Is the podcasting boom really the Serial boom and it's just about one show or do you think this thing has legs and ... We know it has legs.
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Most Wall Street watchers think the rally still has legs.
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The Manafort verdict shows that Robert Meuller's investigation has legs.
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I THINK THIS ECONOMY HAS LEGS, IT HAS STAYING POWER.
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"We think the bull market still has legs," he said.
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We will see if the OPEC agreement has legs this time.
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But like or loathe the company, its new scheme has legs.
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All in all, people seemed to think the theory has legs.
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A new bid to cripple Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act apparently has legs.
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Make sure we land with an architecture and a design that has legs.
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But the craziest thing about the conspiracy theory is that it has legs.
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"We think this rally that we're seeing in the has legs, " he said.
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"This (rally) has legs to run, because it is fundamentally driven," he said.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Peter Gordon's diagramless crossword has legs (but no black boxes).
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But for Instinet's Frank Cappelleri, three indicators are flashing that the rebound has legs.
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These currently unclear details will ultimately determine whether or not the service has legs.
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He doesn't try to wrench away from the zombies, even though he has legs.
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Skyscraper, as depicted by Stubbs in the 1790s, has legs that stretch for furlongs.
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One of the top-performing managers believes the "Trump Trade" rally still has legs.
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The bull market still has legs, but investors should be aware that risks are elevated.
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That small week-over-week decline is considered a good sign that the movie has legs.
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It has legs and bulbs that sit under the labia and reach back into the abdomen.
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The story has legs, the characters have character, and the dialogue has a wonderful regional tang.
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"Global cyclical upturn has legs and is not fragile as feared by many," Lakos-Bujas said.
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The charts suggest its recovery has legs, says Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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He has legs for days, hands that dance elegantly in the air and a beaming smile.
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It allowed the executives to see that the concept has legs because of its number of views.
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"We have definitely created a brand and a food on a concept that has legs," he said.
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Steve Weiss, who sold out of Michael Kors a few weeks ago, says it still has legs.
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The mega UFO has legs, like a spider legs but, you know, the size of a city.
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But Tango — or, at the very least, the broader concept of complex, hardware-driven augmented reality — has legs.
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As the well-received and -attended world tour has revealed, his music absolutely has legs of its own.
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The plot has legs, and Locke's blues-infused idiom lends a strain of melancholy to her lyrical style.
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" Alongside the message, Gilbert shared a quote from Elias, herself, which read: "The truth has legs; it always stands.
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China slowdown makes dollar look more attractive Several experts do think the dollar rally has legs left in it.
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It is remarkable that this strategy still has legs after its spectacular failure for Hillary Clinton in 2016. Mrs.
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A win would prove that a Victorian idea still has legs—and that the dream team is still worth assembling.
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This trend has legs because, done right, it has the potential to be mutually beneficial for customers and the industry.
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In showcasing vulnerability, The Velvet Rope has legs that stretch all the way from 1997 to 2017 — and probably beyond.
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This suggests the market is watching that leading indicators of industrial activity curling higher and betting the expansion has legs.
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A show about an artist or band may be interesting or diverting, but a show about an exec has legs.
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It has legs — it was the second set of footprints beside on the beach of this long hot death march.
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That's the thinking of a lot of investors measuring whether a historically long run in U.S. stocks still has legs.
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So when some people had said do you think this story has legs and is this going to be his undoing?
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My favorite robot at CES this year has legs, but my second favorite robot is designed to minimize my own leg usage.
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The quality of Clinton's responses to those questions are not as important as the fact that the email story still has legs.
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And, you've added a lot more complexity to running your business, all while you figure out if your product really has legs.
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Among those who said the currency's run still has legs, over 85 percent said it would tire in six months at most.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated whether the technology rally still has legs as a key sector ETF gained nearly 1 percent on Monday.
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I don't know whether constructor Alex Vratsanos is a "CHARLOTTE's Web" fan, or just a SPIDER fan, but today's puzzle definitely has LEGs.
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"You have to conclude that this is a phenomenon that has legs and will continue," said D'Vera Cohn, co-author of the report.
