In summary: a lot of effort went into this costume.
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But in summary, things are beginning now to get traction.
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This case should have ended years ago in summary judgment.
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In summary, it is a question of results versus prediction.
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Advantage: Wonder Woman In summary, both Princess Dianas are obviously queens.
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In summary: it sounds like NBC anticipates more women coming forward.
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In Summary: The Bachelorette is way more fun than The Bachelor.
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In summary, do not pinch your nose to kill a sneeze.
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In summary, getting any type of job interview is tough today.
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In summary: They're planning for a future with or without Trump.
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"In summary, the major gap is in the law enforcement," he said.
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In summary, social media could indeed affect public opinions in new ways.
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In summary, technology-driven wealth management will continue to reshape the industry.
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In summary, images posted at Droid Life show how it all works.
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In summary: The girls are making dumb decisions and everyone is lying.
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In summary, the Ford F-150 is ... the friggin' Ford F-150!
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In summary, Democrats get everything they want in exchange for absolutely nothing.
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In summary: economic boom, bust, and a reevaluation of what constitutes Irish values.
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In summary, this movie is good, and its star power has Oscar potential.
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In summary, it's dramatic as hell – and a bit far fetched for teens.
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In summary, Liv is the well-intentioned, tortured, manipulated villain of our tale.
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"In summary, I have rejected ASIC's case," Federal Court judge Jonathan Beach said.
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In summary, Beddit knows if you've been sleeping, and when you've been awake.
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In summary, this Twitter stand down means we will cease use of Twitter immediately.
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So exercise, in summary, is like a wonder drug for many, many health outcomes.
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But what may sound melodramatic in summary becomes, in the execution, gripping and authentic.
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In summary, it's a good week to be a leader of the free world.
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"In summary, both mutual fund and pension flows suggest positive market performance in the future."
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In summary, the Chevy Silverado is a worthy redesign of the brand's most important vehicle.
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In summary: it is touting a 50% decline from the highest point of Trump's own presidency.
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"So, in summary, I think that the Planck results are secure," he wrote in an email.
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In summary, my teammates and I left Camp 210 for the summit at 9:20 p.m.
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So in summary: Yes, folding screens are cool and I can't wait for them to be real.
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In Mr Duterte's war, more than 7,000 Filipinos have died in summary executions by police and hitmen.
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In summary: We have a cop who's better at his job that people are letting him be.
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In summary, she rejected any inherent bias based on her ethnicity, and denied any actual personal bias.
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" In summary, according to one Twitter user, "Went from being bullied to a LEGEND in 24 hours!!!!!
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" In summary, the firm explained: "He needs asset protection schemes, which we are trying to sell him.
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"What's good for the arteries is good for the brain," he added in summary of his findings.
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In summary, the internet is great and it's probably not going to peak any higher this week.
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In summary, I don't know that cities in the United States would do much better than Wuhan.
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In summary, opioid addiction is a life-threatening condition, but one for which effective treatments do exist.
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In summary, bonds can no longer cushion portfolios in bear markets where stocks are seeing clear capitulation.
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In summary, Graham doesn't seem to understand what it is we tech journalists do, and that's a problem.
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In summary, Google has reduced the usability and information density of its multitasking without gaining much of anything.
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In summary, it's easy to look at the world in terms of black and white, good and bad.
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So, in summary: The decades-long ravaged prison landscape is the result of a manipulated and misremembered story.
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In summary: things are going to happen and you bet your ass they are going to happen fast.
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In summary: The iPhone 7 is pretty durable, unless you're trying to attack it with a razor blade.
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"In summary, we think more might have been hoped for and... valuation may start to weigh," Mulholland said.
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In summary: you can't change the past, at least not following the rules laid down in Quantum Break.
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So in summary, it feels like Sanders supporters in this crowd, they are not concerned about this heart attack.
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So in summary, it feels like Sanders supporters in this crowd, they are not concerned about this heart attack.
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So, in summary, value investing entails the fundamental analysis of a company's earnings power versus its current share price.
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In summary: We're overhauling our reporting channels by bringing them together on one dedicated site and including live support.
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"In summary, Howell Donaldson showed a pattern of visiting this adult-themed website after committing three homicides," the warrant said.
