. Winters said.
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Pentagon leaders had reservations about putting tanks or other armored vehicles on display, a source with direct knowledge of the situation said.
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Is it possible they refused to give him honors because, even then, they had reservations about his performance in Self-Paced Narcissism?
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Stokes, a father of five and columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald, initially had reservations about letting his son watch the show.
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Among that troop's members was a gregarious teenager named Alan Simpson, and he had reservations about spending time at a concentration camp.
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Mr. Carey said that even as Boeing prepared to return the Max to service, his union had reservations about the training procedures.
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In the planning for the event, Pentagon leaders also had reservations about putting tanks or other armored vehicles on display, the source said.
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One of them, a high-ranking military officer who worked as a paid contributor to Fox News, wrote: ''I've had reservations for years.
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He did not want it to look like Republicans also had reservations about the leading Republican presidential contender, even though they clearly did.
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Sources tell PEOPLE that Khloé's family had reservations about Thompson from the start, worried he wasn't a good match for the Revenge Body host.
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Abbie Fink, a spokeswoman for the Havasupai Tribe , said 300 people had reservations for the village campground or the lodge located in Supai, Ariz.
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After proposing, Patridge's family, who had reservations at the restaurant, popped out from another part of Summit House and the group celebrated with champagne.
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Dershowitz said he had reservations about visiting Qatar, given that it has previously allowed Islamists such as Hamas members to live within its borders.
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After listening to a work sample, Tom Cole, my editor, had reservations: "I worry that show producers might not like your accent," he wrote.
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The Mar-a-Lago crowd had reservations about a $10 billion contract the department was preparing to sign for an electronic health record system.
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"We are pretty open and progressive and this kid still had reservations at the beginning about two boy bunnies getting married," Ms. Ponte wrote.
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"Two years ago, a client was looking to buy one of my watches in auction but had reservations," Mr. Journe said in an interview.
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While Bourdain was incredibly vocal about his support of Argento's role in the #metoo movement, those close to them actually had reservations about their connection.
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The central bank said in a statement that while it appreciated efforts aimed at lowering lending rates, it had reservations on putting caps on them.
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Acosta told the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions during his confirmation hearing that he had reservations about key Obama-era labor regulations.
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Despite complications with individual state policies, Harrison and Cox said they had reservations about having a national institution set rules for all high school sports.
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I was sort of both flattered, but also completely caught ... I had reservations because of other, of him, just knowing him, and seeing ... Famous control freak.
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" In addition to opposing his "policies of building a wall" along the U.S.-Mexico border, DeVos said she had reservations about the president "as a person.
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Since we already had reservations to spend our last two nights at Bahia Honda, I decided on a whim to give Big Pine Key a try.
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The Western world and Ukraine have had reservations concerning the election of a young, political novice with popular appeal based upon a career in show business.
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Some 5-Star officials said last year that Italy should cancel the order for the fighters altogether, but Trenta made clear she had reservations about this.
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Too many Europeans had reservations about having a predominantly Muslim state, with porous and volatile borders and a checkered human rights record, come inside the tent.
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Intesa Sanpaolo and Banco Popolare declined to comment on the talks leading up to the fund's creation and on whether they had reservations about the scheme.
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When producer Yoshiaki Nishimura first talked to director Hiromasa Yonebayashi about the project that would become the animated feature Mary and the Witch's Flower, Yonebayashi had reservations.
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Three characterized their mood as "very, very happy" with the President's accomplishments so far, two said they had reservations and one voter said he regretted his vote.
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Josh: On the day I was proposing last time, I definitely had reservations and I definitely don't want to make the mistakes I made in the past.
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But she has not come out against Haspel's selection to be director, indicating that, while she had reservations, she was impressed by her performance as deputy director.
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In interviews with a score at Kissimmee, all said they admired her (though some had reservations) and were confident she would beat Mr Trump, whom they loathed.
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Many in the State Department, Pentagon and intelligence community had reservations about a total funding cut, fearing it would further destabilize Jordan, Gaza and the West Bank.
