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briefly concisely in short succinctly in a nutshell in sum in summary to be brief to put it briefly to summarize not to mince words to sum up to come to the point not to beat about the bush to cut a long story short not to put too fine a point on it in brief tersely summarily crisply

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One letter goes in each box, and that letter is used twice — once in a word going in, one in a word going out.
That's just soulless and mercenary — in a word, yuck.
But to witness this firsthand was — in a word — extraordinary.
What's more, the 2005 experiment was, in a word, limited.
In a word, it needs to be defeated with populism.
To remain static, is to remain, in a word, boring.
I spend most of my workday in a word processor.
The new QE programme, in a word, is not failing.
In a word, culturally, Canada is more blue than red.
In a word, look at the results, not the process.
Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
It is aluminum metalized polyethylene terephthalate — in a word, glitter.
In a word," he said, "we suffer on each side.
In Jeanne's case, those forces are, in a word, men.
They were, in a word, ubiquitous -- and nearly universally revered.
In a word, the economy was not at all derailed.
Still, he added, the film is, in a word, "glorious."
Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
The look of the OnePlus 5 is, in a word, inauthentic.
Friendships between girls in high school are, in a word, charged.
Abbi's is much more low key and in a word: relatable.
The new Beauty and the Beast is, in a word, magical.
Major League Baseball this season has been, in a word, weird.
Twitter seems to agree: these pants are, in a word, silly.
" Still, Mr. Scott added, the film is, in a word, "glorious.
Tokyo's system is expansive and can be, in a word, daunting.
Evolving risks The US food system is, in a word, global.
The whole experience at Asty Time is, in a word, charming.
In a word, the UK is looking for new friends, economically.
Her remedy for worry can be summed up in a word.
In 19th-century Manhattan, the streets were, in a word, disgusting.
Mr. Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash.
I was, in a word, underwhelmed by the ones I viewed.
Our global response to it has been, in a word, pathetic.
The gun debate in this country is, in a word, stagnant.
Ms. Sullivan summed up the studio experience in a word: heaven.
The second tenet is that the Wehrmacht was, in a word, awesome.
The keyboard is, in a word, the key to the whole thing.
It's something weirder, darker, more thoughtful, more ambitious – in a word, better.
Just in a word, what&aposs the biggest deal there right now?
The rest was flat, boring, unconvincing, and, in a word, low-energy.
Burnham asked each of them to describe eighth grade in a word.
They said, in a word, no – no more of this abusive behavior.
The picture painted by Woodward of Trump is, in a word, terrifying.
It will involve the taking of human life – in a word, lethality.
He's just added in a word that you will have to drop.
I want to be where all is familiar — in a word, home.
It's flavorful and not very tender, but it's good, in a word.
Motherhood can be beautiful, frustrating, momentous, and exhausting — in a word, it's difficult.
In a word: Brexit, the UK's risky planned departure from the European Union.
In a word, the internet will essentially be a pervasive global nervous system.
This photo was taken of the quartet: It is, in a word, amazing.
In a word, no -- in fact, he seems even MORE passionate about Trump.
Participants also performed less well in a word pairing test after sleep deprivation.
If you were to describe caterpillars in a word, it would be hungry.
This year, it's tempting to sum all that up in a word: Ha!
This unique vacuum-extraction coffee maker is Colombia's own In a word, yes.
Trump's claims of no collusion [with the Russians] are, in a word, hogwash.
Quite often, sexual violence need not culminate in a word-on-word duel.
BAKISH: IN A WORD, NO. I MEAN, THE WORLD IS A COMPLICATED PLACE.
In a word, "strategic" characterizes China's and Russia's approaches to civilian nuclear power.
The health care prices in the United States are, in a word, outlandish.
In a word, "yes," but that would still only get the progressives so far.
It also appears over and over, potentially arguing with its neighbors in a word.
The duo released a song for the video that is, in a word: waterlogged.
One reason for doubting this, however, can be summed up in a word: health.
Auslaut, "the final sound in a word or syllable," according to Merriam-Webster 2.
Miller's attempts to justify those actions by the President are, in a word, laughable.
Dr. Oz is, in a word, a quack, a fraud, a snake-oil salesman.
It's probably fine ...  Here's how parents tackle bedtime around the world In a word?
" Weingarten also said of conditions in the jail: "In a word, they were dreadful.
The overall effect of this supposedly cutting-edge technology is, in a word, nauseating.
In response, Connie Loizos argues that the distinction is, in a word, laughable. 3.
In a word, Diahann Carroll was legendary, and to her I say thank you.
It's hard to describe in a word what Kirk Franklin does for a living.
The answer, in a word, is yes, although there are some loopholes, Kitrosser said.
If Roosevelt's presidency had to be summed up in a word, "strength" would serve.
Image: NASAIf an enormous asteroid struck the Earth, humanity would be, in a word, screwed.
Many tycoons could count on ministers to put in a word with a recalcitrant banker.
"If I had to characterize it in a word, it would be fear," he said.
So if you're in a Word document, you might see copy, paste, and formatting options.
First and foremost, all of the 14 weapons in MHG are, in a word, incredible.
In a word, AlphaStar hasn't been programmed to play so much as it has learned.
CECILIA, NEW YORK In a word that even a 2-year-old will understand: Yes!
In a word, they were devastated to hear that their art couldn't leave the prison.
You may wish to first write and save the answers in a word-processing document.
Hardiker wanted to tap into the latter, present something raw and unedited—uncurated, in a word.
Michael puts in a word to his father to get her show greenlit for 13 episodes.
That's not even broaching the topic of the new guards, who are, in a word, awful.