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But in summary, the NISQ era is simply an age where clunky quantum computers do things that classical computers can't.
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In summary, I'd pass on the 4K for the consumer x360 and go for extra security on the enterprise x360.
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The policy priorities, released in summary on Sunday, include trying to encourage economic growth and developing a medical cannabis industry.
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In summary, they are: These items could make a difference and should receive broad-based support throughout the aviation community.
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In summary, the ITC is a government tax relief incentive given to developers who want to construct solar-powered buildings.
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Responses to the most controversial issue, on Muslim immigration, were released in summary form before the bulk of the survey.
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In summary Johnson's offer is that:Northern Ireland temporarily remains aligned to EU trade rules for some agricultural and industrial goods.
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In summary, the need for the Right to Try movement is emblematic of FDA's "protect health at all costs" ideology.
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In summary, if the Celtics — for now — are Butler or Gonzaga, the Knicks are Rutgers, big-league, or bigly, bad.
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In summary, the amendment will make behaviors previously ruled illegal by the courts now beyond the reach of the FTC.
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In summary, it appears flamethrowers are legal in the United States, though they might be regulated in certain states, like California.
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In summary, this is the phase where, on top of common protocols, distributed systems also got common standards and contracts definitions.
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In summary, two-thirds of women-founded companies are led only by women or are co-founded with one male founder.
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"Effective leaders create an environment that is safe for employees, where they feel accepted and respected," the report says, in summary.
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In summary, membership of the EU, while not perfect, has seen our prosperity (and freedom to travel and work abroad) grow.
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So in summary: white folks get to keep nearly the entirety of mainstream pop culture, the Wakanda salute, and even dabbing.
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"So, in summary, the government is still very interested in an orderly exit of Britain from the European Union," she added.
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In summary, the Trump administration wants South Korea to buy more American cars and sell less steel to the United States.
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In summary, Pakistan says it is tired of conflict, opposed to extremism, open for peace talks and clamping down on corruption.
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In summary, there were two distinct battery issues, from two different manufacturers, that allowed the positive and negative electrodes to touch.
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In summary, what it looks like is we have somebody just driving around, finding people and shooting them dead in their tracks.
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" In summary: "I think the hardest part sometimes of an investigation is to keep going at it, keep pecking away at it.
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In summary, when her contract came up for renewal she took this newfound insight into her salary negotiation and asked for more.
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"In summary the news is a little less good than in the past," Echavarria said at the bank's quarterly inflation report presentation.
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That's what, in summary, Donald Trump says in the latest issue of conservative French weekly Valeurs Actuelles, which will hit newsstands Thursday.
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"In summary, the problem was identified, actions were taken, appropriate personnel and committees were informed and the issue was documented," Purcell wrote.
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In summary, the cost for the border wall, in both monetary and humanitarian terms, is far too high to justify its creation.
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"[Medtronic provides] additional information on product performance and safety in a more comprehensive format than what we receive in summary reports," Kotz said.
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We talked to local Palestinians about the Walled Off Hotel, and in summary, here is what we know about this top-secret project.
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So, in summary: ASAP thinks NASA needs to think about its safety procedures way more, or maybe it should rethink what it's doing.
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In summary, Sarah Palin has always been, and will always be a beacon of elegance in the midst of a bleak Alaskan tundra.
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In summary, General Accountability Office (GAO) report recommendations released May 9 include: From a practical point of view these recommendations may seem untimely.
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In summary, if you want to cultivate a great culture, your job is not to "do it all," or even to inspire people.
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I'll get into the details below, but in summary, the HOKA sneakers that I tried (the Bondi 5, $150) delivered on every claim.
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In summary, Senator Sessions' presentation at this week's confirmation hearing only deepened the concerns that many expressed in submissions to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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"They give lives back to people," said Clouser in summary of what the non-profit has done for her and other veterans she knows.
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In summary, one can overdose from cannabis products, but risk of death from isolated cannabis use is low, especially from "lower" THC-concentration marijuana.
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He's tall, he's burly, his hair is prince-y — in summary, Kevin from Canada looks like he's appeared on the cover of several romance novels.
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So in summary: Q4 2018 had the highest share of supergiant VC dollar volume on record, and 2018 was the most concentrated year on record.