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Cohen, who led the Defense Department under the Bill Clinton White House, maintained that he had reservations about the North Korea talks based on his personal experience.
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In the planning for the event, Pentagon leaders had reservations about putting tanks or other armored vehicles on display, a source with direct knowledge of the situation said.
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In the past we've had reservations about this OS because of its sluggishness, but Sony claims this year's sets will ship with Android Oreo and should perform better.
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As depicted on the hit Netflix series The Crown, whispering courtiers – along with Elizabeth's father King George VI – had reservations about Philip Mountbatten, a young, dashing naval officer.
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She said nothing had been decided, and she herself had reservations, remembering her mother's stories about having to complete a mandatory year of service during the Nazi era.
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VICE: I've read varying reports about how Anomalisa evolved from an audio-only stage experience to an animated film drama, and that you had reservations about the adaptation.
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He added that he had reservations about a possible involvement of Lazio soccer club chairman Claudio Lotito, who submitted an expression of interest for the airline this week.
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Trump, who cheered the plan's large increase in military spending, had reservations about signing it because it did not go far enough to fund his proposed border wall.
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He added that he had reservations about a possible involvement of Lazio soccer club Chairman Claudio Lotito, who submitted an expression of interest for the airline this week.
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He added that he had reservations about a possible involvement of Lazio soccer club Chairman Claudio Lotito, who submitted an expression of interest for the airline this week.
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All four of them had reservations about doing so because they did not fully trust Attorney General Jeff Sessions — and because the events were unprecedented in their experience.
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We've been stoked about this competition for months, but I've had reservations about going for a few weeks and decide to listen to my gut and save the money.
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Despite the enthusiasm, Michael Regan, chief scientist at the Australian Road Research Board, who oversaw the survey, told Mashable that respondents had reservations ranging from security to financial liability.
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It has been Cohen's intention to testify, but he has had reservations — and vacillated — because of concerns for his family given the Trump and Giuliani statements, the source said.
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A February NBC/Wall Street Journal poll showed 103 percent of voters said they had "reservations" or were "very uncomfortable" voting for a candidate over the age of 75.
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Pushkar Suri, 49, who works in Battery Park City but lives in South Brunswick, N.J., said that while he appreciated the store's convenience, he had reservations about the concept.
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If you didn't get a chance to listen, we had reservations about using our own platform to legitimize a game whose creative director supported (and continued to defend) GamerGate.
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Union leaders who attended Philippe's presentation were open to the government's plan, but some also had reservations about what criteria would be used for determining whether a pay gap existed.
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Wadhams said that could rejuvenate GOP voters who had cooled on Trump and potentially lure in women who weren't in Trump's camp but still had reservations about voting for Clinton.
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CAIRO, June 2 (Reuters) - Qatar said on Sunday it had reservations about hardline statements on Iran made at emergency summits of Gulf and wider Arab states called by Saudi Arabia.
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Throughout, Mr. Aitken had reservations about making a site-specific artwork in the spirit of Michael Heizer or Walter De Maria that could be experienced by only a select few.
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Peter Beattie, a former premier of the state of Queensland, and the chairman of the Gold Coast Games, said that he empathized with those who had reservations about the event.
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Opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush said he had reservations about the text which he said legitimized Iran's "bloodletting" in Syria and did not address the role of Shi'ite militias fighting rebels.
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TreatSMA, a British SMA advocacy group, applauded Novartis's free Zolgensma initiative but had reservations about the programme in which an independent commission would conduct bi-weekly draws of eligible babies.
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Though Roper may have once had reservations, from the looks of the faces of she and her husband, they couldn't be more excited to embark on the journey of parenthood together.
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You know you'd walk away at the last minute from buying a home you had reservations about, and Sahni recommends doing the same when red flags pop up about a job.
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The filmmaker spoke to Reuters about "Raazi", why her father, the acclaimed Bollywood director and lyricist Gulzar, had reservations about her making it, and the changing nature of patriotism in India.
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The FCA spokesman said the carmaker had reservations about tests carried out on a single vehicle sample and according to testing methodologies it said were not provided for by current regulations.
