L is inarguably the greatest performance artist of our time.
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Oh, Vinyl, you inarguably kind of suck, but I dig you.
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Consumers want more control of their data, inarguably Facebook's greatest asset.
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Even as people search sites draw criticism, they're still inarguably useful.
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Inarguably opulent, the house has had its fair share of problems.
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It is an inarguably beautiful automobile — the car as art piece.
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We landed on indigo because blue is inarguably a lonely color.
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Inarguably, the nail-biter narrative only serves the awards hype machine.
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And there are several inarguably admirable elements of Manasseh Cutler's plan.
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There is inarguably plenty of space out there to do so.
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To add to the problem, the Iowa Caucuses are inarguably exclusionary.
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But it's inarguably a bad thing for the health of our democracy.
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Infestation is merely cashing in what the Alien franchise was inarguably owed.
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Movies and VideoNetflix/HuluNetflix is inarguably the king of content streaming online.
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Inarguably, there are faces to be found in the tree bark. Maybe.
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" The Melungeons, he says, inarguably, "are part of the fabric of Appalachia.
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Being a parent is inarguably the most difficult job in the world.
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Pence said, inarguably, Vladimir Putin is a better leader than President Obama.
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And there's this, which is inarguably as good as rapping can get.
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Epstein's money, too, inarguably had a pernicious effect on science and tech.
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Epstein's money, too, inarguably had a pernicious effect on science and tech.
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So what's a girl to do when she's inarguably, invariably, uncontrollably, gloriously messy?
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Pence said inarguably Vladimir Putin is a better leader than President (Barack) Obama.
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His Tangled character, Eugene "Flynn" Rider, is inarguably one of Disney's sexiest princes.
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Out of those controversial photos, the inarguably beautiful "fax Axl" meme was born.
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And so America's most written-about and mythologized family is, inarguably, the Kennedys.
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AlphaStar is inarguably a strong player, but there are some important caveats here.
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Capcom's Final Fight of the same year inarguably improved on the formula, too.
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Inarguably she has the nicest husband, a wonderful child and a great stepdaughter.
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And Trump has inarguably provided a lot of material for Clinton to use.
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That speaks volumes to the shocking (and inarguably unethical) nature of this particular selfie.
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Of the many Persona spinoffs, the Dancing All Night series is, inarguably, the strangest.
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But Governor Pence said, inarguably, Vladimir Putin is a better leader than President Obama.
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But, then this is Anthony Joshua—inarguably the hottest talent in heavyweight boxing—fighting.
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But the film inarguably conveyed why Mr. Dylan mattered so much, then and now.
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The state can be both inarguably more prosperous and plural and still insufficiently equal.
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It arguably cost Rubio several points in New Hampshire and inarguably birthed the MarcoBot meme.
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What was almost inarguably the best Android-based smartphone is no longer on the market.
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The couple gives off that kind of happiness that makes people seem inarguably good-looking.
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Also, "If you like the Jonas brothers, cover your belly," is an inarguably great roast.
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The Artist is an inarguably inoffensive movie meant to make us feel more than think.
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But one company is inarguably both the trailblazer and master of EVs: Elon Musk's Tesla.
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But these are notable exceptions (the former inarguably more impactful than the latter) to the rule.
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But the past year has inarguably seen a subtler, more nuanced and more survivor-centered conversation.
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No one has done this in these events before, making Bolt inarguably the fastest person ever.
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But Mullin is inarguably there, just as he was the last time the program was great.
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And then a lot of my decisions inarguably affected me, in both exciting and debilitating ways.
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The best era of Nintendo commercials was, inarguably, the time between the SNES and the GameCube.
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Cult of Fire is inarguably one of the most interesting black metal bands out there right now.
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But from the first page of The Secret Commonwealth, Lyra is inarguably at the center of everything.
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And while calls for civility remain prevalent, it's no longer considered inarguably correct that civility always wins.
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It's inarguably a pretty good deal for MLS fans who want to watch out-of-market games.
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Samsung's just-announced Galaxy S10 flagship phone is, inarguably, the most innovative phone Samsung has ever produced.
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Wade, while still quite effective and inarguably crafty, is definitely some shade of washed at this juncture.
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Viki is an inarguably sane and well-balanced person with no history of hoaxing or chain-yanking.
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To call her a "hiker" might be understating her accomplishments, but she was inarguably a wilderness survivalist.
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Still, Garrett and Morris's true story is inarguably absorbing, and "The Banker" gives it its proper due.
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We read instead that targeting Iranian cultural sites would be a war crime, which is inarguably true.
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Driving without a passenger in the car is inarguably a major part of being an Uber driver.
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"Memory" has inarguably had a larger life than the show itself as a contemporary torch-song standard.
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Strange was inarguably tied to the Republican establishment in the race and struggled to shake that association.
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Inarguably, he's the kind of person you want to have in your corner for any kind of occasion.
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It's disheartening to see confusion around New York's trafficking hotline, which is inarguably a valuable tool for victims.
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The post also listed a few other safety features that are inarguably important but also feel bafflingly belated.
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It's got apparent marital discord, rage-bait, an inarguably impressive but morally questionable feat, and so much more.
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Despite knee-jerk protestations from most of the GOP, it is inarguably right to call Trump's echo racist.
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Governor Pence made the odd claim, he said inarguably Vladimir Putin is a better leader than President Obama.
