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Judging from Natasha's tone, she's probably not talking to Scott.
Judging from the turnout at the Golden Globes, it's possible.
Judging from this audio recording no one cleans it up.
"Judging from this, they did pretty darned well," Fryer says.
Judging from the crowds so far, the formula is working.
Judging from their quality, that was perhaps no bad thing.
Judging from the work ethic in play, here, it will.
But judging from these descriptions, none of them actually went.
Judging from what you have just [unclear]-- TIM MILLER: Disagree.
Judging from what I've seen, it certainly feels like that.
Judging from its successful Kickstarter campaign, parents are on board.
Judging from recent results, the plan seems to be working.
Judging from the latest photo evidence, he has it under control.
And judging from the favorites/retweets, the fans ate it up.
And judging from Wednesday's episode, it appears old habits die hard.
But judging from the trailer, their peace treaty was short-lived.
And judging from their reactions, she got up in everyone's business.
Judging from the clip, it's going to be a long road.
Judging from this brief teaser, however, it looks like Delos, Inc.
And judging from her squirming, it's no walk in the park.
Judging from the video, Wahler was pulling for a little boy.
Judging from Cardi's own words, she was looking for a fight.
Judging from today's creation, Clinton's tweet will belong on future lists.
The law has not been politically popular, however, judging from polls.
Judging from the book's sales, more than 1% might want that.
Judging from his Twitter account, Lathan Crump is pretty pleased with himself.
Judging from this video, the bird doesn't really seem to mind anyway.
Judging from her caption, Carey seemed enthusiastic about the meet-and-greet.
Judging from their styles—luminous long locks, sexy clothes and nude heels!
Judging from last year's campaign, they aren't ready to commit to one.
Judging from his Facebook and Instagram timelines, Hovater is not a gamer.
Judging from their track record, the BFI are true to their word.
Judging from some early online feedback, I'm not alone on this one.
And judging from the way season 10 went, that never fixed itself.
Judging from his campaign rhetoric, this may be exactly what Trump wants.
But, judging from the season finale, it looks like Jaime's out too.
Judging from the pics, she's not bankin' on more than the minimum.
However, judging from other recent mergers, there is little cause for optimism.
Judging from one VR demo I tried recently, it's just the beginning.
Judging from this image of Drogon [above], where would the genitals be?
But it's apparent that Musk wasn't expecting it, judging from his reaction.
Judging from these pics, Michael doesn't strike out when he's at bat.
And judging from the rave reviews the show is garnering, they've succeeded.
Judging from the early episodes, it's fine: lush, moody, a bit stiff.
Judging from the early reactions online, few fans agree which is which.
And, judging from some of the comments made by, in particular, Sen.
But judging from this first episode, the wait has been worth it.
Judging from the reactions to the Senator's burn, my theory checks out.
Judging from her moves, Thorne loves the unique shade — and we do, too.
Apparently, not the President, judging from his comments to the nation's governors yesterday.
And judging from the map data, everyone had the same idea at once.
It's definitely not ready for that kind of work, judging from CSAIL's video.
He still drew an appreciative crowd, judging from the videos the university posted.
Judging from the man's response, we're guessing he wasn't having a good day.
It seems so, judging from their response to Netflix ("Curtain call", May 27th).
Judging from footage of the chants, the robot is quite disconcerting and brazen.
Judging from how these conversations have unfolded, I suspect that most have not.
Judging from the oral argument, Iancu v Brunetti may be a close call.
Judging from the poster alone, the event promised a dessert buffet of trashiness.
And, judging from some recent news stories, the show has got it right.
Judging from the reaction by Speaker Paul Ryan -- well, I'll let you decide.
Judging from her impromptu-looking Cindy Lou Who ponytail below, anything is possible.
Judging from his Instagram, he travels frequently — from Beverly Hills and Palm Beach ...
And judging from online patients' forums, more are making plans to do so.
Not judging from the first two episodes, the first of which airs Tuesday.
Judging from his sonorous voice, he may have missed his calling in radio.
Television audiences remain deeply invested in the 2020 race, judging from recent ratings.
Judging from social media reactions and columns from critics, the answer is no.
Very few, judging from three days spent walking the grounds not long ago.
But judging from her impeccable ab and thigh muscles it, uh, is not!
Judging from her past breaks, that usually means something is in the works.
Judging from the trailer, Joe seems to feel that his fate is sealed.
Judging from "Goomics," Cornet is also a keen observer of the company's culture.
Judging from the pic's caption, he's also adopted a very anti-Death Eater attitude.
And judging from the photos she's been sharing online, she's certainly dressing the part.
Judging from his analysis, it could be a while before he changes his mind.
Judging from her fans' reaction to this post, it would be a best-seller!
Judging from that Insta, maybe Willow was paying closer attention than her mom thought.
Judging from the stone-cold look on her face Xtina'd already heard about P!
Judging from the reactions in the chat, I wasn't alone in feeling this way.
And judging from this teaser, if you enjoyed her political standup, you'll enjoy this.
It could also be aliens, judging from the level of excitement on space Twitter.
" Judging from the context here, I think Trump means "dumb" when he says "sleepy.
Judging from her profile picture on her private Instagram account, she loves cuddly dachshunds.
Judging from social-media accounts, it could be seen from all of lower Manhattan.
And judging from the awful groups that journalists keep discovering, that skepticism is warranted.
Judging from the profusion of Tinies tattoos on the Web, Magnus is not alone.
Judging from the full reunion trailer released in June, all that frustration spills over.
Serena Williams wedding was all that and more .. at least judging from the pics.
But judging from the queues, it seems Jio is in no hurry right now. 
Also, journals seem reluctant to publish those studies, judging from my peer review experience.
Our source made it clear ... judging from the meeting, so far it's just talk.
That's how it seems, anyway, judging from the Country Music Awards on Wednesday night.
Judging from the action we've already seen, that event is bound to be intense.
Judging from the preview for next week, Sassoon doesn't appear to be backing down.
Judging from that, it's unlikely that the home will ever be empty for long.
Judging from audience reactions, that may have been a savvy move on Disney's part.
It also appears to be a faithful likeness, judging from the photographs of Mrs.
Interest in 25G E is higher than ever, judging from search results on Google.
And that crowd, judging from the reaction to Gingrich's speech, is eating it up.
He suffered a fractured knee but judging from the pics ... he was super lucky.
"Judging from the past five years, he has the situation under control," she said.
Judging from related species elsewhere in Southeast Asia, their ancestors were likely full sized.
Judging from Mr. Holten's experience, running the Royal Opera is not an easy job.
The answer, judging from the number of nonfiction titles about them, is … a lot.
The second season, judging from the first three episodes, is a real step up.
But, what we know -- judging from Tuesday -- is that it would be a circus.
Judging from a patent filed in September 2015 and made public Thursday, Apple can.
But judging from his red hot Twitter feed, Trump is already chafing at its constraints.
And judging from its first drop, it's about to sparkle up the store's accessories aisle.
Judging from the initial reaction, his performance has unsettled even those who usually fear him.
And judging from her increasingly strong debate performances, Klobuchar should be up to the task.
Judging from their lack of suggestions, it seems they don't want them discussed at all.
Judging from the trailer (and the book), this will be the franchise's sexiest film yet.
We'd say it helped with the nerves but, judging from the footage, he's a pro.
And judging from the trailer for the play, it's going to be an emotional ride.
And judging from the mock-ups, Tar-jay's about to get more modern and convenient.
Judging from this season's preview, the two are going to have some rocky roads ahead.
Judging from polls, much of Jeb Bush's support is likely to end up with Rubio.
Judging from the three services' own testimony, the airing of such grievances is long overdue.
Judging from this process, a hot dog could also be described as cured meat pâté.
In fact, we hope the third time is not the charm, judging from past failures.
Judging from her wide smile, Kourtney is clearly letting go and having a good time.
Judging from the race so far, neither Sanders nor Clinton has conclusively answered this question.
Judging from these pussycats' eager paws, Yoshizuki's foodie pets have quite the sophisticated palates. Oishi!
Judging from the vague responses and lingering questions, no one was satisfied with his answers.
Both Brown and Batygin are, judging from their Twitter posts, not happy about these errors.
Judging from the statements yesterday, Congress is unlikely to do so again any time soon.
Judging from the response on the right, pissing off the left was the whole point.
But judging from backstage whispers, the next acts of the play could still be ugly.
Many Democrats in Washington would like to hasten that day, judging from statements on Tuesday.