Now genes can be written from scratch and edited repeatedly, like text in a word processor.
Elevated valuations suggest a lack of predictability and risk in the market; in a word, entropy.
The version of the file encrypted with NotPetya contained gibberish when opened in a word processor.
He looks, in a word, perfect — the shades, the not-platinum hair, the white socks. 8.
In a word, no, because the Fed's near-promise of lower interest rates rekindled their enthusiasm.
In a word, the autonomous car is an unsustainable concept not yet ready for prime time.
In early 2015, the answers that poured into Walmart's global headquarters were, in a word, awful.
He can relate in a word or two what others might take a chapter to expound.
That said, the Boston Marathon on Monday was, in a word, epic — as in epic misery.
Gambling here is, in a word, ubiquitous, and the only limit for bettors is their imagination.
In a word, the wind — a fixture in the librettos, as well as in the weather.
For major airlines trying to serve more passengers than ever, longer lines are, in a word, unacceptable.
In a word, the "Nationalist International" envisions the world as a network of walled-but-friendly fortresses.
Disney's first trailer for A Wrinkle in Time is here, and it looks, in a word, magical.
In a word, the study concluded that cured meat and worsening asthma symptoms go hand-in-hand.
Put it in a password manager, protected by a single password or worse in a word document?
From there go to Keyboard, then Text Replacement and enter in a word you want to replace.
But sometimes, you stumble upon a baby picture that could be described, in a word, as epic.
In a word, presence: Immersion is the heart of the incremental value of VR versus existing platforms.
If it's in a word, or it's in a look, you can't get rid of the Babadook.
That, in a word, was the difference between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson at the very beginning.
Before I could get in a word of protest, she'd wriggled into the cave, flashlight in hand.
The chicken sandwich is huge, in a word — it's thick and heavy, but surprisingly easy to eat.
Clichés, in a word — but not of the good, hearty, idiomatic, lead-a-horse-to-water variety.
"In a word, they see him as their voice," said Frank Luntz, the Republican consultant and pollster.
In "A Word, a Name, a Gift" (1952) green arches and brickwork form a fragmented building facade.
To insufficiently answer questions about his own health would seem to be, in a word, hypocritical. 2.
In a word, Icaria is truly a second promised land, an Eden, and Elysium, a new earthly paradise.
In the breaking news rush my discussing, even skeptically, incoming from rival campaigns was, in a word, stupid.
The Touch Bar (a much catchier name than the rumored Magic Toolbar, mind) is, in a word, neat.
This is a comedy, but there's real pathos to it, and Paula's performance is, in a word, haunting.
Her nightmare is dictated by the track "Tumbling Lights" by The Acid, which is, in a word, anxious.
Yang is a significantly changed candidate from even a month ago: In a word, he has grown up.
Photo by Matt Seger Ty Dolla $ign's upcoming album Campaign is going to be, in a word, lit.
You may wish to first write and save the answers to essay questions in a word-processing document.
I love that I can simply start writing in a Word doc without selecting a drawing menu option.
She imagined that the women's recollection of their encounters with Valizadeh would, in a word, differ from his.
According to Frank Luntz, one of the most respected Republican pollsters, it can summarized in a word: "security".
His r's came out sounding like drumrolls, even in a word as tricky as "carrera," as in career.
They are, in a word, depressing — but those are not the kind of inside clothes I'm talking about.
As they are doing this, record the words in a word cloud generator like Word it Out, Wordle.
She dismissed the reviewing in American newspapers and magazines as tepid, perfunctory, shallow and, in a word, noncritical.
But this idea that one last name is somehow more American than another is, in a word, un-American.
In a word, that type is "sweeping": cinematography that somehow feels epic in nature will get 'em every time.
The music that Boston-based producer Thatcher May makes under the name Sports Coach is, in a word, confounding.
"In a word, no," says Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, the director of the Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern University.
The top issues in Michigan, according to Facebook, are displayed in a word cloud you're taking a look at.
In a word, the inspiration for the new collection was "evolution," Dwight Fenton, head of design at Bonobos, said.
The rest of the cast is, in a word, sublime, in their Walmart-esque wardrobes (designed by Sarah Laux).
Abramson outlines the reasons why you might want to do so (in a word: empathy), but he urges caution.
It is sarcastic, in a word, about postwar U.S. culture—unlike U.S. Pop art, which tilts toward the celebratory.
In a word: France today is an orphan, bereft of the two conflicts that long drove its political life.
As a result, the recent history of hip-hop in the blog era has been, in a word, rocky.
In a word – no, says GOP consultant Jean Card, a former Bush administration official whose analysis appears on U.S. News.
A quick tour of the dashboard provides some insight into how Facebook seems to calculate engagement (in a word: bluntly).
Much like the Gallagher family and Donald Trump on Twitter at 3 AM, Chrissy Teigen is, in a word, shameless.
The Daily Mail has coined the term "economy-class wives" to describe this arrangement, which is, in a word, maddening.
In a Word This week's grab bag of grammar, style and other missteps, compiled with help from colleagues and readers.
If you're sending in a Word document using a custom font that professors almost certainly don't have installed won't help.
He started finding himself sitting on a couch, rereading a paragraph over and over again without taking in a word.
He is, in a word, obsessed with Heinz ketchup, gushing over the red stuff in many interviews throughout the years.
Some words are incredibly evocative and you can just hear someone going on and on in a word like that.
But as the show progresses, we learn that none of our characters can really be summed up in a word.
Mr. Gulczynski offers us a set of lively phrases that all end in a word that has a specific DIMENSION.
There was a challenge in creating a story about journalism in a word of superheroes, Rucka wrote in an email.