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But he transformed the FBI into, inarguably, the preeminent law enforcement agency of the 2900th and 220006st centuries.
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Modern medicine wants you to get your micronutrients from your diet, which is inarguably the most natural source.
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Breitbart surfaced just three tweets by Riley, posted in 2017 and 2016, each of which was inarguably fair.
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An 18-game conference season is inarguably the best way to determine the best team in a conference.
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Why would a circus full of oddballs and outcasts make fun of the inarguably adorable little elephant, for instance?
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Also from the St. Petersburg school, Baryshnikov is inarguably the greatest dancer of the second half of that century.
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Duplass's life has been inarguably altered by Soloway, and he sees himself—and his work—more clearly these days.
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The biggest failure is inarguably Amazon, which combines truly inadequate password controls with an incredibly valuable and personal service.
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The Whizzinator is an inarguably goofy device, a glorified dildo with a hole that clean urine can sluice through.
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Ellen's triumph was inarguably dependent on the fact that she is white, thin, and ("degenerate" wordplay aside) profoundly unobjectionable.
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These things are inarguably worthless and you'd have a point if you told me to get rid of them.
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Mostly, though — inarguably, I would say — it is a platform for the astonishing, almost terrifying talent of Isabelle Huppert.
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But to act as if Warren is inarguably the evolved form of the Vermont senator is simplistic at best.
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But it was inarguably successful at using the Super Bowl to draw attention to a serious and necessary message.
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Kiernan regularly accumulates new tools to work with, allowing him to freely follow what is inarguably an electronic muse.
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Although it received mixed reviews at the time, it has inarguably become a foundational piece of the modern trap canon.
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Butler was a three-time All-Star in his prime, inarguably one of the league's ten greatest two-way players.
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It is inarguably a good thing that Facebook is apparently taking future threats to its users more seriously, and premeditatively.
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Regardless of how scientists define a "great extinction event," Steen notes that a significant extinction crisis is inarguably happening now.
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And, while that is inarguably an extremely cool idea, it's not the thing that has scientists' attention at the moment.
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Beyoncé, who is inarguably one of the greatest performers in the world right now, gives the lie to that cliché.
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It is, inarguably, a place where smart people speak about things that are, again, either interesting to you or not.
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It's not necessarily wise to insult Silva, given his proclivity for violence and his inarguably thin skin—a corrosive combination.
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Westbrook has defended her friendship with Star despite his inarguably more offensive actions, and she still makes videos using his products.
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Coming off Iron Fist, inarguably the worst of the four Netflix / Marvel series, The Defenders bears hallmarks of that show's shortcomings.
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Crawford said Mayotte is organizing a competition within the local schools to pick a name, an inarguably lovely thing to do.
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It's inarguably romantic, with one of the two men practically serenading the other and the soft Parisian night light spread outside.
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Wright's reasoning as to why she should be paid the same amount as her co-star, Spacey, was inarguably spot-on.
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Yes, Norman's sobbing has produced a meme, which shouldn't outweigh his inarguably classy move of saluting Manning near the game's end.
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You can foretell everything from the calibration of the craftsmanship to the heft of the cast, and "The Post" inarguably delivers.
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The UFC's now-annual International Fight Week is inarguably the most exciting time to be a fan of mixed martial arts.
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Compliance/Regulatory OversightThe majority of regulatory oversight stems from recordkeeping, but the consequences of not maintaining records is inarguably much worse.
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Here is some of the dialogue from a recent episode of "Arrow," one of the CW's inarguably seminal pieces of television.
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The People Mover is inarguably ridiculous as a form of public transit — not least because it services a hilariously small footprint.
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But Trump inarguably accelerated this divide at a rate unseen before in our politics—a divide that seems increasingly difficult to bridge.
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Hoversurf likened the Scorpion-3 to other untested-but-inarguably-cool-looking passenger-ready prototypes like Malloy, Aeofex, E-volo, and Ehang.
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That said, it is clear that the average temperature increase measured in oceans today is inarguably caused by human-induced climate change.
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Smartphones are inarguably an addictive class of devices, and not just because they put an endless font of information at your fingertips.
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Hearing "NEVERTHELESS, THEY PERSISTED" as the Warriors led by 10 to 14 points was inarguably my second-worst moment of the game.
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However, Sunday's antics in the 65kg final was, inarguably, the perfect send-off for an imperfect, odd and particularly unendearing Olympic Games.
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The MacBook Air, which basically became the successor for the first Intel MacBook, has inarguably defined what a modern laptop looks like.
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Specimen were arguably the most glam of the goth bands, arguably the innovators of the "deathhawk" hairstyle, and inarguably good, ridiculous fun.
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Poured into a bowl holding trout roe, gently pickled radish wedges and a mound of lemon balm foam, it is inarguably delicious.
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Overly dramatic, made-for-TV-style daddy issues and boyfriend troubles aside, Scandal's Olivia Pope is strong, feminine, and inarguably well-dressed.
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Now, Williams was inarguably trying to get McDonnell to promote his company, and McDonnell was pretty clearly trying to help him out.
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"Mike is inarguably one of the finest leaders the Army has ever produced," James (Spider) Marks, a retired major general, told me.
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This is not exclusively true, obviously; people play Mario Maker for lots of different reasons, but kaizo is inarguably a defining element.
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And so there was, one that led to further trouble, and one inarguably just resolution: Keith Brown is serving a prison sentence.
