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Gartner's hype cycle holds that after inflated expectations comes disillusionment.
A common belief holds that world peace can sustain itself.
At its extreme, this view holds that CFS is a
But it holds that some action is better than none.
Instead it holds that cash and pays it out quarterly.
It's feminism that holds that men are more than that.
A spokesman said Monday that Alexander still holds that view.
The Nicaraguan constitution holds that no citizen may be extradited.
Now, it holds that title with 2.3 billion streams total.
He holds that position at the Baylor College of Medicine.
The first view holds that abortion is a moral wrong.
History — or legend — holds that the show was a breakthrough.
The conventional wisdom holds that Tennessee is a red state.
It holds that language influences experience but doesn't determine it.
The Supreme Court holds that he consented to the search.
But the theory holds that this eventuality is pretty rare.
Physics holds that atoms can behave like both particles and waves.
England currently holds that honor, running 38.31 last month in Brisbane.
Now Puerto Rico holds that record, owing its creditors $22013 billion.
Or is there some view Samantha holds that makes her different?
It holds that intelligence evolves as an adaptation for finding food.
But the party isn't willing to admit it holds that position.
Conventional wisdom holds that new movie releases of January are dogs.
It holds that Taiwan is an inalienable part of the mainland.
The standard convention holds that multiplication and division have equal priority.
Consensus opinion holds that Powell will offer more of the same.
The standard convention holds that multiplication and division have equal priority.
Conventional wisdom holds that copying kills innovation and hurts industry progress.
The law simply holds that states cannot authorize or license sports gambling.
"That basically identifies the problem and holds that person accountable," Lieberman said.
This principle holds that within those societies, people normally obey the rules.
Baobab Studios holds that as a key to its growth moving forward.
Conventional wisdom holds that Washington's ills stem from excessive partisanship and incivility.
Nowadays, society at large holds that women should immediately report these things.
She is not the company's chief executive; John Cryan holds that role.
"Horizontal equity" holds that equally situated taxpayers should pay the same tax.
He holds that revisions need to be made in the nuclear accord.
The prevailing theory holds that Victor deliberately burned down Cheryl's treasured retreat.
Longstanding Justice Department precedent holds that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
One school of thought holds that it has always been pure cynicism.
Now 48, Tool still holds that job, which provides him his income.
But if the current political environment holds, that strikes me as unlikely.
The ideology also holds that guns are the very essence of government.
He formerly served as environment secretary; he no longer holds that position.
Tradition holds that he nailed the document to a door of a church.
He holds that jihadism is an "existential" threat to America's way of life.
Local Buddhist tradition holds that women should embrace the pain of natural childbirth.
Conventional wisdom holds that as time progresses, the music will only get better.
One view holds that in a state without a sultan, society becomes nihilistic.
An oft-cited Yemeni adage holds that one people's misfortune is another's gain.
Facebook holds that they don't prioritize removing certain groups according to their ideology.
AN UNOFFICIAL rule of British elections holds that you don't mention big thinkers.
AN OLD saying holds that markets are ruled by either greed or fear.
Nonetheless, the CATF report holds that EOR–produced oil emits 37% less CO2.
The "observer effect" holds that to observe a situation is to change it.
" That little girl holds that paper up: "I am not ever losing this.
The conventional wisdom holds that Trump's nomination is a rejection of conservative Republicanism.
John Glenn holds that title, after his spaceflight at age 77 in 1998.
Conventional wisdom holds that her disgust will hurt her more than her sorrow.
Finally, another school holds that traders are looking at this the wrong way.
International law holds that asylum seekers should be detained only in unusual circumstances.
Today's conventional wisdom holds that conflicts are best resolved through negotiation and compromise.
If for no other reason that it holds that we can afford them.
Another theory holds that he has a conjugal visit with the sun goddess.
Which essentially holds that if you hit Iran hard enough, they will retreat.
Aurelius holds that these are distractions from the core constitutional issue at hand.
Republican gospel holds that government spending does not create jobs or boost employment.
This doctrine holds that not all constitutional protection are applicable to the territories.
That idea holds that we are a nation of laws, not of men.
Cole Leiter, who currently holds that position, has been promoted to communications director.
Gale holds that her brother was not armed at the time of the incident.
Do you have any thoughts on why it holds that appeal for metal folks?
A common extension holds that whoever makes that charge first will lose the argument.
The first holds that it cheapens comedy to measure it by counting mere laughs.
Popular wisdom holds that Latin American elections are an increasingly expensive free-for-all.
One line of thinking holds that we should respect societies' traditions, no matter what.
One school of thought holds that Trump will win politically by attacking the press.
One idea holds that early personal computers were marketed preferentially to boys and men.
This challenges orthodox Islam, too, which holds that Jesus was raised alive to heaven.
Moscow, meanwhile, holds that a U.S. missile defense system in Europe violates the treaty.
An age-old cliché holds that politicians look ahead only to the next election.
"Moore's Law" holds that computing capability and resultant technology developments double every two years.
If he holds that lead, that will give the tifosi another reason to celebrate.
No, only the woobie holds that special place in the hearts of younger veterans.
If the current timing holds, that could happen in late February or early March.
Conventional wisdom holds that protest in the internet age has become unfocused and ineffectual.
But the trend holds that the office properties have performed better than other assets.
A "sunshade," or VISOR, holds that "it" to make "one who calls," a VISITOR.
International law holds that an occupying power cannot build civilian settlements on occupied territories.
The Court now holds that same-sex couples may exercise the fundamental right to marry.
Conventional wisdom holds that technology, and our addictions to it, are making us more isolated.
The last kind, "secondary" anti-Semitism, holds that Jews abuse the history of the Holocaust.
A lot of democratic theory holds that participation in the political process empowers the individual.
Conventional wisdom holds that refusing to provide information means that you have something to hide.
Eventually, at some point, conventional wisdom holds that a woman's supply of oocytes runs out.
It holds that this plan was due to be put into effect on May 2nd.
One theory holds that this is because small societies do not need a supernatural policeman.
But Johnson reiterated a stance he holds that is somewhat at odds with many Libertarians.
He has no deputy on east Asia affairs, as he holds that job as well.
Since the old football saw holds that defense wins championships, Denver has an advantage, right?
Conventional wisdom holds that the art market is highly cyclical and moves with stock markets.
Conventional wisdom holds that retirees should shed as much debt as possible - of any kind.
Once your data is shared, common wisdom holds that the cat's out of the bag.
This theory holds that the printing press itself facilitated the intellectual culture that used it.
Legend holds that a carpenter who was building the church was cheating on his fiancée.
Google employee rumor holds that it's a reminder to its employees to not go extinct.
Conventional wisdom holds that New Yorkers, like Parisians, are snooty, too busy to be approachable.
An enduring bromide about the Olympic Games holds that they provide a respite from politics.
One view holds that no single storm or drought can be linked to climate change.
But another way of looking at love addiction holds that basically all love is addiction.
Conventional investment advice holds that investment portfolios should contain a mix of stocks and bonds.
Another legend holds that whoever tries to affect the machine will die or go insane.
So I'm glad that Missandei and Grey Worm's story holds that place in the show.
Conventional wisdom holds that this is because of mismanagement or the self-interest of leaders.
Legend holds that Alexander the Great sent a carpet from the area to his mother.
Several other Republicans last year announced holds that were not included in the Congressional Record.
That doctrine holds that the federal government may not require states to enforce federal laws.
But the conventional view holds that it becomes less effective once the economy starts growing again.
The first holds that Ukraine and not Russia waged an information war on America's 2016 election.
Some conventional wisdom holds that as younger generations mature, bias against women in STEM will improve.
This is okay in general relativity, but quantum mechanics holds that information must always be preserved.
One theory holds that grey mullet simply washed up on the banks as water levels rose.
This holds that ecosystems are shaped by "apex consumers"—large herbivores and carnivores atop food chains.
This challenges orthodox Islam, too, which holds that Jesus was raised to heaven while still alive.
When a political ad goes viral on Facebook, conventional wisdom holds that it was a success.
Conventional wisdom holds that whoever wins the presidential debate has a leg up in the race.
Conventional wisdom holds that it takes perhaps hundreds of years for carbon-rich topsoil to accumulate.
Y., currently holds that record as she was elected in 2014 at the age of 30.
The United States holds that Russia's 9M729 violates the treaty by falling within the banned range.
An old saying about American politics holds that you campaign in poetry and govern in prose.
Common wisdom holds that the wisest decision at that point would be to focus on infrastructure.
It holds that the more humanlike a robot appears, the more people will notice its flaws.
Moreover, this erroneous narrative holds that colleges and universities have failed to take these concerns seriously.
But established precedent holds that a President cannot be indicted while he is still in office.
One theory holds that consumers like to buy expensive wine to signal their affluence and sophistication.
My family's lore holds that my great-uncle was one of the children on that ship.
A growing consensus holds that driver-free transport will begin with a trickle, not a flood.
The OECD holds that in France being born well is the surest route to academic success.
Conventional wisdom holds that these animals are causing new, and potentially damaging, impacts to beleaguered ecosystems.
Conventional wisdom holds that these animals are causing new, and potentially damaging, impacts to beleaguered ecosystems.
Among other proclamations, the book holds that Jesus Christ appeared in the Americas after his resurrection.
A primer: The Novikov self-consistency principle holds that, well, time paradoxes are not entirely possible.
The liberal complacency that holds that these people simply need to be "educated" is self-defeating.
Forget the conventional wisdom that holds that you never salt beans until the end of cooking.
If its prediction holds, that would be the team&aposs first Super Bowl championship since 1969.
The FCC holds that it can preempt state-level laws because broadband service crosses state lines.
" It holds that the CFPB's short history is "rife with examples" of "poor financial and personnel management.
Net neutrality holds that internet providers shouldn't have the freedom to discriminate against particular sites or apps.
This view holds that one can have no privacy expectations in information shared with a third party.
The show centers itself on Marcus's experience and his own vulnerabilities, and Wadsworth holds that spotlight effortlessly.
The "lump of labour" fallacy holds that older workers threaten economic prosperity by crowding out younger workers.
The Peter principle holds that managers are promoted up to the point at which they are incompetent.
For these reasons, theory holds that the frequency of high-intensity storms should rise with rising temperatures.
Toe and hand holds that allowed access to the precipitous dwellings remain carved in the sandstone cliffs.
One popular theory holds that if the poliovirus arrives in infancy, it produces mild if any symptoms.
Conventional wisdom holds that this prosecution was a clever play for leverage over a key potential witness.
India still holds that distinction, but growth pulled back sharply to 7.1% in the most recent quarter.
The 2016 Race The conventional wisdom holds that sweeping demographic shifts propelled Barack Obama to the presidency.
One school of thought holds that China is a rising economic power poised to conquer the world.
The longer it holds that, the more likely it will be make 22, the all-time high.
The American Academy of Pediatrics holds that apps for children 5 and younger should have zero advertising.
A PREVAILING NOTION of the lives of artists holds that hedonism is a meaningful part of production.
After all, it's the NHS, not Google, which holds that sensitive personal information in trust for patients.
Another theory, more popular among liberal economists like Ms. Yellen, holds that prices rise as unemployment falls.
That opinion is contrary to the legal consensus, which holds that Trump could not directly fire Mueller.
The legal doctrine of stare decisis holds that precedent ordinarily remains in place until it is overturned.
But the Constitution holds that the government must count every person in the US every 10 years.
Samsung still holds that honor after the Galaxy Note 7 developed an unfortunate habit of bursting into flames.
But Edwards holds that her sexual relationship with Murphy began only after her marriage to Edwards had deteriorated.
Google, for its part, holds that there's nothing to worry about with regard to its work with Huawei.
They say the Constitution holds that Congress must count how many people -- not citizens -- live in the country.
A common theory holds that dinosaurs were eradicated by the fallout from an asteroid that collided with Earth.
The third idea holds that long life is a sort of side-effect of the rigors of mating.