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"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Dent told reporters, adding that he wants to see an updated score from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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The couple had reservations about doing elective surgery on Rosie before she had the ability to have a say in the matter, but they decided to hear out the surgeons' arguments.
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We also had reservations about Karamo's big decision in "Disabled But Not Really," where he asks the episode's subject, Wesley, to meet with the man who shot and paralyzed him years earlier.
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The FCA spokesman said the company had reservations about tests carried out on a single vehicle sample and according to testing methodologies the group said were not provided for by current regulations.
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I already go to the gym sans cosmetics, have never really had reservations about letting someone I'm dating see me without makeup, and frequently run errands on the weekends wearing just sunscreen.
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While a number of Republicans said they had reservations about the transfer, key Republicans have not yet echoed his fervor in calling for absolutist language to be added to a continuing resolution.
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When the governor first took office in 2011, he had "reservations" about Dr. Kaloyeros, said Andrew Kennedy, the governor's former deputy director for state operations, who testified in the trial's first week.
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Retro Report At the time of the Apollo 21977 lunar landing mission in the 20033s, some Americans had reservations about the wisdom of reaching for the stars when troubles swelled on Earth.
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In a statement, 21st Century Fox welcomed the "fit and proper" decision, but said it was disappointed the British government still had reservations about its potential influence over the local media industry.
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Panelists had reservations about extrapolating results from trials Amgen's drug in rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis to Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, saying it is unclear how the drug works in those conditions.
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In a small room at a church in rural Albia, Iowa, she stood before about a dozen people last month, asking who had reservations about her husband that she could address . Silence.
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Though he frames his campaign as a battle for the soul of the nation and to rescue the country from Trump's nationalist hold, Biden had reservations about being so bombastic about it.
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Bahrain's Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammed Mubarak Sayar said in a news conference aired on Al-Arabiya channel there was a consensus on the decision but Lebanon and Iraq had reservations about it.
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By early January, the group had reservations for about $10 million in the Super Tuesday states of Texas, Tennessee, Virginia, Oklahoma and Georgia, having booked them far in advance to ensure lower rates.
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At a Trump rally in Pennsylvania on November 3rd many told this blogger that Fox's allegations confirmed why they could not vote for Mrs Clinton, even though they had reservations about Mr Trump.
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"John McCain has stayed in Washington, D.C. for way too long -- almost four decades," she told CNN's Brooke Baldwin Friday, saying that McCain and his own family members had reservations about his age.
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"In 2012, we saw that there were significant numbers of Americans who had reservations about Mormonism, particularly evangelicals," he said, but he noted that in the end what really mattered was party affiliation.
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The reviewer, Dr. Jean-Marc Guettier, director of the FDA's division of metabolism and endocrinology products, said they had "reservations" about Sanofi's conclusion that iGlarLixi offered superior blood sugar control than Lantus alone.
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Evidence that Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund or the private equity firm Silver Lake had reservations about financing a deal, or that the discussions were still continuing, may be enough to show recklessness.
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Daimler, which employs 289,000 people, declined to do a deal, since it had reservations about a new industrial alliance for fear of alienating its existing Chinese joint venture partner, BAIC, according to Reuters.
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The belief among some is that Kelly had reservations about Jackson in the first place and didn't protect him once it became clear his nomination would face hurdles, according one White House official.
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A spokesman for Ahrar al-Sham, one of the largest rebel groups, wrote on Twitter that his group had reservations about the agreement and had not signed it, throwing its compliance into question.
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The panel, however, had reservations about the drug's ability to curb all forms of abuse, voting against a claim that it deters oral abuse while endorsing claims of deterring injecting or snorting the drug.
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In that very act, many quoters had reservations on it but we received the support and it was tabled in parliament and that act legislates our independence, and to me that was particularly important.
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"John McCain has stayed in Washington, D.C., for way too long -- almost four decades," she told CNN's Brooke Baldwin last week, saying that McCain and his own family members had reservations about his age.
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"The thing that I had reservations about was asking or offering this program to the residents with the uncertainty when they go file their taxes what the I.R.S. was going to say," he said.
