It's a pitch Trump is hammering home on the campaign trail.
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He's really hammering home the North London New Media arsehole vibe, here.
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Democrats have started hammering home the need for community health center funding.
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Hustler's hammering home the point with an assist from some of its dancers.
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The GOP should be quoting some of these numbers and hammering home the point.
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Democratic candidates like Senator Claire McCaskill are hammering home the same point in debates.
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It is his insistence on repeatedly hammering home his point that is the undoing of "Ajji".
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But it's putting it all together, and then it's hammering home the implementation side of things.
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Has the zoo staff been perturbed by the number of internet randos hammering home the Harambe suggestion?
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Foht-duh-MYUH. But les mots justes aside, Ginsburg was hammering home a point she has made before.
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But Xiaomi didn't help itself too, by making bold predictions and hammering home the PR on its growth.
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Beyond simply hammering home fashion's negative impact on nature, the exhibition will offer solutions to industry-wide problems.
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Democrats have been hammering home two issues in particular ahead of the 20183 midterms: jobs and health care.
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But Thursday South Korea confirmed new cases of the virus, hammering home that the outbreak is not over.
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She has also been highlighting her own electability, hammering home the idea that she can also beat Trump.
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Hammering home the fragility of "Justice Scalia's most significant opinion," the 5–4 ruling in District of Columbia v.
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By hammering home just how much of the world really is blue, it makes this pink pop even more.
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The bouncy Duke freshman took two paces before launching towards the basket and hammering home a floor-shaking dunk.
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Translation: Spread the word by facilitating discussion rather than hammering home a message through blanket ads in Christian publications.
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And even now, as June is superficially "free," the series is hammering home just how little that even matters.
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His farewell speech came full circle in another sense: hammering home the same mantra of hope from his first presidential campaign.
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Even with low unemployment numbers, Democrats have been hammering home points about raising wages and providing job training for more people.
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"We can't let the cure be worse than the problem," Trump said at the daily briefing, repeatedly hammering home that same message.
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The message he's been hammering home the whole campaign has never really been enough to give him a solid lead in poll averages.
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Since he declared himself "unshackled" he's escalated his maverick rhetoric, hammering home his claims that the November 8 election is "rigged" against him.
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The same points — hammering home his relatability, his quirkiness, his I'm-not-a-douche-ness — were reiterated and reinterpreted for those intended audiences.
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Each presidential election cycle has escalated ever since, with the political class (pundits, strategists, establishment) hammering home to voters to elect the outsider.
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He won by hammering home every point repeatedly, commandeering the town hall's narrative and forcing Clinton constantly on the defensive at every opportunity.
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Republicans are focused on hammering home the message that none of the witnesses so far have directly linked Trump to an impeachable offense.
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I've put the "mysterious" part in quotes because the game immediately begins hammering home, and poking fun at, how strange this place is.
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Towns bounces back in Timberwolves win over Mavericks MINNEAPOLIS — After hammering home a big, soaring dunk in the lane, Karl-Anthony Towns didn't celebrate.
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Democrats should continue to push back on Republican health care efforts by hammering home the fact that tons of people benefit from the program.
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Crisis communications experts said that constantly hammering home the same message would pay dividends as the public becomes more aware of the virus's threat.
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Much of the rhetoric the council used involved hammering home Trump's well-worn idea that America needs to regain ground as the "leader" in space.
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Modric added a second in the 80th, swerving right, then left and right again before hammering home a thunderous shot from just outside the area.
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Trump has been hammering home the importance of this year's election as well, making the case for the GOP platform in rallies around the country.
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At times, the screenplay (co-written by Jesse Armstrong and directors Nat Faxon and Jim Rash) is overly obvious, hammering home the theme of marital discord.
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Now that they are out of power, Democrats are hammering home points about all the unpopular Republican policies and unveiling their own economic agenda before 2018.
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Still, Trump has generally spent the past month hammering home his critique of Clinton rather than being dogged with questions about one offensive statement or another.
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Which is to say: I think some portion of Spencer's comments are about hammering home Microsoft's new marketing message than dismissing the next generation of consoles.
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It&aposs an approach in which respect for the facts is, in some instances, taking second place to hammering home the narrative of a partisan conspiracy.
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At two minutes in, the song completely stopped dead before being resuscitated for 30 more seconds that seemed intent on hammering home as hard as it could.