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In summary: The first lady promoted anti-cyberbullying initiatives while her husband went on a tweetstorm in which he attacked multiple people in personal way.
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In Summary, and Instead The outsized impact of cyber events this election season is raising awareness, and potentially support, for cybersecurity issues in party platforms.
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In summary, the Liberals have set a federal legal age limit for purchasing pot at 18, though provinces can alter that as they see fit.
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"Our results question the purported size of [oxytocin's] effect on trust and emphasize the need for replications," their resulting paper in PLOS stated in summary.
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In summary: Little Dragon Cafe is like if Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, Cooking Mama, and Diner Dash all took LSD together before hugging it out.
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In summary, when sharing evidence on social media, augment screenshots with links to the live web, and links to those pages in multiple web archives.
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In summary, if you wanted to tell a story about when inflation might take off in the rich world, it would go something like this.
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Her trajectory from childhood to college, to marriage and motherhood, and ultimately to a career as a successful fiction writer, is fairly conventional in summary.
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In summary, the new restrictions announced by China on its companies investing abroad reflect both the country's macroeconomic policy as well as its industrial policy.
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But in summary: Hubble scientists pointed the space telescope at a tiny, unassuming spot in the night sky where there were no known celestial objects.
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In summary, forgetting in such instances happens when memories interfere with each other and memories that are unique are less subject to forgetting due to interference.
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"In summary, N.I.S.T. found no corroborating evidence for alternative hypotheses suggesting that the W.T.C. towers were brought down by controlled demolition using explosives," the report stated.
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" In summary: Obama not talking to Kim morphed into Obama unsuccessfully begging Kim for a meeting, which morphed into Obama unsuccessfully trying to call Kim "11 times.
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In summary, our analysis of women in venture concluded the following: — 7 percent of investing partners at the top 100 venture and micro-venture firms are women.
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The rowdiness of the city is conveyed in summary, in blunt statements — "Violence made this city"; "we were London's scowling youth" — and only rarely staged or subverted.
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Like many funny things, they don't sound as funny in summary, though perhaps you can imagine why "Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed" is a really good idea.
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So in summary, eat a diet full of real, whole foods without too much sugar or refined carbohydrates — and eat plenty of plants and vegetables, Dr. Aires said.
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In summary, let's not cater to those who seek to distort the facts out of Flint where it was about the lead in the inadequately treated water supply.
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In summary, the student who created this film, Jacob Frey, did it as his thesis project and, needless to say, he utterly knocked it out of the park.
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Mostly she listens, but when I run out of things to say, she asks the appropriate questions, leading me over time to hopeful conclusions, which she distills in summary.
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In summary: Most Medicaid enrollees who face a work requirement are already working, but because of the nature of their jobs or administrative snafus, they could still lose coverage.
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In summary, the analysts added, "The management team is doing everything right, but faces a difficult situation with a mature core product offering and intense competition from online retail."
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Read Mandel's feature to learn about all the obstacles the Memorial faced, but in summary, the Lincoln Memorial was so monumental that it was difficult for politicians to imagine.
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In summary, I believe that though I have a comprehensive understanding of climate change, I still can't and won't be able to understand the extent of its destructive nature.
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It's worth noting -- Republican senators discussed for days whether there was a way to make some form of the information public, either in summary form or some other mechanism.
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In summary, Touboul reached the conclusion that when a large swath of people turn away from mainstream trends and fashion, eventually over time these individuals' style choices will sync up.
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"In summary, Roy Moore has regained his lost lead," wrote JMC Analytics and Polling alongside its poll released Wednesday morning showing Moore leading 247-453 percent over Democrat Doug Jones.
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"In summary, Roy Moore has regained his lost lead," wrote JMC Analytics and Polling alongside its poll released Wednesday morning showing Moore leading 49-44 percent over Democrat Doug Jones.
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"The package decided yesterday, in summary, is worth 5.2 billion euros in 2019 and would bring the deficit for this year to 2.2% (of gross domestic product)...," Il Sole said.
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I wondered, too, why here, as in "The Possessed," so many of the book's more emotionally charged scenes happen offstage and are conveyed to us in summary, if at all.
