If forced to choose between private and public power, there
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If forced out of the family unit, young males may die.
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If forced to pick, GiveWell recommends donors give to Against Malaria.
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Lydian said it would go to arbitration if forced to shut.
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"If forced treatment worked, I think we'd all do it," Lisa says.
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Although, if forced to eat their Mac and Cheese again, I might.
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Suddenly, an acceptable-if-forced investment has become a financial dreadnought for banks.
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But they are unlikely to do so if forced to pay a "corruption tax".
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The school may look for a new location if forced to move, he said.
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If forced to do so, it would reduce their competitiveness; and be self-defeating.
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Most Catholic theologians, if forced to choose between Aquinas or Anderson, would choose Aquinas.
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Todd: If forced to pick one or the other, I'd probably go with Spotlight.
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It's a legible, if forced, metaphor for the societal hazards of algorithms and automation.
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Indeed, the neocons, if forced out, will become some of Trump's most relentless enemies.
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Camp celebrates artifice and artificiality, flamboyance and theatricality, but can quickly deflate if forced.
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If forced to build the software, Apple would make every iPhone vulnerable to government intrusion.
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Zack Beauchamp: If forced to choose, you said you'd vote for Clinton over Trump. Why?
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Trans inmates (if forced to be in prison) should be housed in a trans unit.
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If forced to leave the shelter, she said, she wasn't sure where she would go.
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And, if forced, even the most cynical, to consider what were we doing for our country?
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It's not tough to see which actor the studio would choose if forced to make the choice.
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"They should have a chance to show that their lives are in jeopardy if forced to return."
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If forced to categorize, I would say that the most requested species of request was the complaint.
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To protect themselves from it, they block out windows and wear blindfolds if forced to venture outside.
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The town website clearly stated that local residents would protect themselves and their property if forced to.
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If forced to pick a winner of a close race, I would give the edge to Sanders.
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If forced to choose, the Europeans may have little option but to side with the Trump administration.
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It had threatened to go to arbitration if forced to shut it down, having invested almost $500 million.
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It will react militarily only if forced -- such as if Trump actually stops acknowledging the One-China policy.
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Daryl's House says if forced to abide by the lower number, they'll suffer millions of dollars in damages.
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If forced to pick one, don't miss the original upstart, the Saint Louis Brewery, makers of Schlafly beer.
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If forced to pick between adding a second Echo or adding an Echo Sub, go for the subwoofer first.
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If forced to choose between a robust, well-equipped military and U.S. goodwill, India would likely choose the former.
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They wrote a letter pleading for government protection, warning they would resort to their bows and arrows if forced to.
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If forced to choose between two brands, many of us would have picked the one with the plastic-wrapped lid.
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In blunt terms, Trump warned the US would "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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Most analysts assume that Mr. Lukashenko, if forced to choose, will throw his lot in with his patrons in Moscow.
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If forced to say most succinctly what Afterglow is about, I'd say it's about Rosie, Eileen Myles' beloved, late pit bull.
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Other researchers found that if forced to choose, 40 percent of people would save their pet dog over a foreign tourist.
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That's because a company like Yelp wouldn't pay an employee like Jane any more money, even if forced to do so.
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Both candidates to replace Theresa May as prime minister have said they would oversee a no-deal Brexit if forced to.
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And no longer can it be assumed that Australia will always pick the United States over China, if forced to choose.
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If forced to legislate from the bench, the Supreme Court should exercise judicial restraint and do as little legislating as possible.
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If forced to operate outside the range of their aircraft when approaching China, the nuclear-powered leviathans would be far less effective.
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What's the order in which you would drop Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook from your life, if forced to — from first to last.
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If forced to pick a team, Fiske said she'd be a Red Sox fan, but couldn't name a single Blue Jays player.
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His lawyers had argued that he would not survive the trip if forced to return to Georgia to serve out his sentence.
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TPS applies to people who would face extreme hardship if forced to return to homelands devastated by armed conflict or natural disasters.