Laborers District Council Construction Industry Pension Fund holds that corporations can't pretend statements of fact are unactionable opinions.
I head home and swing by the library to pick up a few more holds that came in.
The conventional wisdom holds that social networks only function if as many people as possible are on them.
" However, the guru holds that the report was published with the "malicious intent to 'take Tony Robbins down.
She lives in the 2nd district in terms of the city council; Rosie Mendez holds that district currently.
In other words, Christian scripture holds that baptism should involve water, but the rest is up for debate.
The U.S. territory's constitution stipulates that whoever holds that post is first in line to succeed the governor.
But Edwards holds that her sexual relationship with Murphy began only after her marriage to Sally had deteriorated.
Meanwhile, the Supremacy Clause holds that when constitutionally valid federal laws conflict with state laws, federal law prevails.
However, Lewis and Clark's attorney, David Tekell, holds that all of the accusations in the lawsuit are accurate.
Scientific consensus holds that climate change increases the intensity and frequency of extreme weather, from hurricanes to flooding.
Connell, for her part, holds that inclusive masturbation education could be an empowering educational experience for trans youth.
Urban legend holds that infrasound can cause people to vomit, become disoriented, or lose control of their bowels.
No one knows for sure who complained, but a widespread rumor holds that it was a middle schooler.
Prevailing opinion holds that nothing about the recent extreme weather here is much different from what's always been.
Conventional wisdom holds that the blame for any democratic dysfunction lies primarily with current occupants of Capitol Hill.
A common superstition holds that each of the clover's four leaves represents either faith, hope, love, or luck.
" Second, "a demonizing intellectual discourse" that holds that "Zionism is racism" and pursues the "systematic Nazification of Israel.
Tradition holds that Ayodhya was the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
Juche holds that the only the possessor of truly correct consciousness is the "suryong" (leader) of North Korea.
Former President Ronald Reagan, who was 0183 at the time of his re-election, currently holds that title.
Samuel is a believer in a philosophy called antinatalism, which holds that it's wrong to create new people.
What's new: The finding goes against conventional wisdom, which holds that fireflies' bioluminescence is for attracting a mate.
Modern Monetary Theory holds that there are limits to government spending — that there are benefits, even, to taxation.
The Silicon Valley flavor of this ideology holds that success in business flows from intelligence and hard work.
It holds that national courts can have jurisdiction over certain war crimes that take place outside their territory.
Mr. Manton was the powerful Queens County Democratic boss at the time; Mr. Crowley now holds that post.
This holds that ups and downs in GDP or wages matter less in elections than they used to.
The decision specifically holds that websites connected to a physical business are covered by the ADA, Danielsen added.
Conventional wisdom holds that CO2202 mitigation is prohibitively costly, in terms of dollars, jobs, and lost economic competitiveness.
Albert holds that the war brought down the curtain on the sinister, crashy, Gatsbyesque idea of the road.
As an ideology, technocracy holds that the problems in the world are technical problems that require technical solutions.
The armchair forecast holds that the President's legacy will be anchored by his handling of two wars abroad.
The lie holds that the amendment ended a century-long struggle by guaranteeing women the right to vote.
Burkheimer holds that OCAC's longstanding tradition of deep knowledge of materials is what allows this sort of reimagining.
Prevailing wisdom holds that the lower the stakes for the players, the easier a match is to fix.
One tenet holds that you must rely on others while the other decrees that people aren't to be trusted.
The Fifth Amendment, which protects people from having to incriminate themselves, holds that passwords or passcodes are "testimonial" evidence.
The first idea holds that the government may not strip individuals of their liberty without going through proper procedures.
But another perspective holds that corporations should not be deputized as de facto censors in service of the government.
Still, Ivanka holds that, if elected, her father will do all he can to ensure equality – with her help.
"It added: "Our worst-case projection holds that the virus stops spreading in late May, and optimistically in March.
Folklore holds that the seventh son of a seventh son will be imbued with special, if undefined, mystical powers.
Traditional thinking around relationships and infidelity holds that you should absolutely leave a partner who cheats — end of story.
The conventional wisdom holds that the showdown will come in September, once the government publishes details of its plans.
Board of Education of Topeka decision, which holds that racially segregated public schools are inherently unequal, and therefore unconstitutional.
Although conventional wisdom holds that manufacturing in the United States is in decline, in fact it's been growing steadily.
Beyond mass and spin, general relativity holds that nothing else determines how an object orbits an astrophysical black hole.
One rumour holds that tanks and other military gear have been redeployed from the Thai border to Phnom Penh.
The same wisdom holds that in a time of anti-establishment rage, voters are desperate for plain-spoken authenticity.
Another thesis holds that the European "agreement" was nothing more than a temporary blip in his broader, nationalistic approach.
This is a perversion of the American principle of justice, which holds that you are innocent until proven guilty.
The second holds that the right to keep and bear arms is an individual right, irrespective of any militia.
A growing risk for markets and the economy is that it holds that level and starts trending higher again.
It holds that an accomplice should have anticipated the likelihood of a capital murder and deserves the ultimate penalty.
It holds that the means by which those ideas are converted into action are understood and can be taught.
The third attitude toward these situations, retributivism, holds that criminals must be punished because that's the essence of justice.
Tradition holds that you can get rid of sins and anxieties by buying a pithi and setting it free.
IPTS holds that when an individual experiences both perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness they will start to desire suicide.
It holds that, despite all the changes the computer revolution has already wrought, it is only just getting started.
Conservatism holds that accumulated tradition is a likelier source of wisdom than the cleverest individual at any one moment.
The landmark decision, which essentially holds that Johnson lied to Queen Elizabeth II, throws Brexit into even more chaos.
The weakest protest holds that any noxious views are mitigated, or even annulled, by the greatness of Bach's music.
General Motors holds that title, with almost 143,000 qualifying electric vehicles sold, most of which are plug-in hybrids.
Google employee rumor holds that the famous dinosaur skeleton is a reminder to its employees to not go extinct.
But the hope and excitement around Hillary Clinton's candidacy suggests that many people think it matters who holds that power.
"Whether you respect the person who holds that position or not, you respect the office that he holds," McIlroy says.
It holds that opening our jaws and sucking in air cools the brain, something other labs have found support for.
One of the most common guesses holds that what comes next is augmented reality, or virtual reality, or some combination.
It holds that pluralism involves seeking understanding across cultural and religious divides, while keeping differences intact and promoting common understanding.
The classic model of how interest rates work on an economy holds that as rates drop, demand for loans increases.
It also said Supreme Court precedent from 1923 holds that states may not sue the federal government as parens patriae.
The man who holds that title, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is in his mid 70s and is rumored to be ill.
Tradition holds that the acting chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission resigns upon the inauguration of a new president.
Though Bernie Sanders has engaged millions, like Barack Obama before him, conventional wisdom holds that young voters are inherently unreliable.
There's also a separate statute that holds that public officials in the US cannot act as foreign agents at all.
Conventional wisdom holds that patients lack information on quality and that they cannot tell, or favor, providers who seem better.
Dennis Groth now holds that title, and Suzanne Groth is learning how to make her proposals to him for changes.
The primacy of security — The old adage holds that "familiarity breeds contempt," and this is undoubtedly true in Israeli politics.
One amusing account of whisky's origin holds that it was invented by the Irish as an embrocation for sick mules.
One theory even holds that Buchinger might have found a sweet spot between the length of his arms and myopia.
The Trump administration DOJ holds that Congress did not have the LGBTQ community in mind when passing the 1964 law.
According to Mr. Lennox, Mr. Brandis holds that the government has no right to review the case or the sentence.
Hawaii holds that Trump's decision to ban travelers and immigrants from those countries was based on legitimate national security concerns.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Fortune-cookie wisdom holds that even the longest journey begins with the first step.
Common wisdom holds that the addition of productivity and the lowering of costs will open the possibility of more employment.
It holds that everyone is welcome, even at the expense of Jewish identity and the survival of the Jewish state.
The court holds that national authorities are the primary guarantors of human rights, a point frequently made in its decisions.
Board custom holds that changing the law requires the support of three members, though this is not a formal requirement.
Mr. Kwon currently holds that position, too, but Samsung said it would separate the two roles for the first time.
She's a proponent of the "great replacement" theory, which holds that white Europeans are being systematically supplanted by Muslim migrants.
There is no operative mandate that holds that every word that comes out of the president's mouth makes the news.
Conventional wisdom holds that a beach town ought to be a pleasant place for a teenager to spend the summer.
Opinion Columnist Conventional wisdom holds that the Republican Party suffered a big political penalty for impeaching Bill Clinton in 1998.
To view them, you have to learn a custom language of taps and swipes and holds that I found unintuitive.
" Errol Louis: Soleimani killing will test whether fortune favors bold An ancient Latin proverb holds that "Fortune favors the bold.
An Ethiopian tale holds that when a goat farmer discovered coffee, monks tried to destroy the drug by burning it.
Legend holds that she saved the life of Captain John Smith, stopping his execution by laying her head upon his.
I would love to claim that "Knight of Cups" holds that attitude up to scorn, but it just ain't so.
That approach is driven mainly by conservative ideology, which holds that the private market can deliver superior efficiency and products.
"Heller, as I am sure you know, holds that the Second Amendment actually means what it says," Justice Alito said.
Though some may sound ridiculous, the magazine holds that they're not trying to make fun of science or its achievements.
Tradition holds that when a new member arrives, it's up to the former junior justice to arrange a welcoming dinner.
It encourages everybody to make the best of their capacities — holds that we have a moral responsibility to do so.
If the forecast holds, that would be Chicago's lowest high temperature for a single day since officials began keeping records.
Like the Senate subcommittee, the Washington Supreme Court holds that it's unclear whether Backpage's content rules bar or enable criminals.
Conventional wisdom among political scientists holds that after eight years of one party, Americans are usually ready for a change.
Their theory holds that the price of stocks and bonds are negatively correlated, as one moves up the other moves down.
Legend holds that King Arthur's reign was foreseen by an enchanted lady in a lake, who granted him the sword Excalibur.
They would reply that it's a consequence of Einstein's special theory of relativity, which holds that time is a fourth dimension.
The dystopian view holds that all those vehicles will put some 5 million truckers, cabbies, and other drivers out of work.
The new policy holds that support for Trump is support for white supremacy, which is not conducive to positive community-building.
The official American Dental Association position holds that you should go to the dentist as regularly as he or she recommends.
CONVENTIONAL wisdom holds that the surge in migration to Europe since 2015 has set off a backlash in anti-immigrant sentiment.
Tibetan Buddhism holds that the soul of a senior lama is reincarnated in the body of a child on his death.
But Weisberger holds that the gut reaction to higher rates shouldn't distract investors from what is otherwise a healthy economic forecast.
The political calculus apparently holds that there are more people in Trump's base than there are transgender citizens and their allies.
But an old Wall Street rule of thumb holds that more shares with a lower price means a broader investor base.
Conventional wisdom holds that if you're out of New York State for 183 days, you don't have to pay state taxes.
No matter how dysfunctional politics become, conventional wisdom holds that everyone in DC can still agree and act on veterans' issues.
The Streisand Effect holds that trying to erase something actually draws more attention to what would otherwise fly under the radar.
Trump may yet be a more destructive president, but in terms of sheer human toll, Bush still holds that ignominious distinction.
The theory holds that in some circles it's not respectable to publicly support the inflammatory candidate, but it's easier in private.
Conventional wisdom holds that the official sanction from the Bundesregierung makes a marriage between the two challenged institutions a done deal.
Conventional wisdom in the space holds that demand from enterprise customers is more stable than that from startups and small businesses.
One holds that Chinese solar manufacturing subsidies are so egregious as to require U.S. tariffs to deter additional subsidies by Beijing.
McMorris Rodgers currently holds that position, but Cheney on Wednesday formally announced her candidacy for the spot in the next Congress.