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"In summary, I think equity investors are too cautious, which is surprising because the U.S. market is hitting all-time highs," said Eddie Perkin, chief equity investment officer at Eaton Vance.
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The comment, and others like it, cost him a federal judgeship in 1986 and have been repeated time and again in summary form in newspaper and magazine articles over the years.
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So, in summary: Apple has a potentially great future business in wearables, it has an amazing current business with iPhones, and it has a nice steady recurring revenue business with services.
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The report continues: In summary, the immigration surplus stems from the increase in the return to capital that results from the increased supply of labor and the subsequent fall in wages.
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In summary, the preponderance of evidence is sufficiently strong to recommend a lower sodium intake as an effective and well-accepted approach to reducing high blood pressure in infants and children.
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Even critics of the meme can fall into the trap of using it: In summary: Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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The FDA said in a statement that it is proposing to allow the manufacturers to report certain malfunctions in summary reports, rather than having to file individual reports for each malfunction.
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"In summary, evidence collected by [Conflict Armament Research] indicates that the United States has repeatedly diverted EU-manufactured weapons and ammunition to opposition forces in the Syrian conflict," the report says.
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So in summary, Black Panther is racking in summer blockbuster box office numbers, but it's doing so during the winter, and flying in the face of conventional MCU box office wisdom.
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"It's showing, in summary, some of the improving confidence which you would pick up from the macro picture," Ian Colbourne, CEO of Deloitte CIS, told Reuters on the sidelines of the forum.
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"55 percent of the winners were either the first or second favourite ... so in summary, all the favourites punters wanted to bet (on) actually came first," Chief Executive James Henderson told Reuters.
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"In summary, a resilient trading statement, a robust balance and solvency position and a materially undervalued stock," said Shore Capital analyst Eamonn Flanagan, who has a "buy" recommendation on L&G stock.
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In summary, the results showed men reacted more assertively with female superiors regardless of how "power-seeking" they were perceived to be but penalized women who were more obviously ambitious even harder.
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In summary, although no response is going to be perfect when navigating a public health crisis of this magnitude, there are essential steps we can take to prepare and lessen the impact.
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In summary, we believe Nike will drive growth across geographies, categories and channels, where benefits of scale and scaled omnichannel infrastructure will become key drivers of margin accretive and capital light growth.
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In summary, Apple is worth about 10 percent less today compared with two years ago because its actual business seems to be worth at least that much less, despite the higher stock price.
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"In summary, the drug-abuse epidemic has been associated with a sharp increase in the recovery of organs from brain-dead donors in the United States but not in Europe," the authors wrote.
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In summary I think that we are basically seeing a process in Brazil which we were at the end of the day leave the country in a much stronger and better shape institutionally.
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In summary, the recent action in several other markets has been telling us for a little while now that the stock market has become vulnerable to a 7 percent to 10 percent pullback.
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"Overall, the Oversight Board can only provide limited assurance that all risks to UK national security from Huawei's involvement in the UK's critical networks can be sufficiently mitigated long-term," it adds in summary.
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In summary, we've seen Trump change his mind quickly on a signature health policy position that would have been difficult to deliver on and out of line with his Republican colleagues on the Hill.
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"In summary, we are really pleased with the interest in the product, and that's really been without any significant messaging and push from WW to date," Dickerson said on a conference call with analysts.
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"I think in summary, security is challenged right now because it's a very important topic for technology leaders inside of companies, for boards, for executive teams," Carbon Black CEO Patrick Morley told Business Insider.
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In summary, IBM may have had two left feet for the last 5 years, but we think their new dance partner, the Z14 mainframe, may get the elephant shimmying again over the next year.
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Refer to that article for full details, but in summary you need to use Google Drive or Google Takeout to get hard copies of your photos and videos downloaded to a macOS or Windows machine.
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"In summary we expect the threat from Islamist terrorism to remain at its current, heightened level for at least the next two years, and that it may increase further," the ministry said in a statement.
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In summary, the intermediate-term view for sterling is probably still positive, with risks after the general election and into year-end for a push through $1.33 and $1.34, maybe closer to $1.43 into 2020.
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In summary, the NLRB's decision upended years of established law in favor of allowing micro-bargaining units — small units of an entire store — to organize without the consent of the majority workers at a company.