Judging from the scant photographic and documentary evidence available, the statue had little artistic value.
And judging from this collection, the "beyond" was full of weird fish and outstanding penmanship.
Judging from the body language of the undecideds, however, only a handful seemed genuinely unsure.
Her fans seem to be embracing the fresh color combination, judging from her Instagram comments.
Judging from the pair's friendly rapport, this rivalry is good for an after-party laugh.
Some viewers regarded the interruptions as off-putting, judging from some of the Twitter traffic.
Judging from the small size of this shift, Dr. Snyder described the change as modest.
Judging from their DNA, Denisovans shared a common ancestor with Neanderthals about 400,000 years ago.
Judging from Wordplay comments over the years, some solvers will feel cheated and others relieved.
But judging from these first two episodes, it's apparent that these are not confrontational interviews.
Judging from the rapid rise in cases since the first cluster was reported on Dec.
Judging from this year's theme, the WEF believes creating a shared future lies within reach.
And judging from the trailer which dropped on Wednesday, he's going out with a bang.
You would think he committed a high crime or misdemeanor judging from the internet's reaction.
Judging from its first trailer, the upcoming Apple TV+ show "See" takes a different approach.
And judging from the past, readers will send in many more donations to these groups.
And judging from the reactions of the men in my life, they're huge fans, too.
Judging from the pic after he signed the deal, Ray is rolling in the dough.
Judging from the healed scar on his face, this is a bit later in the film.
And judging from Sanders's more recent voting record on guns, that may very well be true.
And judging from the poll numbers, he has a decent chance of beating that eventual nominee.
Judging from the sketch, the cake will include a sea of cascading flowers and intricate patterns.
Judging from the almost 2 feet of snow in Colorado, Mother Nature doesn't seem to care.
She made some headway, at least judging from some careful parsing of President Trump's noncommittal language.
Jay-Z's got game ... judging from the smoking hot artists he attracted to his charity concert.
The severity of the marks seems to vary, judging from a tweet by MacStories' Federico Viticci.
The gun was likely a semi-automatic judging from the rapid succession of gunfire, he said.
Judging from their open stances, Merritt and Lula are no longer hiding behind bright, flashing lights.
Judging from the dates of customer reviews, the meal kit trial has been happening since June.
But judging from the reaction, publishers will not be rushing to pulp current editions just yet.
Judging from his tweets, in the days following, Trump paid it no mind, but tweeted:29.
Judging from the current news, there is a broad support within OPEC to extend the agreement.
Judging from his ministerial picks, Mr Modi intends to be even more hands-on than before.
Judging from a photo captured upon the president's arrival, Spencer was very excited to see him.
Judging from some online commentary by the BJP's supporters, the changes have not gone far enough.
Judging from the delight on the faces of these Brooklyn locals, they feel the same way.
Though judging from this shot it seems he should consider adding engagement photos to his repertoire.
It seems as though she's forgiven his many technical fouls, judging from her recent Instagram Stories.
LD: Well, judging from the outcome, the China and US communication channels have been working. Why?
Judging from the 12:1 ratio on the dance floor ... his son had a great time.
Judging from his ready tweeting of offensive material over time, he appears to enjoy it, too.
But he does acknowledge that, judging from how it was received, it was a flawed effort.
The cool thing is that the screen, at least, does work, judging from Lenovo's quick demo.
Karen's still looking great, by the way, judging from another family photo the Seattle native shared.
I'm not sure what I think of it just yet, at least judging from the screenshots.
Judging from the crowds that stopped to watch, fans are ready to give Mafia another chance.
Zuckerberg gave a good answer in Congress Hearing, judging from the performance in the stock market.
Well, judging from the preview for next week's episode, it could be sooner than we think.
Judging from our conversation, even Dave Mustaine is tired of talking about Dave Mustaine's political views.
Tuesday was a pivotal day in American history, judging from certain corners of the political commentariat.
Judging from my Instagram account, some Germans are hiking the Alps, or visiting temples in Myanmar.
Yet judging from narrative histories, many of the Finnish children ended up with decent surrogate parents.
Judging from the Fox News poll results, this is an opinion nearly all of us share.
Judging from the Republican congressional caucus, what would we have seen in a comparable G.O.P. debate?
Judging from the photos, some of these stars have some heavier lifting to do than others.
Judging from Rush Limbaugh's take on hurricanes, they do not yet feel any pressure to do so.
Judging from the potency of the technology, CADOJ will get its money's worth one way or another.
Unfortunately, judging from the many angry reviews on the Chrome web store, it doesn't work for everyone.
Judging from all the hard work she's done so far, that word could not be more apt.
Partygoers also appeared to snack on pizza and cookies, judging from food seen in Swift's Instagram Story.
But you can't say it's not positive, and, judging from recent polls, it has convinced many people.
She is the 17-year-old sister of Nicole Richie, and, judging from Instagram alone, Bieber's girlfriend.
But judging from the amount of PR pitches I get in my inbox they are often conflated.
And judging from the setup and the trailers, that certainly seems to be where things are headed.
Shouldn't be much impact judging from the market reaction following the Moody's downgrade a few months back.
We're not sure, but judging from our video it seems like things are okay now ... possibly ... maybe.
Judging from his public comments, the images he saw coming out of northwest Syria earlier this week.
And judging from the latest photos, the ongoing themes of revenge and redemption are still going strong.
Judging from the yards of gauze and Indian-print cotton surrounding her, she got that part right.
But Sanders judging from his remarks, he may not drop out of the race until the convention.
And judging from her latest Instagram, it's safe to assume the model is back to the grind.
Judging from the lobbying disclosure forms, money is not an object for either side of this debate.
Riverdale, at least judging from the short first look, looks like Cruel Intentions with more letterman jackets.
Judging from Alsagoff's twerking skills, he completely held his own and looked every bit the professional dancer.
That's far from clear, though, judging from a handful of cases making their way through the courts.
And judging from the latest promo, finding out the answer is going to be one twisted ride.
Judging from the sound of it, this is a darker, more haunted techno than Willner's previous output.
Judging from the President's tweets, his definition of "fake news" is credible reporting that he doesn't like.
Judging from your chapter on trying to paraglide with swifts, birds do seem to have more fun.
But judging from numbers alone, Verizon's wireline customers can reasonably expect a deterioration in customer service quality.
Judging from Purser's tweet, we'll guess those Barb stans are still lurking around during her free time.
Just from judging from afar, he seems to have a great deal of trust in those guys.
Trump, judging from his Twitter account and other statements, seems bent on using it to punish foes.
Judging from how Mr. Trump responded in Thursday's debate, the subject is a sore spot for him.
Judging from the trailer, Rocko and company have some pretty mixed feelings about our post-'90s world.
It's like the worst possible '80s flashback: a public health crisis, with leaders judging from the sidelines.
Judging from your retrospective at MoMA, it seems the two fields were never mutually exclusive for you.
Judging from the state of my inbox, it appears that a lot of vibrators are on sale.
Judging from the stories we tell about dogs, American society is goofier than it used to be.
"Judging from the content of the Trump-Zelenskiy call, Trump was not reading talking points," McFaul said.
But judging from the audience's reaction, Mr. Davila will return, with his name printed in the program.
Judging from his words, it's clear Phineas Fisher had a strong political motivation to attack Hacking Team.
This fix is, judging from conversations I've had with people in the autonomous industry, a difficult one.
And judging from continued complaints about online abuse over the past 18 months, it evidently wasn't enough.
Judging from reports people sent to me on Twitter, my viewing experience was similar to many others.
Rob Kardashian is showing glimmers of a toned body, judging from what looks like some pretty muscular calves.
Judging from the short clips shown to the festival audience, Soderbergh's new moody, tightly composed project won't disappoint.
Judging from Google's photographs, it seems like there's not room for significant amounts of memory under that heatsink.
Spain, judging from this and past catastrophes alone, it would seem like art restoration isn't exactly your bag.
And judging from the artist's recent meeting with The Wests, a Yeezy collaboration might be in the works.
But, judging from the 20 or so well-known Android apps I tested, this process is just starting.
He was rich, too, judging from the Mercedes sedan he picked me up in on our first date.
Judging from the images, gun enthusiasts in Germany are a diverse collection of individuals from hunters to hobbyists.
Judging from social media, the sentiment is that Cardi needs to go wig shopping before her next concert.
And judging from the previews for next week, it doesn't look like a reconciliation is coming anytime soon.
Judging from the before and after pictures alone, the process does seem to hide stretch marks from view.
