It follows that I've been a professional writer for only
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"It follows that same sort of philosophical point," Acharya said.
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It follows that Israel's 70th birthday should be a reckoning.
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It follows that some security firms see a new business opportunity.
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Either way, it follows that model in a lot of ways.
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It follows that her hustle to become Mulan has been relentless.
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It follows that we should see that reflected in sales somewhere.
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It follows that they could abstain, just as regular voters did.
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They are married, and it follows that her happiness is his happiness.
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It follows that areas constituting things like "Cowboys Country" are utter bullshit.
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It follows that voters will have high expectations for their new government.
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It follows that they should be able to define their own gender.
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So it follows that Pied Piper might nerd itself out of existence.
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And if you don't save, it follows that you won't invest either.
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It follows that marketing and customer service become important points of differentiation.
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" It follows that art becomes "the human potential for an aesthetic awareness.
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It follows that policies targeting these clusters tend to outperform those that don't.
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It follows that these years are wildly revealing, especially for their enduring trauma.
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It follows that the president does not have "absolute" power to pardon himself.
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So it follows that the Brazilian Amazon is also experiencing record-breaking deforestation.
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It follows that only the federal government can set regulatory policy in this area.
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It follows that he considers Republicans to be open to a course correction now.
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So, it follows that Google would want to make its "freshest" results mobile-first.
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It follows that Ramadan is a perfect fit for my particular brand of Islam.
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And because it's more social it follows that it has greater mass market potential.
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It follows that teenagers, who are literally the next generation, are Lilith's target audience.
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It follows that by cautioning girls away from these experiences, we are not protecting them.
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It follows that Russia will put pressure on the region, with severe ramifications for NATO.
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Naturally, it follows that many hospitals could start scaling back operations and treat fewer patients.
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Cash in this competitive market is king, so it follows that mortgage demand would weaken.
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And so it follows that there will be fewer such reports and fewer such articles.
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If other professionals snitched on their clients, it follows that more sentences could be in jeopardy.
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It follows that if his ink is meant to represent Sansa Stark, Turner's is, too — right?
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So it follows that AT&T-owned HBO can compete by spending just as much, right?
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So, the authors observed, it follows that law enforcements' DNA databases mirror those unequal incarceration rates.
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Since spending on foreign oil is falling, it follows that other industries are bearing the brunt.
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And it follows that an anti-climactic fog hangs over much of Memories...Do Not Open.
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It follows that Democrats should not be so comfortable eviscerating the preferred candidate of African Americans.
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So, it follows that scientists might wonder if bigger-brained guppies really do have the right preferences.
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Superhero films are designed for the mass market, so it follows that their themes must be palatable.
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Obviously, it follows that her next move would be to take full control over shades and formulas.
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It follows that his latest trendsetting move — a technique he's calling "wave formation" — is just as rad.
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Given the disadvantages faced by Indigenous Australians, it follows that they're also under-represented in science fields.
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It follows that a key part of tackling climate change is figuring out how to decarbonize cities.
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It follows that, as Stephen Hawking recently put it, humanity has never lived in more dangerous times.
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It follows that the break up of the Soviet Union in 1991 did not suddenly make America safe.
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It follows that, in failing to protect him from Mr Mueller, the department is not doing its job.
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When love is the basis for marriage, it follows that a marriage without love should be put asunder.
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It follows that in social games, a social activity like dancing should be able to find a place.
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It follows that good designers conserve the number of things users need to learn to get stuff done.
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"It follows that the resulting search was conducted as though there were no warrant at all," Young wrote.
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They possesses almost magical abilities—as veritable deities, it follows that the moral quests they follow are absolute.
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It follows that impeachment itself is the clearly defined remedy for presidential refusal of the granted impeachment authority.
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If submitting is an act of trust, it follows that commenting on a submission is an act of dominance.
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It follows that more constructive politics, as well as faster economic growth, could do much to calm the fury.
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In that sense, a Senate source says, it "follows that the family could feel less than warm" about Trump.
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So it follows that even after your skin clears, you can live in fear of the symptoms coming back.
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If Hogwarts is the Oxford of the wizarding world of Harry Potter, it follows that there be a Harvard.
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If most currencies are "too" cheap against the dollar, it follows that the dollar itself must be too expensive.
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It follows that a politics organized around abortion could look very different from a politics organized around business regulation.
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And so, it follows that Europe needs to find a way to integrate its alienated and isolated Arab-European youth.
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Some might be convinced of the falsehood that if someone has more wealth it follows that others necessarily have less.
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It follows that I have found no evidence that the BBC as a corporate body was aware of Savile's conduct.
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It follows that Nick suffers from the same affliction as all television characters who are addicts — not particularly original storytelling.
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It follows that Trump and his team can greatly promote both of these interests through nuclear energy and uranium mining.