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The military has engaged in summary executions and the destruction of whole villages, while offering little to solve the region's deep social and economic problems, including chronic unemployment, illiteracy and poor access to health care.
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In summary: That makes eight tweets about his crowd size in 24 hours — not including several more tweets showing flattering video footage and photos of the crowds without explicit text about the size of them.
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In summary, the RBA's actions will ensure that the financial system can support the real economy, not just now but when demand growth improves, which will help the recovery process more generally when it occurs.
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In summary, it might sound perversely counterintuitive of Hamid to use a fairy-tale-like device as a way to move his characters from their war-torn homeland to a new life in the West.
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His 1995 book "The End of Racism" argued, "In summary, the American slave was treated like property, which is to say, pretty well," and called for the repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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In summary, then, privatizing Medicare would betray a central promise of the Trump campaign, would specifically betray the interests of the voter bloc that thought it had found a champion, and would be terrible policy.
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In summary, he says this: "In re-reading the piece in the light of the critics, I realize that I did not emphasize the role of transcriptional factors and regulation adequately," Mukherjee writes in the email.
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More than 7,000 people have been killed in "summary executions" since Duterte began his war on drugs last June, Philippines Vice President Leni Robredo said during a meeting at the U.N. Commission on Drugs in March.
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In summary: From Sonny: prince of MySpace, to Skrillex: prince of "drop that bass" face, Moore has battled through infinite shade since the dawn of social media and come out on top time and time again.
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The Oppenheimer analyst seemingly agrees, writing to clients, "With compelling features such as live streaming and gimbal-like image stabilization, we believe the products are compelling," and adding, "In summary, overlooked GoPro should be a buy."
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WASHINGTON — In an argument that alternated between constitutional principles and practical considerations, the Supreme Court considered on Monday whether immigrants seeking asylum may sue in federal court after the authorities deny their requests in summary proceedings.
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In summary, then, we've got Gotham City Sirens, Batgirl, Captain Marvel, Ant-Man and the Wasp, and Silver & Black all officially announced and in various stages of development, with Wonder Woman 2 expected to be confirmed shortly.
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In summary, the 2200 date is not even a rough guess of when humanity will reach the detectability threshold but rather an indication that this outcome is a reasonable expectation for the near future, given current trends.
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"In summary, Mr. Trump is in excellent physical health," Bornstein wrote in the letter dated Wednesday, the same day Trump sat down to tape an appearance on The Dr. Oz Show, in which he discussed his health.
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In summary, this is the failure of socialism to the extreme and the possible end of a dictatorship mixed with the departure of an invasion concealed by the Chávez government and carried on by the Maduro government.
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The agreement, which was released in summary form, would ease mortgage rules for small lenders, attempt to simplify their capital requirements and let them escape a proprietary trading ban from Dodd-Frank known as the Volcker rule.
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In summary: A celebrity's house caught on fire after the celebrity's boyfriend — who had been lighting up the grill — decided to strike a match on the side of one of Ms. Kardashian West's beauty line promotional boxes.
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In summary, as the Democrats' lawyer, Daniel Goldman, touched on, the evidence shows: Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani has promoted a debunked conspiracy theory that blames Ukraine and not Russia for the cyber-attacks on the 2016 election.
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In summary, the cost of the visa suspension and the immigration ban on Iraqis could be very high politically, diplomatically and security wise against the low likelihood of acts of terrorism perpetrated by Iraqis in the United States.
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So, in summary, if you're an ambitious young TechCrunch reader, you won't need to dump your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge or Xiaomi Mi Note when you make it big as a celeb, famous tech founder or sports player.
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"In summary: by default [AuYou Wi-Fi Switch] is stupendously insecure, there's no reasonable way to make it secure, and if you do make it secure then it's much less useful than it's supposed to be," he wrote.
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Kavanaugh said he figured he's get a lot of hypotheticals, but as a sitting judge he needs to be careful about answering, but that he was trying to describe in summary fashion exactly what the Supreme Court said.
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In summary: "Jonathan is the reason I have a secret Snap and I only lurk and stalk people," explained the new mom, who was recently out and about in New York City after some baby time at home. Fine.