Judging from the preview, it looks like Laurita's bad couple of days are only going to get worse.
Moreover, judging from the fallout, the movie had more of an impact amongst conspiracy theorists than anyone else.
Judging from the headlines, it would appear as though the United States was enduring a murderous crime spree.
But judging from the way that exemption has taken off in social media, the damage is already done.
Judging from the FOMO-inducing snaps shared by Nyong'o on Instagram, everyone went all out for the event.
And judging from the first few shots to come out of the spread, it was worth the wait.
And judging from a recent interview Martin took part in with Entertainment Weekly, the book does contain hints.
Judging from focus group and polling coming immediately after the debate, the consensus is pretty clear: Clinton won.
And judging from the teaser last night, Cersei is finally going to go all Mountain on the Sparrows.
Bits Judging from the way the technology industry hypes itself, tech has a bright future, and always will.
Judging from the survey data on capital outlays, there does seem to be a positive shift in trend.
Judging from her enthusiastic new Instagram posts, she's back in business for the sake of the 2016 election.
Judging from North's wide smile in the video clip, it's safe to say she's not social media-shy.
But they're apparently not so happy about Archer's actions, judging from his current status on Twitch: Ah, well.
Judging from the dishes being laid on the tables in front of us, I reckon they probably have.
Farhad: Judging from my Twitter stream, it seems that a lot of longtime users don't like it, either?
Judging from the crowds, there's room enough for both in this part of Astoria known as Little Egypt.
The Fix Judging from the pages of shelter magazines and interior designers' Instagram feeds, dark colors are in.
Judging from its Instagram, the retail chain had at least some hand in making this lovely moment possible.
Judging from the user interface of both apps, it appears ProTrack and iTrack share the same underlying code.
But that vote may come: Judging from his record, Justice Kavanaugh is also no friend of agency power.
A girlfriend persuaded him to drop acid, though, judging from the violent hallucinations, it was probably angel dust.
Judging from the stories here, Davos Man is still coming to terms with the presence of Davos Woman.
Judging from the E.Y.B.L. session here, the shoe companies are not going to shut their leagues down voluntarily.
And, judging from the Iowa results and the New Hampshire polls, lots of Democratic voters like those views.
And, judging from the slew of five-star reviews, it seems like pets find it pretty comfy, too. 
Judging from the size of the grains, the team concludes that they were made from carefully processed flour.
And judging from Trump's tweets, the Russia investigation is the one issue that worries the president the most.
Bill didn't seem to mind, judging from the look on his face and the standing ovation he joined.
Judging from the sneak peek, it looks like the episode may provide viewers some much-needed sense of closure.
The biggest investors in the market got together on Wednesday, and judging from their investment ideas they're pretty bearish.
And, judging from that scene on the boat, it looks like Jon's ready to have all of Dany's babies.
Judging from the pics posted on Instagram by the happy couple's guests, the wedding was an affair to remember.
Judging from this trailer, we can already see a discrepancy forming between expectations, marketing, and the film's actual content.
Samsung is likely releasing a new outdoor camera soon, judging from a Best Buy page that lists the device.
That would probably be a surprise to the Mexican government, judging from Francis's six-day swing through the country.
He was emotional, making the moment revealing, and judging from the nods of many staring up at him, relatable.
Judging from the outrageous trailer and talented cast, Girls Trip is going to be the ultimate summer blockbuster comedy.
But judging from the experience of the technology news website Ars Technica, blocking the blockers is a futile exercise.
Judging from the caption, it appears the Thor: Ragnarok star is making his final preparations before his big fight.
Judging from the trailer, Lily-Rose Depp and Natalie Portman's new film, Planetarium, is not a vigorous adventure flick.
And judging from a number of address forwarding emails I've received, the company moved swiftly and without much warning.
Judging from the footage, the quadcrasher can pretty much double as an aircraft if you've built up enough boost.
Judging from the very revealing Speedo pic his friend posted to Instagram, his "break-over" is going very well!
But judging from what we know about the brothers' next movie, Uncut Gems, their followup might be even better.
There are no more exploding boards, and judging from a recent video, the board offers skaters a smooth ride.
DAVID FABER: Well, gentlemen, judging from the way you finish each other's sentences you're off to a good start.
Social media gave Pete mixed reviews, but judging from last night he seems like he's back in the game.
Neither is Mark Zuckerberg, judging from his remarkable 6,000-word backpedalling post-election post that dropped earlier this week.
Which, judging from recent history, means that drinks at The Bird will be $4 each for the foreseeable future.
The fascination remains, judging from a new hip-hop remix project of Gould recordings by a young music producer.
And protect the director it has, judging from the glee from her detractors with which the remarks were greeted.
Judging from this slide, boldness seems to include warm, neutral tones with accents of black or bits of color.
Judging from his active account history and the breadth of Mr. Bone's discussions, they are his sort of people.
The crush appears to be mutual, judging from the awk-dorable conversation they have about spreadsheets in the office.
What's this calamitous, earth-shaking Pride event that has seemingly thousands of players up in arms, judging from upvotes?
It seems that the artist's use of the word will not be waning, judging from The Life of Pablo.
Mr. Ratmansky's job may be at Ballet Theater, but judging from his works, his joy is at City Ballet.
Judging from Mr. Giuliani's contrived and ham-handed delivery, it seems likely that this was a highly coordinated affair.
Judging from the damage, analysts said there was little doubt that warplanes, and not drones, carried out the attack.
Judging from her facial expression, David could tell something was off about the scene well before the ring appeared.
Judging from the news headlines, you might think this process has not been friendly lately to the scientific community.
And judging from the disputes we've seen so far, she may have been ill-equipped to handle that transition.
Judging from today's progress, the process is likely to take a while, with workers continuing even as night falls.
It's unclear who the guy is, but what's clear is they're VERY thirsty ... judging from the 3 drinks at hand.
Best of luck with that, EU. Judging from Zuck's performance earlier this week, Facebook doesn't care too much about transparency.
And judging from the line outside a Minneapolis tattoo parlor earlier this week, "nevertheless, she persisted" is still resonating strongly.
And judging from the early intel, followers are going to want to earmark some holiday money for the upcoming releases.
Harington plays the title role, and judging from the poster shared by Dolan on Twitter, he wears a pinky ring.
Judging from the first day of fighting on the city's outskirts, there is little indication it will be anything but.
Then again, judging from their behavior, few Republicans have any detailed knowledge of, let alone respect for, their party's heritage.
It did, judging from Facebook comments on the Colorado Hooters and Boy Scouts of America, Denver Area Council Facebook page.
Judging from the trailer, this looks like a grittier, NSFW version of Moonrise Kingdom — and we're ready to stream it.
Judging from the comments section, it appears to have stoked another fire of outrage about seven or eight months ago.
But judging from these photos, I still think that the 23 Pixel 22 is superior to the 29 Galaxy S211.
Judging from the first two episodes, it doesn't feel like they've been away from the show for over two years.
Judging from participants' selfies on Geocaching, the Revenant props are mostly pretty mundane objects — battered leather bags, tattered climbing ropes.
Judging from the most recent listing on the Guinness World Records (GWR) site, his oyster well exceeds the registered holder.
And, judging from his last encounter with the Vindicators, we're predicting he'll become the super-villain out of sheer boredom.
Judging from the film's collection of flimsy, bleak characters, the people who are still alive have forgotten how to live.
Judging from her social media accounts, Ward is clearly a big traveler, having recently visited Mexico, Italy, and New York.
Judging from the U.S. Federal Reserve's trade-weighted index, past dollar strength episodes have tended to last about seven years.
Other details were kept tightly under wraps, but judging from the discussion and images shown a few things seem clear.
Farmers voted overwhelming for Trump in 2628 and judging from the warm reaction he received on Monday, he remains popular.
Judging from comments on YouTube and Reddit, fans were hardly as outwardly impressed by what they saw as Campos-Oriola.
Judging from recent events, some of you might be preparing to send nasty tweets to said critics after reading that.
Judging from this kitchen's preparation, it is also pretty tasty, having a flavor and texture close to black sea bass.
"Plus, judging from today's positive actions, there are plenty of investors who clearly aren't worried about these things," he said.
And it seems, judging from some of his recent behavior, that the impeachment acquittal has convinced Trump that he's untouchable.
Judging from conversations with friends, it seems that I am not the first woman to struggle with these social quandaries.
But judging from complaints about Slack as well as our conversations with people who use it, those efforts aren't working.