The results were, in a word, poor: The acting was often terrible, and the video didn't integrate well into the gameplay.
These are two voices that are simply meant to duet, so come on, guys — put in a word with your agents.
If I had to describe the experience of computing without a mouse in a word, I'd say it was fucking fantastic.
The loss of LEO as an accessible workspace in space and the satellites within it would be, in a word, bad.
In a word, I got stronger, which fit in nicely with the persistent trend of stressing "functional fitness" above all else.
The descriptions of these characters are, in a word, enraging — and indicative of how far women haven't come in show business.
In rap they work in a similar way, except the three notes happen to be syllables in a word or phrase.
Tossed here and there by dimly understood global forces people revert to nativism, nationalism and ethnocentrism — in a word, to Trumpism.
A few friends who are secular Muslims like me asked that I throw in a word for them, and I will.
That demographic includes nervous parents, people who describe themselves as "politically incorrect," the pathologically sarcastic, accidental racists — in a word, everybody.
Her play "In a Word," in which a child's disappearance haunts a mother, ran Off Broadway this summer to critical acclaim.
The series, in a word, is about how the corruption of ordinary citizens translates into the corruption of the political class.
Siloed into a career path with few opportunities for raises and promotions, the art handler can become — in a word — stuck.
You might Skype on a big-screen TV work in a Word document in a 3-D-rendered apartment, for example.
De Lima fought back and has been in a word war with Duterte, who once suggested that she just hang herself.
In a word, these are not your suit-and-tie bond and stock traders of yore, riding the commuter train into Manhattan.
"But because Ms. Knightley is, in a word, a knockout, the balance has shifted," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
In a word rife with true and fictionalized crime thrillers, our culture seems almost exclusively interested in the guilty: Who did it?
When Redditor GloriousGherkins was delivered his lease to sign by his landlord, it was sent in a Word document instead of a .
Delegates at the International Anarchist Congress in 1881 adopted the strategy of "propaganda by deed" — in a word, terrorism — to achieve it.
But what requires a full hour or two-hour meeting with most other directors can be done in a word with David.
Their message, she said, is, "if you want women in politics you'll end up with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" — in a word, socialism.
And, at 22D, remember when I mentioned "odd" referring to the first, third and fifth character in a word, and so on?
It is, in a word, dispiriting—and a far cry from the enthusiasm of movies like Apollo 13 or The Right Stuff.
Art is political territory, not least because it's so tied to capital, and no museum will ever be, in a word, unproblematic.
All seven theme entries are phrases that end in a word that can also be the first word of another short phrase.
The premise is, in a word, bonkers: an art teacher finds some buried clay, which turns out to be infused with demonic power.
With Trump seizing control of the debate and hardly letting Clinton get in a word, a refrain began among the Twitterati: Where's Lester?
He was, in a word, scary in a way a lot of wrestlers weren't, and this was made doubly so by his restlessness.
Overall, however, there is a sense that Malkmus has mellowed with age, that he's less aloof, less disdainful—in a word, less cool.
When she moonlit as a model again in September, at Marc Jacobs' spring 2016 show, it was, in a word, "hilarious," Ditto says.
If you're thinking I get my insurance through work, not the marketplace, this bill doesn't affect me, you are, in a word, wrong.
It involves, in a word, nothing less than the possibility of a great and perilous change in the very fabric of our race.
If you wish, type in a word or term to replace a selected instance and then hit "Replace," or you can "Replace All."
These were and are highly assertive men, and aggressive when circumstances warranted, but who were also decorous and honorable; in a word, gentlemen.
Users can fill in a word for the type hero you want — we typed in "pigeon" — and what obstacles they're fighting — maybe a cheeseburger.
Another problem is that my personal style, which in a word is 'athleisure,' has been quite seriously eclipsed by ultra-feminine dressing this summer.
Symantec first encountered Longhorn back in 2014, when the group used a zero-day exploit embedded in a Word document, the blog post adds.
The issue has crystallized in a word — "whitewashing" — that calls out Hollywood for taking Asian roles and stories and filling them with white actors.
Images of the Niger Delta, polluted by international oil companies that have turned Nigeria into a corrupt petro-state, are, in a word, hellish.
In a word, yes, but in case you were distracted by the RollerWorld money, here's why this lady is so important, and potentially terrifying.
"Satellite images of Michael's evolution on Tuesday night were, in a word, jaw-dropping," wrote Bob Henson, a meteorologist with weather site Weather Underground.
Their strategy has been, in a word, shrewd: Retreat from Mosul only after making life unlivable by making infrastructure all but impossible to fix.
The move she announced Tuesday is the equivalent of throwing her hand in, understanding that what she was holding was, in a word, dreck.
In its new game, Legends and Letters, Neopets revives old characters from 2005 and earlier in a word game that combines lore with vocabulary building.
The conventional wisdom in 2014 was that the tens of thousands of students who had been defrauded by Corinthian Colleges were, in a word, screwed.
I found significant flex in the top lid of the Lenovo Y720, and the glossy plastic sitting under the screen is, in a word, ugly.
A letter to Sinnott would always start with "Hi, Joe!" in a word balloon coming out of Spider-Man's mouth on Stan's custom Spidey stationery.
I found the MRT much easier to navigate than most systems and the train cars were all air conditioned which was, in a word, amazing.
The phrase, "If it's in a word, or it's in a look, you can't get rid of the Babadook," is repeated throughout the horror movie.
In a word: No. In fact, a bunch of pregnancy side effects (both fun- and shitty-sounding) skipped me over completely, much to my surprise.