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If forced to resign, most of them will head off to tony white-shoe law firms or don the robe as federal judges.
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Or that other researchers found that if forced to choose, 40 percent of people would save their pet dog over a foreign tourist?
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Delta has said it wants the CSeries soon, but has not said how it will respond if forced to pay potentially large duties.
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Its most recent missile test suggests again it's racing to prepare itself to do just that — but only if forced into a corner.
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Schools would also have to notify current and prospective students that it has cash on hand to make repayments if forced to close.
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Jessa, my favorite Girl if forced to pick one, is weaseling her way into the networking event that Shosh and Elijah are attending.
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If forced, though, I still would bet that Italy will be the first country in Western Europe to have a purely populist government.
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Flohr said if forced to move his firm's hub to continental Europe it wouldn't have any negative impact on how VistaJet is perceived.
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He is not yet eligible for salary arbitration, but he has considered the argument he could make if forced to debate his value.
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In the motion, administration lawyers argued that the military will be "seriously and irreparably harmed if forced" to implement the policy by Jan.
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If forced to buy one of these stocks, Wald would choose Columbia Sportswear — a "big underperformer" that now looks to be forming a bottom.
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Class actions let people sue as a group, and potentially obtain greater recoveries than if forced to sue individually, which might prove prohibitively expensive.
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Krinsky says both will touch $21,2000 in due time — but if forced to choose between his proverbial children, the technical analyst would pick Amazon.
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Not according to one French official, who says Lebanon would collapse if forced to offer citizenship to all the refugees it has taken in.
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If forced up the nose, it can enter the brain and feed on its tissue, resulting in an infection known as primary amebic meningoencephalitis.
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These innocent people fled the butchery in Syria and could likely face retribution, barrel bombs, or even chemical weapons if forced to go back.
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But if forced to choose, Ms. Merkel said, she would prefer to go through new elections rather than try to lead a minority government.
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Their ideology on national issues clashes with their personal interests as homeowners, and if forced to pick one they tend to choose the latter.
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Any migrant would then need to show that he or she is "more likely than not" to face such danger if forced back there.
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If forced to live among a tribe of friends, based on their ability to team up to play tennis, I'd organize a book club.
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If forced to choose between the two, Spieth told reporters at East Lake in Atlanta on Tuesday that he would opt for Cup glory.
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But in Wednesday's motion, the administration argued that it will be "seriously and irreparably harmed if forced" to implement the policy by Jan. 22019.
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The move comes after both candidates to replace May as prime minister have said they would oversee a no-deal Brexit if forced to.
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McGahn went as far as to say that he was prepared to resign if forced to fire Mueller, although he didn't tell that to Trump.
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"We have no intention of escalation, but are fully prepared to do so if forced into that paradigm," Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said, according to Bloomberg.
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If forced to go to the U.S., he would face 22 counts of fraud and commodity manipulation, carrying a maximum of 380 years in jail.
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If forced to choose between a rally, which could bring him unwanted exposure, or supporting his white family, he says he would choose the latter.
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Braun, a former businessman, said he would "never" accept his Senate pension, but, "if forced to," said he would donate "every penny" to Indiana charities.
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" If forced to choose between supporting Trump's initiative and opposing government intervention in a legal market, Meadows said, "We'll default to our free market principles.
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The building corner depicted in the sculpture jumps out of the white gallery floor, as if forced upwards by some kind of earthquake or natural disaster.
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Biggest weakness: While he moves well for a big man, Cilic is prone to making mistakes in the longer rallies, especially if forced to cover ground.
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Members of the group and advocates say they fear they could face discrimination or violence if forced to return to the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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Caproni spared Silver most of a $1.75 million fine, saying he would suffer irreparable harm if forced to sell two homes and liquidate a retirement account.
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If forced to choose between immigration curbs and the bilateral accords, 54 percent backed the accords and 41 percent wanted immigration quotas, with 5 percent unsure.
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It's a form of humanitarian relief for people who would face extreme hardship if forced to return to homelands devastated by armed conflict or natural disasters.