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I suppose every liberal has a key belief that can't be defended, in the sense of being shown to be inarguably true.
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I'm sure he felt sympathy for Ryan's loss, but the man also knows television and this was inarguably good TV and clever politics.
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The short documentary catches Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix admitting to manipulating elections around the world through potentially illegal, and inarguably duplicitous, means.
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The two had successful careers at Tesla and Uber, respectively, two companies that are inarguably on the vanguard of the autonomous driving revolution.
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When that news report went viral, the inarguably stupid idea to dress up like a scary clown and spook kids went viral, too.
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His signature scent also beckoned a love interest that would become his girlfriend for nearly five years—meaning it was inarguably life-changing.
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But if the goal of public education is to prepare students to become successful, employable adults, typing is inarguably more useful than handwriting.
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It was inarguably a step up for the company: a wider stage, a larger orchestra pit, nicer dressing rooms and better rehearsal spaces.
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While the conversation inarguably gave Sanders a unique platform, in the end, the whole exchange was about getting young people involved in politics.
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" Then it was on to "Womanizer," followed by "Make Me," before they finally reached what is inarguably and objectively Britney's greatest song, "Toxic.
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A star-cementing and Oscar-winning performance from Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch underscores what is inarguably one of America's best-remembered films.
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Upon its release, the five-step plan inarguably marked the most proactive proposal by a major-party candidate in the past 20 years.
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What is inarguably successful about the works is that they leverage the power of music in the creation of intimate spaces and connections.
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Drag Race has inarguably carried the art of drag into mainstream culture, making visible an art form that once existed only in the shadows.
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Freada Kapor Klein & Mitch Kapor Freada Kapor Klein and Mitch Kapor are inarguably two of the most successful early-stage investors in Silicon Valley.
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And while his place of business is inarguably refined, it pays tribute to the more light-hearted side of the Oscar nominee's personality, too.
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Though Clinton's platform was inarguably more progressive than Trump's, she failed to communicate those policies to the voters who needed to hear it most.
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As CNN's Harry Enten noted recently, Trump is inarguably in a stronger place today with rank-and-file Republicans than he was back then.
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It simply aimed to give women the basics: Sexual and reproductive health care for what is, inarguably and biologically, a sexual and reproductive violation.
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After Honnold finished the Boulder Problem, he perched just beyond it to give precise instructions to Caldwell, who is inarguably the better technical climber.
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He is inarguably unqualified, and he is wrong on almost every major issue relevant to the chief scientist post to which he was nominated.
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There is going to be a cast reunion of inarguably one of the greatest achievements of modern television (one of us will fight you).
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Her brief against the follies of the euro is almost inarguably true (for reasons that you can about read about on Vox, not Breitbart).
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With the energy costs of V.R. inarguably higher, developers and users of the technology should consider the effects on the planet before diving in.
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I do think it's a scam instigated by Gogo, which is inarguably one of the most evil corporations on the face of the planet.
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It is inarguably a song about the Superbowl, with an esprit de corps that brings to mind a highschool marching band and color guard rally.
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I am not blaming the inarguably talented White, who oversaw the vibrant Off Broadway sleeper hit "Our Dear Dead Drug Lord," which is still running.
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Blevins is inarguably popular, a streamer with more than 16 million subscribers on YouTube, 10 million on Twitch, and over 3 million followers on Twitter.
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For many, cup-sized swimsuits are simply a non-negotiable, but the options that do exist are inarguably limited, and oftentimes seriously lacking in style.
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While smart suitcase startup Raden is inarguably a hardware company, they've decided to test the social waters by diving headfirst into the world of stickers.
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Yes, the manager who made arguably—or maybe even inarguably—the worst decision of the 2016 postseason could be the glue that's holding this together.
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The Xbox One also brings Xbox Game Pass to the table, which is almost inarguably the best game service that you can get right now.
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But since the #MeToo movement started less than a year ago, we have seen an overcorrection in society that is dangerous and inarguably anti-men.
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Horseshoe Bay Beach is inarguably stunning, with aqua waters advancing and retreating on an arc of sugar-soft blush-colored sand bookended by rocky cliffs.
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Single-use plastics are inarguably convenient, but those forks from on-the-go meals have to wind up somewhere, and very often, they become litter.
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It's inarguably great to try and encourage more people to choose bikes over cars, but the convenience that dockless bike-sharing offers also invites its downfall.
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The moon was thoughtful enough to wait until our holiday weekend ended to start stirring the pot, which it inarguably did starting at 10:20 a.m.
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Musician, producer, designer and recent deserter of a big red The Voice chair, Pharrell Williams, 43, is inarguably one of the most talented multi-hyphenates working.
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That's inarguably a good thing, but like anything relating to immigration and foreign labor, it is possible it could get swept up in the partisan twister.
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Airbnb horror stories are hardly uncommon, and there have been a number of incidents at properties that are inarguably more traumatizing than Speller's laughably shitty receptacle.
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Niantic's Pokémon GO was inarguably a master stroke in terms of tailoring software to a hardware platform — using the phone's camera and GPS to brilliant effect.
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Ah, Pro Bowl weekend is here again, the time when sports fans politely ignore what is inarguably the worst of the major leagues' all-star setups.
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But scratch the inarguably playful surface of 100 Wonderbreads of the World and you'll nonetheless find plenty of consideration paid to this carbohydrate canon of personalities.