With ever-changing themes about different universes and all sorts of official, exclusive collectibles waiting in each box, Loot Crate is, in a word, awesome.
Party members have the Party Committee, the factory management, and the trade union to intercede… For the rest of us, nobody puts in a word.
It's about feeding the machine and wasting as little time as possible before hitting the sweet Whistler snow on his board—in a word, efficiency.
"In a word, life has been tumultuous, and it feels like the days are running together because they have been extremely busy," Mr. Pomeroy said.
The templates give a consistent and professional look to these documents, which might otherwise be produced in a word processor like Word or Google Docs.
The bargain they made with Korea's fierce meritocracy was simple: in exchange for our hard work, give us security and prosperity -- in a word, yeoyu.
You might occasionally notice some differences, but they're slight; the emphasis you'd expect might be off by just a bit in a word, for instance.
He needs, in a word, help, and as we learn in the epilogue of the episode, his and Robin's subsequent lifelong friendship is the answer.
After six weeks, the group trained in the loci method recalled nearly all of the words in a word memorization test, just like the memory athletes.
Then earlier this month, Perry released his plan to save coal and nuclear plants, and it was, in a word, bonkers (read this post for more).
Darcey Leonard, founder of Tarot Society, a divination reading room in New York City, tells Refinery29 her feelings about the term are, in a word, mixed.
In company, she is cordial and voluble—nice, in a word—but with what often seems a fraction of a mind that is occultly busy elsewhere.
I'd much prefer to live in a word where the two media live side-by-side, and where people engage with both on their own terms.
In a word, Gibson's work is anticipatory — imagining who we humans might become when we truly begin to fill out the contours of our expansive humanity.
Ms. Villanueva, who was filling in a word search booklet to ease her nerves, said she lives on the first floor of a condominium in Santurce.
As Mr. Berlin notes below, it's tricky to visually represent a magic trick in a word grid, but he seems to have pulled them all off.
And for an extended period, the ultra-wealthy former mayor wasn't able to get in a word edgewise as his opponents pounded him time and again.
Whereas by an intermixture with our people, they, or their descendants, get assimilated to our customs, measures, and laws: in a word, soon become one people.
What they're saying: "The reinsurance pricing environment, in a word, has been frustrating," Brian Young, CEO of reinsurer Odyssey Group, said at a recent industry conference.
In a word, being effortless really means I am competitive as hell about my skill set, but I am also cool and nonchalant, can't you tell?
Richard A. Clarke, former national coordinator for security, infrastructure protection and counter-terrorism under President George W. Bush, said the proposed policy is, in a word, insane.
It's the kind of thing you can print out and take with you, filling in a word every now and then when it trickles through your brain.
Leaving aside the somewhat corny names, the spaces were, in a word, beautiful and will probably make you give a little side-eye to your own office.
" "I don't want to get in a word sentence feud with Daryl Morey, but I believe he wasn't educated on the situation at hand, and he spoke.
To become a clearer communicator, she suggests jotting notes down before going to a meeting or writing a draft in a Word document before sending an email.
The episode is, in a word, terrific, and I (Vox critic-at-large Emily VanDerWerff) had a glorious time delving into its many secrets and hidden depths.
Genovés concocted elaborate humiliation scenarios for his captive passengers (the film's elucidation of the toilet situation is, in a word, haunting) under the guise of academic curiosity.
You might've once used your fingers to help count the number of letters in a word while spelling, or tried to write the word out on your palm.
Krug gave his answer in a Word document, which was emailed to me by Yafine Lee, who is an employee for Fortyseven Communications, Niantic's contractor for public relations.
At every opportunity, Bentley put in a word or two about the good work he's doing, peppering his answers with platitudes about jobs and the people of Alabama.
The photographer, Rodrigo Abd, used 19th-century technology to capture Peruvians in traditional dress celebrating the Snow Star festival, and the resulting portraits are, in a word, poetic.
Founded in 403 by a cat called Dick Greenleaf, it's been owned and operated by Chickie Aggelakias—who is, in a word, delightful—for the past 30 years.
In a word: No. That said, most of the less familiar songs heard on Sunday had an unerring grace and facility, along with a diminished sense of scale.
In a word, Ukraine has been thrown under the bus by the media and Democrats at the very time when it was poised to truly join the West.
The SEC is so concerned about potential investors falling for this stuff that they've actually issued a warning letter with some advice that is… in a word… choice.
In a word, sometimes I had the fleet I want, sometimes the position I wanted, and sometimes the enemy I wanted, but rarely did I have all three.
Roussel was obsessed with the metagram, and how the switching of one letter in a word could change the meaning of the sentence in which it was used.
Aaron first showed up on Elite's radar in January, after Hunter Schafer, another Elite model and one of Aaron's best friends, had put in a word for her.
That, in a word, is art, which insists you look again at the muddle of the familiar and perceive the rhymes and patterns that you never noticed before.
Even when there's no music playing in the background, the "pat-pat-pat" of the goose's feet as they slap against the pavement is, in a word, healing.
But asked whether Mr. Obama had raised any doubts in his mind about his theory of power, Mr. Sanders answered in a word — "No" — and pointed to Burlington.
Companies like Calyxt have portrayed gene editing more like moving the cursor in a word processor to a particular location and making a small change to the text.
In fact, none of the people who are poisoned seem to have any lasting effects which is, in a word, shocking (especially considering they have no medical professionals around).
Yet one is left uneasily acknowledging how prevailing inhumanity can be both readily translated into a well-made poem and buried in a word-crypt of too-elegant design.
In a word, Spring Awakening is racy — the 2006 musical is about the sexual blossoming of a group of teenagers, and involves quite a bit of sex and nudity.