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It follows that all grass-roots activism not authorized by the state has a foreign origin and is foreign-funded.
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It follows that 'critical habitat' is the subset of 'habitat' that is 'critical' to the conservation of an endangered species.
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So it follows that she has some concerns about safety as they travel north as part of the migrant caravan.
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Because if we use lower-quality spices, it follows that the taste of the chorizo will also be lower quality.
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Since they encourage people to enjoy the outdoors, it follows that they should play a role in protecting those outdoors.
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It follows that the Advocate Generals appeal in the case of Cherry is dismissed and Mrs Millers appeal is allowed.
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It follows that if a sulfur-rich object slammed into Earth, it would leave behind a high carbon-to-nitrogen ratio.
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He writes about dark and twisted forces in the universe; it follows that his sex scenes contain dark and twisted elements.
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It follows that young people should hold more of their wealth in risky stocks than people who are close to retirement.
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It follows that baseball is a close cousin to them too—which has been even more confounding to the game's aficionados.
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When you have problematic skin, it follows that you quickly become obsessed with trying skin-care products that promise big results.
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And if you spend hours getting intricate designs on your nails, it follows that you want to post them to Instagram.
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It follows that climate policy will have to grow much stronger across the board to meet long-term US climate goals.
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It follows that people might gladly grab onto online resources as excuses to stop talking about them in the real world.
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It follows that we all have the conversation Trump wants us to have because we allow ourselves to fall off script.
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Again, if the other side is bad and untrustworthy, it follows that extraordinary means should be taken to secure electoral victory.
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It follows that a child you and your husband might have together wouldn't be depriving a foster child of a home.
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When our most powerful leaders are bigoted, it follows that ordinary people would follow, feeling as though they've been given permission.
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Combine that proposition with Trump's tendencies, and it follows that media outlets shouldn't spread the president's claims without fact-checking them.
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So it follows that turning the age my mom was when she bore me, lovingly, screamingly, from her body, feels significant.
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"If this is the case, it follows that the remaining pool of female contenders for C-suite positions remains richer with talent."
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SM: It follows that the act of growing up means things are darker and more complicated by the end of Peppermint Soda.
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It follows that competition is harmed, because the company that made the product that the consumer actually prefers cannot make the sale.
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It follows that the vegan diet, by eliminating dairy and egg, would reduce emissions the most, as confirmed by a subsequent study.
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So it follows that once the crusade concludes, former acne sufferers, like soldiers, can experience a bit of a skin identity crisis.
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It follows that these parents are now asking nannies to keep phones, tablets, computers and TVs off and hidden at all times.
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If bonds are providing less diversification in a balanced portfolio, it follows that investors need to dial down their exposure to risk.
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And thus, it follows that "Turn Down For What" would be an instant choice for a figure skater planning a new routine.
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It follows that the crisis in the world economy that has been triggered by the COVID-28500 outbreak requires a global solution.
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And it follows that it's better to gin up the economy in the second half of their tenure, starting around the midterms.
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If so, it follows that the troves of oil and gas that companies own rights to will be stranded in the ground.
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"So, it follows that evolving changes in 2021 earnings expectations will likely determine what investors should expect from stock prices in 2020."
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It follows that, in order to increase the number of people buying insurance, the policy goal should be to decrease the price.
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If you think such exploration is a worthy endeavor, then it follows that the government should continue to fund the space station.
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Since Azor Ahai's return will almost definitely be an element of season 8, it follows that the Great Other's champion would be, too.
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" Stephanopoulos then pressed about why that stance applies if it follows that "a women is there making the choice to take a life?
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So it follows that it would be seeking to offer noise cancellation that extends beyond the relatively controlled hum of a Boeing 737.
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If the value created in a business is an incumbent's stamp of approval, it follows that the business will be hard to disrupt.
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It follows that any successful effort to explain or even just describe religion in broad strokes may be on to a winning streak.
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It follows that men (and even many women) who seek power dare not display conventionally feminine characteristics—a sign of weakness, not strength.
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If mothers are glorified hobbyists who produce less value than nonmothers, it follows that they're getting a free ride on everyone else's labor.
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If you liked Summer Heights High (and I liked it well enough at the time), it follows that you should also enjoy Lunatics.
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And while Samsung hasn't offered much insight into the acquisition thus far, it follows that Fluenty could be a good match for Bixby.
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Given the area has done this well out of weapons of mass destruction, it follows that local politicians effectively worship at death's altar.
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Comedy relies on surprise, but refining your jokes requires repetition; it follows that most of the best comedians are experts at faking freshness.
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If she is underperforming with them, then it follows that she may do worse than expected when exposed more fully to Democrats nationally.
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And, if "Seven Samurai" tells Ludo all he needs to know, it follows that the boy will be schooled by his fictional models.
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" And if "people do not know who they are," Schlesinger wrote, it follows that "they are no longer sure what sex they are.