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But the aggressively optimistic and inarguably swanky information sessions like the one I attended can mask some of the more complicated scientific realities surrounding egg freezing.
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And while this is inarguably an elaborate plot to pass a test, it's certainly not the most advanced way students have used tech to cheat the system.
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And while that is an inarguably positive step toward a more inclusive industry, it doesn't mean companies should treat privacy, security, and considerate design as an afterthought.
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The case will mark the first time the Supreme Court is debating transgender rights, and the decision will inarguably set the tone for trans rights moving forward.
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Her new album, Abbar el Hamada (translation: Across the Hamada), should give her a deserved push toward more recognition, as it's an inarguably beautiful piece of work.
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Some might call it bold, others naïve, to have two consoles coming out so close to one another, one of which is inarguably better than the other.
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The technology does inarguably provide some practical benefits, like helping visitors navigate the museum, and may be of great interest to labyrinthine institutions for that feature alone.
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Yet what makes "The Big Sick" an inarguably political movie is the representation of an immigrant who is singularly talented and just an average, confused American guy.
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With an instant classic like "Channel Orange" and a career-defining masterpiece like "Blonde," Ocean is inarguably one of our most talented and innovative singer-songwriter-producers.
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Without a comprehensive approach to filling in the service gaps left by ride-hailing, they will be inarguably worse off than if the council had done nothing.
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They are inarguably better against Cleveland with Green at center, but how sustainable will that success be now that it's not a devastating counterpunch but option No. 1?
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And while it's inarguably good to force developers to include privacy policies, it doesn't mean they those are going to be easy to wrap your head around. [9to5Mac]
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They have inarguably been a huge boon to the US economy, bringing in more visitors and adding airline choices -- often low-cost and high-value -- for American consumers.
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On Twitter, fans have taken notice of these inarguably bizarre shots of Danny Rand (played by Game of Thrones star Finn Jones) showing off his sick chest tattoo.
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Their works, self-described as "erotica to save our souls," are a lethal combination of witticism and liberalism: both areas in which our President-elect is inarguably inadequate.
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If you look at the shot in slow motion, the force of impact was inarguably stronger, but the Kevlar managed to absorb and deflect the bullet as intended.
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Inarguably the most famous of the animal vibrator kingdom, the Rabbit hails from Japan, where obscenity laws effectively bar the distribution of products that might sexually arouse consumers.
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One camp pointed out that The Goldfinch was inarguably immersive and argued that its preoccupations with art and beauty and morality were profound enough to justify everything else.
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You could make a fair case for just about all of them individually, and the map overall is inarguably more compact, contiguous and rational than what preceded it.
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Now that Spotify, originally a streaming service for music, has quickly established itself as a formidable player in podcast media, it is inarguably the most significant company in audio.
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Because it's great, and while LeChuck's Revenge is arguably better than its predecessor, the lack of witty ripostes while engaged in blade-clashing combat inarguably made it less memorable.
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The flip side to all of that, is that if a technology like Dopamine can actually encourage retention on apps aimed at self-improvement, that's an inarguably good thing.
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It will mark the first time the Supreme Court is hearing a case regarding transgender rights, and the decision will inarguably set the tone for trans rights moving forward.
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The times are inarguably a changin', but driving with weed in your car will likely be a serious offense long after the last state makes the seemingly inevitable conversion.
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Coverage swimwear is enjoying a glorious moment, from high-waisted bikini bottoms to long-sleeved one-pieces — and sun protection, whatever form it takes, is inarguably a good idea.
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It is an inarguably bad thing -- no matter which party you identify with -- for one half of the country to think the nation's top elected leader is a racist.
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Instead, it appears to prioritize athletic eligibility, not education, and in doing so it inarguably ends up punishing athletes at poorer schools, particularly America's historically black colleges and universities.
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Opening Saturday's concert with the Cello Concerto was almost an act of diplomacy: It's inarguably Czech in its character, though it was written during the composer's years in America.
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It's a smash hit with the right, and is currently ranked #3 on Amazon's bestseller list in Ancient Greek History, and #174 in Humor—an inarguably more competitive category.
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Nike's big Kaepernick ad campaign debuted last September, and though hashtags encouraging a boycott (or bonfires) of the supposedly anti-patriotic brand's apparel trended briefly, it was inarguably a success.
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But whichever side of that particular dress debate you fall on, it inarguably announced the new FLOTUS as a first lady who would have marked fashion influence during her tenure.
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However much patriotism might come into play, it's less of a factor than the reality that Huawei has emerged as an inarguably strong competitor at every tier of the market.
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Inarguably, impeachment proceedings would be divisive, as Pelosi has often said, and no matter what happens in the House, impeachment has no chance of succeeding in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The year inarguably belonged to Ashley Graham, whose steady rise to fame included landing the cover of American Vogue, still considered the ultimate coup for any model in the industry.
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However, Eubank has inarguably angered people with two comments made over the last couple of weeks—derision Langford and Warren could never match their plans to fight Eubank being scuppered.
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On face value alone, this is is atmospheric, minimalist, exploratory doom at its peak, and once its emotional depth is taken into account, we're left with an inarguably essential release.
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That logic would leave a personage like Jackson—who inarguably did some terrible things, but is honored in New Orleans for defending the city during the War of 1812—unaffected.
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If that time fails to allow space for joy — which laughter is inarguably a core part of — is it really so shocking that workers are feeling drained, used and unfulfilled?