Rolling Stone published a many-thousand-word profile of Elon Musk this morning, written by journalist, author, and motivational tweeter Neil Strauss, and it is, in a word, incredible.
Mr Lapthorne puts in a word for Japan as the best equity market to be in, comprising as it does cheapish, profitable firms that have run down their debts.
But there's a catch to this kind of art creation — and because we live in a word full of choice when it comes to computers, it's a big one.
Spotify and Google Play Music, for example, let you type in a word like "focus" or "work," and will automatically play songs to encourage you to get things done.
According to the book, Charlie Kushner also asked Frank Lautenberg to persuade his fellow-senator Edward Kennedy to put in a word with William Fitzsimmons, Harvard's dean of admissions.
You can also tap in a word on screen to drop the cursor right in the middle of the letters, something that was impossible in previous versions of iOS.
The problem with a living Constitution in a word is that somebody has to decide how it grows and when it is that new rights are – you know — come forth.
I just worry that in the upper reaches of Swiss watchmaking the passion will drain away and we'll be left with me-too pieces that are, in a word, boring.
In a word where one assumes the Cambridge Analytica scandal is merely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to data abuse, it's easy to see the project's appeal.
In consequence, too many summits and conferences held between states are tortured affairs that lack profundity but are full of jargon and tiresome clichés that are, in a word, meaningless.
And maybe if you're a student on a super tight budget who doesn't need a lot of performance because you're mostly browsing the web or writing in a word processor.
Though only a paragraph long, the careful language choices in this review work as a kind of shorthand for music fans, conveying a great deal in a word or two.
"The disparity between the treatment that is provided to our nation's most vulnerable citizens … is, in a word, shocking," they wrote to the House Ways and Means Committee in 2012.
From spending untold amounts on brunch and takeout, to eating pizza and Slurpees with reckless abandon, the underlying approach of Millennials towards eating seems to be, in a word, YOLO.
Over the next eight years, Canada went to war on science by preventing researchers from talking to the press (in a word, "muzzling"), and cutting billions in funding for research.
Its technology and its employees are basically detached from nearby civilization, and whatever Amaya holds is incredibly important, and as such, the security around it is, in a word, intense.
The adulation of the people deepened Wilson's certainty that he was right on every issue, which made his conversation more brittle, less open to compromise; in a word, less democratic.
Might I still put in a word, though, for the sheer, idiotic delight of watching the fatally quarrelsome lawmakers now in session at the Wild Project in the East Village?
" You may quail at first, as the fantastically smooth Dale from Blue Horizon (Brad Heberlee) asks the panelists searching questions like "In a word or a phrase, how is Mrs.
Trump ranted dishonestly for much of his 53-minute Friday interview with his favorite morning show, repeatedly refusing to let the show's co-hosts get in a word in edgewise.
In a word: No. Demonstrations are fairly common in Algeria as a result of high unemployment and the country suffering a debilitating financial crisis after a collapse in oil revenues.
Though the price tags are, in a word, insane, and the gifts themselves do little to mitigate the environmental impact of giving season, the point is to bring people together.
Screen icon and humanity's all around MVP Meryl Streep was awarded the Golden Globes' Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award on Sunday night, and her speech was, in a word, perfect.
He pours a Cosmo for a striking woman who seems, in a word, grown: She's a few years older than the club's typical millennial crowd and isn't impressed by Cottonmouth's flash.
You won't catch me doing 3D modeling or 4983K video production on my laptop, but I do a litany of small tasks online, in a word processor, or in Adobe's Lightroom.
Yeezy Season 4 was, in a word, about suffering: West staged an outdoor fashion show that started an hour and 40 minutes late on a muggy, mid-80s day, after all.
There aren't any eclipses happening this week, but the solar eclipse on the 13th will be here before you know it — and, in a word, it's likely to be a doozy.
Washington (CNN)Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton "in a certain way, evil" in a word association game posed by MSNBC's "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski on Tuesday.
You can enter your answers to the essay questions directly on the form, or write them first in a word-processing document and cut and paste them into each answer field.
Today, the Xfinity X1 system is capable of accessing live, on-demand, DVR and web programming all from one interface, simple and powerful for the consumer — in a word, a platform.
When Zeke's tribe failed to spell "metamorphosis" in a word jumble during the final challenge, they were put in the unfortunate position of having to vote someone out during Tribal Council.
I wasn't thrilled about his use of glass mosaic tiles at first, which generally decorate a single letter in a word, or reflectively highlight select letters, but I came around to them.
So, hitting the search key in a Word document would let you look for specific terms in that document, while pressing it in an email app would let you search your email.
In a word cloud, the size of the text for each word is determined by how frequently it appears in whatever container is being measured, such as, say, a person's Twitter feed.
In a word, it's more interesting to me to imagine commuting through Karnaca than it is to actually have to do it a half-dozen times over the course of a game.
In May, James Tuttle had a puzzle published where he noticed that certain letters in a word made other words which, when attached to the original word, made a two-word phrase.
But players had to imagine the cat vomit because Dwarf Fortress is rendered entirely in ASCII—a vast fantasy world created with less graphical fidelity than you'll find in a Word Document.
It's fun, and at the end of the day, I can leave it in a Word doc or push it to the back of my mind and go make some chicken strips.
I prayed for my friend's mother who has cancer, and tried to remember all the other friends, most of them secular, who shyly asked me to sneak in a word for them.
For example, I focused on the word "protest" before reading The Times article, High School Students on Why They Protest Anthems And Pledges, and had students identify synonyms in a Word Web.