Lindsey didn't say who was behind the overthrow, but judging from the video it sure seems it was Stevie Nicks.
And judging from what Walsh told CNN's Erica Hill on Monday, he's got the right plan to do just that.
The tempo of fighting has greatly increased throughout Afghanistan this year, judging from the numbers of civilians and combatants killed.
Judging from the language Snap used in describing it, it seems that the settlement is awaiting court approval to finalize.
Judging from the tone of the Democratic primary on the eve of the Iowa caucuses, feuding seems to be winning.
And judging from his public comments, it's clear where Trump stands on talking to Mueller: He wants to do it.
And it looks like even Harry's owl Hedwig made the cut, judging from one of the promo pictures for the calendar.
The snowy winter wedding, which was at the Amangani Resort in Jackson Hole, WY, looked absolutely beautiful (judging from the photos).
Judging from the location, the performances, and the models, by all accounts it looked pretty much like those in years past.
And judging from the first images released by Nike this month, it's going to be worth spending your whole salary over.
Judging from early bird pledges, you can expect it to hit shelves for around $60 to $75, if the company delivers.
But Thomas Jefferson Dreams of Sally Hemings, judging from early reviews, is most interested in exploring potential ambiguities of their relationship.
Those 55.6 million Americans already represent a healthy constituency — one that, judging from declining Facebook usage, already appears to be voting.
The character who, judging from the Abbot commentariat, is most in danger of being boiled in the Cauldron of Viewer Rage?
Judging from the comments following the tweet, many people are shocked and, well, disgusted that this even needs to be said.
But judging from United's lack of accountability in its official responses, it doesn't seem that message is getting through fast enough.
Starring Helen Mirren as Sarah Winchester, the film will be a rollercoaster of jump scares, judging from the newly released trailer.
Judging from the past, Browne isn't one to go quietly ... so we're guessing we haven't heard the last of this one.
Farrah took a hard spill walking up the stairs ... and judging from everyone's sheer shock, Farrah went down hard and fast.
Whether she's seeing Machine gun Kelly or anyone else, judging from the concert it seems she has feelings for G-Eazy.
And judging from the sounds emitted during that screening, I suspect that younger children in the audience liked it even more.
Judging from the results of the last election, I would say that role just doesn't fit the values of most Americans.
Check it out ... judging from his casual demeanor, Mystikal makes it seem as if this is all just one gigantic misunderstanding.
But judging from the stories that have circulated in recent years, live-streamed suicides seem to attract onlooker apathy the most.
"Judging from her steps so far, she's probably not going to go away easily," protester Young-Jin Kim told VICE News.
Judging from the upcoming transits, it's likely a vacation to someplace far, far away (or, at least, a good travel doc).
And judging from early Democratic activity for the 2020 race, it looks like it's going to be a very crowded field.
But judging from what we're hearing from both parties, it looks like they'll pursue another option — what's called a minority government.
The "Big Brother" house is a cauldron of sexual shenanigans ... or so it seems judging from the 24-hour live feeds.
Or maybe, judging from what's most common on Instagram, the signs in front of campuses of companies like Facebook and Google.
Her word will be pitted against his, forcing senators — and a nation judging from the sidelines — to decide whom to believe.
Judging from how the five young actors were practically glued at the hip even during breaks, it seems to have worked.
But that doesn't really look like it'll go well, judging from her plea to Kylo Ren at the end of the trailer.
GUTFELD: I was waiting for him to throw a shoe, but judging from his apparel, I don&apost think he wears them.
Judging from the map, this coastal nation boasts a dense, old-growth rainforest and a lush island where fishermen dive for abalone.
Donald Trump has referred to himself as a ratings machine, and judging from the recent viewership of "Saturday Night Live," he's right.
In fact, there's a pretty good case to be made for the D850 in almost any shooting scenario judging from its specs.
"My Name is RaGa" is currently in production, a film that, judging from its trailer, mocks the Congress party's president, Rahul Gandhi.
And judging from their playful pose together on the carpet, they definitely didn't expect to see each other in the same outfit.
Flowers. And judging from the perfect bouquet featured in the table-setting video, Garten's got plenty of experience in that department, too.
And judging from her interview, she's both glad she's finally got it and a little pissed off that it took this long.
The sudden nudity isn't gratuitous (although welcome, judging from the gasps in the audience, and the major Twitter attention it's been getting).
But judging from The Archaeologist's website, where all three versions are currently sold out, it seems the high price is no deterrent.
Judging from Trump's picks as his first term has worn on, he prizes performance and personal loyalty above all else -- including qualifications.
But, judging from recent sightings, Lucy Hale appears to be pretty committed to another necklace style: Alison Lou's ridiculously popular emoji pendants.
Pretty sure Lexy's given her crew a crash course on twerking ... judging from how Lexy and her girls are strutting their curves.
And judging from the audience response here at Celebration, Star Wars Land will make its money back in no time at all. 
Senator Clinton voted for the war and, judging from her ardent push to overthrow Gaddafi in Libya, learned nothing from her mistake.
We would have liked to enjoy it longer, but judging from the size of my headache, it's a good thing we didn't.
Cyber-confrontation between the U.S. and Russia is increasingly turning to critical civilian infrastructure, particularly power grids, judging from recent press reports.
So it has now been classified as an asteroid, A/13 U1, which, judging from its brightness, is about 400 metres wide.
Judging from the ring's right hand placement and Dunham's #friendshipring hashtag, it's safe to assume that this is not an engagement ring.
Judging from conversations I had with locals, the city also seems to be an increasingly popular destination for musicians and other creatives.
Yeah, someone actually wrote this for the fake news site Your News Wire, and judging from the comments, some people believe it.
Judging from the expressions of the world leaders and their later public responses, they seem unconcerned with what he has to say.
But judging from the president's twitter account – an often instantaneous reflection of what Trump is thinking about – Trump isn't nearly as desperate.
She inserted herself into Asuka's moment, a fact which seemed to draw everything from nervousness to outright rage, judging from internet reaction.
Judging from the scene inside their loft when they found out, it looks like the gang was pretty shamazed by the nominations.
"Judging from the experience of the primaries, Trump and his ability to bully the other Republican presidential wannabes was remarkable," says Binder.
All of them had clunky form factor; judging from the Bloomberg report the folding version of the phone is the current working idea.
Judging from the quality of the almost-daily public apologies we're getting, a lot of them still seem shaky on why they shouldn't.
ProKremlin bloggers had prepared a Twitter campaign, #DemocracyRIP, on election night in anticipation of Secretary Clinton's victory, judging from their social media activity.
Anthony Kiedis might be getting older, but judging from the babe he was smooching in Venice, Italy ... his chicks just keep getting younger.
But, judging from the comments, it seems a lot of people are completely confused as to why he went through such an 'effort'.
Judging from some early Obama comments, it looks like he's trying to debut something along the lines of the US approach to China.
The force is strong ... in John Boyega's shorts judging from all the bumping and grinding he did at London's massive Notting Hill Carnival.
Judging from the Qualcomm blog post, it seems like the ZenFone AR will also be compatible with Google's Daydream View headset as well.
Judging from their different styles of dress, the travelers come from various class stations: landlord, farmer and wife, barefoot but well-fed tenants.
But judging from the hashtags on Sports Illustrated's latest Instagram pic, this year's editorial looks poised to be even more risqué than ever.
While "nasty" is one of the most common words on this list, it's still a winner, judging from its popularity through the ages.
Judging from how happy they look together, it's safe to say that Prick is here to stay – hilariously bad ship name or not.
Judging from the comments, fans are either still rooting for a reconciliation or cheering on the former couple's mature approach to their breakup.
But judging from the Google blog post, it looks like it was fantastically expensive to do and took weeks to get into action.
And it could take SpaceX a long time to solve the mystery, judging from the way Elon Musk has been tweeting this morning.
Judging from Google Images, there appear to be several musicians who share the alias, including one a violinist and the other a saxophonist.
I am 49 years old and judging from my experience, I know we had no other way but to make such a choice.
But judging from the war of words they've been exchanging on Twitter and the pending RHONJ reunion, this fight is far from over.
Judging from his bio, odds are he's not particularly concerned: "WHO DOES NOT LOVE MY PROFILE PLEASE UNFOLLOW ME ❤," it reads. Noted.
Amal Clooney had twins 3 months ago, at least that's the story they're telling ... but judging from this pic we have our doubts.
Judging from the landscape, it looks like Dev might have followed through on his dream to go to Italy and attend pasta school.