Tibetan Buddhism holds that the soul of a senior lama is reincarnated in the body of a child after he dies.
It's been close to 27 years since John Sculley left Apple but he still holds that lesson close to his heart.
"If the Court holds that the Constitution applies to arriving immigrants, the number of such deportations will surely decrease," he said.
Conventional wisdom holds that de Blasio is a joke, a sanctimonious dork held in widespread contempt by the city he governs.
One end of the spectrum holds that "any contact is detrimental to their interest and therefore leave them alone," he said.
One holds that a well-known Torun gingerbread maker fell ill and asked his only daughter, Catherine, to bake the gingerbread.
Conventional wisdom holds that people, especially millennials, are doing more job hopping than ever before — but that may not be true.
Wilson now propounds the theory of "dual selection," which holds that natural selection operates at both the individual and group level.
Another holds that Yemeni workers came up with the sandwich along with Carlos, perhaps bringing some techniques from their home country.
One theory holds that the new air travel, anodyne and hollow, is part of a more general mainstreaming of rare experience.
"Conventional thinking holds that a Democratic-controlled House would be positive for federal legalization efforts," Canaccord analysts wrote in the report.
The romantic local myth still holds that the next big idea is already being dreamt up in some Silicon Valley garage.
Westeros lore holds that the faces in the trees stored knowledge and magic and could "see" what was happening around them.
The conventional wisdom holds that Nevada should be a pretty good state for Hillary Clinton, and it's not hard to see why.
Another view holds that Mr. Millepied did not sufficiently respect the Opera's traditions and culture and had suffered a well-deserved fall.
One piece of gossip holds that Paul might be merging his business with that of his older brother, controversial YouTuber Logan Paul.
Conventional wisdom holds that a lot of Iowa caucus voters make up their minds in the last few days before they vote.
This humanistic worldview holds that beauty conquers the deadening aspects of routine; it educates the emotions and connects us to the eternal.
And it holds that position in large part because no other currency, or country, is as capable of providing reserve-currency services.
That is in part because conventional wisdom among decision-makers holds that big-budget films with female leads are liable to underperform.
The idea is based on reminiscence therapy, which holds that anxiety in dementia patients can be reduced by creating a familiar environment.
Specifically, the government holds that Musk issued "false and misleading" statements and failed to notify regulators of material changes at the company.
Over the last two decades, the overwhelming scientific consensus holds that such beneficial brain changes can occur at any time in life.
One stereotype holds that at least in the eastern provinces, Canada's Jews stayed closer to their old-world roots than American ones.
The theory holds that voters these days are more influenced by hatred of the other party than loyalty to their own side.
The other side, anchored by the NRA and other right-wing groups, holds that guns are good, and more guns are better.
Alito's rule holds that public sector union members have a constitutional right to decline dues payments unless they consent to do so.
Of course, the man who holds that belt is Robert Whittaker -- who's fighting Kelvin Gastelum in the main event at UFC 234.
Business theory holds that firms can at best enjoy only temporary periods of "competitive advantage" during which they can rake in cash.
One theory holds that Bran/The Three-eyed Raven is actually the Lord of Light, pulling strings behind the scenes all along.
The Saudi government holds that he was killed in a physical altercation during an unapproved operation to return him to Saudi Arabia.
The first holds that the right to bear arms is only the collective right to the arms needed for a citizen's militia.
Among radio executives, conventional wisdom holds that old listeners have more patience for young singers than young listeners have for old singers.
"Binding precedent holds that agencies can only impose retroactive obligations if Congress has given them the authority to do so," Block explained.
"A reigning tenet of modern transgenderism holds that gender identity and sexuality are two separate realms, not to be confused," Faludi writes.
And we know that if the content accords with beliefs that the receiver already holds, that person is apt to believe it.
Tibetan tradition holds that the soul of a senior Buddhist monk is reincarnated in the body of a child on his death.
That ruling holds that online retailers can be forced to collect sales taxes even in states where they have no physical presence.
Urban lore holds that certain colonial buildings here—used as torture chambers or execution halls during the Japanese occupation—hold tormented souls.
One estimate holds that research on gun violence is underfunded by more than $1 billion, relative to other common causes of death.
Another theory holds that restaurants dramatically overcharge for things like coffee and wine because these complement the ambience, which is nominally free.
Legend holds that Winston Churchill was fond of the Melnik grape and would have cases of its wine imported for his enjoyment.
The theory holds that women often reach positions of power when the situation is dire and the chances for success are low.
He belongs to a cohort of Times editors who could emerge as contenders to succeed Dean Baquet, who currently holds that position.
The logic holds that if inventories are building faster than new orders are coming in, there is a problem on the horizon.
Its most celebrated jurisprudential doctrine, originalism, holds that the Constitution can only truly be understood as an expression of the framers' intent.
One popular school of thought holds that transit advocates essentially ought to circle the wagons and deny that there's a problem here.
Encourage them to come up with at least five qualities or characteristics they think would make anyone who holds that office successful.
Weapond also holds that always-on camera surveillance is permissible if it uses "intelligent surveillance technology" to reduce video processing and recording.
Tradition holds that twice a year, on New Year's Day and August 30—the Hotline's birthday—Moscow and Washington exchange formal greetings.
It holds that partisan polarisation has pushed voters so far to their ideological sides that swing voters play little role in elections.
That theory holds that Corbyn's populist left-wing platform is both necessary and sufficient in order to defeat the rising nationalist right.
Beyond this, there is the mythology of Silicon Valley, which holds that the work being done there is building a better future.
Though our modern political culture holds that the Federal Reserve is independent, other postwar presidents have bullied Fed chairmen just as egregiously.
Legend holds that it was inspired by two miners who struck gold simultaneously and raced back to town to claim the find.
" He holds that these places had the worst wine, the poorest-quality vegetables, beef that was "tubercular" and pork that was "leprous.
So what she needs is for her case manager to help her figure out an alternative that holds that piece in place.
Trevor clearly didn't belong in Niue (pronounced noo-ay); the best theory holds that he was blown there in a brutal storm.
Conventional wisdom holds that in a rising interest rate environment, investors usually shed dividend stocks as they look toward fixed income instead.
The issue is the constitutional doctrine of "preemption," which holds that when state and federal laws conflict, the federal law takes precedence.
Multiverse theory holds that there are an infinite number of universes each containing an infinite number of variations on time, space, and location.
It holds that the impact of all great technological change is overestimated in the short run, and subsequently underestimated in the long run.
That doctrine holds that courts are not equipped to decide political questions; only Congress and the president have the power to do so.
If the Supreme Court holds that electors are free agents who can vote their conscience, these activists hope for panic, discontent and outrage.
One school of psychology—"terror management theory"—holds that fear of death is the source of everything distinctively human, from phobias to religion.
One notion holds that people who eat later in the day have less time to burn off the meal before going to bed.
A frostier forecast holds that all the continents will move north, closing up the Arctic ocean and forming "Amasia" around the North Pole.
It holds that community arises from longstanding and deep connections between citizens, connections that come from their shared identity, history, and cultural values.
It holds that the executives in charge need more power: to help frame government policy, to retain more profits and to disregard shareholders.
Section 230, which holds that web platforms generally aren't liable for content posted by their users, is a major pillar of internet policy.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal agency, holds that civil-rights laws bar capricious mistreatment of people based on their gender identity.
But she holds that repeated exposure to images and videos of brutalized black people can build on black communities' preexisting experiences with racism.
A competing theory, by an MIT graduate student, holds that much of the wealth inequality can be attributed to real estate and scarcity.
Tradition holds that Christians wear ashes on the first day of Lent in order to mourn and acknowledge the suffering that Jesus endured.
Scott Busby, who now holds that post, says that EO13818 is intended to make it easier to implement the "spirit" of Congress's law.
Ragnarok: Battle of the gods Norse mythology holds that the final battle between the gods of good and evil was fought at Ragnarok.
Biden, who has a long record of supporting capital punishment as a senator, seemed recently to suggest he no longer holds that view.
The ethic of responsibility holds that such stances are not merely impractical but wrong, and that what will not work cannot be moral.
Of course, conventional wisdom holds that defense is a skill that holds steady with consistent personnel, so perhaps the Cubs' numbers will jump.
As you may know, Ellen DeGeneres currently holds that title for a selfie taken with several extremely famous celebs at the 2014 Oscars.
Our contemporary discourse holds that who you are influences the way that you know, and the way that you can or cannot speak.
Rationale: Mr. Trump, who has mocked climate science as a hoax, holds that the accord would cripple growth and intrude on U.S. sovereignty.
In Earthsea it is the idea of "True Speech" or "Old Speech," which holds that everything in the universe has a true name.
The strongest theory holds that he was a dashing young military officer named George Harrison, and that he was killed in a duel.
For the nasty snow, conventional wisdom holds that you'll need a massive, all-wheel drive SUV to make it to work on time.
A Department of Justice policy holds that a sitting president can't be indicted, but nothing says an ex-president can't be charged. Sen.
It holds that the First Amendment does not protect the speech rights of particular speakers; rather, it protects speech by and for all.
Like many, if not most, evangelical churches, Hillsong formally holds that the only legitimate and godly sexual relationships are between married heterosexual couples.
In our age of extreme polarization, a widespread school of thought holds that swing voters are nearly extinct, and that turnout is everything.
Tradition holds that the host shapes the agenda and convenes the meetings, but Washington or Tokyo — or anyone — could get the ball rolling.
This would be a problem, Mr. Mueller concluded, because the Justice Department holds that the Constitution implicitly prevents sitting presidents from being indicted.
The 6-3 ruling holds that a Kansas law preventing the exoneration of defendants who claim a diminished mental state is not unconstitutional.
Very reductively, Shintoism holds that certain things — notably, trees, stones, rivers, places and certain animals — are possessed of kami, or a divine essence.
Moreover, a Mosaic law found in the same book as the Ten Commandments holds that causing a miscarriage is not a capital crime.
If he holds that position, he could vanquish other candidates on the center-right and consolidate that vote in the contests to come.
The concept, scarcely 200 years old, holds that humanity is divided among fixed communities, each defined by a common language, ethnicity and homeland.
If the Supreme Court holds that such lawsuits are permitted under RFRA, the biggest winner is unlikely to be religious minorities like Tanvir.
Cash Uprising holds that everybody should be able to get and deposit cash anywhere—the view that Torstendahl and others find so obtrusive.
Free market theory holds that new upstarts providing better products or services at a better price will sooner or later challenge old monopolies.
A longstanding international consensus holds that the city's final status should be decided through negotiations, which was also U.S. policy going back decades.
Unitary executive theory generally holds that the president controls the entire executive branch of government and can wield that power with few limits.
Lane theory holds that candidates are essentially running to attract subsets of voters who have consistently different sets of priorities, ideological or otherwise.
One camp holds that the United States erred by coddling China and Russia, and urges a new competition against these great power rivals.
Hastings has been an outspoken advocate of net neutrality, which holds that Internet service providers should not favor some types of content over others.
The rumor mill also holds that Greg Paul is difficult to work with, and allegedly promotes a hostile working environment, further complicating the situation.
But the smart money holds that it will probably still wind up an unfortunate asterisk in the gradual decline of an otherwise superb career.
A French grammar book published last year ignited debates about an old grammatical rule that holds that masculine forms of words trump the feminine.
Traditional monetary theory holds that stronger economic growth can stoke inflation, leading historically to the Fed increasing rates to hold price pressures at bay.
Broadly, his concept of "skin in the game" holds that the extent of people's stakes in particular outcomes is an underrated determinant of events.
Another popular view holds that Mr Trump's rude and rumbustious character is really a merit in a time of great geopolitical and spiritual danger.
That would contravene Article 5, the bedrock of NATO's founding treaty, which holds that an attack on one member is an attack on all.
One viewpoint holds that the divisions are overblown and that Democrats -- actual voters -- are for the most part pretty closely aligned on policy questions.