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It follows that we should know all that we can about that person's intelligence, temperament, knowledge, curiosity, stability, judgment, curiosity and diplomatic skill.
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And it follows that Russia would mean to use any information it grabbed to embarrass Biden and cause chaos in the 2020 election.
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So the Supreme Court is wrong to conclude that because an activity "substantially affects" interstate commerce it follows that Congress may regulate it.
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It follows that Europe's religious history must describe the half-successful imposition of, and then growing resistance to, various forms of spiritual bullying.
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First, if the U.S. dollar weakens against all other currencies, then it follows that emerging markets' currencies would appreciate against the U.S. dollar.
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And because theaters were then reimbursed for the full cost of each ticket, it follows that ticket revenues would have increased as well.
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As one of the most important mutant heroes, it follows that Halle Berry's Storm has appeared in all the X-Men movies so far.
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It's worth noting that if sex workers develop intimacy with their clients, and this can feel pleasurable, it follows that the opposite can happen.
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It follows that released data will get increasingly vulnerable to re-identification—unless methods with provable privacy properties are used for the data release.
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He also reasoned that as long as the death penalty remains constitutional, it follows that there must a constitutional method of carrying it out.
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When you raise a lot of money from a lot of people, it follows that a lot of people are interested in your candidacy.
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If rates are increasing, it follows that there are fewer autistic adults relative to autistic children; if rates are not increasing, then adults are underdiagnosed.
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From this simple proof, it follows that when tax rates are very high, it might be possible both to lower tax rates and raise revenues.
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" South African peer Vodacom said, "Vodacom has said on many occasions that Ethiopia is an attractive market so it follows that there would be interest.
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It follows that technologies that tailor learning to the pace and interests of students are likely to have bigger payoffs than those that do not.
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It follows that the U.K. should act in its own best interests and make a hasty exit from the sinking EU ship while it can.
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If you truly think that abortion murders a defenseless child, it follows that you'd support criminal penalties of some kind—perhaps even the death penalty.
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It follows that some of the biggest names in tech are known to live in some of the biggest price-tag mansions in the area.
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In an era of athleisure, when the tie has become optional, even for former presidents, it follows that shaving standards would also grow more relaxed.
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It follows that international assistance programs should be measured based on their development impact; just as diplomatic initiatives should be measured by their diplomatic impact.
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If you believe that things are in fact very bad and irrevocably broken, it follows that fixing them will not, and should not, be easy.
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It follows that no country can have diplomatic ties with both China and Taiwan, and that those which recognise Taiwan must be made to switch allegiances.
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So if this is the metaphor we're going with (and it is), it follows that you should employ similar preventative tactics, too — namely, always be prepared.
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So it follows that even after your skin clears — which, for Gloria, happened in her mid-20s — you can experience something of an acne identity crisis.
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Logically, because sexual orientation is a function of sex and sex is a protected characteristic under Title VII, it follows that sexual orientation is also protected.
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It follows that the large majority of Americans who support current levels of immigration, or higher levels, has aligned itself directly against the true national interest.
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Since the trauma with Alice only occurred six months ago, it follows that memories of Alice would be raw, immediate, and take up ample brain space.
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Cancer, according to them, arises from the lack of a nutrient they call vitamin B17, so it follows that ingesting that nutrient would fight the disease.
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It follows that, as EU law currently stands, it is for the Member States to regulate the conditions under which such services are to be provided.
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Historiographic metafiction is an intrinsically postmodern form, by Hutcheon's definition, and so it follows that these books have special pertinence to the moment of their writing.
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It requires replacing carb-heavy foods with high-fat and high-protein alternatives, so it follows that pizza is usually off-limits for the keto dieter.
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We already allow that sexual orientation lies on a spectrum; it follows that in the vast space between asexuality and hyper-sexuality, sexual desire does, too.
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Each poem is intensely personal since it follows that the poet is talking about "my" whatever it is, but each manages to also be about anybody.
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Kylie Jenner is the queen of Hollywood, so it follows that the palace guard can seize cameras of photogs who dare to shoot her royal highness.
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We rejected the conclusion that Murray and Harris say is virtually inescapable: that it follows that the black-white difference in IQ must be partly genetic.
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It follows that Mr. Trump lacks authority to fire Mr. Mueller under current rules, and he cannot personally impose new regulations to give himself that power.
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" [L5N1T82JF] South African peer Vodacom said, "Vodacom has said on many occasions that Ethiopia is an attractive market so it follows that there would be interest.
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It follows that President Trump and his advisors ought never become too confident about any expected North Korea crisis outcomes, or about their own relevant expertise.
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It follows that God and Nature are just two names for the same thing, the Being that comprises everything that ever existed or ever will exist.
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It follows that any move by the authorities to redress the balance by applying more resources to fighting ultra-rightists will still fail to satisfy Prevent's critics.