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Perhaps the WNBA&aposs Commissioner&aposs Cup will serve as a means to gauge whether or not the NBA&aposs proposal has legs.
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But the "rock is dead" conversation still has legs, largely because of an idea about indie rock that arose in the early 2000s.
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Despite the derision he received from a cynical media and a checked-out D.C. establishment, this promise is real and it has legs.
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"If you want to know if this rally has legs, you'll see the Dow continue to do better than the S&P," he said.
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So what might have changed so much to warrant the super pumped excitement about Blue Chips and belief that this Dow rally has legs?
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Just earlier this year, Home Depot reported fourth-quarter sales and earnings that topped the Street's expectations, implying the housing recovery still has legs.
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As long as we have wars, as long as we have geopolitical problems and people are spying on the others, this show has legs.
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Typical real estate cycles run about eight years, Mr. Gurry said, but the current one, clocking in at 228 so far, still has legs.
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It looks like it has legs for 2017, too: Pawel Fludzinki was the first to memorialize it in a Times crossword back in March.
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The star of the show is the lowering of the cost of capital in EMs (emerging markets) – and that has legs for years to come.
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Home Depot reported fiscal fourth-quarter sales and earnings that topped Wall Street's expectations Tuesday, providing further evidence that the housing recovery still has legs.
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This, together with better emerging market fundamentals underway, suggests to me that the emerging market rally that started earlier this year has legs to run.
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But the idea is clearly making sense to a lot of different automakers and logistics providers, which is a sign that the idea has legs.
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Stephen Colbert's new series for his at-home version of The Late Show may need a catchier name, but we reckon the idea has legs.
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"If that joint venture has legs and takes off, they're going to need a service partner and a service provider of choice," the CEO said.
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With its dominance in mobile processors at the foundation, all things connected should drive significant growth in its total addressable market – ARM has legs for years.
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"Japan manufacturing PMI data continue to signal that the sector's current expansion phase still has legs," said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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The "missing texts" conspiracy has legs because for months, Republicans have been arguing that the FBI in general, and Mueller's probe specifically, is irreparably biased against Trump.
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Whatever the fate of Mr. Armstrong, it seems that the sad fact of the matter is that an "everybody does it" argument has legs, so to speak.
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So essentially, any Pokémon that looks like it has legs, arms, and a head probably also has genitals, and probably uses those genitals in ways we're familiar with.
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If you don't have the stomach for volatile names in the Russell 2000 index and still believe the rally has legs, there are other ways to play a comeback.
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The vinyl industry "has legs" to grow further rather than become a temporary fad, Cary Sherman, CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), told CNBC in September.
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But in reality, this ongoing bull run in equity prices has largely been supported by economic and earnings fundamentals, which means the bull run in stocks still has legs.
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However, where an idea still has legs but isn't such a good fit with Jaguar Land Rover, there remains the possibility to spin it out independently, including taking external investment.
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If Apple is able to let go a bit and execute better on making sure the software feels as flexible and "advanced" as the hardware, the iPad Pro has legs.
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But with a Watch trivia show launching called 'Confetti by INSIDER,' as well as gaming capabilities debuting more broadly for Watch creators, Facebook seems to believe the trend has legs.
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The S&P tech index has been the best performing sector this year and earnings from big tech companies will be closely watched to see if the rally has legs.
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Analysts may not agree on the timing, but they do agree that there are positive signs in the market that show the bull market still has legs to carry it higher.
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"We believe that Arte Povera is the last avant-garde movement of 20th century, and we think it has legs, and a future, if people know about it," said Ms. Olnick.
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The yuan depreciated 6.6 percent against the surging dollar in 2016, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally has legs.
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The yuan depreciated 21 percent against the surging dollar in 26.9176, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally has legs.
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This thing also has legs, which allow it to go where there are no roads, by trekking or climbing over difficult terrain, fording rivers, clambering over crumbled concrete, or even climbing stairs.
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All we can be really sure is that fake news has legs and runs at a blisteringly fast clip these days, thanks to massive engagement across vast social platforms engineered for digital spreading.