That Trump holds that view is one thing -- and, yes, it is a frightening and dangerous way to view the world and its leaders.
The manifesto cites as inspiration the "Great Replacement" conspiracy theory, which holds that shadowy elites are seeking to replace white people with nonwhite migrants.
Mr. Esfahani holds that it was only after 1990, once the early-music movement calcified a certain style, that composers stopped producing new repertory.
TfL holds that Uber failed to meet regulatory requirements when it comes to reporting serious criminal offences involving drivers and obtaining checks on drivers.
"The White House itself holds that the settlements are not an obstacle to peace and they never have been," Hotovely said in a statement.
"Everybody is saying now, except for a handful of people, that John Kasich is surging," Mr. Kasich said, without specifying who holds that view.
One conspiracy theory holds that the company artificially claims customers have sub-Saharan African DNA as part of a hidden agenda to promote diversity.
Traditionally, he's dressed in a suit and a mask with striking colors, and holds that whip in one hand and castanets in the other.
Standard planning, for example, holds that retirees need to replace 70 to 80 percent of pre-retirement income to maintain their standard of living.
The layoffs also comes as a persistent rumor holds that Microsoft is interested in purchasing UiPath — rumors that are only exacerbated by the cuts.
"The potential for a flood would be, of course, far greater if this court holds that there is a right to file," he said.
And even after the fast is broken in the evening, tradition holds that only men play in the evenings during Ramadan, if at all.
"The logic holds that if inventories are building faster than new orders are coming in, there is a problem on the horizon," he added.
They form one branch of transhumanism, a movement that holds that human beings can and should use technology to augment and evolve our species.
That agreement holds that there is only one China, which includes Taiwan, but that both sides can define "One China" in their own way.
" He said, "It holds that the Constitution requires the government to give people subject to a final deportation order time to arrange their affairs.
Bartolo Colon now holds that distinction, but Colon, 123, signed a minor league deal with Texas and is trying to make the Rangers' staff.
Popular evolutionary psychology holds that jealousy is innate, a biological imperative that evolved to guarantee watchful, possessive males some certainty of their offspring's paternity.
They believe that the plane ran out of fuel, and one theory holds that the pilots tried to make an emergency landing at sea.
Conventional wisdom holds that the Republican Party suffered for impeaching Bill Clinton — a point some Democrats have made in arguing against the Trump impeachment.
Biden family lore holds that Ms. Owens ran her brother's campaign for class president 60 years ago, and has been at it ever since.
Romer is a proponent of "endogenous growth theory," which holds that investments in human capital, innovation and knowledge are significant contributors to economic growth.
It holds that, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the liberal elites forgot about the legitimate interests of the nation-state.
Samuelson was one of the architects of the efficient-market hypothesis, which holds that stock prices, like oil prices and currencies, cannot be predicted.
That provision, which was passed as part of the 85033 Telecommunications Act, holds that websites aren't liable for anything posted by third-party users.
The increasing realism is a reflection of Moore's law, which holds that the amount of computing power per chip doubles every couple of years.
Buddhist philosophy holds that the "self" is illusory and that our suffering is the result of clinging to impermanent objects, like feelings and thoughts.
Scientific consensus holds that there are just 11 years left before the effects of climate change become irreversible and lead to potential global disaster.
The concept of city clusters is grounded in the theory of agglomeration benefits, which holds that the bigger the city, the more productive it is.
The theory holds that Swift has actually been dating model Karlie Kloss for the last several years ("Kaylor" is the what fans call the couple).
Though unconfirmed, the popular tale behind the origin of the name holds that academy librarian Margaret Herrick said the statuette looked like her Uncle Oscar.
The simplest and most popular model holds that dark matter is made of weakly interacting particles that move about slowly under the force of gravity.
The order is a deep betrayal of libertarianism, which holds that people should do what they want as long as they don't hurt anyone else.
Conventional wisdom holds that Chinese investors want to make a play for African resources — such as mining — as fuel to power China's mighty manufacturing sector.
Politicians in the United States, the world's largest economy, like to preach the doctrine of "American exceptionalism", which holds that their country is completely unique.
He says the defense could argue automatism, which holds that Phelps was unconscious during the alleged crime and "was unable to control his physical actions."
Conventional wisdom holds that the Clinton hearings backfired on congressional Republicans, and it's true that Clinton's approval rating rose over the course of the inquiry.
Conventional wisdom holds that it involved an enduring "pact of forgetting" about the civil war and the dictatorship, and that this was a bad thing.
It holds that Equifax used the breach as a moneymaking opportunity by initially charting customers to freeze their credit (after backlash, it reversed the practice).
Montague holds that the sex was consensual both times and asserts that the woman later came to his room and spent the night, Stern said.
Further, an emerging conspiracy theory in white supremacist circles holds that police in Charlottesville wanted to provoke a violent clash between white nationalists and counterprotesters.
One account of planet formation, called core accretion, holds that planets form slowly, coalescing around rocky cores, and in a region close to their stars.
"A commonplace that few stop to examine holds that people are more readily oppressed when they are already perceived as inferior by nature," they note.
U.S. policy holds that ownership of the holiest site where Jews can pray, as with the rest of Jerusalem, is subject to Israeli-Palestinian negotiation.
The company also said the suit was prohibited under the U.S. Constitution's so-called Supremacy Clause, which holds that federal law generally trumps state law.
Mormon doctrine holds that intrafaith marriage -- a union to another Mormon inside the church's temples -- is essential for salvation in the highest level of heaven.
Though she had been the nation's prime minister and holds that office now, Ms. Hasina was not prime minister at the time of her arrest.
When President Obama comes to North Carolina he eats ribs with a sweet, sticky red sauce, and I don't think anyone holds that against him.
Blais also came out strongly in favour of the concept of net neutrality, which holds that all internet content must be equally accessible to users.
The decision, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, holds that Trump was "squarely" within his rights as president to limit immigration from those eight countries.
Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) The old cliche holds that Republicans fall in line and Democrats fall in love when it comes to selecting presidential nominees.
Another theory, endorsed by Trump, holds that the probe was actually an elaborate effort by US officials and foreign spies to deny him the presidency.
My family's lore holds that my great-uncle was one of the 10,000 children who were sent to Britain to be fostered wherever they could.
All of these were released later, so if Universal's stated reasoning for delaying The Hunt holds, that movie will presumably be released soon as well.
And then, there is just his sheer madness — ideas he holds that are ignorant gut impulses that bear no relation to science, math or history.
The compute is growing even faster than the rate suggested by Moore's Law, which holds that the processing power of computers doubles every two years.
The ascendant view in Washington holds that the competition is us-or-them; in fact, the reality of this century will be us- and -them.
Or that she was born into a culture where bloodlines pass through sons and folk wisdom holds that you're better off raising geese than girls.
Scientific consensus, however, holds that climate change is largely manmade, with such devastating effects as extreme weather, rising sea levels and more frequent, powerful storms.
"Shincheonji holds that it is the only real church that upholds the biblical truth and all other churches — mainstream or cults — are evil," he said.
For where the economic problem holds that we have unlimited wants and limited means, Ju/'hoansi hunter-gatherers had few wants that were easily met.
These influences contribute to the notion of terroir, which holds that certain places have specific, sometimes unique characteristics that give a wine its particular identity.
That reading, popular among no one I know, holds that Jesus wouldn't have put up with any of this smear-the-queer bully-pulpit horseshit.
Trump recently suggested he could scrap America's longstanding "one China" principle, a core tenet of Chinese belief that holds that Taiwan is part of the mainland.
United States relies on a version of the public trust doctrine, which holds that the government is responsible for preserving certain natural resources for public use.
American mythology holds that the two bombs ended the war and, by obviating the American invasion of Japan, humanely saved millions of American and Japanese lives.
Pratt isostasy posits that the density of a planet&aposs crust varies from spot to spot, whereas Airy holds that crust depth depends heavily on topography.
Murray also references the "mismatch hypothesis," which holds that affirmative action harms those it intends to help by sending them to schools for which they're unprepared.
Catholic teaching holds that formal cooperation is always immoral, but an appellate judge will almost never be faced with the possibility of formally cooperating with abortion.
Listening all the way through drives home how the traditional early-middle-late narrative, which holds that the works steadily grow in experimentation, can become blurry.
Former WeWork head of design, Shana Sigmond, now holds that title at Stayawhile, helping to craft a sort of unified style across the startup's different properties.
India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs, which holds that view, is yet to send any formal request to the CCI to probe the matter, said the official.
It was an example of "amplification," which holds that women can help each other's voices be heard in masculine environments by supporting and highlighting each other.
The first is the "linkage theory," which holds that the key to solving the problems of the Middle East is a resolution of the Palestinian issue.
An investor who pays €100 for a 10-year German government bond will receive less than €100 back if he holds that bond until it matures.
Adding to this theory is the assertion by lawmakers in Seoul that South Korea's top spy agency holds that North Korea recruited the two female suspects.
This is based on sovereign immunity, the sensible and ancient doctrine that holds that foreign governments cannot be sued in U.S. courts except in special circumstances.
The scope of the Tenth Amendment, which holds that powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the states, was another topic of conversation.
Salerno holds that federal courts may deny bail — and thus legally strip citizens of their liberty before trial — only if heightened evidentiary safeguards are in place.
Where at one point there were more than 40 digital currencies with market caps above $100 billion, bitcoin now alone holds that designation, according to CoinMarketCap.
One theory holds that modern-day trick-or-treating emerged as a way to bring order to the chaos and keep citizens safe on October 31.
However, Samantha holds that Draven, 15, didn't get to fulfill his "one wish" of praying with his siblings and throwing rose quartz gemstones into the ocean.
Another criticism holds that the tax breaks on the accounts (pre-tax contributions and tax-deferred growth) cost too much, and drive up the federal deficit.
While conventional wisdom holds that neither Hamas nor Israel are interested in a new all-out war, the high number of Palestinian casualties may impel escalation.
Because the organization formally holds that fetuses are not people, TST threatened to file injunctions against any planned enforcements of the law on religious liberty grounds.
That rule holds that foreign students who have been outside the United States for more than five months need to re-enroll in the visa program.
Current Supreme Court precedent (under the 1898 ruling known as Wong Kim Ark) holds that the children of noncitizens born in the United States are citizens.
"Think of me as the mortally wounded soldier who stays behind and holds that line so that my comrades can — " he said, without finishing his sentence.
Common wisdom holds that, if North Korea launches even one nuclear weapon against the U.S., the result will be the complete destruction of the entire country.
This narrative holds that since the Moral Majority of the 1980s the entire Republican Party is connected to the bromance of Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell.
The conventional view holds that electric cars will remain a niche product for many years, plagued by high sticker prices and heavily dependent on government subsidies.
Conventional wisdom holds that players must have decades of experience to do this music justice, but younger ensembles often thrive on its kaleidoscopic, dial-spinning nature.
But the recognition upends decades of American foreign policy and an international consensus that holds that it prejudges negotiations over the final status of the city.
Another principle addresses the interpretation of documents and holds that the meaning of an incomplete or ambiguous document needs to be construed strictly against its drafter.
The doctrine holds that God's grace can work only on those who have been elected to receive it; it is God who decides who is saved.
That's when Lake Lure's annual Dirty Dancing Festival will be, and it includes a lake-lift competition: Whichever couple holds that iconic pose the longest wins.
Conventional wisdom holds that economic growth goes hand in hand with increased air pollution, but EPA's report would seem to turn that thinking on its head.
It holds that the national debt is one of the greatest threats to the United States in the long term and that Social Security is unsustainable.
The strong version of the hypothesis, linguistic determinism, holds that you can't experience a feeling the same way if you don't have a word for it.
And an 1887 law holds that if states send in multiple conflicting sets of electoral college votes, Congress gets to vote on which ones to recognize.
The conspiracy theory Trump alluded too — we'll call it "fake Melania" — holds that during some public appearances, a body double has filled in for Melania Trump.