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Drake—the rapper who has inarguably become the international face of Toronto—was announced as the newest recipient of the honor on Thursday via an essay posted to Tory's Twitter account.
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It's neither helpful nor harmful, precisely; more like an attempt to feel a level of agency and control in the face of forces that are, inarguably, a lot bigger than themselves.
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If you haven't read our review, these are the best Beats headphones yet, according to The Verge's Chris Welch, with a noise cancellation effect and sound quality that are inarguably great.
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This video is meant to be ridiculous, and any piece of artwork that finagles this hard to get 30 different iPhones and a dozen iPhone features front and center is inarguably ridiculous.
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And it's also inarguably a good thing for this scrutinization to come from outside parties, though there is inherent bias in the chosen topics given they were hand-selected by Twitter itself.
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Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo has been testing, mapping, and laying the groundwork for its commercial self-driving taxi service for three times as long, and its technology is inarguably more mature.
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This brings me to Serenity, which opened this weekend, and is inarguably Hathaway's A Simple Favor moment, in that the movie is actively bad, but her performance left me gasping and wigless.
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In case you've been absent from the pop culture universe, the best dressed attendees ahead are mostly powerhouse teens, asserting themselves as smarter, more creative and, inarguably, more stylish than ever before.
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Meanwhile, the most revealing number from New Hampshire may be this: About 65% of Democratic voters chose a candidate other than Sanders or Warren -- who are inarguably more progressive than the others.
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Boosted has cultivated a loyal customer base over the last eight years because it inarguably builds the highest-quality electric skateboards but also because it fostered a close relationship with its customers.
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Game of Thrones was inarguably the biggest television series of the decade, and fans of the show are either devastated that it's over or, more likely, angry at the way it ended.
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But these episodes have inarguably cost New Yorkers and their employers millions of dollars each year in lost productivity, forfeited wages and extra expenses, like unplanned taxi rides and extended child care.
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The fillet sits on a smear of labneh, an ingredient that it would seem the kitchen were overusing if each dish it popped up in were not so inarguably suited to it.
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Inarguably brilliant, Justice Scalia — like all of us — left a mixed record in his long tenure, and his impact on the Supreme Court and on our culture is not uniformly to be praised.
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After troop deployments in Korea and then Vietnam, which continued into the 1970s, the Second World War retroactively took on additional meaning: a battle against an inarguably evil foe who was utterly defeated.
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The player is none other than Lee "Life" Seung Hyun, a favorite for this year's season of World Championship Series StarCraft II, and inarguably one of the best StarCraft players in the world.
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Last night's episode of "Game of Thrones" was a wild ride and inarguably one of an epic show's more epic moments — if you could see it through the dark and the blotchy video.
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The real Atlanta is the epicenter of trap, which is inarguably the dominant style of rap and probably the single largest influence on Top 40 music in the United States at the moment.
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Arnaud's book makes an inarguably fine addition to any Detroit-lover's library, and it is not my intention to make it the sacrificial lamb in the ongoing battleground around gentrification in the city.
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The Fifty Shades movies are wildly out of step with current conversations about female empowerment and independence, widely (and snidely) scoffed at as softcore porn for suburban housewives, and inarguably silly — sometimes intentionally so.
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And while it's true that I've never considered myself a person who needs a lot of stuff, having a baby is an inarguably life-altering business; perhaps it would change this part of me.
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We know this will be an adjustment for you, dear readers, as you will be barred from supporting the objectively correct opinions, inarguably accurate takes, and impeccable tastes published every day here at Noisey.
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Yet such inclinations are inarguably the product of an animal's neurobiology, which is itself the result of a long evolutionary history that has adapted the animal's brain and sensory organs to specific environmental conditions.
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Group C — the Carol, Ezekiel, Shiva, and Jerry group — was inarguably my favorite, because Carol and Ezekiel's chemistry is smokin', Ezekiel's "fake it til' you make it" mentality is actually intriguing, and Jerry is adorable.
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Trump has inarguably coarsened political discourse and is uniquely willing to conduct himself in political wars in a way that most political figures would view as demeaning to his office as president or party nominee.
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For Bhutanese American women who are on average earning 38 cents for every dollar White, non-Hispanic men make, these increasing costs are inarguably the difference between having health insurance or having to go uninsured.
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Silly and stupid and selfish though human beings inarguably are, I am, reluctantly, for them — for us — because so far as we know, we're it for consciousness in this universe, the only game in town.
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I really enjoyed playing Steve Lift because he is a crazy, larger-than-life kind of character and my favorite thing about Steve is that while he is inarguably a terrible person, he doesn't think so.
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Whatever you may think of Facebook, the Israeli spyware company known as the NSO Group — whose products have been used to compromise devices belonging to lawyers, dissidents, journalists and diplomats around the world — is inarguably worse.
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But so is all of science, and despite the frequent missteps and broken promises, facial recognition is inarguably a technology with which we all will be engaging in the future, whether we like it or not.
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Inarguably, it proved their goal isn't just the destruction of all humans because, actually, they seem to need humans (alive humans, since the zombie-like wights are different) in order to create more of their own kind.
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But Google is also inarguably useful; this is why, despite knowing that my every move is being tracked by the company, I still make use of Google search, Gmail, and Google Docs, among its other myriad services.