There was no hint of trouble in Mexico where she stayed at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera ... at least judging from the pics.
Judging from his off-kilter social media presence, one could brush it off as yet another local Bandcamp in-joke gone too far.
Judging from these Kaiser numbers, the Democratic base is strongly energized by their dislike of this bill while Republicans are far less invigorated.
Judging from the replies to Puma's tweet, though, we have a feeling it's the Bow Creeper Sandals that'll emerge as the clear favorite.
Target is trying to impress us by launching a next-day delivery service — and, judging from its recent announcement, it might just work.
Judging from the comments on the Parisian Heist tweet, however, it seems opinions on this particular costume's offensiveness continues to be hotly debated.
Judging from all the likes it quickly accumulated — far more than any other submission — this was the standout in terms of mass frustration.
Judging from the zealous applause during a two-hour performance on Saturday and interviews with patrons afterward, Ms. Feld's vision has its fans.
But judging from the title track and first single, this doesn't feel like an overwrought, navel-gazing examination of heartbreak, it sounds triumphant.
What it says: Judging from the online excerpt, it reads like exactly what it is: an academic book published by Oxford University Press.
That is a remarkable string of solid job growth, and judging from today's report, there is every reason to expect this to continue.
Judging from the right-wing news ecosystem right now, there isn't much hunger for actually getting those stories, or much of anything else.
And judging from some of the Twitter reactions I saw, Lawrence's return was something Insecure had to have known would delight its fans.
Judging from the in-fighting among critics, criticism is neither especially meaner or especially nicer right now than it was 10 years ago.
Also, Wednesday is Caroline's 28th birthday -- and, judging from her vacation pics, she seems WAY happier being in sunny Capri than cloudy England.
For the umpteenth time, no one can know someone's health or weight judging from a picture—and certainly no one on the internet.
"But judging from the trailers, the browner Asian characters are predominantly guards and domestic workers and drivers," Mr. Ng said in an email.
Judging from a near-identical shot in 22017's "Boogie Nights," Paul Thomas Anderson was among those who liked what they finally saw.
Judging from the certificates on his walls (including in the bathroom), Mr. Korins is among the most-decorated set designers working on Broadway.
We should learn lessons from the victimized children's stories, about accountability and justice: Judging from this preemptive bankruptcy, I doubt we ever will.
And judging from the range of pictures at The Mayor Gallery, there are signs of artistic development, even in his short-lived arc.
Judging from the giant grin on Madison's face, it's safe to say she'll be doing fun things like this for a long time.
Judging from the children's plates in the lunchroom heaped with salad and bowls of vegetarian chili, the healthy new fare is a success.
Hawaii state parks drew a mix of people, but judging from the many conversations about being off from work, visitors were mainly local.
Hawaii state parks drew a mix of people, but judging from the many conversations about being off from work, visitors were mainly local.
Tennessee Titans linebacker Justin Staples tied the knot with Amber last June and, judging from the video, the reception was fun and lovely.
At present, judging from my Facebook feed, the only thing that President Trump seems to be disrupting in Silicon Valley is its morale.
Judging from the premiere, shown in a sneak peek on Friday night, it has some work to do if it wants to differentiate itself.
Kim Kardashian West's 5-month-old daughter Chicago is an on-camera natural, judging from a hilarious photograph shared by her mama on Monday.
While it's not so easy judging from this image alone, the notch is still of course present on all of the iPhones pictured above.
Far Cry 5 is set in a Montana county, and its lead enemies, judging from the key art, are a band of white Americans.
Judging from his lovingly written obituary published by NBC Connecticut, Brian the dog was extraordinary in his own ordinary rescue dog kind of way.
But judging from the rides Faraday gave people in the car when it was announced at CES — including our own — the thing seemed fast.
But judging from Mario Kart 8, Splatoon 2, and the extended Wii U catalog, a remake or an "evolution" of a classic Smash Bros.
Judging from the shopping cart, it doesn't exactly look like a feast, but not everyone has to gorge on V-Day ... or G-Day.
Right now, the straight-to-series first season comes with just ten episodes, but judging from the trailer, they won't be lacking in excitement.
Atlanta's second season is finally almost here, and judging from the trailer, it promises to be even darker and more mesmerizing than ever before.
Judging from my TL, there is no one outside of the White House who agrees with the president's decision to rapidly withdraw from Syria.
Judging from the three preview clips Gaga posted, she won't be shying away from revealing some of her more personal insecurities in the movie.
But, judging from the crowd's pure joy while dancing to "What's My Name" and "The Next Episode," everyone seemed to appreciate the subject change.
Judging from the close-up shot of her back, Kardashian likely has to endure a few more sessions before the ink is fully faded.
It's the band's follow-up to their 2015 breakthrough Before the World Was Big, and judging from first glimpse "123," the band's levelled up.
Fact is ... Brooklyn and Chloe have been on-and-off, but judging from the pic they're in the off mode ... at least for now.
In addition, the authors were able to identify one participant who, judging from their call records, likely has a heart condition requiring medical treatment.
The biggest gains from this, judging from US Cellular's map, appear to be in parts of Oregon, Oklahoma, Nebraska, West Virginia, Texas, and Maine:
But judging from American political discourse, you'd think trends in Mexico amount to a liability for the United States, instead of a huge asset.
And judging from the day we dropped by, these students would stay at school and study for as long as their teachers allowed them.
The Mouse Scouts series, judging from its first two volumes, is so gentle it almost feels as if it hails from an earlier era.
It's a clean and sleek-looking device judging from the photos, despite the fact that it's still a budget phone with entry-level specs.
Pro-Kremlin bloggers had prepared a Twitter campaign, #DemocracyRIP, on election night in anticipation of Secretary Clinton's victory, judging from their social media activity.
Judging from the layer of mortar between the lid and the body of the sarcophagus, the tomb hadn't been touched since it was closed.
Judging from the description, this 76-minute feature seems like, as with his previous seven-film Walker series, the director's newest exercise in duration.
Judging from Hillary's attempt to distance herself from Emanuel, it looks like Chicago's mayor should look forward to more cold welcomes like this one: 
Plus, judging from this trailer, the Hulk has picked up some new vocabulary, and Thor himself gets off a few decent zingers as well.
Wiseman and his crew spent time there in what looks like the summer and fall, judging from the changing color of the ripening corn.
Judging from public opinion polls and my own observations on the convention floor, Clinton's most ardent backers overwhelmingly followed her enthusiastic endorsement of Obama.
The drinks at the restaurant, judging from the wild cheers and celebrations that met the final whistle on Tuesday night, had the opposite effect.
One area that is likely to draw scrutiny from the Trump administration, judging from what Ms. Haley said during her confirmation hearing, is peacekeeping.
Judging from sales records for several of these artworks during weaker art-market periods, the Getty's purchase price could have easily topped $20013 million.
Judging from the first episode, the investigation is to be a rickety one, with lots of conjecture and not a lot of hard evidence.
" The comment on the videos that most incensed Kurds in Syria, judging from posts on Kurdish Facebook and Twitter accounts, was "She's beautiful, man.
The bug is not affecting everyone, but judging from the reaction on Twitter and from fellow iPhone users it seems like a pretty widespread error.
We can't be sure, but judging from his 100-pound weight loss, Guwop seems to be able to do anything he puts his mind to.
Martina McBride's new song "Reckless" is an opportunity for the singer to celebrate taking chances – and judging from the tune's video, recklessness agrees with her.
The French soldier in the study apparently went through the same surgery, hurriedly applied right after his injury, judging from healing marks on his jaw.
But the design trend for 2019 is going to be much better, judging from my first experience with the notch's successor: the hole-punch display.
Certainly not judging from the tub-thumper of a party Trump threw on Thursday afternoon for members of Congress who helped him beat the rap.
We know Withings can make stylish fitness watches, judging from the colorful Activité Pop line, so this one feels like a bit of a miss.
It looks like Miley has no problem with that, and judging from her tweet post-premiere, this is the beginning of a truly epic season
And judging from the portion sizes, it might be that Marley Spoon thought you would want to add a few of your own special touches.
Judging from the images pouring in from Paris, we can make a few educated guesses as to which trends will actually make it to Tinsletown.
Tench, who survived two gunshot wounds, appears unaware it was a policeman who shot him, judging from his exchange with the deputy following the incident.
Of course, it could all be an act — but judging from Miguel's wide smiles at Jack and Rebecca's wedding, I find that hard to believe.