The traditional school of thought, led by Washington University's James Gibson, holds that the outcome of cases typically has little effect on the public's view of legitimacy.
The ethic of public service holds that primary loyalty is not to party or president but to country, to the laws and norms that restrain both parties.
They asked him to consider the doctrinal change announced by Pope Francis in early August, whereby the Catholic church now holds that capital punishment is always wrong.
Generally speaking, a vast body of church documents and teaching holds that life should be preserved, but not necessarily at the cost of artificial or extraordinary measures.
A popular theory here holds that teens are spending more time connecting with friends at home using screens and less time out in the world making mischief.
In America the Republican Party's platform holds that if "God-given, natural, inalienable rights" conflict with "government, court, or human-granted rights", the former must always prevail.
But precedent holds that if they made an honest mistake, the government they serve might not be liable, says Geert-Jan Alexander Knoops, an international defence counsel.
All but 11 states follow "Dillon's Rule", named after a 19th-century judge, which holds that municipalities only possess powers specifically granted to them by state law.
Current feminist theory, at least the kind to be found on the internet, holds that one must not criticize the choices of a member of the sisterhood.
It acknowledges that the death of women is part of a larger narrative pattern but holds that that narrative pattern shouldn't be considered a comment on gender.
Jans has confidence in N'Dir's defensive ability, sticking him on the opposition's top scorer and, more often than not, he holds that player below his season average.
At the very heart of the Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary is the Foundation Stone, the point at which the Old Testament holds that the world was created.
AT&T holds that the deal would benefit customers by enhancing access to premium content on their mobile devices and providing an alternative to cable TV companies.
One common narrative holds that pubic lice fell off the radar because people don't catch them as often anymore, courtesy of the modern war on pubic hair.
A sort of faith of convenience holds that there must be something to these ideas, given how popular they are among people who own multiple vacation homes.
But while I can't say what WikiLeaks' social network philosophy would be, the general culture it's steeped in holds that human interaction is a grim, adversarial duty.
She was describing Rand's "trader principle," which holds that two people engaging in a trade shouldn't take any more, or less, from each other than is deserved.
The 9th Circuit ruling holds that the stay requested by the administration "would upend, rather than preserve, the status quo," which currently allows transgender people to serve.
The 9th Circuit ruling holds that the stay requested by the administration "would upend, rather than preserve, the status quo," which currently allows transgender people to serve.
If Saccone can hold on in March, he's expected to run for reelection in the new 2023th, as there is no current incumbent who holds that district.
Legend holds that if you flash your car lights at the statue, you will hear the plane and see Carranza's flashlight searching for a place to land.
That alone seems likely to change the dining culture here, where tradition holds that the host or the oldest person at a table picks up the tab.
CNN's thinking apparently holds that Mr. Lewandowski provides pro-Trump balance for the network at a time when many of its regular Republican analysts are Trump detractors.
Conventional political wisdom holds that Democrats try to give a hand up to the poor and Republicans try to give a hand out to the well off.
There is legal precedent known as the "presumption of mailing" that holds that when a letter is properly addressed, it can be presumed to have been delivered.
The "Overton Window," posthumously named after the conservative think tank writer Joseph Overton, holds that there is a range of policy changes considered acceptable to the mainstream.
In a call with TechCrunch last week, MIT professor Stefanie Mueller compared the technology to E Ink — explaining that, once light is applied, it holds that color.
Perhaps no one understands better the law of achievement, which holds that emotional crashes follow great flights of fancy, than Michael Phelps, a 28-time Olympic medalist.
A well-known theory holds that most people, at least in the US and perhaps in the world, are six degrees of separation away from each other.
Conventional wisdom holds that Americans are polarized, divided, tribalized — choose your word — over significant policy issues and that our two political parties abet and fuel this schism.
A popular right-wing narrative holds that gender dysphoria is a clinical delusion; hence, feeding that delusion with hormones and surgeries constitutes a violation of medical ethics.
One holds that you should "hold your age" in bonds, meaning if you are 25, you should hold 25 percent of your investments in bonds and cash.
Heartland, according to its website, holds that carbon dioxide has not caused weather extremes and that the benefits of global warming will quite likely exceed the costs.
This theory holds that Amazon will use leverage on suppliers, much as it did in the book business, to try to drive wholesale prices for groceries lower.
Lockean in origin, this principle holds that no one can commit violence against another except in self-defense, and they view abortion as an act of violence.
There were arm balances and binds and long chair pose holds that strengthened and toned my glutes and biceps – all in a room heated to 98 degrees.
They do not identify with Sanders's philosophy, which holds that problems can be solved by getting a free pass on personal responsibility and beggaring your successful neighbor.
"Shincheonji holds that it is the only real church that upholds the biblical truth and all other churches — mainstream or cults — are evil," a former missionary said.
" Cartesian dualism is officially dead, felled by the theory of embodied cognition, which holds that "the structure of reason itself comes from the details of our embodiment.
This school of thought holds that Saudis will support the crackdown so long as they see it as a legitimate drive to end a culture of graft.
If it holds, that 12 percentage point margin would suggest a "blue wave" large enough to switch control of not just the House but also the Senate.
Others openly, if gingerly, contradicted Hanoi's official narrative, which holds that it was a noble national liberation struggle, period, with all atrocities committed by the other side.
Conventional wisdom holds that regions are diverging economically in drastic fashion, and many are raising alarms that fewer people are moving from small towns to prosperous cities.
Procreative beneficence, in its broadest sense, holds that there are some human traits we'd all like our children to enjoy, and therefore are obligated to select for.
Apparently one of the sources of animus is that he thinks Hillary Clinton abetted and encouraged anti-Putin demonstrations in 2011, and still holds that against her.
The first school holds that the stores won't be around in a decade when we're all plugged into VR, fleeing whatever fresh apocalypse we've created for ourselves.
The conventional view holds that if the Fed tried to boost the economy more at its meeting next week, we'd just get more inflation, not more employment.
"The Court today holds that the discovery of a warrant for an unpaid parking ticket will forgive a police officer's violation of your Fourth Amendment rights," she added.
China has been trying to transform itself from being the world's factory to becoming the world's most powerful consumer market (right now, the U.S. still holds that crown).
Attorney Spencer Kuvin said that Florida law holds that when a business over-serves someone known to be addicted to alcohol, that business is responsible for what occurs.
Legend holds that the ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus, fearing a prophecy that a falling object would kill him, spent an inordinate amount of time out in open spaces.
One theory holds that Trump read it in an article published Friday on Breitbart News, the so-called alt-right outlet formerly led by Trump adviser Steve Bannon.
It ain't no "Telephone" or "Paparazzi" that's for sure, but y'know, David Bowie released some really weird songs in the late-90s and nobody holds that against him.
Netflix holds that its decision was based on a "legal request" from the Saudi government, and that its response was consistent with how other U.S.-based companies operate.
The legal standard holds that a defendant can't simply have a case dismissed by declaring they'll stop an offending activity — the defendant must actually take steps to cease.
Thus, if the Supreme Court holds that it is lawful to discriminate against gay or trans workers, it could upend the 30-year-old rule against gender stereotyping.
The Initiative holds that vaping is most popular among teenagers and, according to the JUUL website, one JUUL pod has the nicotine strength of one pack of cigarettes.
Filmed on a shoestring budget, it remains one of the most profitable films of all time, and directly influenced the film that currently holds that record, Paranormal Activity.
"Dark forest theory" holds that civilizations fear one another so much that they don't dare to reveal themselves lest they immediately be considered a potential threat and destroyed.
LOCAL lore holds that seven visits to Kairouan's imposing grand mosque are equal to the haj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that is one of the "pillars of Islam".
Puerto Rico's Constitution holds that the Secretary of State is next in line to the governorship, but Secretary of State Luis Rivera Marin resigned amid the recent protests.
This is the opposite of conservatism, which holds that long-established customs and institutions are likely to be superior to anything that could be drawn up from scratch.
The actor, who holds that job as the reckless Nick Morton in Universal's upcoming reboot of The Mummy, joked on Twitter Saturday about the danger of opening sarcophagi.
This argument holds that the condition of the country — or at least the condition of Trump's supporters — is catastrophic, and Trump's rise is a response to the suffering.
"The College holds that God created humanity in two distinct and complementary sexes: male and female," Matt Pinson, the president of Welch College, said in an emailed statement.
One group finds that climate change has a silver lining in reduced deaths from the cold, while the other holds that deaths from the cold will barely budge.
By that standard, plaintiffs can be held liable for paying defendants' legal fees only when a court holds that the plaintiff's suit was frivolous or utterly without foundation.
Tradition holds that all ex-presidents are invited to these types of events, a practice Bush was intent on maintaining as he made plans for his own funeral.
"The court today holds that the discovery of a warrant for an unpaid parking ticket will forgive a police officer's violation of your Fourth Amendment rights," she wrote.
If the trend holds, that would represent a big improvement over "Thor: The Dark World," the most poorly reviewed Marvel Studios movie on ratings aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.
On the other side of Capitol Hill, the Senate is negotiating to resolve holds that are preventing an energy package and Flint aid bill from moving forward. Sen.
One popular Polish tale holds that the phrase was spread by a postwar West German intelligence unit, to exonerate the German recruits who had worked in the camps.
The conventional wisdom holds that close competition ensures voters have real choices and politicians face real accountability and strong presidential leadership injects a necessary energy into the system.
The length of MLB's season holds that half its teams engage in dozens of meaningless games, such as Saturday's historic, meaningless contest between the Rangers and the Athletics.
When it comes to left or right and clockwise or counterclockwise, the law of conservation of parity holds that the universe doesn't care one way or the other.
" Economic theory, he wrote, holds that "inequality should be at least partially self-correcting in a democracy" as "increased inequality leads the median voter to demand more redistribution.
If, as is more likely the case, the court holds that DACA was unlawful, DACA recipients  would presumably lose both their work authorization and their "deferred action" status.
There is no authoritative interpretation, but the consensus holds that it certainly includes a variety of conduct that violates the public trust, including serious abuses of governmental powers.
It takes a certain brand of optimism — maybe the cockeyed kind — for any designer to hang up a shingle when consensus holds that bricks-and-mortar is kaput.
It holds that children should be prepared for the workplace of the future—and that the workplace of the future will demand individuality, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Classical economics holds that excessive fiscal stimulus in the form of tax cuts or government spending temporarily elevates GDP while prices adjust to catch up to increased output.
American companies, and to a lesser extent British ones, are run according to "agency theory", which holds that shareholders drive corporate performance and economic growth by their investment.
"Whether you respect the person who holds that position or not, you respect the office that he holds," McIlroy, who is from Northern Ireland, wrote in the post.
Pundit logic holds that for her to forge a path to the nomination at this late hour, she must poach as much of Sanders's support as she can.
If the market holds that level until the end of the trading day, it would be a record, overtaking the previous high-water mark set on Jan. 2.
This judicially created doctrine holds that the federal courts should not intervene in some instances that involve "political questions" that should be resolved by the political process itself.
An old Washington joke holds that the most dangerous place in America is standing between a senator and a television camera, and Sheriff Joe surely loves a camera.
The faith holds that every Yazidi should take a pilgrimage to the center of their world, or Lalish, a lovely mountain village about 30 miles southeast of Duhok.
This theory holds that Bran decided to keep the humans of Westeros from destroying themselves and all of civilization, by giving them an outside force to unite against.
Effective altruism holds that giving abroad is probably a better idea than giving in the US. It suggests that giving to disaster relief is worse than giving elsewhere.
The British nature writer Mark Cocker holds that the ''simple, Franciscan act of giving to birds makes us feel good about life, and redeems us in some fundamental way.
"American Idol" defined itself by the standard of megastardom, which holds that once you make it big, the only answer is to swell bigger and bigger, like a balloon.
Tradition holds that the night must end with a divination ritual, to take full advantage of the thin veil between the worlds of the living and dead on Samhain.