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If Star Wars droids are slaves – and after Solo, it seems impossible to see them any other way – it follows that their owners are, well, slave owners.
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In so many ways, Killing Eve is already a queer show, so it follows that it would benefit from having that queerness affirmed through a consummated relationship.
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If people treat gaming as an athletic competition (and there is certainly overlap at its highest levels), it follows that gaming wear will begin resembling sporting wear.
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It follows that Texas also leads the nation in wind energy production and generated fully a quarter of all wind energy in the United States in 2017.
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"It follows that dropping mortgage insurance premiums today will mean a whole lot more responsible borrowers are suddenly eligible to purchase a home through FHA," he said.
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It follows that for each of the bitcoin millionaires, there have been numerous casualties; the "get rich quick" punters who entered the market a little too late.
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It follows that if our continuing involvement in theatre is not apt to succeed according to this utterly minimum standard, it then becomes logically irrational to proceed.
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It follows that the chance that someone other than Mr. Trump leads the Republican Party to a loss is then three times 1.7, or around 5 percent.
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If we take that to be true, then it follows that women earn lower wages across the board than men do simply because they are less productive.
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It follows that same model as SMS where there's different carriers that control their own servers but they do a better job of talking to each other.
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So if Bob Dylan is a poet, it follows that anyone who does basically the same thing that Dylan does should be considered a poet as well.
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In a society obsessed with optimizing ourselves, it follows that figuring out the "nature" part of the "nature versus nurture" equation can give us that extra competitive edge.
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What they both actually seem to be saying is that they haven't read a great millennial novel, and because they are tastemakers, it follows that there isn't one.
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It follows that any limitation on religious freedom in the name of say, public order, must be "particularly narrow" and avoid blanket prohibitions of beliefs or religious movements.
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It follows that "Homer's Enemy," a sort of meta-episode where Homer's charmed life is challenged by the hardworking Frank Grimes, was my favorite episode of the bunch.
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Because eliminations are based on a contestant's score as well as votes from the viewing audience, it follows that Morris suffered from a serious lack of fan support.
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And so it follows that, in spaces of power, such as at the palaces of royalty, autocracy, and rulership, the ceiling becomes an exercise in communicating that domination.
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A rational candidate would not deliberately do something that unnecessarily jeopardizes his chances of victory, so it follows that the outburst must have been a mistake — a gaffe.
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The photo identification requirement is effective once the bill becomes law, so it follows that it would be in effect for a mandated rematch in the 9th District.
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Other position groups, including defensive lines, have seen shifts toward valuing speed and quickness over sheer size, and so it follows that offensive lines would do the same.
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It follows that the Facebook equipment will probably have had the same fate, its contents wiped, any identifying stickers removed and then propped up for sale on eBay.
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" It follows that "if the President must find time to comply with compulsory process in a civil lawsuit, so too must his senior advisors for a congressional subpoena.
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" Vodacom said in a statement at the time: "Vodacom has said on many occasions that Ethiopia is an attractive market so it follows that there would be interest.
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Penny doesn't get a normal death, so it follows that the episode focusing on that would be just as off-kilter as the story itself — and just as sad.
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It follows that a liberal Catholic (like Mr Halpin, for example) feels absolutely no spiritual commonality with conservative Catholics; if anything the common religion makes the antipathy even stronger.
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It follows that America must not forsake its rugged individualism: "We don't want to become like the rest of the world," Mr Rubio insists, delighting his many fellow exceptionalists.
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It follows that democracies need to find a large role for technocrats, not only to help solve serious problems, but also to reduce suspicion and enmity across political lines.
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It follows that the difference in the value of stocks under a President Clinton versus a President Trump is 16 times as large as Monday night's stock market shift.
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Depth/Non-LeBron Minutes It follows that if the Raptors better managed workloads and were a better team overall, their depth proved more important, something that was resoundingly true.
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It follows that a subordinate can be held accountable but the superior standing at the very top can be seen only as a savior, not responsible for any wrong.
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"If a ban on abortion after 15 weeks is unconstitutional, then it follows that a ban on abortion at an earlier stage of pregnancy is also unconstitutional," they wrote.
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It follows that chopping fresh figs and folding them into cake batter is not something you usually see, but that's exactly what happens in this recipe for fig cake.
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"So it follows that the key thing about the appointment of Christine Lagarde as the next head of the ECB is that she is not Jens Weidmann," he said.
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It follows that animators from all over the world would relate to Tarantino's style, so we gathered a few of our favorite animated GIFs inspired by his nine-film oeuvre.
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Friendships start to seem disposable when you move a lot If ecology does play a strong role in personality, it follows that something as simple as weather could change someone.
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" Mr. Cruz added, "that same columnist wrote a column comparing me to an evil demonic spirit from the movie, 'It Follows' that jumps apparently from body to body possessing people.