Douglas's interests lie squarely in these uncertainties: the threat of economic collapse, the fear of terrorist attacks (both of which are just as relevant today) — in a word, the uncertainties of modernity.
Anyway, Mr. Polin offers us a fairly aggressive set of two- or three-word phrases (clued to their base phrase) that all end in a word that is a synonym for hitting.
Crutzen wished to capture the imagination and frame the world in a word that would create urgency around the issue of climate change and other slow-building dangers accruing to the earth.
It began when McGarry apologised on Twitter for using a screengrab of a conversation Rowling was having on Twitter, the latest salvo in a word of words between the two on the platform.
When it comes to being able to explain all of these characters in a word or two, The Kids Are Alright succeeds considerably, despite only having 22 minutes to pull off the task.
Richard A. Carranza will become chancellor of the system, with its 75,000 teachers and 6403,800 schools, on April 2, taking on a job that is organizationally complex, intensely political — in a word, daunting.
First, in the search bar at the top of your Gmail page, enter the term "label:chats" and then type in a word or term you know was used in the chat in question.
We got the comedian at LAX Tuesday and asked him about Kim claiming she was high on ecstasy when she and Ray shot their infamous sex tape, and in a word ... he's disappointed.
More from the FT:MI5 rated best workplace for employees' equalityWinning wars is easier with well-led and diverse teamsYear in a word: Trans But the changes came under immediate fire from human rights groups.
We need not return to a country whose legislators don't view health care as a human right, where low-wage workers are left without the most basic protections, where billionaires, in a word, exist.
In a word: No. Though the Documentary Feature award is won by the main directors and producers of a documentary, in this case, that was Bognar, Reichert, and producer Jeff Reichert (Julia Reichert's nephew).
Facebook's new corporate logo is, in a word, bland, leading to plenty of goofs across the internet making fun of the uninspiring font that appears both boring and sinisterly corporate at the same time.
Every new impression provides one additional component leading toward confident judgment and discernment — in a word, experience, which, more than classes or books, is the essential element in attaining a comfortable relationship with wine.
The idea that this is all a zero-sum game, that Harris acknowledging some interest in 2020 somehow means she is paying less attention to the here and now is, in a word, dumb.
The team also found that cotton-only tampons were less structured than synthetic ones, meaning they had more space between fibers, which allows more air into the vagina, which is, in a word, bad.
As he looked to improve the neighborhoods, some in the community of color saw a mayor who wanted to increase value without thinking about how that could affect low-income residents — in a word, gentrification.
Despite telling Tommy that she's on track to convince Ryan of his innocence - and throwing in a word about the special birthday gift she made sure he received from his dad – Royce is not happy.
Pfaff spent the weekend tweeting things he'd found on the device (and the floppy disks he still had), including a letter his late father had written to him in a word processing program in 1986.
Jennifer Doudna is a creator of the gene editing technology that's revolutionizing biology and medicine: CRISPR, which is so easy to use it's often compared to the copy-and-paste function in a word processor.
This capability, commonly spoken of as the genetic version of cutting and pasting in a word-processing program, bypasses the slow adjustments to a complex ecosystem that happen when nature brings forth a new species.
The Android version of Word then takes over to open the file, covert the text into type you can edit — and then open the content in a word-processing document on your phone or tablet.
In a word, elections in Iran are a sham because the supreme leader effectively chooses only candidates that are loyal to him and a theocratic regime that has lacked legitimacy since its founding in 1979.
What the new Amazon tech hub might look like in 2022Illustration: City of Vancouver / GizmodoSo, in a word, this idea that a new Amazon tech hub will live in an old post office is simply poignant.
The idea, he says, is to offer anyone editing audio files, whether podcasters, journalists, or musicians, the ability to edit single-track audio clips as easily as they would edit words in a word processing document.
How it works: The neural network basically predicts what the next letter in a word or phrase should be based on the probability of it being in that spot across the dataset it was trained on.
Franklin, instead, created more useful tools, starting in December of 1986 with the Spelling Ace, a small computer in which you could type in a word, and the machine would let you know the correct spelling.
Andre's taking the loss of his son badly, working too hard and forgoing a psychiatrist's counsel at the urging of his shady pastor, and his mom manages to trivialize his entire life's conflict in a word.
That morning, before I went over to his house, I sat in a coffee shop, reading some chapters of his coming book, "Human Governance," which he had sent in a Word document from his personal email.
"If you think about the types of content you produce in a word processor, given any sort of type of content there is probably a specialized type of app that does it better these days," Chen said.
Lauren Yee's "In a Word," produced by Lesser America at the Cherry Lane Theater, is a sad and breathless and often pretty funny play about the ways in which loss mangles our world and garbles our speech.
Essentially, Descript turns your audio into text, broken up by who's speaking, and it then lets you manipulate those audio files as if you were editing on a text version of the script in a word processor.
My on-screen text was normal size, but cutting and pasting into a text document changed the font and size to 104 Comic Sans MS in a text editor or 78 Comic Sans MS in a Word doc.
He was, in a word, humane: a deeply humanist director who was always interested in the different ways people react to crisis or conflict, with a warm, loving eye for all of the characters his lens fell across.
An example of this new functionality is an announcement that Descript made in September of a web-based service intended to permit podcasters to edit audio and video just as they would edit text in a word processor.
Just type in a word in the site's search feature and, if it has been an entry in a New York Times puzzle, you'll see the date of each appearance, the author of the puzzle and the clue.
Not only does he get in some good bars about sex tapes and smoking White Widow weed and how he's never had his jaw broken, but pretty soon he launches into a cadence that is, in a word, inimitable.