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However, he pointed to Mueller's request that a federal judge further postpone sentencing for Rick Gates on account of cooperation in "several ongoing investigations," as a sign that the investigation still has legs.
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That would be an issue heading into the new year, but because we've had that broad participation, it is something that can persist, and suggests that the uptrend still has legs to it.
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"When it's just FANG, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, it's too narrow and it's almost zero-sum, which is the opposite of a well-composed rally that has legs, " Cramer said.
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"The uplift in sentiment about the outlook hints at even better growth to come, but confidence needs to continue to rise to ensure this solid start to the year has legs," Williamson said.
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A growing economy, record-setting corporate earnings and friendly atmosphere in the White House and the halls of Congress are feeding expectations that the second-longest bull market in history still has legs.
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"I think the market still has legs, but if rates continue to rise it will price out entry-level buyers and they have been carrying the market the last few years," said Khater.
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The only reason why this whole approach has legs is because 15 or 203 or so years ago, I was actually able to go out and enumerate and classify the types of damage.
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Legal experts say the case has legs, with one lawyer telling Wired that "Damore's lawyer might argue that his memo was protected under California law, because it related to allegedly unequal treatment of employees."
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Impossible's main competitor, Beyond Meat, has impressed investors so much that its stock has more than doubled since debuting on the stock exchange in May — a sign that Wall Street thinks the trend has legs.
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The "Marvel funny" humor felt fine up until BB-8—the smol, round R2D2—saves Finn and Rose from a battalion of stormtroopers and collapsing star destroyers by piloting another, bigger robot that has legs.
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The service has shown it has legs with user growth, but these numbers show that even daily active user may not be a metric relevant enough to show how much users are hopping on Slack.
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However, Mueller also requested last week that a federal judge further postpone sentencing for Manafort associate Richard Gates on account of cooperation in "several ongoing investigations," a potential sign that the probe still has legs.
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While business surveys on Wednesday suggested Asia's export-driven expansion still has legs, the readings are starting to reflect signs of fatigue after an impressive sprint so far this year, suggesting regional economic growth has peaked.
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Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth, said "I think [this rally] has legs, and it will continue, but there will be some bumps in the road," especially if the U.S. dollar keeps rising.
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With stocks pulling back modestly as the S&P 8003 and Nasdaq slip from their 7-day rallies, Jim Cramer said one index will prove whether the rally still has legs: the Dow Jones Transportation Average.
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"We doubt this rally in markets has legs as what this means is that the next election in Italy becomes a referendum vote on euro membership," said Frederik Ducrozet, senior European economist at Pictet Wealth Management.
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"If people are able to spread it outside of the flu season, then this has legs through the summer and you're absolutely looking at a recession globally," Hassett, a CNN economics commentator, told CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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" But, he added, "knowing Japan and knowing its very long history and knowing how slowly things change, I still think that the movement that we started here regarding the focus on paternity leave really has legs.
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The headlines garnered from a nomination or a win means a movie has legs long after it has left theaters, according to Dana Polan, a professor in the Department of Cinema Studies at New York University.
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New York commercial real estate last year had a better year than analysts predicted at the beginning of 2616 and the outlook suggests a growth cycle now in its seventh year still has legs, the brokerage said.
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We're not sure if this trend has legs, because it must be hell to get turtles to stay still and not pull their little legs into their shells long enough to slap a coat of polish on.
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Whether or not the series has legs -- as opposed to temporarily plugging the gaping hole left in ABC's schedule -- the producers and network have seemingly done what they can to make the best of a bad situation.
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The action over the next couple of weeks will be important because it will tell us whether the recent bounce has legs ... or if it was just a dead cat bounce that worked off its near-term oversold condition.
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The company is working on developing tools to lower the cost and boost the accuracy of collecting data in space and is pursuing innovative robotics, including its lunar lander that has legs instead of wheels, enabling it to jump.
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The Dow's first new high since January, just as the scored another record, is one of a number of positive signs that the bull market still has legs and could be setting up for a breakout, technical analysts say.
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A lot of the AR startups in this space have raised some cash on the backs of the smartphone AR trend and the hundreds of millions of potential users, but it still seems pretty dubious whether this market has legs.