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When pressed on why Republicans had to reverse course with their spending strategy, Rogers said some conservatives had "reservations" about the size of the disaster aid bill and the fact that it's not offset.
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But Heidi Heitkamp, the former Democratic senator who held Cramer's seat before the 2018 congressional midterms, had reservations about the escalating battle and how it would affect her former constituents and the country at large.
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Luo also said that while India had reservations about the China-Pakistan corridor, Beijing had no wish to get involved in territorial disputes between India and Pakistan, according to remarks released by the Chinese embassy.
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A public record of the ECB Governing Council's meeting on March 9 and 10, which extended measures to help the economy and cut rates, showed that while ECB governors were broadly in agreement, some had reservations.
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Roberta Kaplan, who represents a woman who has said she was abused by Mr. Epstein when she was 14, said she had reservations about the unilateral way the estate has sought to establish a compensation program.
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A source familiar with the situation also told CNN that some senior administration officials had reservations about whether Ratcliffe was the right person for the job and were raising questions about whether he could be confirmed.
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PETERSBURG, N.D. — Before Senator Heidi Heitkamp spoke to constituents in this tiny rural town, population 20123, Mary Ann Dunbar confessed that she had reservations about Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court.
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Romney -- who has been a vocal member of the "Never Trump" party -- told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" last week that he would consider voting for Johnson, but had reservations given his stance on marijuana.
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But the Saudis may also have had reservations about striking a deal involving Russia, which rivals it as the world's biggest producer, and with which it has been tussling for market share in Europe, India and elsewhere.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany expects to work closely together with Austria's new government, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Monday when asked if Berlin had reservations about the presence in the new coalition of a far-right party.
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The panel discussed the merits of extrapolating data from one condition to the others and though some members had reservations, was reassured by the fact that the drug works the same way in all the approved conditions.
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Wakar Uddin, the US-based Director General of the Arakan Rohingya Union, a non-profit group representing various Rohingya organizations worldwide, said that he had reservations about about the safety of Rohingya once they've returned to Myanmar.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, suggested he had reservations about taking up the House version of a bill that would punish Russia, Iran and North Korea.
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When asked by Tapper whether she had reservations about meeting with Assad, who is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians, Gabbard said there has to be a dialogue between the US and Syria.
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Tom White, General Manager of Uber Adelaide, told Mashable Australia over email he had reservations about expanding the service into the state, given the regulatory burden imposed on potential UberX drivers, including high costs and detailed reference checks.
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" The union has long been against racial profiling, Mr. Pasco noted, adding that he had reservations about the possible use of local police departments to bring "the hammer down on the illegal immigrants who are otherwise not breaking laws.
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The delivery urge came on just like it so often does: My husband and I had reservations to try a hot new restaurant, but I wasn't feeling up to it (cold season, amirite?), so we decided to stay in.
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Rowling said her instinct was to be excited about Depp's casting, that she and many others involved in the films had reservations when he was first cast, and that she ultimately feels it was the right decision for the franchise.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 1 (Reuters) - The treasurer general of South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC), one of the party's highest-ranking officials, said on Saturday he had "reservations" about this week's cabinet reshuffle that saw Pravin Gordhan ousted as finance minister.
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Shashua said the company had reservations about the mixed messages from Tesla about Autopilot - both boasting of its capabilities while cautioning that drivers needed to keep their hands on the wheel - especially after watching Tesla's response to the Florida crash.
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Ms. Lloyd, whose daughter is often confused with the American soccer star with the same name, had reservations to stay on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship, docked in Rio next to the luxury liner housing the United States basketball teams.
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Conservative members started off with a chip on their shoulder knowing their views were not being considered, and it was in fact the administration, including Health Secretary Tom Price, who convinced many to join the cause even when members had reservations.
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Senate Democrats met in a closed-door session to talk about the coalition's plan, and lawmakers emerged saying that some of their colleagues, who favor improvements in border security but have been deeply opposed to building a wall, had reservations.
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Ms. Arora, leaving H. R. College of Commerce and Economics, where she had finished an exam, said her parents had reservations about sending her brother to the United States, where he had been planning to enroll in college this year.