Here's what people had read, seen or heard about Clinton looks like in a word cloud (the bigger the word, the more often it was mentioned): As you can see, "email" drowns out every other term mentioned about Clinton.
Ms. Alden, who could barely edge in a word, found Mr. Spahn's over-the-top enthusiasm about education and sports somewhat charming, but her divorce and a few years on the dating scene made her alert to red flags.
I'd rather not have emoji pop up as I'm typing something serious in a word processor — or, for that matter, anything on a word processor at all, really, but they do come in handy for chat applications like Messages.
That Trump would instruct Nielsen to block all migrants from entering the country and then blame her when she told him that was, in a word, illegal, speaks to the detachment from reality that President has on this issue.
What Stanley Milgram (an amusing Haskell King) did at Yale University, beginning in 1960, was to trick test subjects into believing they were administering painful electric shocks to other test subjects whenever they gave incorrect answers in a word-pairing quiz.
In a word: trippy, but a vein of trippy that reaches back not to the Summer of Love fifty years ago, but to the oldest days of psychedelic shamanism, at the dawn of what we've come to think of as civilization.
The problem is, when you write stuff in a word processor, you're constantly pulled away from your ideas—you keep having to refer to your research, to keep looking stuff up, and on a computer, you're constantly switching between windows.
In a word, Fleischman says he wants to "gourmet-ify" the Uncrustable while simultaneously trying to convince us that Uncrustables totally aren't already a thing, according to a story about his "invention" that appeared in the Los Angeles Times this morning.
Perhaps the best way to redact, however, is to edit the document in a word processor and replace the parts you want to redact with "[REDACTED]," Seamus Hughes, who used to work in the Senate Homeland Security Committee, told me.
Trump's claims of no collusion are, in a word, hogwash," he wrote, adding, "The only questions that remain are whether the collusion that took place constituted criminally liable conspiracy ... and how many members of 'Trump Incorporated' attempted to defraud the government.
For the sake of the explanation to follow, if you don't see a clue, it's fair to assume that it is an anagram that requires no steps other than mixing up letters in a word or words in the clue.
In a word, aeration is the process of wine mixing with oxygen, causing the flavors to "open up" — a rather vague-sounding bit of wine jargon that basically means allowing the hidden flavors of the wine's components to express themselves more fully.
Here it is, in a word: Demonetization failed to do what it was supposed to do, and although the immediate disruption it caused was less severe than feared at first, the policy's impact is turning out to be more protracted than initially expected.
Where the couple's Manhattan apartment is artfully cluttered, layered with art and antiques and kilims, their truly tiny island house — tucked into tall reedy grass and accessible only by boardwalk — is, in a word, essential, containing nothing more than what is absolutely necessary.
"The ISM data was, in a word, disappointing, because many investors and market participants were expecting to see a more robust number, something more in line with recent trend," said Peter Kenny, senior market strategist at Global Markets Advisory Group, in New York.
The sections containing the accusations are blacked out in an otherwise public document filed Tuesday in federal court in Washington, D.C. But those sections are easily viewable when the sections are copied in a word processing file, and then pasted into a new document.
On Tuesday night's third and final installment of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion, after nothing else much happened for the whole hour, all of the women were made to name the best quality, in a word, of the woman to their right.
"Spikes of interest in a word are usually triggered by a single event, so what's truly remarkable this year about surreal is that so many different stories led people to look it up," Peter Sokolowski, editor at large for Merriam-Webster, said in a statement.
In a word, continuity, numerous owners said, and the start of a smooth transition to new leadership, as Goodell begins the process of finding a suitable successor to take over when his deal expires in 2024, if he does not decide to leave sooner.
With a zealotry that would put your typical Area 51 fanatic to shame, they seek to sell middle America on all of their fevered psychodramas with the obvious objective being to nullify the results of the 2016 election and, in a word, bring Trump down.
"In a word, Beijing's target this year is to maintain current (anti-smog) achievements...Public should be prepared to see a rising PM2.5 reading if there is adverse weather condition," Liu Bingjiang, the head of the atmospheric environment department at the MEE, said at the briefing.
Despite hating hip-hop at first, he also found time for female British rapper Monie Love, whose "Born 2 B.R.E.E.D" and "In a Word Or 2" still remain two of Prince's most obscure productions; the kind a vinyl hoarder would proudly frame on their basement wall.
As Poiret observed in 1909, "If someone tells you red will be in fashion, dare to wear violet; wear only what suits you, for there is only one principle of elegance and it is condensed in a word used by the Romans, decorum, meaning that which fits."
Why it's awesome: Typing in a word also pulls up an emoji in the autocomplete bar at the top of the screen, which is useful for those times you really want to add in a musical note, but don't want to stop typing to add it in.
The ever increasing debt-funded U.S. household demand for goods and services, therefore, was channeled into import purchases which drew upon virtually unlimited labor and production supply available from the rice paddies and agricultural villages of the EM. In a word, the Fed's monetary inflation was exported.
It is, in a word, variable: There are minor short stories, like the forgettable one with the giant tortoise (no, not Esio Trot, the other one), and autobiographical accounts of Dahl's life, including how his time as a fighter pilot in World War II led him to start writing.
That legacy in a word is progressivism: seeded by socialist immigrants from Germany and Scandinavia, nourished by liberal icons like Robert La Follette and Russ Feingold, and sheltered by institutions like the proudly lefty University of Wisconsin at Madison, with a campus where granola crunched underfoot like fall leaves.
What took their place was the seeming cultural neutrality of what was then called the International Style — modernity, in a word — which produced an awful proliferation of nondescript residential colonies on the edges of crumbling British cities, which, in turn, abutted medieval Indo-Islamic cities, swiftly turning to slums.