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If a Mexican federal judge can't preside impartially over a race-neutral civil suit against Trump, it follows that a Mexican federal judge can't fairly adjudicate any claims against him.
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It follows that, to the extent there is price sensitivity, higher prices and taxes would have the perverse effect of pushing your 133% of occasional users towards inhaling more smoke.
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At this stage of his career, the 51-year-old thrives on having a lot on his plate, so it follows that Wilco has another new LP out this year.
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It follows that if you, me, and Neil deGrasse Tyson (my favorite astrophysicist) are all sims in a simulation, there necessarily exists one or more simulators one level "above" us.
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It follows that if and when their agenda falters, Republicans will be more inclined to serve as a check on the president's lawlessness and shine a light on his wrongdoing.
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"It follows that national case law, such as that following from the judgment of 9 May 2013 ... ensures only limited protection for consumers," the ECJ said in its written ruling.
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If, as many people believe, we have a shortage of doctors in the United States, then it follows that we can fix this only by training and hiring more physicians.
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Because keeping Pakistan's nuclear bombs out of the wrong hands has long been a top priority for the United States and Europe, it follows that Pakistan's overall stability is crucial.
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From that theory it follows that methods of controlling the growth of health spending should focus on ways to reduce the use of unnecessary or only marginally beneficial health care.
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"It follows that a court cannot sustain agency action founded on a pretextual or sham justification that conceals the true 'basis' for the decision," U.S. District Court Judge Jesse Furman wrote.
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But, it follows that Markle has her own quiet opinions about U.S. politics, as she plans to on raising Archie as a "global citizen" with a strong understanding of American culture.
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It follows that when judges consider laws permitting terminally ill people to enlist the help of doctors in their deaths, they should keep in mind that such acts "are categorically wrong".
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When our definition of sexual assault encompasses a wide-ranging list of behaviors and power dynamics, it follows that conversations around consent should also embrace more nuanced emotional and physical boundaries.
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The Warriors, as a team, have already earned countless comparisons to the 90s-era Bulls, and it follows that Curry has been held up to Michael Jordan time and time again.
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It follows that the easiest and fairest way to begin the transition away from coal is to simply stop new mines from being built while the old ones gradually run down.
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If New York hip-hop was born from communities devastated by rampant neo-liberal economics, it follows that a city with as radical a history as Glasgow would have its own.
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After all, with women so high in demand, it follows that their value in society has risen and it's the men who face stigma if they can't marry and remain "leftover" men.
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From Axiom III, it follows that the powerful emotional energies at work in the struggles of Eros and Thanatos on the landscape of the human soul are transmutable directly into hit singles.
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Bonds are essentially loans, so it follows that a bond that does not return a lender's cash for 10 years would pay more than one that returns the cash in 3 months.
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So, it follows that her client roster is filled with celebs, including Kristen Stewart, Ashley Benson, Sofia Vergara, Rashida Jones, Diane Kruger, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, Rosario Dawson, Kiernan Shipka, and more.
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It follows that our vulnerable corporate networks constitute the border we most urgently need to secure, the one the man who has earned billions through corporate endeavors should care the most about.
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It follows that secular folk, who are infecting the nation with a terrible spirit of moral relativism, will not fully understand the concept of evil, except in glimmerings when something terrible happens.
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The franchise was a no brainer for the Motorola Droid — Verizon actually had to license the name from Lucasfilm, so it follows that a few R2-D2 handsets followed over the years.
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The president packed his cabinet with millionaires and billionaires: It follows that the policies his government produces are good for people who already have money—and bad for people who do not.
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And if you believe in the superiority of European culture and white people, then it follows that one of the most important facts you should establish is that you are white yourself.
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It follows that most of the unsavory things the platforms do—boost inflammatory content, track our whereabouts, enable election manipulation, crush the news industry—stem from the goal of boosting ad revenues.
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Weezer's Rivers Cuomo is no stranger to a cover version or two, so it follows that when he played a solo show in Chicago on Monday night, his set was strewn with them.
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Scully has always been the embodiment of intellectual reason on the show, and it follows that the "new" Scully would share her name with one of the smartest people to have ever lived.
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It follows that what's important to glom onto is the underlying message Pelosi is communicating: Results are the only thing that matters and these kinds of distractions do nothing to advance our cause.
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If polarization were simply a matter of parties negotiating on behalf of competing economic interest groups and allocating federal dollars, it follows that there are deals to be made (and plenty of earmarks!).
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So it follows that Mister Mellow—the followup to 2013's Paracosm—is a visual album; and in many ways, it's very much the logical next step for the 34-year-old artist.
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It follows that a woman whose insurance doesn't cover maternity care, or who depended on Medicaid coverage, is more likely to end her pregnancy because it could financially capsize her and her family.
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How it fits: Because of the prior puzzle piece about bipartisanship, it follows that all sides involved in the sausage-making that is making American laws must accept some things they don't like.