Judging from the work being done -- and Kanye being spotted talking to his landscaping crew -- it seems they want to move in sooner than later.
Luna, her parents and baby brother Miles Theodore, 7 months, have had quite the eventful (and relaxing) 24 hours, judging from the stars' Instagram accounts.
The nominations for the Oscars will be announced Thursday, and judging from its previous success, "The Danish Girl" seems likely to receive some Oscar nominations.
But judging from the initial reaction, the attack in Florida resonated globally on Monday not as an American anomaly, but because it felt so universal.
The genre-bending console series look to be a more traditional side-scrolling adventure, judging from the limited footage shown during today's Nintendo Direct stream.
In fact, judging from 10 years of Trump's taxes, he may be even more inept at making money than he is at governing the nation.
But judging from these opinion pages, white collar crime reform is back on the agenda while mass incarceration reform is on the far back burner.
We wish him luck, because judging from personal experience, we have a feeling that nothing will get between college students and their appointed food deliveries.
Judging from the newspaper in Barack's hand, it looks like the photo was taken when the couple visited Kenya in 1992 after they got engaged.
I couldn't see the speedometer from my seat, but judging from the trees and cars whipping past, we were damn close to the 100mph mark.
Judging from the demo, that's still true with the new VR experience — there's music, sound effects and animation, but you're still basically reading a comic.
On College Football Ohio State may be opening its season without Coach Urban Meyer, but judging from this past weekend it won't be missing much.
And in news from Washington: Congress may have reached a breaking point this week, judging from the several bipartisan rebukes it issued to the president.
Sergeant Simons, judging from photographs, must have been a commanding presence: tall and broad-shouldered in full uniform, a paratrooper's cap above wire-rimmed glasses.
But judging from their presentation, the kids lifted up the larger point of what I'd tried to share: Where life is precious, life is precious.
Judging from the year the purchase order was filed on, 2016, it is possible that's a device not disclosed to the public at this time.
Judging from their stump speeches and talking points, the 2020 Democratic field does not appear to have learned much from the 2008 and 2016 elections.
But judging from the coverage of the deal so far, assuming that the news media will be gullible and innumerate seems like a good bet.
"Judging from a rebound in manufacturing PMI last month, things have stopped getting worse" ING economist Prakash Sakpal said, while referring to the Chinese economy.
But judging from the experiences of technology workers roaming the country in search of job opportunities elsewhere, ageism is a universal problem in the industry.
Judging from his performance in the first few days of his 2020 candidacy, Beto can use the reps he will get with that busy schedule.
One would hope the stars of Fire Island find themselves, too; judging from the first few episodes, they've all got some growing up to do.
Apparently, the guy was breaking up with the girl, judging from the fact that by the end of it she was crying and they left separately.
But judging from a few early reviews, all that violence and brutality serves a purpose—and the result, if you can bear it, is pretty staggering.
The purpose of the show is to make science and learning enjoyable, and judging from the faces of the people around me, they're certainly having fun.
And judging from Instagram videos they each posted of their early practice sessions, it looks like the rival Chmerkovskiys might be off to an early lead.
Judging from the intense music and detective-movie-style graphics, foul play is afoot — but that doesn't exactly track with the rest of the promotional material.
It's been a long wait, but judging from the specs, that wait might be worth it when the 6D Mark II goes on sale in July.
And judging from the black sweatshirt with Dion's face on it that Adele was wearing in the photo, it looks like the love fest is mutual.
But Netflix has adapted it into a film, and judging from the trailer, it looks a lot more explosive and scream-filled than the source material.
Judging from the utter lack of development activity and choices for women in regions like Kenieba, mining is their best bet for financial freedom and opportunity.
Judging from the immediate burst of laughter in the crowd, one would assume she was throwing some shade at the current Tweeter-In-Chief, Donald Trump.
Peta Murgatroyd and fiancé Maksim Chmerkovskiy are seemingly about to welcome their son into the world, judging from a photo Chmerkovskiy posted on Instagram Monday morning.
Judging from measurements taken by the Curiosity rover (which is nuclear powered), the amount of dust in the Martian atmosphere has dropped quickly, the person says.
Well, it seems like the East Coast won't be disappointed with round two, judging from a series of Instagram posts teasing the new Kylie Shop collection.
Judging from all of last season's cutaways to sharp objects and Offred's growing need for violence, we imagine she'll only become more radicalized in Season 2.
New York (CNN Business)Any worries about slowing growth at Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) may have been premature, judging from its earnings for the last quarter.
And judging from the exclusive sneak peek we've got at the episode, ominously titled "What Lies Beneath," she's still a perfect fit for the clever comedy.
Judging from the stylist's Instagram, though, it seems Gomez is partial to another trend that's no less eye-catching than the padded shoulders: bright red accents.
Judging from critical reaction and public interest, few people will actually see this movie, so, allow me to whet the appetite of those who remain curious.
And judging from the trailer for the second season, there may be some big changes coming up that fans will remember from the first time around.
Judging from his photo, however, it appears that Mr. Zuckerberg was taking simple precautions to protect himself from anyone who may try to gain remote access.
It likely had a plant-based diet, perhaps eating sweet foods like fruit in forested environments, judging from the cavities seen in its teeth, Wang said.
Judging from how fast the counter on the Nomorobo website clicks up, the service seems already to be blocking upwards of a million robocalls a day.
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They don't seem to expect much substance on issues, judging from the under-over bets on how many times various issues or words will be mentioned.
He actually is, judging from his flagship fund's market-beating performance since 1996 — a 7% annual rate of return versus 5% for his Bloomberg-Barclays benchmark.
Judging from the reactions of the two candidates seeking to replace him, it was clear that Mr. Obama's words had registered with only one of them.
AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson recently intoned how much black lives matter, but judging from his actions, the lives that matter most to him are shareholders'.
And judging from his speeches, he fails to see the advantages that flow to his country from being at the center of the global liberal order.
Because Iran, judging from their initial reaction, doesn't take Trump's threat lightly -- or see it solely as a way to change the subject domestically from Russia.
SCHNEIER It seems to be playing to full houses, judging from the night we saw it, so sure, I think it will probably come back again.
Judging from the current state of the nation's poverty agenda, it appears that most people creating federal and state policy don't know many people like Vanessa.
And judging from how many of them wanted to "snap a selfie" with me, I was likely one of the only foreigners they'd ever seen, too.
The company declined to provide information about its users, but judging from what's on the platform, the median TikTok user seems to hover in the midteens.
In spite of that, and judging from existing photographs, her evident unattractiveness, she was able to exert some sexual hold on a lot of her victims.
And, judging from a telltale scar on one of its menacing sickle-shaped claws, this Cretaceous Period dinosaur also fought with others of its own species.
At present, judging from Fed's interest rate futures point of view, the probability that Fed would raise its interest rate in December is less than 50%.
And judging from his babbling public performance before reporters at the UN General Assembly in New York on Wednesday, he does not know how to cope.
That said, judging from the focus of the complaint, I'm not sure that the FTC is likely to fine many individual channel owners any time soon.
"It is evident that CCM has lost its way judging from the current political climate, leadership and economic trajectory in Tanzania," Nyalandu said in a statement.
Judging from the album, many of Etta Mae's relatives had gone north; I could tell them apart from their country kin by their suits and furs.
But, at least judging from the images we've seen, it doesn't seem as if turnout was anything close to the parade for President Obama in 2009.
Judging from one of the images shown, it also appears the game will be taking extensive visual cues to make sure it fits alongside the various films.
I haven't heard enough to pass any real judgements, but judging from this track, I'm going to need to keep an eye on this Cleveland death squad.
Clearly, he's trying to communicate something to us about the fate of Jon Snow, and judging from the current state of his scruff, the outlook seems dire.
Judging from another tweet of what his sleeping arrangements look like following the upgrade, it's obvious that this gamer has his priorities set out straight: Gaming > Sleep.
The Black Eyed Peas and Bruce Springsteen seem to be the least popular judging from the bump in people taking taxis in the middle of their shows.
But judging from the shows so far, anyone kicking themselves for not investing in a polar-vortex shearling will have something to look forward to next season.
The little guy was all about the rides, judging from a gleeful snap posted by big sister Ireland, while Carmen had her hands full with royal networking.
She must have decided that she no longer needed Instagram; and judging from the speed with which "Formation" is racking up views on YouTube—she was right.
Still, if we're judging from the past, we really shouldn't expect these incidents (or at least the accusations) to stop until robots replace humans behind the counter.