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Last month Britain said it had reservations about a French-organised Middle East peace conference in Paris and did not back the final communique by 70 countries which reaffirmed that only a two-state solution could resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Last month Britain said it had reservations about a French-organized Middle East peace conference in Paris and did not back the final communique by 70 countries which reaffirmed that only a two-state solution could resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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But even as it was happening, some inside the company's headquarters had reservations, wondering what exactly Uber had to celebrate and whether it was good form to ring in the corporate milestone with champagne, mimosas and late-night bar crawls .
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The discussion between Bakish and Moonves, which took place earlier this month, was preliminary and no decisions have been made, but it signals that Moonves, who has had reservations about a potential deal between the companies, could be more open to the idea.
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The day before Holton's execution, Leuchter told the City Paper that he had reservations about if the chair would work — he worried that the voltage was too low and that the chair would fall short of its lethal goal, leaving the inmate brain dead.
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American transit officials have had reservations about whether the design could work on the nation's aging subways and whether ridership levels warrant the expense of switching to the new cars, said Randy Clarke, a safety and operations expert at the American Public Transportation Association.
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Twelve years her senior, Valderrama reportedly had reservations about the age difference at first — but once the duo got together, it was all kinds of #RelationshipGoals, with Lovato publicly thanking Valderrama over the years for loving her curves and helping her maintain her sobriety.
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Moscow continues to see Central Asia as falling within its sphere of influence and early on had reservations about China&aposs economic expansion in the region — a reflection in part of lingering suspicion dating from their Cold War-era competition for leadership of the Communist bloc.
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As I canvassed voters heading to the polls in Montana, I was struck by the frequency with which folks cited aversion to Pelosi as the reason why they'd backed the Republican, Greg Gianforte, even if they might've had reservations about him and/or the campaign he'd ran.
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The change comes after multiple Democrats expressed interest in the idea of changing the caucus threshold after the last meeting, but some had reservations about a number as high as 218 -- a drastic change from the existing rule of only needing a simple majority of the caucus.
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The chairmen of the panels, Representatives Jerrold Nadler of New York and Adam B. Schiff of California, wrote in a letter to Mr. Mueller on Tuesday that they understood that he had reservations about appearing on Capitol Hill, but they were insistent he do so, anyway.
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A spokeswoman for Ms. Marin declined to answer further questions in an email on Wednesday and did not respond to requests on Thursday to explain why the names of people who said they had disavowed the letter, or who had reservations about it, appeared in the published version.
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If Politico editors had reservations about Ms. Watkins's relationship with Mr. Wolfe, they were not reflected in her assignments: over the following six months, she continued to write about the work of the Senate Intelligence Committee, including a closed-door session with Corey Lewandowski and a meeting with John Podesta.
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We're not sure what's going to happen next, but if you are Verizon or Charter — or Amazon, for that matter — someone who owns distribution, has a lot of resources, and was thinking, "I'd like to add a content company to this," you might have had reservations about doing that legally before.
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"Most of the people that were involved in the negotiations at the time had reservations about the deal and how to handle the rest of the issues," said Richard Nephew, the lead sanctions expert for the U.S. negotiating team and now a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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That involved giving the system more power and removing a safeguard, but not, in any formal or genuine way, running its modifications by the FAA, which might have had reservations with two critical traits of the revamped system: Firstly, that there are two AOA sensors on a 73713, but only one, fatefully, was programmed to trigger MCAS.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownDayton mayor assigned extra security following verbal spat with Trump The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep MORE (D-Ohio) gave in which they said the president had been "comforting" and the victims were appreciative but adding that some in the community had reservations about his visit.
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Closing still meant taking a financial hit at the two restaurants Luangrath and Pradachith own and operate together—Bangkok Golden, a Thai restaurant located in Falls Church, Virginia, and Thip Khao, a Laotian restaurant in Washington D.C. Plus, both locations already had reservations on the books, meaning they would need to make a number of potentially awkward phone calls to guests who might not be sympathetic to their cause.
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