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I mean, if forced, I suppose I could evaluate the weave of the Mulsanne's thick wool carpets like I might rate the granularity of the moon's rocks.
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If forced to guess whether this truck, with its "stealthy, robotic quality" (Nissan's words, not mine), will hit showrooms, I would have to lean toward the affirmative.
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If forced to choose between Africa and Poland, however, he said he would opt for his native land despite the current difficulties his businesses are facing there.
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That is because there is no chance that, if forced to choose between peaceful relations with China and friendship with Taiwan, any American president will choose Taiwan.
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He previously told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" last month that Democrats will lose in 2020 if forced to choose between supporting America's working class or progressive younger voters.
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But if forced to choose a single project for both feasibility and promise, he would send a spacecraft on a flyby mission to Saturn's ice moon, Enceladus.
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Mike Powell of the United States has threatened legal action if forced to abdicate his 1991 world record in the long jump of 29 feet 19883¼ inches.
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If forced to answer questions, he should ask to respond in written interrogatories as outside of the four areas laid out by Mueller for his proposed interview.
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House investigators have been discussing bringing Flynn in for weeks now, but they have also expressed concerns that Flynn would plead the Fifth Amendment if forced to testify.
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If forced to choose between playing Nintendo games and having a device that doesn't tax my mental health every time I'm out of wifi range, there's no question.
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Westerlund said G-Eazy, who has never been prosecuted in the United States, would lose millions if forced to cancel his remaining 28 "Beautiful and Damned" tour dates.
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Key lawmakers in Temer's alliance told Reuters, on condition of anonymity, they will halt work on proposed labor reforms if forced to vote on charges against the president.
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Mr. Trump has responded by vowing to "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend the United States or its allies, while ratcheting up economic pressure through sanctions.
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"Terry, if you read the president's words, he said the conditions for totally destroying North Korea would be if forced to defend ourselves and our allies," said Stephanopoulos.
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The bottom line: GOP donors whisper that if forced to choose, they'd rather protect control of the Senate, especially if there is an opening on the Supreme Court.
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Key lawmakers in Temer's alliance told Reuters, on condition of anonymity, they would halt work on proposed labor reforms if forced to vote on charges against the president.
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This inseparability of motivation explains why 91 percent of faith-based physicians surveyed say they will leave medicine if forced to choose between their careers and their conscience.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Friday that he would rather defend Italian people than bow to markets if forced to make a choice.
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Feel free to yell at me if I'm wrong, but there appear to be a handful of revival paths: If forced to pick, my favorite is the third option.
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Many of those centrist Democrats oppose Medicare for all and would be caught between a liberal base and more conservative voters in their districts if forced to do so.
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But last month he claimed that he "could prove if forced to that everything I said in my submitted statement and in my questions was truthful," and blasted Rep.
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They also hope that the Venezuelan military, a key pillar of support for Mr. Maduro, will turn against him if forced to stand between the population and lifesaving supplies.
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The article drew attention to the plight of Ms. Bueso and other immigrants with life-threatening illnesses who would face death if forced to return to their home countries.
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CCM's attorneys had argued that the company would lose $30,000 a day if forced to continue making parts for GM. GM said it had been funding CCM's losses since March.
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Hoping reticent colleagues will vote yes if forced to take a stand, they argue that House action alone would place the verdict on Trump's historical record that the Constitution demands.
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"In sum, how will Trump guarantee that if forced to choose between America's security and his own bank account, he won't pick the latter," Clinton asked in her 19th question.
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But they also acknowledge that if forced to vote on repeated charges against the president, support for the leader could unravel as lawmakers worry about their own reelection next year.
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Having recognized and criticized serious abuses of human rights in Cameroon, the U.S. government must now provide asylum to those who would face certain danger if forced to return home.
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If men are beating trans women to brain-death on public streets, imagine the risk we take if forced to enter a men's restroom based solely upon birth sex assignment.
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Human trafficking convictions in India are rare as most victims drop cases if forced to testify in court, face their abusers, and stay in a shelter throughout often lengthy trials.