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This is, inarguably, a lot of stuff to happen in the matter of 24-ish hours — and the rumors of mass misfortune are already starting to swirl — but it probably won't be as gloomy as it sounds.
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Essentially the fund and its investment thesis is a response to the often heard complaint that while inarguably innovative, Silicon Valley isn't focusing enough of its energy on the people that could most benefit from this innovation.
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Wilson — who was a past president of Princeton University — was inarguably, thoroughly racist, even by the standards of his time, but it's at least plausible to argue that he had other accomplishments that are worthy of recognition.
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It's certainly nice (and crucial) for the agencies responsible for overseeing these age-verification efforts to have privacy and security in mind when it comes to what are, inarguably, some of site users' most private viewing habits.
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After a 31-0 dismantling of Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinal—inarguably the best win anyone has had all season—Clemson is looking like the only team in the country that could beat Alabama.
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It's a grimly cynical view of modern Russia that's inarguably blunt (especially in an extended shot of Zhenya, running on a treadmill to nowhere, the word "Russia" emblazoned on her sweatsuit) but no less chilling for that.
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" — Alexander Fick, 27, Kansas City, Mo. "The placement of the girl figure is clearly, inarguably designed to interact with the original artwork, and to impose a meaning on that artwork that was never intended by the sculptor.
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It's not as if anyone points out the cannibalism in Silence of the Lambs as a play for shock value, or called the Academy Award-winning film unwatchable — despite the fact that it's inarguably more challenging to stomach.
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Capital is a commodity these days, but unfettered access to customers and the inner workings of a business as byzantine and labyrinthine as some of the world's largest beverage companies, car companies or media companies is inarguably valuable.
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It's the end of what has inarguably been the biggest, messiest controversy of the paid streaming era, and my colleague Micah Singleton has plenty of thoughts on how it happened and what it means for the music industry.
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Unless the furniture is (a) inarguably your right to take, (b) something you consider necessary that you won't be able to replace for less than the cost of moving it, or (c) extremely special to you, let it go.
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So, while Henderson is inarguably the most accomplished fighter among Bellator's current crop of UFC-outcasts, its not unlikely that he's given a warmup fight or two before he's given a title shot—be it at welterweight or lightweight.
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Aaron Gordon, who delivered inarguably the greatest second place dunk contest performance of all time, got elevated last night in the Magic's loss to the Nets to do a reverse slam that had no regard for shame or hesitation.
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While inarguably successful in getting Terrell Suggs all geeked up to go beat the Buffalo Bills, Lewis's language tends to work less well on the page, as demonstrated by the steroidal koan that greets you on the Chargers' site.
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And despite the fact that he is inarguably one of the best baseball players to have ever played the game, he was always difficult for people to really root for, something that's usually a requirement for a sports superstar.
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The meaning of the line as best as I can gather is really just "Bad things happen to good people," so if you had a tough time today you might relate — although this puzzle is inarguably a good thing.
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Though Glazer has previously expressed distaste for the word "bisexual" — "The definition is so futile," she told Flare in 2016 — the show is inarguably queer, showing both Ilana and, this most recent season, Abbi sleeping with both men and women.
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The Simpsons, inarguably the greatest American animated series ever no matter what you think of its subpar later seasons, paid homage to the show with a couch gag a few seasons back, with Bart and Homer replacing Finn and Jake.
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Personality and celebrity play an inarguably smaller role in Swiss politics than they do in the US. This is due in part to the country's use of system called a "direct democracy"––a version of which took place in ancient Athens.
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Even Something Awful, a very different sort of forum but inarguably one of the most successful examples of the forum format, looks to be on its last legs, plus it's not like everyone decided to go back to RPG.net. Itch.
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The reality star whose real name is June Shannon has been undergoing a somewhat concerning but inarguably transformative weight loss on WE's seven-episode reality show, Mama June: From Not To Hot and the time has come for her big reveal.
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According to sources (which are inarguably real and without bias and/or investment in the story) the fight (which is definitely not a publicity stunt, no matter what Nate Diaz says) is all set to go for September in Las Vegas.
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Democrats have inarguably overperformed in a series of special elections since Trump was inaugurated, flipping a U.S. Senate seat, a House seat and nearly two dozen GOP-held state legislative seats, some in deep-red territory like Oklahoma, Missouri and Wisconsin.
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She was very serious, and taught everyone a valuable lesson, but the holy-shit-am-I-hallucinating-right-now effect it must have had at the time means it's also inarguably one of the most entertaining moments in Oscar history.
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Yet Coker is notable precisely because he is not: while Alabama hardly wins in spite of him, he is nowhere close to the catalyst for what could be the Crimson Tide's fourth title in seven seasons, an inarguably dynastic run.
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Syeh is inarguably none of these things, and so the museum guard's refusal to admit her to the museum smacks of misogyny — especially when you consider that many of the works in said museum take naked women as their subject.
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Over his half-century as a performer, he was inarguably less well known to the general public than the titans, like Isaac Stern, who had come before him, and those, like Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman, who came soon after.
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While the timeline and events of their real-life past don't completely match what's portrayed in the film (which John executive produced), the two were intertwined for quite some time and inarguably a significant part of each other's lives, despite the outcome.
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They have cap space and more draft picks on hand—Philadelphia still owns the Los Angeles Lakers' first-round pick in 2017, a draft class that's expected to be far better than this year's—and they are inarguably headed in the right direction.