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Hammering home the war's human costs, Mark Lowcock, the United Nations emergency relief chief, speaking at the Security Council last week, described civilians reduced to eating leaves.
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"Make America Work Again" will be a night devoted to hammering home how Trump's successful business career makes him the best fit to lead the country's economy.
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Amanda Knox rehashes all of this tabloid fodder but does so while continually cutting back to Knox herself, effectively hammering home how fucked up the situation really was.
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He leaves his fans with a powerful message about self-love and self-reliance ... hammering home the idea that getting one's foundation situated is a huge key to happiness.
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Stanfield shares eye-melting chemistry with Rodriguez, his enthusiasm and support for her throughout their relationship hammering home the fact that sometimes good people just aren't the right fit.
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As recently as this spring, Under the Silver Lake was criticized both for glorifying its dirtbag male protagonist and for hammering home his toxicity too hard and too early.
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By hammering home this point, the Clinton team could use Trump's conspiracy-mongering against him, as a key part of a framing argument that Trump is an unfit candidate.
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In addition to hammering home the State Department budget, Warren has raised climate change as a national security threat with several Pentagon officials and defended the Iranian nuclear deal.
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YouTube sensation Jasmeet Singh is hammering home a message after he went public with an "embarrassing ordeal" that forced him to remove his turban at a San Francisco airport.
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To be fair, it is tightly edited and intent on hammering home a story about what she meant as a black crossover American sweetheart in the 80s and 90s.
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In the short term, the important thing is that Apple, Brave, Optimal, Facebook, and many others are hammering home the point that "bad ads" are becoming less and less acceptable.
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One of the points he kept hammering home to bewildered radio DJs and journalists was the struggle he faced when he wanted to make the move from producing to rapping.
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But the ponderous process of meting out international law and hammering home the message that war crimes don't pay has done little to choke off the nationalism at its root.
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I know that I complain about Ashley and Duc every week, but every week it gets more frustrating to watch the show keep hammering home the same points about them.
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David Lewis (R) hammering home the point that the state's new maps were only drawn for explicitly partisan gain and that no nonpartisan commission could be trusted to be truly unbiased.
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Instagram already rolled out Facebook-like targeting last year, and it is also focused on getting more videos onto Instagram, a strategy Facebook started hammering home more than two years ago.
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The other side: The companies are staring down campaign from critics dedicated to hammering home the argument that tech companies have achieved their success at the expense of users' well-being.
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Joe Biden could barely contain his energy as he addressed supporters in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, hammering home that his campaign for the Democratic nomination was still very much alive.
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Cramer has been hammering home the difference between meaningless and meaningful gains on the stock market and on Monday laid out a basket of companies that are rising for good reason.
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The White House team wrapped up its defense by hammering home its argument that Trump did not commit an impeachable offense and that his impeachment in the House was a partisan pursuit.
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King dollar: Less staunchly dovish words from the Fed, as well as further economic data hammering home the point that the US economy is healthy, could also inspire the US dollar higher.
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But Gorsuch didn't think the state's argument for the necessity of tracking biological lineage went against prior cases, hammering home the rigid interpretation of precedent he made clear during his confirmation hearing.
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They are hammering home essential actions for slowing transmission: Wash your hands, stay home if you're sick, cancel large events and restrict your activities if you're over 60 or have health issues.
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I'm sorry to keep hammering home how long they were there, but my God, it was like sitting through a movie over four and a half times as long as the godfather.
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The GOP nominee's convention speech was comically dark, but it was also consistent in hammering home a message of economic decline caused by nefarious foreigners and elite deals struck behind closed doors.
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Where the latter is built from mechanics that minimize your contribution to the battle in favor of hammering home the battle as its own thing, Modern Warfare is all about me versus you.
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Khosrowshahi is really hammering home that Uber is a mobility platform, meaning it's not just an app for requesting a car ride, but also for renting scooters, e-bicycles, car rentals, and more.
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In recent weeks, the Democratic nominee had already adopted highlighting Trump's past remarks about women as a major strategy, aimed at hammering home the point that Trump is temperamentally unfit to be president.
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The sole lens through which things are viewed are whether they advance American foreign policy interests — a point that aid organizations have been hammering home in the wake of the budget outline's release.
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And he brings border patrol agents and mothers whose children were killed by undocumented immigrants onstage to speak, with the mothers hammering home the importance of removing those in the country illegally. Aug.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has been hammering home the difference between meaningless and meaningful gains on the stock market and on Monday laid out a basket of companies that are rising for good reason.