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But if forced to nominate one on account of what I see on a busy Saturday afternoon's prowling, I'd lean toward sharing, specifically with others breathing the same air as you.
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The valuation was another possible deal killer—especially when the company's founder had just told him that they would probably lose their best engineers if forced to accept a down round.
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While the latter are encrypted and thus protected against hackers, Apple does hold its own key to decrypt them and will pass the data on to law enforcement if forced to.
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But they also acknowledge that if forced to vote on repeated charges against the president, support for the leader could unravel as lawmakers worry about their own re-election next year.
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Congress created TPS in 1990 as a form of humanitarian relief for people who would face extreme hardship if forced to return to homelands devastated by armed conflict and natural disasters.
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If forced to do this, Etihad would risk breaching the foreign ownership restrictions and so it may have to seek a rare exemption from the markets regulator from making an open offer.
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Conservative alarm at the prospect of the GOP nominating the real estate tycoon is so widespread that many Cruz supporters would support almost any GOP candidate above Trump if forced to choose.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE speechwriter has decided that if forced to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, he'd choose the Democrat.
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"If forced to return, these Yemenis are likely to be targeted by militias, join the swelling numbers of internal refugees, or otherwise find themselves in acute need of humanitarian relief," they wrote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boxing should not be banned following the brain injury suffered by Nick Blackwell because the sport would become "more dangerous" if forced underground, says former world champion Chris Eubank Snr.
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The earlier court decision found that the Dutch peacekeepers could have known that the men seeking refuge at the base in the village of Potocari would be murdered if forced to leave.
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"If forced to present options, the typical department will present two absurd alternatives as straw men bracketing its preferred option — which usually appears in the middle position," he wrote in his memoirs.
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Perhaps the clincher is that if forced to testify before a grand jury, Trump would face empowered prosecutors without his lawyers by his side — a scenario clearly fraught with peril for him.
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In his remarks, Trump called North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a "Rocket Man" on a "suicide mission" and said the U.S. would have to "totally destroy" the hermit state if forced.
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Trump, in his first speech at the UN General Assembly on Thursday, singled out North Korea's nuclear program as a global threat and warned that if forced, the US would "destroy" North Korea.
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On Friday it went further, saying that it did not want to recognise passports from the breakaway regions, where it does not operate, but it would do so if forced to by law.
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He warned the US would "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend itself or its allies, adding that while the US has "great strength and patience," its options could soon run out.
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He has no desire to play star witness at a congressional hearing, and, if forced to testify, he said he would offer nothing more than what he has already produced in 448 pages.
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Opponents say it is not that public opinion has changed — they cite polls showing strong opposition to drilling and claim Republicans could never win if forced to follow the usual rules on legislation.
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"Family," Laura Steinel's lightweight first feature, relies on audiences buying into the old chestnut that difficult women would be happier (or just easier to be around) if forced to care for a child.
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In his first speech before the Assembly, Trump condemned North Korea's nuclear threat against the U.S., saying that the U.S. would "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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She soon started posting messages on Twitter from the transit area of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport saying she had "escaped Kuwait" and her life would be in danger if forced to return to Saudi Arabia.
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She soon started posting messages on Twitter from the transit area of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport saying she had "escaped Kuwait" and her life would be in danger if forced to return to Saudi Arabia.
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As the empire fell apart, John F. Kennedy told Churchill's successor Harold Macmillan that, if forced to choose between a united Europe and a British-led trade union, America would go with the continent.
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These payers will most likely cover the cost of an emergency supply of medications only if forced to do so by law -- a law that Congress can and should take immediate steps to implement.
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Australia's National Rugby League, which has also elected to grind on without fans, has already pleaded publicly for government funding, saying it will go broke if forced to shut down for an extended period.
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If forced to seek new trading partners in order to shore up its food security, China could be looking at higher import prices as exporting nations look to leverage the increased urgency of its demand.
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But she soon started posting messages on Twitter from the transit area of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport saying she had "escaped Kuwait" and her life would be in danger if forced to return to Saudi Arabia.