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He chose to refuse the blond host's advances and pick up the white hat when he entered the park, so it follows that the ensuing decades would turn him into a coldblooded killer.
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It certainly makes sense: Superman, who (spoiler alert) died in Batman v Superman is due to return in Justice League next fall, and it follows that he'd get a solo outing sooner or later.
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This survey also found that partners wanted to talk about their feelings nonetheless — so if men feel they can't talk to their partners, it follows that we should support them to find outlets elsewhere.
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Visual data is central to the way we learn about the world, and it follows that the pursuit of intelligent machines will require substantial advances in our ability to process and interpret visual data.
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If that is true, then it follows that any translation, and any translator, is good, too; and it becomes possible to sing the praises of the Lowe-Porters: as artists entitled to their caprices.
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If IOUs make their money from investing in the grid, it follows that it is against the fiduciary obligations of IOU executives to do or approve anything that might result in less grid infrastructure.
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Because public discourse often overlooks and even outright dismisses asexuality itself, it follows that ace stories of harassment and assault aren't widely heard, let alone accepted or understood, among those who don't identify as ace.
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"If you view economic growth as an existential pillar of your party's political legitimacy and in fact your national security, it follows that you would do anything possible to maintain that competitive edge," he said.
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The pursuit of Kawaii traits is prevalent in many spheres of Japanese life and in the nation's consumerism, and it follows that it may also inform the character design within popular video games — including dating sims.
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"As a result, it follows that we will continue to monitor risk asset performance to provide incremental trading guidance for the Treasury market, at least for the moment," BMO Capital Markets said in a research note.
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It follows that if blackmailers can extort money from these individuals under the threat of disclosure, espionage agents can use the same type of pressure to extort confidential information or other material they might be seeking.
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Consumer spending on the "goods" portion of goods and services powers roughly one quarter of the economy, so it follows that retail is uber-susceptible to the technological, political, and economic forces that shape our society.
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Gutting: I agree that moral credibility requires that we recognize the many sorts of disadvantages from which people suffer, but I don't think it follows that we have to try to solve all the problems simultaneously.
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And if a president can be prosecuted for exchanging pardons for bribes, then it follows that the broad and unreviewable nature of the pardon power does not shield the president from criminal liability for abusing it.
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"It follows that the provision of services by operators established in Gibraltar to persons established in the United Kingdom constitutes, under EU law, a situation confined in all respects within a single Member State," the court said.
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It follows that his campaign's reelection strategy isn't to unite the nation and win by the largest possible margin, but to win an electoral vote victory by demonizing the Democratic opposition as radical socialists who hate America.
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And so it follows that U.S. companies will also be great ambassadors for America's values and ideals, habituating Cubans to choice in the marketplace, which one day may bring about demand for diversity across the political landscape.
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The consensus in the medical community is that untreated pain frequently leads to depression and increased risk of suicide, so it follows that limiting the prescription of pain medications would result in these depressive and suicidal states.
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It follows that only a broader challenge to the system could alter our patterns of consumption, even if your main beef with those patterns is concerns with how cows are treated or what humans ought to eat.
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It follows that technologies that help teachers personalize learning even more than they already do and that tailor learning to the pace and interests of students are likely to have bigger payoffs than those that do not.
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Since the court held that a corporation's right to participate in elections flows from the collected rights of its individual shareholders to participate, it follows that limits on those individuals' rights must also flow to the corporation.
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If you think sending a person to Mars is a waste of time, energy, and money, then it follows that the space station is also a waste and should be decommissioned as soon as is safely practicable.
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If Mr Xi is the core of the party, then it follows that he, and not Mr Li, speaks for the party; his priorities and policies are the ones to which the rank-and-file must pay attention.
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If we take her theory seriously, it follows that the ways we think about our daily emotional states, diagnose illnesses, interact with friends, raise our children, and experience reality all need some serious adjusting, if not complete rethinking.
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To the Editor: Katherine Stewart assails Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump's choice for secretary of education, because she and her husband have supported conservative Christian causes and, it follows, that the school choice policies she advocates are therefore suspect.
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But today's cult of the C.E.O. is founded on the belief that having the right person at the top is the key to success—from which it follows that a failing company should show its boss the door.
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It follows that regardless of how much money we think the government should spend, we should be squeezing the richest people as much as possible to keep taxes lower on the less wealthy who will miss the money more.
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MacBook Pro and Air Spec Bumps: It hasn't even been a full year since Apple made its first meaningful MacBook refresh in some time, so it follows that any upgrades to the line will most likely be internal-only.
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They write: If the President cannot abolish a national monument because Congress did not delegate that authority to the President, it follows that the President also lacks the power to downsize or loosen the protections afforded to a monument.