What's most important is family, not who can get drunk, and judging from the latest wedding, there's no doubt that it will be an event to remember.
Judging from the promo released Tuesday, the duo will still be up to their usual silliness; Cord even admitted he has "stress odor" because he's so excited.
Judging from the trailer we can expect to see the virtual world and reality bleeding into one another as our hero loses his grip on what's real.
I found six grad students, who, judging from the titles of their doctoral dissertations, I could tell were working on US Latino and I just emailed them.
When you've got any TV show with that much hype, some disappointment seems inevitable, but judging from the first two episodes, Westworld is even better than anticipated.
Judging from WIRED's recent reporting—about the climate, discourse on social media, and international relations—the bet has, at the very least, gotten a lot more interesting.
Judging from the packaging, the "cookie"-flavored candy corn takes its cues from many different types of cookies, including shortbread, oatmeal, chocolate chip and off-brand Oreo.
Judging from the video, it seems Ware knows he's gonna catch hell from some people over the order -- but, at the time, the pizza was the priority.
Judging from the latest trailers, the new season will see BoJack enjoying (and struggling) with life as a full-fledged movie star, complete with an Oscar nomination.
Judging from the sidelong glances of flat-footed accountants running for their lives to either side of me, I was not the only one who thought so.
Despite that warning, Giuliani continued pushing conspiracy theories, and — judging from their own testimony — successfully roped senior American diplomats into his pursuit of dirt on the Bidens.
No trailer for the show has been released yet, but judging from the stills and this exorcism news, things are about to get seriously spooky in Greendale.
And just judging from the photos coming out of the Houston area, with flood waters up to the roofs of some houses, the property damage is devastating.
"The executive order has probably sowed more confusion about whether Obamacare is still available ... (judging from) some of the conversations we have with our consumers," said Flanders.
The controversy is likely to continue to haunt her candidacy, at least for the immediate future, judging from a new report this week by The Washington Post.
The 2016 Race It looks as if Donald Trump is going to have a big night, judging from what could be a newly useful measure, Google searches.
Judging from Moss and Baden's account, the new curriculum is unlikely to survive a First Amendment challenge if a public school ever tries to take it up.
I'm taking over the start-up and venture capital beat, which — judging from conversations on the V.C. summer party circuit — consists entirely of scooters, cryptocurrency and SoftBank.
Through that job he was exposed to a range of European art from various epochs, and, judging from his early letters, he seemed receptive to them all.
Judging from defectors I've interviewed and much of the literature on North Korea, many do — especially older people, farmers and those farther from the North Korean border.
Judging from the crowd's response, this constant message from the White House that Democrats like Mr. Donnelly are obstructionists seemed to be working at the local level.
" Mr. Cole knows that the disease of stardom inspires cries for help, and now, instead of judging from afar, he wonders, "There's nobody around you to listen?
And judging from the fierce and immediate response to the essay by moms on social media, many, many parents out there could imagine being in her shoes.
And judging from his experience of writing the book on "Brain Tingles" and his life's work of researching ASMR, he must be the most zen person alive.
May's speech on Tuesday, judging from the excerpts, is also meant to assuage European Union colleagues by committing Britain to a close, friendly and constructive future relationship.
Judging from Angela's desperate response of bludgeoning Cal and waking up Jon after her meeting with Lady Trieu, it seems things are not going according to plan.
Judging from the laughs and smiles, you'd never know that they are a few dozen miles from the Swan Lake Fire, now burning for over three months.
You know, judging from the people leaving the meetings -- leaks -- but they leave the meetings all the time, and they say, 'No, we haven't found any collusion.
Judging from what we heard this weekend, that's going to fucking rule, too—and lord knows we could use something to look forward to in 2017. Honestly?
Judging from his red carpet appearance and the way he delivered the Album of the Year Award to Adele, though, he might not have been entirely sober.
There doesn't seem to be animosity -- judging from the way Culpepper explains their relationship, seems they've just grown apart since they last played together back in 2004.
Judging from other national surveys looking at women of color who are older, this is a group not likely to shift its views or its partisanship with age.
Judging from the pictures posted on social media, the front of the plane took the biggest hit with the cockpit windshield smashed and its nose had multiple dents.
Judging from the red and gold decor, they're not fighting in King's Landing — the battle is taking place in the Lannisters' heartland, in either Lannisport or Casterly Rock.
"DC" clearly stood for "dozens of coplayers," judging from how many ersatz Leaguers descended on the Javits Center over the con's four days, rocking their best superhero looks.
Dworman doesn't have to worry: Judging from cases like C.K.'s and Mel Gibson's, there's rarely a permanent life sentence for famous white men who do something wrong.
Judging from Yahoo's teaser images, the app looks virtually identical to a number of modern messaging services (think Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord) from the past five years.
Judging from the trailer for the Season 7 Game of Thrones finale, Jon Snow successfully makes it to King's Landing with proof of his Northern trek in tow.
Judging from the first full trailer for Atomic Blonde, the single-take brawls seen in The Raid, Daredevil, and John Wick have become a staple in Hollywood actioners.
On the other hand, judging from his actions and temperament, psychotherapist and narcissism expert Dr. Les Carter "easily [judged] Denhardt as being a narcissistic sociopath," according to Punnett.
Judging from the way it is positioned in The Greatest Showman, "This Is Me" is supposed to be a triumph of the self over societal conventions of normalcy.
At one of the main hospitals in Thiruvananthapuram, senior physician Thomas Mathew said that judging from injuries, a stampede was also likely to have occurred at the temple.
Fox just announced its fall and mid-season slates this week, and judging from its explosive first trailer, 24: Legacy might just be the biggest of the bunch.
Miami head coach Adam Gase was clearly pissed about the situation judging from his Monday news conference ... and now the team has decided to put LT on ice.
Judging from the initial wave of reactions from drivers we spoke with in interviews or who voiced their opinions across online forums, that just became a harder sell.
BC was out with King Cairo strutting her goods Sunday ... and judging from those curves you'd never know she popped Dream out just a few weeks ago. #MILFDoesABodyGood
And judging from the record-breaking 4.4 million people who tuned in for the show's debut, it was a timely page flip to a new chapter in television.
For one thing, Lil Wayne's music started to decline almost immediately after Tha Carter III—during it, really, judging from the album's uneven mix of brilliance and indulgence.
SoundCloud and Tidal, my two other favored music services, haven't adopted 3D Touch yet — and judging from the quality of what's available right now, I don't blame them.
Judging from the Twitter feeds of many lawmakers in the hours after the airstrike, they were informed about the president's decision like every other American — through media reports.
It was only by luck that the toll from the bombing last week was not higher, judging from the shrapnel that had torn the metal surrounding shops nearby.
Clinton has a 14 percent chance of winning North Dakota, we mean that, judging from how the polling averages have moved in previous election cycles, candidates in Mrs.
She's being interviewed about things like acting technique, and judging from her appearance Tuesday night on Late Night With Seth Meyers, she is utterly delighted by the change.
The prospect of so-called "designer babies" clearly rattles many, judging from the poll, but it's also unrealistic considering doctors' focus on using this technology to treat illnesses.
Cup holder technology, on the other hand, was still in its infancy in 1984, judging from the pair of extremely shallow indentations located precariously atop the center console.
Judging from her calls for critics of capitalism to purge themselves of "negative desire," you wouldn't guess that responding to real exploitation had anything to do with it.
Judging from the tweets of Breitbart editors since Bannon's firing, it looks like a publication that once could say nothing bad about Trump is stepping up its critiques.
YouTube user richfofo has not posted a video in seven years, but judging from their uploads, they seem to be a gay man with a smush-faced cat.
Judging from the recently released Goop Lab trailer, maybe each cruise member gets a complimentary exorcism, or facial acupuncture session, or (we hope) a hands-free orgasm experience.
It definitely didn't look that way judging from the fake tears Leonard laughingly wiped away as his buddy Lowry handed him the gaudy ring encrusted with 650 diamonds.
Well, Europe perhaps there was maybe just -- at least judging from Kudlow's comments, a reason to be a bit more optimistic than you might have been after NATO.
Joker is roughly set right between those two films, in a Gotham City modeled on New York around 1981, judging from movie posters that appear in the background.
I don't know her at all, but judging from her fiction, she is warm, generous, funny and wouldn't be freaked out if Blake started seeing angels over pudding.
Judging from the response on Twitter, however, many creators feel Patreon hasn't adequately addressed how the changes will affect their patrons, who are, after all, the people pledging money.