In the Koranic version, the near-victim is not named, but the Islamic tradition generally holds that it was not Isaac but Ismail, Ibrahim's son by the maidservant Hagar.
While popular opinion in the country holds that people should be able to choose their last names, conservatives who believe in traditional gender roles insist that the law stays.
And if conventional economic thinking holds that inflation erodes a currency's value over time, then the persistence of low inflation or even deflation may well have the opposite effect.
Defense Secretary James Mattis was granted immunity from a decades-old law that states whomever holds that position needs to be at least seven years out of military service.
The UAE holds that it is fending off aggression from regional rival Iran and supporting Yemen's president, who was ousted when Houthi rebels overran the capital Sanaa in 2014.
"Conventional wisdom holds that President-elect Trump is going to have more time for Congressman Hunter than he would for the average two or three term congressman," Conley said.
Forecasting errors in polls tend to decrease as elections draw closer—conventional wisdom holds that polls tend to be unreliable until Labour Day, around two months before the election.
No one knows exactly how the fire under Centralia started; local legend holds that somebody accidentally ignited the seam while burning trash just outside one of the mine shafts.
"The Court holds that none of the evidence taken into consideration by EUIPO establishes use of the mark in respect of bakery products, pastries, cakes and waffles," it said.
One group holds that ketamine reduces the power of inhibition system in the brain and results in enhanced excitatory system, while another group thinks ketamine directly enhances excitatory system.
Conservative orthodoxy holds that borrowing must be kept in check so future generations don't pay for the excesses of today, to avoid currency debasement, and prevent inflation from exploding.
A theory called "core accretion" holds that a rocky core formed first, assembling itself under the influence of gravity from dust grains, then pebbles, then boulders and so on.
The first holds that Uncle Sam has gone easy on Wall Street, sparing individuals from prosecution, for the most part, and punishing institutions with nothing more serious than fines.
It holds that the most precious activities are those done simply for the hell of it, and that art is in this sense the paradigm of authentic human activity.
Cambridge Analytica's former CEO, Alexander Nix, was caught on camera boasting that the firm ran Trump's digital campaign — the company holds that Nix's comments were taken out of context.
This was contradictory to every law of Midwestern fandom, which holds that no matter what else you do, hating the New York Yankees is a central principle of life.
The poorly reasoned ruling — which holds that the governor can legally restore voting rights only on a case-by-case basis — has no legitimate basis in the state Constitution.
Negative situations set the scene for hanger An idea in psychology known as affect-as-information theory holds that your mood can temporarily shape how you see the world.
Another theory holds that the gap results directly from planetary genesis, maybe because of the location or makeup of the gas and dust left over from the star's birth.
The sociological theory known as hegemonic masculinity, developed by R. W. Connell in their groundbreaking sociological text Masculinities holds that someone who performs masculinity always needs something to subordinate.
"[I]f you think about our tripartite system of government, sovereign immunity holds that foreign policy is conducted largely, though obviously not entirely, by the executive," Gartenstein-Ross said.
One of the nice things about indoor training is you can make holds that are better on your skin, so you can train more before your fingers wear out.
There are variations to the myth; one holds that Helen, blamed for the Trojan War, and the twins Castor and Pollux were hatched from two eggs from these unions.
But one line of economic thought holds that, rather than plunging us into poverty, societal wealth would boom as a result of plummeting health care costs and increased productivity.
In a city like Richmond, an expansive show like Great Force holds that quality of monumentalism for its philosophical undertaking, as well as its interaction with Richmond at large.
Given the Israelite origins of the Old Testament, it is particularly important to note that Jewish law holds that the verse in question does, in fact, refer to miscarriage.
Conventional wisdom holds that the North's weapons are intended to address the country's two greatest problems — military inferiority and economic weakness — by deterring the United States and extracting concessions.
The free-lunch theory of taxation holds that strategic, pro-growth tax cuts allow the government to increase its revenue by taking a smaller share of a larger GDP.
" ("Fundamentalism" is a strand of Christian belief that holds that the Bible should be taken literally.) Galli says the magazine writes for "moderate, center-right, and center-left evangelicals.
The state theory of money holds that money is a credit issued by a sovereign, whose value comes from the fact that it can be used to pay taxes.
U.S. inequality is at 1920s levels, and a certain conventional wisdom holds that the gap is between big and successful metropolitan areas and left-behind towns and rural counties.
The humans that Pike, Burnham and Owosekun come across practice a future version of something that exists today: the Bahá'í faith, which essentially holds that all religions have value.
And a fringe-y but persistent one holds that the show's ur-bad guy, the undead Night King, will be the one who ultimately sits on the Iron Throne.
Whatever this season holds, that means "Homeland's" fight goes on, with no shortage of moral dilemmas to consider in its role as a dramatic proxy for a never-ending war.
That argument holds that appearing on Fox News legitimizes the network in the eyes of advertisers, and thereby keeps the network in business without incentivizing them to be more fair.
Family attorney Spencer Kuvin said Tuesday that Florida law holds that when a business over-serves someone known to be addicted to alcohol, that business is responsible for what occurs.
But just as New York law holds that sex in custody can be consensual, so too are selfies sometimes admissible as evidence, albeit not in the way you might expect.
Wages stagnating while unemployment falls and the economy grows goes against mainstream economic theory, which holds that when unemployment falls, the labor market tightens and workers can demand higher pay.
On Thursday, the court gave its answer: It decided to maintain the status quo, which holds that defendants can be imprisoned after an appeals court upholds a verdict against them.
Why it matters: While economic orthodoxy holds that high levels of debt lead to higher interest rates, that correlation — like many others — is unraveling in the post-financial-crisis era.
One theory holds that increased foreign competition has made it difficult for firms to raise prices or for workers to demand higher wages in response to changes in domestic demand.
As popular wisdom holds that Clinton is running for Obama's third term, it makes sense that Unity would have some similarities to Gotham, as both are humanist sans-serif types.
The court therefore had to rule that one part of the constitution—which holds that citizens are entitled to equal treatment under the law—outweighs the part that defines marriage.
Moderators tend to focus much more on immigration, health care, and the economy, and for obvious reason: Conventional wisdom holds that Americans don't tend to vote on foreign policy issues.
Narcos is a good dramatization of the standard liberal critique, which holds that the "drug policy we have in the United States hasn't worked," as José Padilha once put it.
There are many theories about what happened to her The US government holds that Earhart and Noonan crashed and sunk in the Pacific, perishing at the mercy of the sea.
That precedent holds that public unions cannot charge nonmembers for ideological or political advocacy, but they can charge for collective bargaining that goes to such issues as wages and grievances.
Yet Mr. Brooks holds that having been a wife and mother in the White House, as well as a senator, secretary of state and presidential candidate, is inadequate because Mrs.
A classic narrative, one of the more flattering to the early industrializers, holds that European institutions and culture offered unusually fertile ground for new ideas and incentives for their application.
One of them holds that Trump rose to power because a large slice of the electorate was left behind by the neoliberal agenda of free trade and tech-sector hegemony.
Courts ruled to lift the four holds that had been placed on the policy while the lawsuits are pending, but have not ruled on the underlying merits of the cases.
Tradition holds that the Margherita pizza was created in 1889 by a local chef in honor of Queen Margherita, who was visiting Naples, south of Rome on Italy's Tyrrhenian coast.
Trump's doctrine holds that nation states are in perpetual competition and that the U.S. must fight on all fronts to protect and defend its sovereignty from friend and foe alike.
One strain of thought holds that America has a mission to champion democracy and human rights, granting it a unique role in the world, along with special powers and obligations.
" The new racism holds that those who do the discriminating are actually the victims of discrimination, if a policy seeks to give people of color more access to their "area.
Although the Soviets managed to get a man in orbit first in 1961, Glenn holds that honor for the US and made it around the planet three times in 1962.
He is trying to trademark this: Gene Simmons holds that he invented the devil horns, the rock hand, the \m/, and popularized it during Kiss' 1974 Hotter than Hell tour.
Leslie Wexner holds that honor: He has acted as chief executive of L Brands for more than five decades, even though the company's stock has tumbled 70 percent since 2015.
The traditional narrative of camming holds that there's a model out there who's right for every viewer, and an audience for the niche or persona every model's most comfortable adopting.
A similar fate befell a creationist stepchild, intelligent design, which holds that the universe is so intricate, so complex, that it has to be the handiwork of a master architect.
There's the American dream, which holds that you can achieve whatever you want by working hard enough (and its new-age variant, in which you merely have to visualize it).
Mr. Laffer gained fame as the originator of the Laffer Curve, an illustration of the economic principle that holds that cutting tax rates can increase government revenues in certain situations.
Such thinking holds that if he wasn't forced to sit out most or all of next season, Durant might have lobbied harder for Irving to follow him to the Garden.
Tradition holds that Count Negroni asked his bartender to replace the soda with gin, a story repeated in articles in Esquire, the Michelin guide and Food and Wine, among others.
It was developed in the 1970s and holds that people have no expectation of privacy when information has been voluntarily shared with a third party, like a cellphone service provider.
No tenable account of executive power holds that a president's purposes in exercising powers accorded under Article II, "to take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed," have no import.
A popular anecdote from his time as mayor of the southern city of Davao holds that he once forced a foreign tourist to eat a cigarette for smoking in public.
An opposing school of thought holds that surfers do discover deep truths, presumably by virtue of their spending a lot of time in the ocean and emerging stylish and unscathed.
EXTREME ECONOMIES What Life at the World's Margins Can Teach Us About Our Own FutureBy Richard Davies An adage in the legal profession holds that hard cases make bad law.
Conventional wisdom holds that the sheer horror of the Trump presidency makes it impossible to look away, and that to do so would be irresponsible, or at least socially unacceptable.
Indeed, market-directed thinking often holds that if companies automate some jobs away, the economy will demand higher-skill jobs to take their place and eventually equilibrium will be restored.
There, Davíd begins to attend the Academy of Dance, which holds that if its students can dance correctly, they will call the essence of the true numbers down from the stars.
Although he boasts a joint byline on the successful memoir, Schwartz now holds that he wrote it all – but this isn't the first time Schwartz has tried to tell his story.
That doctrine holds that no search or seizure occurs when the government obtains data that the accused has voluntarily conveyed to a third party – in this case, one&aposs wireless provider.
A prominent thesis, outlined in 1984 by Josef Joffe, a journalist, holds that European integration was only possible because this external American power had "pacified" the age-old Franco-German conflicts.
Mike Singletary says the Bears just got a monster in Khalil Mack ... but they didn't get the league's best defensive player -- 'cause Mike tells TMZ Sports Aaron Donald holds that honor!!
Conventional partisan wisdom holds that if your candidate loses in a heated primary campaign, you eventually get over it and stand with the party in the end like a good soldier.
The Hippocratic Oath holds that there is an art to medicine as well as a science, and that "warmth, sympathy and understanding may outweigh the surgeon's knife or the chemist's drug".
The theory holds that Netflix created bots or paid people on Twitter to spread memes about the movie — in essence, to create FOMO that would nudge more people to watch it.
The community was founded in 1879 by members of the 19th-century Spiritualist movement, which holds that the spirits of the dead have the ability to communicate with living human beings.
Covered interest parity theory holds that interest rates implied by FX trading should be consistent with market interest rates, so that there are no interest rate arbitrage opportunities between the two.
The KonMari method holds that tidying should be done in a concentrated period—not over the course of long extended time—and items should be sorted by category not by room.
Miller always has preferred domestic companies, and he holds that view even at a time when the big sexy play of 2017 has been to rebalance toward European and global stocks.
That analysis, of course, contradicts conventional tort reform wisdom, which holds that capping medical malpractice damages will ultimately improve health care by insulating doctors and lowering costs associated with "defensive" treatment.
This is consistent with the dispensationalist interpretation of the Book of Revelations, which holds that the Second Coming of Christ and The Final Judgement will occur seven years after the Rapture.