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In an interdependent world where the borders between foreign policy and domestic politics are increasingly blurred, it follows that interference in the domestic politics of your adversaries — even your neighbors — is an easy and acceptable part of the game.
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Though it may not make landfall all week if it follows that track, its strong winds and heavy rains, storm surge and punishing surf could still have the potential to do major damage in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Though it may not make landfall all week if it follows that track, its strong winds and heavy rains, storm surge and punishing surf could still have the potential to do major damage in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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If its recent Lord of the Rings rights acquisition was an attempt to further capture young affluent consumers' eyeballs, and Whole Foods an attempt to lock down their stomachs, it follows that Amazon would want to ensnare their wardrobes as well.
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"If you believe tech is becoming more important in more industries and if you believe that we can build companies in more industries, then it follows that our companies will end up being bought by incumbents in more industries," he said.
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These ideals, as well as the forms of failure they create, are ever-changing: The "search for happiness" is a kinetic state, and it follows that the most seductive of all the illusions of homemaking would be the illusion of permanence.
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"If three specific beliefs are 'protected by this act,' it follows that every other religious belief a citizen holds is not protected by the act," he wrote, saying that Christians who hold different views would "become second-class Christians" in Mississippi.
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We look for music that reflects the time we're living in and what we're feeling (either for identification or catharsis,) and it is pretty sad around here these days, so it follows that even our pop music is getting more somber.
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Our digital century shifts society's coordinates from a division of labor to a "division of learning," and it follows that the struggle over access to knowledge and the power conferred by such knowledge will shape the politics of our time.
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Our digital century shifts society's coordinates from a division of labor to a "division of learning," and it follows that the struggle over access to knowledge and the power conferred by such knowledge will shape the politics of our time.
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So it follows that the criminal legal system has also found that she was telling the truth—even when it's a complicated truth, even when in the past such cases may have been rejected by prosecutors for that same reason.
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But if the M5S is to be reduced to such a role at the edge of the political stage, it follows that a large part of that discontent will flow to Italy's other, more extreme, Eurosceptic populist movement: the League.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Apple and Google compete in a whole host of areas, from mobile operating systems to music platforms, so it follows that they have competing streaming media protocols as well—something that we've been hearing plenty about at CES 2019.
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"While we can't say that spanking causes later violence, it follows that if a kid learns that physical punishment is a way to solve conflict, he/she may carry that over into conflicts with later intimate partners," he told U.S. News & World Report.
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I think we can agree that "re-allocating resources" is a nice way to spin the fact that you don't want to spend money on that research, so it follows that you believe it's too expensive to spend money on that particular disease.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must inevitably be injurious to the United States.
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It follows that the Republican narrative that any attempt at oversight is rooted in blind partisanship and a vendetta against Trump — which they sought to establish in the weeks leading up to the election and couple of days afterwards — is pretty rich.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - If you believe that thermal coal's rally this year has been largely on the back of rising Chinese imports, it follows that any sign of moderation in demand in the world's biggest buyer would raise a red flag of caution.
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I AM AN EXPERT ON THIS If real-life sex can feasibly give you a higher ice dancing score, then it follows that skating as siblings might be the ultimate handicap — and the Shibutanis have dealt with that criticism for their entire careers.
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And it follows that this is true more broadly about growth: There is a built-in rate of growth, given certain inputs like technology and educational levels, that policymakers can't push beyond without generating increasing inflation, and that a well-functioning economy will settle on.
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It follows that the Framers believed that, regardless how far away the next election is, some presidential conduct could indeed be so immediately and specifically detrimental to the national interest as to warrant both the impeachment by the House and removal by the Senate.
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But it is a feature that sounds like it should have been added to Periscope a while ago, so it follows that it will get utilized to some degree by those who see value in the platform and its direct link to one's Twitter audience.
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It follows that in choosing a purposeful style of escalation and negotiation with Pyongyang, the United States must remain wary of locking in to any lethal pattern of interaction for which the other side's reaction must invariably be starkly injurious to the United States.
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Given how drastically different our planet looked back then—with one super-continent and life almost entirely restricted to oceans—it follows that future denizens of Earth, if there are any, will inhabit an unrecognizable world by the time the last total eclipse adorns the sky.
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Still, it follows that Apple and Google would be interested — Reuters previously reported that both were in discussions for the three NFL games being played in London next season, so it makes sense that they'd want what is by far a more attractive package of games.
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According to the researchers, that's because of evolutionary tendencies: since men use status markers to seem more desirable to potential mates—and since meat has long been tied to strength, status, and masculinity—it follows that men would be drawn to meat after thinking about mating.
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The President then dismissed all BeIN's claims ("It follows that beIN has failed to demonstrate the existence of a 'manifestly unlawful disturbance' or evidence of imminent harm that would justify granting against ARABSAT (...) the injunctions to enjoin it from broadcasting in France the beoutQ satellite signal").