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" In the response to KFOR, Bennett wrote: "In summary, according to the Quran, Hadith and Islamic law, a woman may indeed have physical harm done to her if the circumstances warrant, with one such allowance being in the case of disobedience.
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"In summary, we believe that our findings provide further support for a link between maternal Zika infection and fetal and placental abnormalities that is not unlike that of other viruses that are known to cause congenital infections," the study said.
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In summary, it is extremely unlikely that any set of U.S. policies could reverse the long-term trend for manufacturing employment to fall as a share of the labor force, hence the importance of policies to support training and adjustment.
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So, in summary: If Rob marries Chyna (hypothetically), and Tyga marries Kylie (another hypothetical), then not only would they be married to each other's exes, but Kylie would be both an aunt and a step-mom to Tyga and Chyna's son.
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In summary: Helen Vivas, a 16-year-old high schooler and former badminton player from Flushing, Queens was running to catch a bus, and her meticulously packaged In-N-Out bag broke and released a Double-Double into the New York City streets.
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In summary, people with generalized anxiety disorder (like my former patient) worry about everything, individuals with phobias are afraid of specific things (like elevators or airplanes), and those with social anxiety fear interacting with coworkers and friends, especially in large social situations.
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"In summary, after enduring a failed business endeavor and also failing to gain the relationship status she desired with Brown, Taylor began a vicious campaign of lies and deceit targeting Brown both personally and professionally," Brown's says in docs obtained by ESPN.
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"In summary, it is difficult to think of another young player in NFL history with statistics and character as impressive as Colin's not being given an opportunity to earn a spot on an NFL roster after what he has accomplished," the statement concluded.
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In summary: this is one for the club and never for the bedroom or wherever you do your fine dining, but anybody who keeps "My Neck, My Back" off a playlist dedicated to beaver devotionals needs to have a quiet but firm word with themselves.
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In summary, if you want to see more inventions in the future that make the world healthier, safer, and cleaner – or just more fun (like the Super Soaker) – then you should support a stronger patent system that protects and rewards the fruits of inventors' discoveries.
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In summary: book burning is wrong, Michal B. Jordan is possibly my favorite actor on the planet, and if anyone would like to watch his new movie with me it premieres in May on HBO and so let's start planning this viewing party now.
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"In summary, we believe that existing macro-fundamentals that include sustained moderate U.S. and global GDP growth, against an environment of low global inflation, will continue to drive attractive total-returns across multiple asset classes, " S&P Global strategists wrote in its outlook report.
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"So, in summary, there's a narrow pathway to a landing zone, which could give access to a tunnel, which would pass under a summit, but perhaps reach sunlit uplands rather than the last ditch before the cliff edge," astutely tweets the AFP's Dave Clark.
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In summary, Solomon falsely asserted that Democrats worked with Ukrainian officials to help spread falsehoods about Trump campaign officials and quash investigations into Joe Biden's son, and that Yovanovitch had kept Ukrainian officials who might blow the whistle on the alleged scheme from entering the country.
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" "So in summary," he continues, "we are showing in our study that in principle it would be possible to push Earth into a Moist Greenhouse by increasing CO2 values, but the CO2 concentrations required would be much higher than for the water-covered planet in our study.
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In summary, enterprise America will soon need a simpler way to identify the nuances of: (a) what does my policy cover, its relevance to my business-risk and exclusions; (b) which underwriter is the most sophisticated; and (c) and how can I identify ways to reduce premium costs?
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"As you move into 2017 and beyond, the retirement of your presidential debt and other successes demonstrate strength at a crucial time — the strength of your message, the strength of your political organization and the strength of your support across the state," Fadness said in summary of his memo.
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"In summary, this study provides laboratory evidence that energy drinks combined with alcohol lead to a greater desire to drink alcohol than the same amount of alcohol consumed alone, and are consistent with animal studies showing that caffeine increases the rewarding and reinforcing properties of alcohol," researchers concluded.
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And, in the process, they'll change the way we interact and go about our daily lives — in summary, it affects everything related to the stock market, so it's a no-brainer that Wall Streeters are planning to toss this book in their beach bag when they head to the Hamptons.