The man who lectured me on loss of heterozygosity, a fundamental cause of cancer which he had just learned about, not letting me get in a word to explain that I'd learned all this years ago, and it had so delighted me that I wrote about it in my journal.
It's difficult to pin down one reason for the lack of a debate around the powers that our law enforcement agencies possess, and have for years, regarding encryption—a technology that allows people to converse without worrying that anyone, hacker or government spy, is listening in; in a word, freely.
In a word: No. A couple of months back Kuo made what is now considered the best prediction about exactly how the 2018 iPhone lines will shake out in the wake of the iPhone X. Instead of just one phone with an edge-to-edge screen, there would be three.
They are, in a word, terrific: Fox News is still No. 1, even in its post-Bill O'Reilly incarnation; CNN, Zucker's kingdom, and Trump's stated enemy, keeps hitting quarterly highs in ratings; and MSNBC has directly benefited from Fox News' implosion, coinciding with Rachel Maddow's rise as the #resist hero.
In one part of her May 1 speech, lasting about 50 seconds, Le Pen talked about people learning French in Argentina and Poland, and on waiting lists to study at the Alliance Francaise official French schools abroad, in a word-per-word lifting of a mid-April speech by Fillon.
Office apps for iPad will also sense the approach of an incoming stylus — so long as it's an active stylus like Apple's Pencil — so you can quickly switch between, say, typing in a Word document to penciling in hand-written notes in the margins with a stylus without selecting anything in the app.
Toggling between the clues and the grid helps somewhat, but you need to have enough letters in a word in order to take a good guess at it and, conversely, you have to know enough about the clues to take a good guess at the answer so you can type it into the grid.
The Justice Department was probably pretty careful in this case, but you could try copying and pasting the text into a new document, printing the report out on a high-quality color printer, changing the text color to white or simply counting the number of characters in a word to try to decipher its meaning.
While some crew are enjoying the calm before the storm – one checks Facebook while another writes in a Word Search puzzle book – a selection of A-listers mill about: Priyanka Chopra ducks into the restroom, Whoopi Goldberg walks by the wings smiling and Joy Mangano, the inspiration for Jennifer Lawrence's character in Joy, chats with her daughter.
She's chronicled the evidence: Celeste's malaise, her stockpile of pills, and most recently, the daze-y, Ambien-induced stare she wears as her one-night stand ambles around the house in front of the kids — all of it is enough for Mary Louise's attorney to file a petition for custody on the basis that Celeste is, in a word, unhinged.
The 27-year-old intrepid explorer of American subculture and VICE contributor—who's previously trained her lens on baby beauty pageants, sex parties, Juggalos, online/offline communities, Aaron Carter's entourage, and a clown motel—recently teamed up with artist Sonya Meesh and model Amanda Lanzone (who's previously contributed illustrations to VICE) to produce mesmerizing shots of acrylic toenails that are, in a word, long.
" Baldwin's complaint about the characters (shared by Lorraine Hansberry) was that they embody "a white man's vision of Negro life," that they "veer off into the melodramatic and the exotic," that—a form of envy more germane to Heyward's psyche than to Gershwin's—they seem to speak "of a better life—better in the sense of being more honest, more open, and more free: in a word more sexual.
Once depth is understood in this way, we can no longer call it a third dimension … Depth thus understood is, rather, the experience of the reversibility of dimensions, of a global "locality" in which everything is in the same place at the same time, a locality from which height, width, and depth are abstracted, a voluminosity we express in a word when we say that a thing is there.
"I'm very confident that as we move towards inauguration, bring together a great team, work in concert with leaders in the House and Senate, and we're going to move an agenda that's going to rebuild our military, revive our economy, and -- in a word -- make America great again," Pence said Thursday after he left his meeting with the House Republican Conference -- a group he used to chair when he was in Congress four years ago.
Any class-inflected view of the world, whether from the right or the left, [emphasis added] was deemed antiquated, out of touch with the new order of managerial capitalism and the socially engineered welfare state; in a word, irrational … conversely, it became axiomatic that the postwar liberal dispensation epitomized the rational, functioning as a fiercely reticulated mechanism for resolving social conflict, the benchmark against which all dissenting views were to be measured and found wanting.
Something about "Perform better than" made me think that this entry would begin with OUT — as in, outperform — so I risked it and popped in those two letters (U and T). The second that happened, I saw 9A for what it had to be, TERMINATE: TERMITE around NA. A similar tactic, coincidently, will solve 1D: Trump finally, or P (the final letter in the word Trump), "cutting" or being inserted in a word meaning expense, "outlay," gets you "Perform better than": OUTPLAY.
The Dex didn't make it easier to travel, and I imagine if I had a few Dex docking stations sitting in the various offices I work from (home, work, parents' house), it wouldn't really make a difference because the experience just can't compare to what you get from a desktop OS.At its best, using the Dex is like using a really crappy version of Chrome OS. The apps don't always work correctly, and it doesn't make anything much easier to do besides typing in a Word document.
For the heirs of a people whose endurance over millenniums was because of the miracle of a tradition of thought nourished, rekindled and resown with each generation and through a constantly refined body of commentary, the challenge is clear: Any sacrifice of the calling to intellectual, moral and human excellence; any renunciation of the duty of exceptionalism that — from Rabbi Yehuda to Kafka and from Rashi to Proust and Levinas — has provided the ferment for its almost incomprehensible resistance; any concession, in a word, to Trumpian nihilism would be the most atrocious of capitulations, one tantamount to suicide.

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