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I am not a Joan Didion superfan by any means, but I accepted my editor's offer to write about this new book that I probably wouldn't have otherwise read because it is always, at the very least, inarguably nice to read Joan Didion.
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The chatterbox producer and DJ is inarguably one of the most important figures in the history of British electronic music and club culture and our friends over at Noisey were lucky enough to sit him down for the latest instalment of British Masters.
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The uproar caused by this transgression even prompted Lesnar's opponent Hunt to sue the UFC for what he perceives to be purposeful carelessness to allow Lesnar—inarguably one of UFC 200's biggest pay-per-view attractions—compete on their bumper bicentennial event.
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He is inarguably less "embarrassing" than Mr. Moore to the polite circles frequented by Mr. Strange, whose sister-in-law, Murray Johnston, a vocally anti-Trump quilt artist with whom I grew up in Birmingham, is working enthusiastically to elect Mr. Jones.
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But when Noah storms out, hurt that a guy he'd gone so far out of his way for could repay him like this, Anton reveals he was playing to type in order to do well in the class, which he inarguably did.
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And NBC and CBS, like Fox News before them, now face questions about where their managerial systems broke down — as they inarguably did — to allow such sickening behavior to go unaddressed in ways that allowed the offenses to repeat themselves over years.
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The problems which cropped up across New York as it began rapidly industrializing and growing in population during the 1830s were inarguably more visceral than the internet boom of the 2000s, though the regulatory environments that gave rise to both were similarly wanting.
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Sextortion campaigns and phishing attacks that can give a hacker access to your desktop are hardly unique forms of online exploitation, but this newly spotted malware indicates that they aren't going anywhere and that people are still easily duped by inarguably unsettling threats.
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There is, though, inarguably at least a little bit of shame in getting routed off the mound in three straight starts, and that's where Harvey, who is ostensibly healthy and yet pitching worse than he ever has in his professional career, sits today.
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But despite Bundy's notoriety, inarguably drawing lots of prurient interest, the recounting of his life story in Conversations With a Killer is a bit of a slog — and one that left me wondering, in the end, if the series is too fixated on its villain.
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News about Apple or Apple products accounted for half a dozen of our 17 most-read Gear stories of the year, and for good reason: this year, the company celebrated the ten-year anniversary of the iPhone, the personal product that inarguably changed the world.
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This Watch the Throne cut is inarguably one of Kanye's greatest videos, as well as possibly his strongest collaboration with Spike Jonze—a freewheeling celebration of excess that doubles as the perfect representative clip for the gaudy haughtiness of the album that it accompanies.
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The Unsexy Lady Bag Last season, Staud may have made the barrel bag the most sought-after plus-one, and Simon Miller and Jacquemus may have given us the inconceivably tiny — and inarguably nonsensical — microbag, but spring 2019 (thankfully!) saw a return to practicality.
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Luchs scrap-wood sculptures look like the nkisi spirit-objects that appear in villages throughout the Congo Basin in Central Africa, pitted with nails and ringed with wire, featuring ghostly puffs of spray paint in shapes that are both extremely amorphous and somehow inarguably rabbits.
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My current job in London I landed indirectly from a referral from a former classmate in D.C. I think that over all, the caliber of the university that you went to is inarguably important, but the culture of the overall environment is more impactful.
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Four months after Strength of a Woman's release, it's unclear if the album will be regarded with the same esteem and commercial success as some of Blige's most heralded works, even though it's a return to Sad Mary, what's inarguably her most reliable fount of acclaim.
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And in the past, she's successfully built herself a positive news cycle by positioning herself as a much-maligned victim in public celebrity drama — both in cases where she really was inarguably in the right (her sexual assault case) and ones where she maybe wasn't (Kanyegate).
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Or perhaps the problem is that the instruments of Janis Joplin, Joan Jett, Kim Deal, and other inarguably rock-ass women were not coveted by collectors, for fear that the smell of their menstrual blood on the instruments might attract wolves or curse the other objects in their collections.
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Inarguably, Uber has had many problems — an array of lawsuits, faltering economics, and international issues — but Fowler's mid-February post, "Reflecting On One Very, Very Strange Year at Uber" was the bomb that set off a major overhaul and ousting of key executives, including, eventually, CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Despite Centrelink being inarguably at fault—given its own system made the alleged overpayments in the first place—it is the accused citizen who must somehow prove that they haven't been overpaid, and they only have a 21-day period in which to do so before facing harsher penalties.
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We've long known that the body doesn't want to lose weight, to give up its "stubborn" extra pounds—but the study showed that it puts up much more of a fight than anyone thought, refusing to recognize our cultural conviction that skinniness is inarguably superior, physically and morally.
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Ryan Gosling saving jazz in La La Land is inarguably the Oscar-winning film's greatest legacy, and certainly one of Gosling's — thanks to him we have jazz, because he saved it — and Gosling used his Saturday Night Live season-premiere monologue to remind us of his jazz-saving.
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In the face of Kaine's incessant grilling, Pence blithely denied that Trump had made statements that he inarguably had, changed the subject to Hillary Clinton's failings, mocked Kaine for being scripted and dismissed Kaine and Clinton as career politicians — ignoring the fact that he fits that description, too.
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Into the zeitgeist Whether or not "non-jihadist" beheadings are on the increase, this brutal method of killing has inarguably come to occupy a larger part of the public consciousness, as ISIS's beheadings have grabbed international headlines and the terror group's call on supporters to attack "disbelievers" has reverberated worldwide.