Nor was it a surprise: the conventional wisdom holds that elections are overwhelmingly decided by what's in your bank account and the letter that comes after your name on the ballot.
He chalked the declining revenue growth up to the "law of large numbers," which holds that it's simply harder to maintain large growth figures when the base is already so impressive.
Jewish tradition holds that the Temple Mount also contains Mount Moriah, where Abraham, the Hebrew patriarch, is said to have nearly sacrificed his son - under God's orders - before an angel intervened.
First conceived by fellow entrepreneurs Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler, the 'six Ds' is a business theory which holds that tech firms that end up growing exponentially share six key attributes.
The chaos theory of mathematics — to the extent I understand it, math not being my strongest subject — in essence holds that a small event can lead to many really big events.
One popular suggestion holds that men's buttons are fastened left-to-right because historically men might need to pull a weapon from beneath their coat or shirt using their right hand.
One theory holds that the race is relatively stable, with the polls shifting only as each side's marginal voters feel moved to voice support for a candidate they don't really like.
In Khoisan languages, word lengths are limited to one or two syllables, so one theory holds that a large number of consonants and vowels became necessary to express an expansive vocabulary.
The data, both in the eurozone and the United States, is not supportive of the old verities embodied in the Phillips curve, which holds that as unemployment falls, inflation will rise.
One school of thought, which includes every Republican, holds that the Democrats have taken a sharp turn to the left and may be leaving some of the voters they need behind.
The mainstream thumbnail biography for Stockhausen holds that he started out with vision and ended up with mere grandiosity, making abstruse works for the tight circle of collaborators who surrounded him.
The revelation mystified members of his Alternative for Germany (Alternative für Deutschland, or AfD) party, which is staunchly opposed to Islam and holds that the religion has no place in Germany.
A Justice Department guideline holds that an official cannot be both acting attorney general and acting deputy attorney general but experts differ on whether that rule would have to be followed.
At the time, that was enough for him to be charged with felony murder, under a doctrine that holds that anyone involved in a crime is responsible if a death occurs.
Another theory holds that the second "fetus" is actually a complex form of tumor called a teratoma; these tumors can develop different types of tissues at once, including hair and teeth.
A study from the University of Cambridge and Stanford holds that well-informed insiders at major U.S. banks bolstered profits thanks to advanced knowledge of government programs during the financial crisis.
If that speech increased her chances at landing an Oscar nomination for her role in "Florence Foster Jenkins" — and Hollywood chatter holds that it totally did — Mr. Trump sealed the deal.
JIM BOTSACOS, a former executive chef at Molyvos, now holds that position at the Rainbow Room complex in Rockefeller Center, replacing the English chef Robert Aikens, who left after a year.
The theory holds that Democrats are opting for a quick evidentiary ruling from Roberts at the impeachment trial as a much faster path to securing critical testimony than protracted court battles.
The narrative surrounding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program holds that it was put in place to protect "kids" who were brought here through no fault of their own.
" Breyer said that that while Bucklew had established that executing him by lethal injection risked subjecting him to "constitutionally impermissible suffering," the majority "holds that the state may execute him anyway.
Last year, he faced scrutiny after he failed to reaffirm the alliance's mutual defense pledge, which holds that NATO members must come to the defense of other alliance members if necessary.
A longstanding superstition holds that saying the title of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" while inside a theater — unless you are rehearsing or performing the play itself — will bring about a terrible curse.
A competing viewpoint holds that free speech is just a cop-out code phrase, mostly working in the service of professional trolls or entitled jerks to abusively act out with impunity.
Its restrictive statute holds that pregnancies must be carried to term, regardless if a woman has been raped, if her health or life is at risk, or if the fetus is deformed.
Best known and least common, the strongest form of denial holds that the Holocaust is a hoax, thereby casting racist radicals and the alt-right as victims of an elitist global conspiracy.
The definitions of force, as spelled out in the research, range from verbal (classified as no force), to physical holds that don't involve pain (minor), to kicking or chokeholds (major) and firearms.
Legend holds that a jealous, red-faced, sharped-tooth demon hid in the vagina of a goddess and then bit off, to their great surprise, the penises of her first two husbands.
Although conventional wisdom holds that fast food is especially popular in low-income areas where grocery stores are sparse, the CDC found that fast food consumption goes up as income goes up.
In New York City, a chancellor's regulation holds that while "on duty or in contact with students" teachers are bound to "maintain a posture of complete neutrality with respect to all candidates".
And no law has ruled the Valley more profoundly than Moore's law, which holds that you can double the power of microchips — and therefore the processing power of computers — every two years.
The win-win religion holds that if you do anything that has any cost, significant cost, for the winners of our age, you will only be hurting the most powerless among us.
Bush defeated Reagan in several primaries and ridiculed Reagan's devotion to supply-side economics, which holds that the best way to spur growth is through lower taxes on income and capital gains.
FEMA is also chronically underfunded and an object of fear in traditional American folklore, which holds that it is the epicenter of an international conspiracy to lock up Americans in work camps.
The exception holds that government actions seeking to enforce laws related to matters such as public health and safety are not automatically stopped by a company's bankruptcy filing as other lawsuits are.
The dispute concerns whether the federal Atomic Energy Act of 1954 preempts Virginia's mining ban under the U.S. Constitution's so-called Supremacy Clause, which holds that federal law generally trumps state law.
Accepted wisdom holds that Sanders is out of his element on the subject of foreign policy, and this debate devoted serious time to the issue, which meant that Sanders couldn't skirt it.
It holds that traditional US commitments to diplomacy and foreign engagement are overblown, and that a bare-bones approach is all that's needed to make sure the military can do its job.
Only once has Trump clearly pointed the finger at the Russian government, and as recently as Tuesday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer dodged reporters' questions on whether Trump holds that belief.
The government minister in charge of Scotland's languages, Alasdair Allan, holds that the bigger budget for Gaelic education (up by £400,000 over the past eight years) is being driven by parental demand.
According to Serreze, a rule of thumb in sea ice forecasting holds that the earlier the sea ice melt season starts, the lower the summer sea ice minimum is likely to be.
Mr. Fleischer, who holds that there is an "overarching ideological edge" toward Democrats in the media, said Mr. Trump was using claims of news media bias to cover for his own missteps.
The industry rule of thumb holds that burying lines costs at least $1 million per mile -- perhaps much more, depending on location -- or at least five times the cost of overhead lines.
The concept, which holds that the Higher Brothers will "bring their Worldwide Shit to the entire world," is one of most common refrains among Higher fans, and also among the Higher Brothers.
Their opposing view holds that it has been the reckless money-printing ways of the global central banks (jump-started by Mr. Bernanke himself) that pose a threat to the global economy.
These include stare decisis, which holds that unless there is a very strong reason for overturning a prior decision, that decision should stand as the rule for similar cases in the future.
"If the court holds that we don't have an expectation of privacy in public except when there is some sort of physical trespass involved, that could be a huge setback for privacy."
It holds that obesity is caused "by a lack of energy balance," as the National Institutes of Health website explains — in other words, by our taking in more calories than we expend.
The agency sees the president as its main customer, and conventional wisdom in Washington holds that a C.I.A. director is only as powerful as his access to the Oval Office is strong.
He was struck in particular by a statue of General J.E.B. Stuart and its evocation of Lost Cause ideology, which holds that the Confederate states were the noble targets of Northern aggression.
And if the $400 million estimate holds, that would be about the same as what President Barack Obama's campaign spent on advertising over the course of the entire general election in 2012.
The alternative holds that Trump was lying and that he is an intentionally divisive and destructive leader of truly bad character who demonizes one set of constituents to stir resentment among another.
Riffing on Michels's "iron law of oligarchy," which holds that all democratic institutions will end up being run by an internal elite, Hayes proposes what he calls the iron law of meritocracy.
The former paramedic is not accused of having been directly involved in any killings, but the prosecution holds that he was aware of the camp's function as a facility for mass murder.
History of revelation and conquest Islam stems from the Judeo-Christian tradition, and holds that other holy texts including the Torah, the Psalms, and the Gospels were revealed during previous months of Ramadan.
Economic convention holds that low and falling long-term yields are a sign that investors are anticipating lower growth and inflation, and a central bank policy response to try and turn that around.
That theory holds that students can learn to read through exposure to a wide range of books that appeal to them, without too much emphasis on technically complex texts or sounding out words.
This holds that Mr Trump's one-off mixture of ambitions and style means he might be able to achieve things that people working in old ways within the old system simply could not.
He is known as a strong supporter of the "broken windows" theory, which holds that preventing minor infractions such as vandalism and public drinking can help lower the number of more serious crimes.
Although the Iranian constitution provides for a body called the Assembly of Experts to select the next leader, the conventional wisdom holds that this process may well be ignored during a power vacuum.
One popular astrological theory holds that the sign that corresponds with your midpoint reveals what you need in a partner, due to the roles the sun and moon respectively play in your chart.
Image: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington/Smithsonian InstitutionBased on Mercury's size, conventional scientific wisdom holds that its core should have cooled and solidified billions of years ago.
One particularly outlandish variation of the spy theory holds that Earhart survived World War II, returned to the United States and lived under the assumed name Irene Bolam until her death in 1982.
Opponents say the monuments inappropriately glorify the rebellion's history of slavery and promote the "Lost Cause" ideology, which holds that states' rights was the Confederacy's core driver, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Although the former paramedic is not accused of having been directly involved in any killings, the prosecution's office holds that he was aware of the camp's function as a facility for mass murder.
The other concept that has gained much traction is Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen's idea of "disruptive innovation," which holds that established organizations innovate only when upstart competitors upend their business model.
On April 13, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported that Fiji had declared its support for China's position, which holds that any disputes countries have over the sea should be handled bilaterally.
One school of thought holds that it would be worth challenging Trump even if the contender did not prevail, because such a bid would at least put forth an alternative vision of conservatism.
But it holds that it arose historically, and continues to be used today, to codify and enforce relationships built on power and luck as much as to facilitate voluntary and rational decision-making.
This doctrine, which still stands today, holds that the acquisition of territories does not necessarily imply that they are destined to become states, or that they have the full protection of the Constitution.
A new movement by the name of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), which holds that governments should be more open to creating money to cover their spending, is attracting a great deal of attention.
Although the former guard is not accused of having been directly involved in any killings, the prosecution's office holds that he was aware of the camp's function as a facility for mass murder.
Beijing has repeatedly called on her to accept the "92 Consensus," which holds that mainland China and Taiwan are part of "one China," each side with its own interpretation of what that means.
Superstition holds that having a piece of a person with albinism can bring luck finding a well-stocked fishing site or a plentiful gold mine or bring a victory in politics, Rwela said.
Still, Eastern European members of the group worry that Mr. Putin will, at some point, challenge its collective defense compact, which holds that an attack on one ally is an attack on all.
Lately an older theory, that the sound arises from the popping of a bubble in the joint, has been challenged by one that holds that the formation of the bubble itself is responsible.
Will is an originalist insofar as he believes the founders' vision should be sustained by the courts, but he also holds that the Constitution's demands do require interpretation as culture and mores change.
Lawrence Wilkerson, a retired Army colonel and former chief of staff to Colin Powell, fears that remote warfare erodes "the warrior ethic," which holds that combatants must assume some measure of reciprocal risk.
Mueller laid out multiple instances in which Trump may have committed obstruction, but he explained that he would abide by a Justice Department policy that holds that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
More controversially he holds that, since this political movement is generated within the sphere of Islam, the growth of Islam — the religion — is itself a problem with which American authorities should occupy themselves.
And Mr. Schwab was an early proponent of socially responsible business, helping define the "stakeholder theory," which holds that corporations should answer not just to shareholders, but to employees, customers and the environment.
The argument holds that by offering individualistic messages of salvation, this form of religion dovetails perfectly with the needs of global "neoliberal" capitalism and distracts the vulnerable from fighting for their collective rights.