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Asylum-seekers can appeal their cases through interviews with U.S. immigration officials, where they are required to prove they are "more likely than not" to face torture or persecution if forced to wait in Mexico.
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This is because iMessage provides no way for users to verify that they have been provided the correct key, meaning that Apple, if forced to by law enforcement, could surreptitiously issue one that allows eavesdropping.
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Experts, including Green, have previously warned about other problems with iMessage, such as the potential for Apple to surreptitiously issue users with rogue encryption keys if forced to do so by law enforcement, for example.
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If forced to fight in the Persian Gulf or the Korean Peninsula, the Navy and Marine Corps are likely to play crucial roles in holding strategic command of the sea and defending against ballistic missiles.
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"I think people feel condescended to so much from urban forces that, while they may not like the racist tactics that King uses, if forced to choose sides, they're going with King," Mr. Burns said.
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The people you would want to mobilize are people you have reason to believe would vote for you if forced to vote, but who for one reason or other are disinclined to actually show up.
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Norma Chavez is trying to run to her left, but Chavez has a nasty history of using anti-gay smears and if forced into a runoff with Fenenbock would be a much weaker candidate than Escobar.
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" Stone maintained that he was being truthful when he testified before the House panel, claiming that he "could prove if forced to that everything I said in my submitted statement and in my questions was truthful.
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In an address meant to admonish rogue nations, he called North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "Rocket Man" (again) and said the US would "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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The central fallacy of the requirement that the new headquarters be located in the National Capital Region is that the FBI wouldn't be able to fulfill its mission if forced to operate outside the Washington Beltway.
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Even if he is correct that women, especially minorities, will have difficult lives if forced to deliver their babies, how can this possibly have any bearing on the issue of whether abortion is akin to murder?
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Such an operation would be highly risky even if it would be far more surgical than Mr. Trump's threat this week to "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend the United States or its allies.
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Canada's Denis Shapovalov said he would flat out refuse to go on court if forced to compete in poor air quality and believed other leading players at the tournament will similarly decline to risk their health.
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But the bottom line is that the technology the FBI is requesting — and that Apple has tacitly conceded it could build if forced to do so — accomplishes what many back door opponents have insisted is impossible.
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Happy Tom is flattered to have such a loyal following, but he knows that nearly everyone voted against the band when Turbojugend did a survey asking whether, if forced, members would choose them or the fan club.
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Biden lambasted Trump's speech to the United Nations General Assembly, in which he called North Korea's Kim Jong Un "rocket man" and threatened to "totally destroy" that nation if forced to defend the US or its allies.
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A perennial contender for the dubious honor of being the murder capital of the world, large areas of El Salvador are under gang control and immigrants have reasonable fears about what awaits them if forced to return.
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Despite a massive tax break spent on stock buy-backs, Harley-Davidson blames the realities of global manufacturing and the President's steel and aluminum tariffs for the move, but if forced to pick sides, Halvorson doesn't hesitate.
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If forced to vote, however, the GOP will likely fall in line behind Trump (who has veto power) and Pai, and the resolution will likely bring back painful memories of a similar vote from this past spring.
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The scientific term for the amoeba Seitz contracted is primary amebic meningoencephalitis, an infection caused by Naegleria fowleri, which is an organism that does not cause illness if swallowed, but can be fatal if forced up the nose.
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They have said that employers will cut base pay if forced to pay overtime, but that appears to be an idle threat, since pay cuts would be deeply unpopular with workers and would very likely create more turnover.
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Democrats spent the week drafting a package that would focus on hourly workers who would be especially hard-hit if forced to self-quarantine, as well as provisions to ensure workers won't be penalized for taking sick days.
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Yet if forced to choose, skip "Night School" -- a remedial-level comedy with Kevin Hart -- and take "The Oath," an uneven but far more ambitious and provocative independent film, written and directed by her co-star, Ike Barinholtz.