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As discussed earlier this week, it's kind of a bummer to watch Apple get rid of features that have served the average consumer perfectly well for a full decade, primarily in favor of pushing incrementally larger screen displays and inarguably innovative but arguably obnoxious new features that aren't especially popular.
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These positive emotions arose from finding something good in an inarguably awful situation of the partner's often prolonged, painful death — gratitude that they had good friends supporting them, pride that they had been able to care for their partner at home, and relief that the partner was no longer suffering.
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Arguably the most written-about figure in the dance world of the last quarter century, Jones is inarguably the most broadly laureled, with a National Medal of Arts and a Kennedy Center Honor and Tony Awards and a Dorothy & Lillian Gish Prize and a MacArthur Fellowship and, without hyperbole, scores more.
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Fears of a similar situation materialising between Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko—inarguably the biggest heavyweight fight to book right now in all of combat sports—were heightened as the World Boxing Association (WBA) failed to decide whether they would include their title among the prizes on offer in this fight.
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Inarguably the most popular player in the history of Iowa State basketball, Hoiberg went on to work in the front office of the Minnesota Timberwolves after a 10-year N.B.A. career and had never coached at any level when Iowa State administrators handed him the keys to the program in 2010.
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When author Carmen Maria Machado tweeted "Why even pretend like he gives a shit about female characters?" in response to the Cannes story, she was expressing a sentiment that seems to be more about the man than his movies — which, love or hate them, have inarguably centered some complex, considered women characters.
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And while the roomful of East Coast wonks, politicians, and media executives may dearly wish we could return to some other time, or force some other reality upon the inarguably too-big companies that have brought us into this future, there are plenty billionaires out in California just as determined to never surrender an inch.
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The error in the timeline published by what is inarguably the Paper of Record for memes might work as an overly complicated meta Easter egg — this meme about being out of touch is so powerful that it actually scrambles the brains of the most in-touch people on the face of the Earth. Wow!
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Their stories might not be the stuff of dramatic premium cable television shows, but they are inarguably the stuff of everyday life during the painful, often traumatic expansion of a nation that would someday look back on that period with a nostalgia and awe and desire to recapture it, somehow, in a premium cable television show.
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The most telling thing about the conversations that have followed the release of Wes Anderson's latest film, Isle of Dogs — a movie that, whatever you think of it, is inarguably about Western assumptions about Japan — is the gap between the thoughtful and measured criticism (much of it from Asian American writers) and the outraged, outsized response to that criticism online.
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Of course, while helping the kids is inarguably great, the kinds of real, meaningful changes that will be required to stem the tide of gun violence depend entirely on the federal legislature in Washington, D.C. Unfortunately for all of us, an intractable Republican party and absolute abomination of a U.S. president continue to stand in the way of making those necessary changes.
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Along with Lil Wayne, Jay obviously deeply influenced Kanye (in fact, Jay literally gave him his break) and Drake, who are inarguably the three most important rappers of the generation that followed him (yes, loosely, as Wayne and Jay have been rapping equally long), as well as the three rappers who have probably done the most, besides Jay, to push hip-hop into mainstream culture.
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Basketball, though, is mature enough to look its future in the face—whether it's your favorite or not, the NBA is pretty much inarguably the only big pro sports league that doesn't have its head up its ass—and also very lucky that the game, when played most efficiently and most effectively, happens to be precisely the game that people most want to watch and play.
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But the outrage is at risk of being misdirected, and will be followed by the realization that the colloquial "fake news" — the newslike media, amateur and professional, for which truth is defined first in personal and political terms, and which must only meet the bar of not being obviously, inarguably, demonstrably false — will continue growing apace, gaining authority by sheer force, not despite Facebook but because of it.
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" (He then goes on to enumerate all of the ways in which Thomas Tallis is inarguably a fantastic composer.) Of Britten's choral writing, he claims that the "Missa Brevis" is "the best of [his] commissioned liturgical works" — I found myself whimpering into the pages, "But what about 'A Hymn to the Virgin,' with that macaronic text and that Jacob's ladder up to the lines 'Of all thou bearest the prize, Lady, queen of paradise'?
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The price of fitness classes is inarguably expensive (a single SoulCycle class costs $36), and while subscriptions and models like ClassPass can greatly lower the prices of attending these extremely gendered workouts (men are occasionally in attendance in cycling classes, though I have yet to ever see a man at barre), and even though the elevated pricing may mimic the so-called pink tax on a slew of women's goods—I can't help but ask myself, are they really worth it?
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On Since I Left You, The Avalanches possessed the capability to bring a tear to your eye just seconds after making you laugh out loud, the latter of which is important to keep in mind: it's extremely hard to make music that sounds funny—the 2010s inarguably being a decade in which humorlessness has reigned supreme in indie culture, particularly—but The Avalanches' sonic giggles felt effortless and breezy in a way that few musicians have achieved before or afterwards.
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Her suit epitomizes one of the fundamental tensions of the use of art as a spearhead for gentrification: developers are more than happy to accommodate artists when their interventions bring new interest and value to properties or neighborhoods — and Craig's mural has inarguably become one of Detroit's best-loved works of public art — but once these holdings have sufficiently appreciated, little consideration is paid to the sweat, material, and professional equity that went into the works, from both the artists and surrounding communities.
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