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Recently, though, the Mexican establishment's favorite bogeyman has moderated his rhetoric, hammering home his anti-corruption message and courting sections of the middle class who equate him with Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's former leftist leader.
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Sen. Ted Cruz reiterated a message he's been hammering home over the last few weeks: that he's the only remaining Republican candidate who has a chance of preventing Donald Trump from winning the nomination.
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Drutman concluded that Donald Trump's victory largely stemmed from his ability to drive populists to the polls by hammering home the importance of protecting America's cultural identity and keeping immigrants out of the country.
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That's the broad canvas upon which more detailed strokes are applied: Fenix's leader, Lieutenant Minh Young Kim, is murdered by General RAAM before the first act is even over, hammering home the bleakness before you.
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He's won numerous awards and honors over the years, and he's used his fame/notoriety to continue hammering home the same message he set out to send in 2016, only to a far wider audience.
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She also wages a PR war, hammering home the argument that Dany is like her father, the Mad King, who had to be deposed, and that she's a foreign invader, leading an army of savages.
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Understanding the imposing odds against his team, third baseman Josh Donaldson made an impassioned speech to his Toronto teammates before the game, unleashing the emotion that underpins his play and hammering home the necessity of victory.
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Throughout his address, Sanders picked apart Trump's self-congratulatory speech, hammering home his own points about continuing inequality for the poor and middle class, two groups Trump promised to lift up during his campaign for president.
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President Donald Trump's legal team is expected to make final arguments for acquittal on Tuesday, hammering home a defense that has so far attempted to discredit the evidence gathered by House Democrats in their initial probe.
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During the mob attacks, legacy media also began hammering home the depraved notion that Trump supporters were "Nazis," helping, through their support of the president, to facilitate the kidnapping of children and concentration camps at the border.
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Despite Gates' continuous hammering home the possibility of biological threats wiping out large chunks of the world's populations, his message has largely fallen on deaf ears from those who have the ability to actually do something about it.
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For a company that's been hammering home its commitment to privacy lately, such an invasive bug surely scares its users, and Apple's handling of the situation after Thompson initially reported it probably doesn't make them feel any better.
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It demonstrates how difficult it can be to report on controversial topics and the extent governments will go to mislead and coerce, as well as hammering home how the slightest of opportunities can lead to major breakthroughs or new information.
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Fiorina quickly seized on the role of faithful sidekick, singing a song to Mr. Cruz's daughters from the stage, appraising the senator as "a lot of fun" and repeatedly hammering home the Cruz campaign argument that Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Instead, Noto and CEO Jack Dorsey spent a lot of time hammering home the idea that Twitter's daily active user base was growing, up 11 percent over the same quarter last year, with growth continuing into the current first quarter.
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" And Trump quoted conservative commentator Ben Shapiro Monday in his first tweet of the week, hammering home his midterm message: "The only way to shut down the Democrats new Mob Rule strategy is to stop them cold at the Ballot Box.
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If F1 2018 spends much of its time hammering home the importance of consistency and preparation over simply going as fast as possible, its final lesson is in knowing when the moment has come to overrule caution and force your way through.
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The creators and writers divided the season and its story into disparate pieces, and crammed them so full of flashy plot twists and reveals that the series rarely reached beyond hammering home its core conceit: that war is bad, and morals are good.
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In hammering home its moral fable that adulthood in a capitalist society requires a necessary abandonment of art, beauty, and all things that make the world wondrous, the film's frame narrative falls short of the profundity and poetry of the original tale.
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But Pelosi's unwillingness to dive into the ongoing Russia investigation and Stormy Daniels scandals on Wednesday night shows how Democrats plan to approach 2018: hammering home points about how they'll increase jobs, grow the economy, and protect health care — not impeach Trump.
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It's worth hammering home just how consequential it is that an algorithm is slowly being trained to be extremely good at making behavioral predictions, extremely good at monitoring how those predictions play out, and extremely good at adjusting based on its failures and successes.
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Here's what we do know: What happened at Google I/O this week, what took place at Facebook F8 last week, what Apple has been hammering home at their own events is proof that the conversation around privacy has shifted with consumers and regulators.
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And it's not just a matter of style and performance: Substantively, to keep that base enthusiastically behind him, he has to keep hammering home not only conspiracy theories, but that populist message of trade protectionism, all of which is anathema to the donor class.