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If forced to go to trial, the public airing of these documents could provide a full account of what the company knew about the abuse potential of its product and when -- and what decisions Purdue made with that information.
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I think on some level I've always understood myself to either be genderless or, if forced to align with any one particular gender, a very feminine (by choice, not by happenstance of genetic or the pressures of socializing) man.
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Citing the Santorum example, two of the bluntest, smartest Republican strategists I know confided to me that while they think the race is still unpredictable, they'd wager on Cruz as their party's nominee if forced to make a bet.
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Key lawmakers in Temer's alliance told Reuters this week, on condition of anonymity so they could speak freely, that they will set aside work on those proposed labor law reforms if forced to vote on criminal charges against Temer.
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Kim and Trump have exchanged fiery barbs in the last year and the U.S. president has warned that the United States would have no choice but to "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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As is so often the case, "Maleficent" didn't exactly cry out for another chapter, but if forced to do one with a sharp spindle pointed at your head (or finger), this is about as good as one could have hoped.
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Teame and I spoke to men whom he knew, and each one said the same thing: Detention or deportation was not a choice—but, if forced to choose, they would take prison over whatever it was that awaited them out there.
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Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump have exchanged fiery barbs in the last year and Trump has warned that the United States would have no choice but to "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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This effort has been aided by businesses of all sizes that currently rely on the federal government for sales, many of which are already operating on thin profit margins and are unlikely to survive if forced to sell through Amazon.
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During tensions created by a provocative run in missile tests in 2017, Kim called Trump a "mentally deranged U.S. dotard" after he said that the United States would "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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Slovenian Daria Jakupovic said she was "scared" after a coughing fit forced her out of qualifying on Tuesday while Canadian Denis Shapovalov said he would refuse to play this week if forced to compete when the air quality was poor.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Thursday that he was considering the "highest level of hard-line countermeasure" in response to Trump's warning the U.S. would be prepared to "totally destroy" Pyongyang if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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A group of Iraqi Christians living in the U.S. has been granted temporary relief after a federal judge extended an order blocking their deportation on the grounds that they could be tortured or killed if forced to return to their home country.
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It simply provided exceptions: two doctors must decide that a child-bearer's mental or physical health would suffer if forced to continue a pregnancy; the abortion must be performed by a doctor; and the procedure must be carried out on licensed premises.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number 13 Denis Shapovalov says he will refuse to play at the Australian Open if forced to compete in poor air and expects other leading players at the Grand Slam tournament would do the same if their health is at risk.
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To be sure, as political scientists Kyle Kopko and Christopher Devine have pointed out, exit polls suggest that some Stein voters would have voted for Trump, written in a candidate, or decided to stay home if forced to choose between the two major party candidates.
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If forced to reclassify their fleets of drivers and delivery workers as employees, it could massively ratchet up the costs these companies incur at a time when private and public companies in this market are facing pressure from investors to prove they can be profitable.
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Trump has traded insults and threats with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and warned in his maiden speech to the United Nations in September that the United States would have no choice but to "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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However, if forced to choose, a "Platform" model seems to offer the most unbounded upside as it's indicative of a higher engagement product and isn't indexed to the original value of the product (some people certainly spend more on the App Store than on the iPhone purchase).
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If forced to check it, however, Miss Manners would recommend that you instead attach it to your purse or keep it around your neck -- as long as you are confident that it will not appear that you are being escorted or attacked by something still living.
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If forced to choose between the $400 billion per year Iranian market and the $18 trillion per year U.S. market, Europe will pick the U.S. Zarif's stops: He heads to Beijing today, then Russia, then Brussels to meet his counterparts from France, the U.K. and Germany.
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While Republicans were highly critical of Mr. Reid, the rule change has come in handy as they have moved to confirm a bevy of Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees, some of whom would almost certainly have been blocked if forced to face a 60-vote procedural threshold.
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Since President Trump's "emergency" declaration would be a direct response to his failure to convince Congress that national security requires his wall, it is hard to believe that a majority of the Senate, if forced to vote, would accept his show of contempt for their authority.