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And so it follows that if there's one prevailing theme in the literary world right now, it's that the industry's most influential members — from behind-the-scenes publicity powerhouses to the biggest authors to prominent critics to podcast hosts to, you know, supermodels — are overwhelmingly women.
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If the deal with Disney, which also included assets like the FX Network and National Geographic, means that Fox is moving away from entertainment content and toward news and sports, Ives said that it follows that news content could get more prominent play on Fox's broadcast network.
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It follows that Congress, to the extent that it believes that the Second Amendment protects concealed firearm carriage outside the home, has constitutional authority to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment's prohibition on state violations of that right through legislation like the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.
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After all, financial advisers are great resources for retirement planning, taxes, and debt management, so it follows that they&aposd know a thing or two about the best cards to use for your everyday spending,Their top picks appeal to a variety of credit card philosophies.
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"If you're going to multiply the size of your naval infantry force by four, it follows that you're going to have a lot more amphibious ships," said Dean Cheng, a defense expert and senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington-based conservative think tank.
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But when a significant segment of the public thinks that the justices make political choices and that the public's political preferences should influence those choices, it follows that the public will view the court more or less favorably depending on whether the court implements the public's political preferences.
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Recognizing that short-term, intuitive decision-making often wins out over longer-term, system-two type thinking, it follows that appealing to one's more reactive cognitive decision-making process could be the best way to get them to care about something — as with the viral video of the turtle.
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It follows that, on a 'perfect' face, the high point (HP) of the eyebrow would divide the eyebrow arch at precisely the Golden Ratio point between the starting point of the eyebrow (SP) and the ending point of the eyebrow (EP) (SP-HP divided by HP-EP=.phi.).
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If we are to believe the President's statement this morning -- which barred transgender troops from serving in "any capacity" -- then it follows that every transgender soldier currently in uniform is in a state of limbo right now, uncertain whether or not they can continue their military careers. Sen.
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"It follows that the employer acted within its disciplinary powers since, as the domestic courts found, it had accessed the Yahoo Messenger account on the assumption that the information in question had been related to professional activities and that such access had therefore been legitimate," the court's assessment reads.
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Since Puerto Ricans have birthright U.S. citizenship, then it follows that U.S. citizenship cannot be taken from island-born Puerto Ricans residing in Puerto Rico or their children by an act of Congress, even if their children are born after a change of political status to other than statehood.
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Much of our sense of ownership over our own actions comes from the fact that our brain predicts the consequences of them, so it follows that when participants were less able to predict the movement of the planchette in the usual Ouija condition, they felt less ownership over those movements.
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Consequently, if we view mass violence as a possible, albeit rare, consequence of mental illness, as are suicide and addiction, it follows that more accessible, effective mental health care services, and policies that facilitate treatment of people — even if necessary over their objection — would reduce the possibilities of such tragedies occurring.
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So maybe it follows that wealth can also make you selfish and unethical: Wealthy people may justify pursuing wealth as a good thing, and craft narratives of "pulling themselves up by their bootstraps," even if they were born into privilege (a narrative peddled by a famous and newly-political family we might know).
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If the original series is about how there's no single, prescribed way to grow up, then it follows that more episodes could succeed by focusing on others outside Naota and the people he knows, by creating different visions of youth than the one conceived by Tsurumaki and the people he worked with.
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It follows that the same words you'd expect to see in a breaking-news report about a catastrophic oil spill should not be in the same sentence, let alone the same ingredients list, as your skin care — but you'll see petroleum and its most common cosmetic byproducts, like mineral oil and petrolatum, used both ways.
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It follows that any claim that U.S. consumers are bearing the cost of a targeted tariff on a particular product must pass two empirical tests: China and the U.S. account for most of the world production and consumption of that product, and American consumers are less responsive to changes in prices than Chinese producers.
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Equally, if you're the kind of person who actively worries about what's cool and buzzy, it follows that you'd lose interest in Supreme the more popular it becomes—yet the brand doesn't seem to be shedding any diehard followers as it continues to grow (bar a few cool-guy commenters in SupTalk who'll talk shit about anyone who only started wearing Supreme this year).
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If an infinite number of monkeys pecking away at an infinite number of typewriters will eventually produce the collected works of Shakespeare, it follows that with a virtually limitless number of dudes with way too much free time and cracked copies of Traktor out there in cyberspace we'd eventually end up with this—a head-scratching mashup of Queens of the Stone Age songs and El-P beats.
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If you live in a place where a master's degree won't permit you a lifestyle that looks much different from an office clerk's — if, in fact, it means you moonlight in a cubicle doing something you despise and eating lentils for dinner in the Rubbermaid TakeAlongs you brought from home — it follows that you will be less likely to think of yourself as a member of the privileged elite to which you have been told you belong and more inclined to find affinity with the broadening numbers of the more obviously oppressed, and vote accordingly.
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