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The book has a loose, digressive structure, and its specific plot details — struggling business ventures, intercultural love interests, betrayals, lesbian affairs, end-of-life regrets and, of course, the central, resonating tragedy — can sound a bit soapy in summary, as if the author were trying to cover all the dramatic bases.
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In summary, I think the question now is one of the producers working towards assuring everyone that the quality is good enough that the inspections will be made and quality is going to be analyzed which is fair which is I think good for everyone involved at the end of the day.
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"We found that notification style (banner or barrier) has no effect [on consent choice]; removing the opt-out button from the first page increases consent by 22-23 percentage points; and providing more granular controls on the first page decreases consent by 8-20 percentage points," they write in summary on that.
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I especially enjoyed the Move IQ feature that autodetects activity even if you forget to start one manually, which In summary, Garmin's Vivosport is something that offers all the smartwatch features most users need, along with key health and fitness elements that could inspire better habits and improve existing routines for those with active lifestyles.
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"In summary, Justice Thomas climbed from Pin Point, Georgia, prejudice and poverty to the pinnacle of the legal profession, to where he is now an intellectual leader on a Supreme Court that is more influential than ever in the most powerful nation on Earth," said Cruz, a former law clerk at the Supreme Court.
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In summary there are three ways that movement, particularly lateral movement, may be used in a fight: ⁃The first is to defuse the power of the opponent—to keep him turning, to prevent him from setting his feet, to break off his combinations, and to deny him a target for his strikes, rushes or shots.
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The White House is also proposing several changes to Medicare's prescription drug benefit in the budget: In summary, the most specific changes the White House is proposing would address cost-sharing for patients — out-of-pocket maximums and rebate sharing — which is good for the Medicare beneficiaries but doesn't directly target underlying drug prices.
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In summary, what people are talking about is getting 37 Republican Party activists expected to vote for Trump to essentially steal the election for Hillary Clinton in defiance of the will of the people in their states and the widely recognized rules of the presidential contest, even though Clinton herself doesn't want them to.
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In summary, if those closest to the real problems had a voice, they would demand an immediate end to the shutdown, promise direct action if the shutdown continues and call for a seat at the table in deciding how to best use the additional resources committed to helping them do their jobs and better serve the public.
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According to Politico, Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee even went around progressive Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio to make the deal: The agreement, which was released in summary form, would ease mortgage rules for small lenders, attempt to simplify their capital requirements and let them escape a proprietary trading ban from Dodd-Frank known as the Volcker rule.
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Dorsey published his explanation, as a tweetstorm of course, on Saturday afternoon as the Women's March, protesting the Trump administration, was underway in both Washington D.C. and satellite cities connected to the movement around the US. In summary, Dorsey said that the issues effected more than half a million Twitter users and the company was making no excuses for its errors.
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In summary, adopting a single-payer plan for ED care, hospital-based care and prescription drugs would satisfy the ideological requisite for Democrats and at the same time allow Republicans to support a conservative plan that would correct market distortions while allowing the remainder of the personal healthcare market to respond to and satisfy the needs of patients and providers.
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In summary, infants assessed at low-to-medium risk of allergies can eat foods with peanuts starting at the age of four to six months, and infants at high risk (determined by a skin test, and usually a condition that comes in tandem with severe eczema and/or egg allergies) should have peanuts introduced only after it's deemed safe, and under the watchful eye of an allergy specialist.
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In summary, here's my "I doubt the viability of your crowdfunding project" face, courtesy of Titan Note's list of use cases: [Original image removed because of DMCA notice, but imagine the above stock Getty photo with the tagline "Transcribing your own thoughts" and you get the idea] The makers of Titan Note may be exaggerating their product's functionality, but we do wish a transcription gadget as easy to use as this really existed.
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In 2004, Jeffs sent word to the girl's father, Brandon J Blackmore, that he wanted to marry Millie as well, and asked that the teenager be brought to Colorado City from her home in Bountiful, BC. A journal entry dated March 1, 2004, dictated by Jeffs to one of his wives and later seized by US authorities in Texas, describes what happened next: "I sat down with Brandon [J] Blackmore and his wife and his daughter, gave a training on the redemption of Zion in brief, in summary, and this girl was called on a mission, and they received it joyfully," the entry reads.
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