If the Supreme Court holds that RFRA permits Tanvir to sue the FBI agents, in other words, it could open up a can of worms that could deeply undermine federal anti-discrimination law.
Some commentators have suggested that the Logan Act is a dead letter under a legal doctrine known as "desuetude," which holds that a law can become unenforceable after a lengthy period of disuse.
Although Department of Justice policy holds that a sitting president can't be indicted, the long list of claims Cohen has made provide plenty of leads for investigators to work with, former prosecutors said.
One argument holds that preschool teachers with college educations have not been shown to improve students' educational outcomes compared with those who do not have degrees but have been trained in child development.
One line of argument holds that we should bring back either the spirit or the substance of those rules, and push for at least some sectors of the economy to remain fragmented and regionalized.
It just holds that people watch video in lots of places outside their living room and away from the big screen, and that limiting content to a specific screen would no longer make sense.
There's an outside chance — pending results in those two states, swingy Maine, and others that appear solid Republican holds — that come January the party could occupy all of the governor's mansions in New England.
If these tweets are legally defamatory, Nunes' accusations against Twitter might be stymied by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which holds that web platforms aren't liable for content that's posted by users.
The Judis-Teixeira theory, which I suppose is now the Leyden-Teixeira theory, holds that a coalition of younger voters, socially liberal professionals and minority voters would deliver the Democrats to long-term power.
Before you head into a potentially tense conversation, see if you can imagine a value that person holds that may motivate his or her beliefs, even if it's not one you share, Crowe recommends.
Dow theory, one of the oldest market adages, holds that for any rally in the Dow Jones industrial average to be sustainable, it must be accompanied by a new high from the Dow transports.
And rugby lore holds that the sport itself was invented when William Webb Ellis, a pupil at Rugby School in Warwickshire, defied the rules of football and ran with the ball in his hands.
Many Americans have come to embrace a novel political ideology, concocted by pro-gun lobbying groups, which holds that firearms are the cornerstone of political liberty and that restricting them would cause more crime.
It's possible to see Lord's argument as a more extreme and garbled version of a strain of conservative thought that holds that any legal acknowledgement of racial differences is in and of itself racist.
One intriguing but unconfirmed rumor holds that it had been planned for later and was suddenly moved up to prevent Guaidó's arrest; and that his military backers got cold feet when the date changed.
"Rather, the court simply holds that if DHS wishes to rescind the program - or to take any other action, for that matter - it must give a rational explanation for its decision," the judge wrote.
The Warren case holds that the Senate is a more natural place for a political figure who has her own power base, values her independence, and intends to use political influence in consequential ways.
And contrary to the conventional wisdom, which holds that he should deflect every attack by pivoting directly to policy, it is not so obvious that this is a bad instinct, depending on the context.
The Supreme Court opinion notably does not accuse Apple of violating antitrust law: It holds that consumers have the right to sue the company for monopolistic behavior, because they purchase apps directly from Apple.
Qualcomm and Apple have been locked in a long legal battle sparked over patents the chipmaker holds that allow it to charge royalties on many smartphones, even if the device doesn't use its chips.
Here's a thought: we might be seeing the basketball version of an economic concept known as Goodhart's Law, which holds that when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
Meantime, the IFC holds that "chapters are responsible for following their own national organization's policy and facility rules, which could include being dry," the organization's spokesman, Penn State senior Michael Cavallaro, told CNN Wednesday.
A conventional wisdom, sometimes known as the Phillips curve, holds that low unemployment creates inflation as employers increasingly bid against each other for workers and pass on some of their labor costs to consumers.
Court precedent holds that while a non-member does not have to pay fees that go to political activities, that exemption does not include fees for issues such as employment conditions and employee grievances.
Even if the disastrous and failed ban on marijuana — itself the result of a mass moral panic — caused the vaping crisis, the conventional wisdom holds that surely the solution must be more sweeping bans.
At a basic level, net neutrality holds that all content should be treated the same by internet companies Or, in this case, "HBO's bits and Netflix's bits are treated the same," as Hastings said.
In my own view, the first-best solution holds that it is a flat violation of the public trust doctrine for any government to commit itself in advance to negotiate with any monopoly union.
In the Annals of Internal Medicine, USPSTF recommends biennial screening mammography for women ages 50 to 74 years and holds that individual circumstances should dictate mammography screenings for women ages 40 to 85033 years.
Traditional trade theory holds that the losers from global trade — factory workers who lose their jobs when that factory moves overseas — are more than compensated by other opportunities created by a more efficient economy.
Wade, a precedent that holds that the Constitution affords every person the individual liberty to make decisions about their body and their relationships, including the right to access contraception and to have an abortion.
The Intransigent Asshole Theory holds that the only thing that's changed is that more assholes are online and they've had more time to find each other and agglomerate into a kind of noxious movement.
And this flies in the face of the refrain from state media that holds that traditional masculinity is the bedrock of national strength and that this masculinity "crisis" bodes ill for the country's future.
One school of thought holds that if users join an easily searchable site, they should not expect to maintain control over how their information is used, and that criminal investigations serve the greater good.
But two employees were less enthusiastic about the chain's 99 cent pastry deal, which holds that customers who purchase a meal and a drink can get an extra pastry for less than a dollar.
The Colombian government has made registration of new drugs contingent on price negotiations — a position rejected by the OECD, which holds that safety, efficacy and quality are the sole criteria for registering new drugs.
"No other central bank in the world holds that power – no decision by the US Fed could result in the ejection of a state from the Union," the anti-corruption watchdog said in March.
The Ferguson effect holds that tensions between African-American communities and the police either cause police to withdraw from fully engaged enforcement in those communities, or moves the communities themselves withdraw from the police.
"We are professionals, public servants who by vocation and training pursue the policies of the President, regardless of who holds that office or what party they affiliate with," she said of the foreign service.
This supply-side dogma holds that, because tax cuts encourage people to work more and invest more (which is true), they can increase tax revenues relative to holding rates steady (which is not true).
"The picture still holds that foreign demand has slowed, it does not look like some recession, though, but should a revival come at the turn of the year, it will be hesitant," he said.
Tradition holds that an elected official is responsible for representing all of their constituents and governing accordingly; Trumpists have taken the easy way out and thrown those traditions of civil society out the window.
The thinking in Brussels now holds that, if Washington and China are throwing out the rulebook on international trade and support for home-grown industry, Europe might as well start getting more assertive, too.
In recent years, adherents of ultra violent brands of white supremacism have preached 'accelerationism,' which holds that western governments are currently teetering on disintegration and vulnerable to operations sowing chaos and creating societal pandemonium.
These confessions can be explained by the field of behavioral economics, which holds that human decision-making departs frequently, significantly and predictably from what would be expected if we acted in purely "rational" ways.
Conventional wisdom on democracy's troubles is still taking shape, but it generally holds that a dozen or so countries have backslid in a global trend dating roughly to the global financial crisis of 2008.
It holds that traditional, biologically determined gender roles (men dominant and rational, women submissive and emotional) mean that women aren't capable of regulating their own behavior or decisions and must be controlled by men.
An old adage of Canadian political economy holds that "if the United States sneezes, Canada catches a cold" and while the trading relationship is important to both countries, it's clearly more important to Canada.
He noted that court precedent holds that an inmate cannot successfully challenge a method of execution unless the inmate identifies a "feasible, readily implemented" alternative that would "significantly" reduce a substantial risk of severe pain.
To some enthusiasts, blockchain technology holds that promise: a way to return ownership of personal data to the individual, along with the power to share that data with others and revoke it as they please.
In his 2014 book Zero to One, he argued that American had come under the sway of what he called the "ideology of competition," which holds that competition is the key to success and prosperity.
The "dogs of the Dow strategy," popularized by asset manager Michael O'Higgins in 1991, holds that one can beat the market simply by buying the 10 stocks in the Dow 30 paying the highest dividends.
This view, which dominates the Republican Party, holds that the crisis was somehow caused by federal affordable housing programs and the American economy has been crippled for years by excessive regulation of the financial sector.
Judge William Duffin's decision holds that the authorities promised Dassey, who is described by many in the series as having learning disabilities, prosecutorial leniency in exchange for his cooperation during his March 1, 2006, interrogation.
The appeal to the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts specifically targets the "abatement" rule, which holds that murder convictions are tossed out if a defendant dies before his appeal has been heard by a court.
"The congress holds that the leadership of the Communist Party of China is the most essential attribute of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the greatest strength of this system," the party said in a statement.
Conventional wisdom holds that prices won't budge much over the next year, says O'Neill, but the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and creator of the "BRIC " acronym is not running with the herd.
" So when, for instance, a patient comes in distressed over a husband's affair, real or suspected, he said, "I can help her identify what are the expectations she holds that are leaving her so anguished.
"Mueller's testimony today underlined what was already clear: the President of the United States broke the law and would be under criminal indictment if not for the fact that he holds that office," Castro tweeted.
"Although today's decision merely holds that the case should proceed to a trial, we believe the case should have been dismissed now because it has no merit," said Daniel Petrocelli, a lawyer for Mr. Trump.
It holds that the president's party does a lot worse once it's held the White House for two terms (about 3.5 percentage points worse), even if the president's approval rating and the economy are strong.
Photograph by Newsha Tavakolian / Magnum for The New Yorker The Valley of Stars, on the island of Qeshm, was likely formed by prehistoric erosion, though legend holds that it was created by a falling star.
The theory holds that, if sensory input is lacking during a crucial phase, the brain will fail to develop normally, remaining unable to process that kind of information even if sensory input is later restored.
While many theologians and philosophers think it can be unilateral, Griswold holds that forgiveness should be bilateral: For a victim to truly let go of his or her anger, the perpetrator must first admit responsibility.
Collectively, they have breathed new life into the thesis of the widely discussed 2008 book The Party Decides, which holds that it is ultimately the leadership and major figures of political parties who deliver nominations.
As exemplified by author and columnist Sady Doyle's above tweet, this viewpoint holds that anger and rudeness in the context of political causes mean that the proponents of those causes are insincere in their commitments.
"Complementarian" theology, popular not just among Southern Baptists but evangelical Protestants generally, holds that though men and women are equal in the sight of God, they have different functions in marriage and in the church.
And then, four salmon carcasses were taken out to sea on fishing boats and dropped into the water — tradition holds that they would go and tell the other salmon how well the tribe treated them.
But historically, the most widely accepted idea has been the so-called crash-and-sink theory — the one originally endorsed by the U.S. government — which holds that Ms. Earhart's plane plunged straight into the ocean.
If the court holds that the law can stand, the impact could be devastating and far-reaching — potentially criminalizing legal advice by immigration attorneys and the written and spoken words of immigrant advocates and activists.
Mr. Brady on Tuesday flagged what is known as a "blue slip" issue with the legislation, saying it violated a constitutional provision that holds that only the House can originate bills that raise government revenue.
He said that court precedent holds that an inmate cannot successfully challenge a method of execution unless the inmate identifies a "feasible, readily implemented" alternative that would "significantly" reduce a substantial risk of severe pain.
"The Court holds that the establishment of separate schools for pregnant girls with four taught subjects operating three days a week is discriminatory and a violation of the right to equal education," the ruling stated.
Many of Hamilton's intellectual admirers today endorse the theory of the unitary executive, which holds that the Constitution grants the president all of the remaining executive powers that existed at the time of the founding.
Judge Jennifer Elrod's opinion holds that what remains of the individual mandate — a provision of the Affordable Care Act that currently does nothing because Congress repealed the only consequence for violating this mandate — is unconstitutional.
That's because evangelicals are part of the Protestant tradition, one that holds that Christians don't need an intermediary (like a priest, for example) to speak directly to God or to have a relationship with Christ.
After the baby is born, she and several other women wash mother and child in the waters of a sacred spring, where legend holds that Rwanda's founding monarch once thrust his spear into the ground.

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