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"The market still has legs," said Steve Belisle, portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management, who expects the index to move higher over the coming months and for oil and gold to be the most important drivers of performance this year.
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It's not clear how many of the vivofits Garmin has sold, but given that this is the third iteration on the theme — the first two devices sporting a simpler LCD screen and fewer features — they clearly think this product has legs.
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Laid-off workers may not return to the oil patch until they think the recovery has legs, and those who do return may demand higher pay or better benefits, according to John Daniel, senior research analyst for oil services at Simmons & Company International.
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"We believe this bull market still has legs … but so might the mini-correction that's hit mainly the secondary stocks so far," he wrote to clients last week, before the S&P 500 blipped to a slight new all-time high in recent days.
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Up until now, they've never had a platform that they could go and use on a public blockchain platform and know that it's going to have the throughput they need if the product they deployed on that blockchain has legs and starts to take off.
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It's impossible to say how it will play out at this point, but the success of the Facebook suit and the similarity of the two cases (essentially the automatic and undisclosed ingestion of photos by a facial recognition engine) suggest that this one has legs.
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The bottom line: Destination VR is important because, for many people it's their first real experience with VR. The Jurassic Park attraction should be a good test of whether the notion has legs, bringing a popular franchise to a place that people already go for entertainment.
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" WATCH THIS: Dancer, 22, Has Legs Amputated After Boat Explosion in Bahamas: It Will Be a 'Lifelong Struggle' Her Facebook post also detailed that plates and glassware were allegedly smashed all over the ship's floor, and that a lotto machine fell on one woman, which resulted in "blood everywhere.
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The rumor also has legs because ABC Entertainment Chief Paul Lee told Entertainment Weekly back in January that he would "be very surprised" if this summer's edition of The Bachelorette weren't diverse, perhaps referring to the makeup of the cast — or even to a Bachelorette who finally isn't white.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While stocks hog the limelight with their best January in three decades, another corner of the risk assets marketplace sprang back to life last month after having taken a pounding at the end of last year, though some investors question whether the recovery has legs.
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Still, we will only know whether this competition really has legs when it tries to to thrive without Federer and Nadal near the peaks of their power; it remains to be seen whether the will and paychecks remain big enough through the years to draw the best players of future generations.
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"The feeling on the floors is that the move higher in risk assets still has legs, but there is a healthy degree of skepticism and there are a number of longs waiting to reverse to short or increase cash allocations should prices show even the slightest hint of rolling over," said Weston.
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"The labor market continues to be the light shining through the foggy state of the global economy ... the recent improvement in a host of economic data should provide a bit of relief that the expansion still has legs," said Jim Baird, chief investment Officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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I know I just made this up, but I think it has legs—Trump's body definitely is the size and has the box-like shape to contain robotic parts and engines instead of organs; the hair definitely looks like something someone found in one of those "walled up room that hasn't been touched since 1945" things that happen sometimes.
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When I inquired about how long the team usually devotes to producing Last Week Tonight's evergreen stories, Oliver said they like to have at least a couple of weeks to get through the process of someone pitching the story, the research department making sure it has legs, writing the segment, and putting it on the air.
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"If you look at the previous bull market that we're looking to eclipse, the one that happened in the 1990s, the PE [price/earnings] ratio at that point got into the mid-20s, so I think we have a long way to go from here in terms of valuation if this rally really has legs," the investor added.
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" @MichaelCohen212 is soft underbelly of @realDonaldTrump We all have secrets-incl @POTUS- To have your secret keeper cooperating w a hostile govt agency-as Cohen is apparently doing-insures this scandal has legs & will pivot from porn stars & collusion to Trump's business dealings Cohen, who worked as the top lawyer at the Trump Organization for several years, often referred to himself as Trump's "fixer.
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So consider VH1's "The Breaks," which has its debut on Monday, a workplace drama taking place at the dawn of hip-hop's first large-scale identity crisis: Gangster rap is on the rise, political and socially progressive hip-hop still has legs, and lyricism is a priority, but MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice were bringing a high-energy strain of hip-hop, regionally and politically decontextualized, to the pop charts.
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