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Qunun arrived in Bangkok on Saturday and was initially denied entry, but she soon started posting messages on Twitter from the transit area of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport saying she had "escaped Kuwait" and her life would be in danger if forced to return to Saudi Arabia.
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TPS applies to people in the United States who would face extreme hardship if forced to return to homelands devastated by armed conflict or natural disasters, and allows them to legally work in the US. A series of devastating earthquakes in El Salvador led to its designation in 2001.
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Ultimately, "Pose" advances the well-worn idea that family is what you make of it, with the various ballroom groups providing "homes to all the little boys and girls," as Elektra puts it, who would otherwise be preyed upon and vulnerable if forced to survive on the streets.
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He said the United States would "totally destroy" North Korea if forced to defend itself or its allies from the "Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un. Trump also called the Iran nuclear deal an "embarrassment," and went back to using the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" (as opposed to "Islamist extremism").
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Ever since a way to beat the heat was invented in the post–World War II industrial boom, people with nothing better to do have slowly seeped their way into the swamp, followed by people who want to take advantage of them, as if forced by some invisible hand.
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Conley, chief judge of the federal court in Wisconsin's western district and an appointee of former President Barack Obama, concluded the plaintiff "has presented some likelihood of success on the merits" of his case and that his family faces "significant risk of irreparable harm" if forced to remain in Syria.
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Put another way, if forced to assemble a 2017 entertainment time capsule, here's a list of contenders, in no particular order: "Get Out" Aside from announcing Jordan Peele as a major directing talent, this movie brilliantly mashed together several genres -- horror, social satire, comedy -- in a crowd-pleasing, Oscar-caliber package.
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Over and over again in separate interviews, these people described a leadership that is expert in playing allies off one another; often refuses compromise, even when the chips appear to be down; and, if forced to make deals, delays and complicates them, playing for time until Mr. Assad's situation improves.
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A harsh anti-abortion law with a similar life exemption is currently in place in Ireland—where, in 2014, a refugee rape victim was given a forced C-section after she was unable to get three doctors to agree that she would commit suicide if forced to carry her rapist's baby to term.
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If forced to pinpoint the moment I became an evangelist for Zoo — CBS's animal uprising drama that refuses to quit or make a single lick of sense — it'd have to be when Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz slapped a man across the face and hissed, "Where's the sloth?" in the hopes of finding a creature whose yawns sparked devastating earthquakes.
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According to Bruce Bennett, a senior researcher at the RAND Corporation who specializes in North Korea, Kim may have alluded to this point during his televised response to Trump's speech to the UN General Assembly this month when the President warned the US would "totally destroy North Korea" if forced to defend itself or its allies.
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He evoked the postwar moment in the most terrifying way, showing the hunting emperor and questing empress, in their separately beautiful vocal scenes, wandering across a stage strewn with the corpses of war dead, as if forced to confront the consequences of imperial irresponsibility, the cost in human lives, even as the empress tries to become human herself.
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Will win: O.J.: Made in America Might win: 13th Dark horse: I Am Not Your Negro Should win: I'd be happy with pretty much any winner here, but if forced to cast a vote, I would go with I Am Not Your Negro, a tremendous, passionate essay of a film that stuck with me for days after seeing it.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE said Sunday that the United States would not leave Iraq on "friendly" terms and threatened to impose sanctions on the country if forced to withdraw American troops.
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I've been pretty quiet on the matter recently but I wanted to share with those of you who are not involved with the Band… Posted by John Laswell on Monday, June 20, 2016 The scientific term for the amoeba Seitz contracted is primary amebic meningoencephalitis, an infection caused by Naegleria fowleri, which is an organism that does not cause illness if swallowed, but can be fatal if forced up the nose.
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But once you explained the reality—that we are talking about a relatively small group of students already living their daily lives as a gender other than the one assigned to them at birth, and that it's the trans kids themselves who are in fact the most likely to face violence or assault if forced to enter a stall that does not correspond with their lived gender—most agreed there must be some kind of solution we can find that is safe for all.
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