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Given the disparate results between the House and the Senate results -- with Democrats elated at taking over the House and Trump hammering home Senate pickups that make it easier to appoint, for instance, conservative judges, it's not clear that either party will learn a lesson.
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Relentlessly hammering home his commitment to end Mexico's chronic inequality, he has often used his media gatherings to denounce previous "neo-liberal" administrations he accuses of ruining Mexico, such as that of his predecessor Enrique Pena Nieto, who very rarely faced reporters at live news conferences.
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I supported Hillary Clinton but was frustrated that so little time, especially in the debates, was spent hammering home the message that much of what Donald Trump claims is wrong with America is a result of the purposeful obstructionism and stagnation of his own Republican Congress.
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The FBI has not tried to get Apple to stop encrypting data altogether Security is "an endless race" that you "can lead but never decisively win," Federighi closes by saying, hammering home the threat to daily life by invoking again the threat of shadowy figures intent on disrupting society.
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Hammering home a message that he alone could end a "mafia of power" and root out corruption that marred outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto's government, Lopez Obrador's star has risen amid the scandals and Mexico's descent into dizzying levels of violence, which at times draws comparisons with war zones.
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The prime minister's chief of staff Dominic Cummings ran the Vote Leave campaign to leave the EU in 2016, which pulled off an unlikely referendum victory by hammering home a series of populist anti-Brexit messages, including the contested claim that the UK sends £350 million a week.
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The whole book until this point has been hammering home the message that time is fluid, labyrinthine, and that even if Elio and Oliver never see each other again, their episode together persists in their memories, breathes life into their other loves, and surfaces in all moments in time.
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Congress has just a few days left before it skips town for the presidential nominating conventions in Cleveland and Philadelphia, and Republicans are giving signals that they intend to spend much of that time hammering home their criticism that the presumptive Democratic nominee is deceitful and has endangered national security.
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Taken together, the Accountable Capitalism Act and the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act are a return to Warren's bread-and-butter issues, ones that she's been hammering home since she was a Harvard Law School professor who helped establish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after the 2008 financial crisis.
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That was on show at Prime Minister's Questions, with Johnson hammering home his administration's key messages: Brexit will happen on October 31, the government will increase spending on education and put 20,000 more policemen on the streets, even though he appeared to be on the back foot for much of the exchanges.
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The casting of Hayek is brilliant, not just because of the grace and depth of character she brings to this role, making it easily one of the best of her career, but also because she is much shorter than the rest of cast, hammering home the obvious futility of the "little guy" against corporate giants.
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He likely won Michigan by hammering home his opposition to free-trade agreements, and Clinton seems to have picked up the message: In Tuesday night's speech, she said that no one "takes advantage of us—not China, not Wall Street," words that echoed both Sanders and Trump's rhetoric on trade and the outsized influence of corporate America.
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In past media releases on missile or component testing, we will often get a mix of images with and without Kim Jong Un. However in all 190 images release from the concert, a Kim is either in the shot or that image is a composite of two scenes with amissile and one of the three Kims, hammering home the point that the Kim family have been responsible for the program's development and success.
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MIA, PJ Harvey, Kindness, Robert Plant, Tinariwen and many more have stepped up to express their thoughts on the current situation, not just through fundraising or interviews, but by creating original music and videos that set out to humanize the struggle and stories of modern refugees, and force a new perspective into popular culture, thus hammering home the point that an international humanitarian crisis should never simply boil down to foreign policy, immigration statistics, or political maneuvering.
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" Read it... (The Atlantic) -- The continued impact of the Panama Papers: Four men "have been indicted for their roles in allegedly defrauding the US government through international money laundering and wire fraud..." (CNN) -- Amid all the coverage of alleged election fraud in North Carolina, lemme second what Harry Enten tweeted: "The NC-9 story is one of many that sheds the light on the importance of local journalism..." (Twitter) -- Hammering home that point, Chris Cillizza did a Q&A with Joe Bruno of WSOC Channel 9 in Charlotte on Tuesday... (CNN) -- A must-read (if you have a VF subscription) by Joe Pompeo: "A generation of digital-media darlings prepares for a frigid winter.
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He threw barbs at House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 28500M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (D-Calif.), former vice president and 6900 Democratic candidate Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, and others while hammering home his efforts to rid Washington of establishment politicians — a central message of his 2628 campaign.
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