Or, judging from the Film Comment Selects lineup, perhaps it's easier for filmmakers to say what they want about our chaotic, constantly metamorphosing present by looking to the past.
North's birthday party is sure to be epic — and judging from past years' events, it's likely she'll be celebrating alongside her cousin Penelope Scotland, who turns 7 in July.
Dodgers starting pitcher Kenta Maeda has a translator named Will Ireton, and judging from some of his Instagram videos, it seems safe to say that #WILLtheTRANSLATOR is also #WILLtheTHRILL.
Stephen King's It is still one of the creepiest miniseries to hit television, but judging from this first trailer, this year's cinematic remake is looking to up the ante.
Judging from the number of questions during the FTC's Twitter chat, influencers are still pretty confused about the rules – what counts as an ad, and how to disclose it.
De facto slavery is as accepted for humans as for robots, and judging from a moment of confusion in the first few chapters, the two can be nearly indistinguishable.
She wore a fur-lined parka, black leggings and matching boots, and was likely on her way to or from a yoga class judging from the mat she carried.
Judging from Trump's statement, he is simply taking Qatar's neighbors at their self-serving word and he is letting himself-and the U.S.-be used to legitimize their vendettas.
What the Global Alliance for Responsible Media will actually do remains vague, at least judging from today's announcement, which was made at this week's Cannes Lions event for advertisers.
Judging from the flame wars on Twitter, the nastiness of Facebook comments and the vitriol on Reddit, there are certainly a lot of collisions in the digital public sphere.
Ikea's Tradfri line is currently limited to smart lighting products, but judging from these leaks, the company is quickly on its way to building an entire home automation system.
Salaries for economists are rarely disclosed, but, judging from the few that have been reported, it is fair to assume that they are not struggling to make ends meet.
It's a subtle jab at Jay Z Judging from the lecture he gave at his most recent concert, we already know the two have some kind of unsettled beef.
It's an ambitious goal, but judging from the detailed model revealed here at D23 the new expansions are certainly on the right path towards creating an immersive physical environment.
Judging from a recent post on social media, fandom's favorite average, everyday Marvel Cinematic Universe character is still alive after the population-halving Thanos snap in Avengers: Infinity War.
While Thor is not traditionally known for his sense of humor, the latest installment in the superhero franchise seems to have a more lighthearted tone judging from the trailers.
Judging from Park's statements, the company's next attempt at entering the smartwatch market will likely break that mold and look to appeal to a broader, more casual user base.
Judging from your Instagram feed, Memorial Day's long weekend has meant backyard cookouts, pool parties and dancing until the wee hours of the morning for many of your friends.
Judging from the outfit, Clinton presumably changed into the Katy Perry-branded pumps after speaking at the Women of the World conference to send a picture to the designer.
"Judging from my conversations with foreign clients and the moves of the FX option market, I suspect markets haven't yet sufficiently priced in the existing political risk," Yamada said.
The divorcing couple were walking their 5-year-old son, Jordan, Monday in New York City, and judging from the snapshot, they're trying to get along as co-parents.
And I mean, judging from the promos, our ragtag team is gonna need someone's help if they hope to walk out of that hornet's nest of White Walkers alive.
The president enjoys overwhelming support among African Americans, and Carson's line — judging from the initial reaction on Twitter — is more likely to be met by outrage than anything else.
Internally, the team called this experience "Storyteller," but judging from this new info it appears that the new desktop editor will share the Quik branding, which is no surprise.
Judging from the photos of hundreds of members of the Indigenous People of Biafra marching in the street, fists raised, they did not seem inclined to take a joke.
Wiseman, young at heart, is with the project—wholly persuaded, judging from his film, by the N.Y.P.L.'s express mission to involve the larger population in the knowledge trawl.
Judging from my conversations with Democratic activists, the dynamics of the 21987 race refuse to conform to a neatly constructed Bernie-on-the-left, Biden-on-the-right grid.
Again, if net neutrality rules are re-opened for consideration, judging from public response to the last round, the FCC stands to be inundated by many millions of comments.
What viewers really want (judging from my mailbag) is a forensic restaurant show: splitting checks with heavy drinkers; screaming toddlers in the next booth; tipping — need I say more?
It was slow at first—standard "it's not me, it's you" promos—but took a turn which wounded the audience deeply, judging from just how lustily he got booed.
The "it" in question is unclear, but judging from footage we've got, Tay wants to know if we're ready for a dark, gritty, cyberpunk reboot of America's sweetheart. Yes.
Judging from the comment sections and your Facebook feed, every single one of us needs a healthy dose of lizard food, because we're all the worst — especially Uncle Gerry.
Scott Underwood, the ex-drummer for Train, is looking to score $3 million in profit by flipping his Nashville home ... and judging from the pics, he has a shot.
Their answer, judging from interviews with more than two dozen voters, is complicated, not the black and white narrative that either Mr. Trump's supporters or his critics might assume.
It was a tandem jump ... so no need for Emma to get certified or anything, but she looked like a total pro judging from how she stuck the landing.
We had dragged the kids to Rome and Athens on a 10-day self-guided tour of museums and archaeological sites that, judging from their whining, had fallen flat.
But judging from post-show interviews with the contestants and the show's creators, there may have been a contract stipulation that demanded an altar-time decision for maximum drama.
Judging from the data structure, it seems clear that the database found by Vinny is a work product of a third party, with entries generated from multiple different sources.
It also bridges education and fun, and judging from the kids&apos reactions I saw during Spike Prime&aposs announcement last year, kids will be naturally drawn to it. 
Judging from the events described by Cornelius and the data sent by the GPS collar, the injured lion most likely was killed 10 to 12 hours after being wounded.
Nesyamun's slight, synthesized groan — not an actual word but simply a vowel sound — was overhyped in the news, and, judging from the parade of joking reactions, readers sensed this.
Judging from the TV series and movies, it appears that they have more rotating jobs than Barbie, making this ever-changing trio who we should actually aspire to be.
Judging from scattered reports that reach Los Angeles, America is going through troubled times, and movie people tend to take all forms of injustice more personally than those victimized.
Legend has it you can tell them apart by their personality ... Brandi is more the wild one, and judging from the above photo, that'll put her on the left.
Judging from photos of Earhart in which her arms are visible, a forensic imaging specialist determined that Earhart had considerably longer than average forearms, with a probable ratio of 0.76.
Judging from pure internet, social media and gaming-hub traffic, we're talking in the hundreds of thousands, if not millions of new young white nationalists being born online right now.
Judging from Facebook's own announcement posts, Messenger Kids is seemingly set up to maintain an appropriate space for young minds looking to dip into the wild world of the web.
Judging from the witch-themed placards that popped up on Instagram and Twitter during the Women's March, it's an enjoyable in-joke that celebrates female power at the very least.
Judging from Friday's brilliantly orchestrated summit meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in the village of Panmunjom, the young leader may be his family's most adept player yet.
But judging from the initial specs, this could be a really impressive machine for creators and others who need speed, flexibility, and the ability to upgrade when they want to.
ISIS, judging from past examples, could wage a campaign of attacks — assassinations, raids, ambushes, suicide bombings — partly meant to mobilize the organization and keep it together under a new leader.
"Moreover, the scheme will not introduce a lot of funds to mainland markets judging from the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock link," said Xiao Shijun, analyst at Guodu Securities in Beijing.
Despite what her high maintenance, eternally peppy characters would have you believe, Alison Brie is surprisingly down-to-earth, at least judging from her most recent interview with Yahoo Style.
Woody and Jessie from the Toy Story series — and judging from the glee on the siblings' faces, they couldn't have been more stoked to hang with the Wild West duo.
Judging from his playful answers to Grinch trivia questions in the exclusive clip above, the 42-year-old actor might need to do a bit more studying on the subject.
But judging from how much fun they've been having going on dates all summer and how strong their relationship appears to be, hateful vibes won't drag them down too much.
But judging from Glassdoor reviews, it can also be immensely stressful on Williams-Sonoma customer service employees, many of whom service every brand underneath the Williams-Sonoma umbrella as well.
And judging from Kourtney Kardashian's reaction to shmearing some of the gloss across her lips for the first time, that interpretation might not be as far off as it seems.
These "pre"-braking systems are the next big thing in active vehicular safety, and judging from the recent NHTSA announcement, I expect to see similar systems eventually mandated by law.
Judging from the reaction of stocks, bonds and currencies after the Fed statement, the market is afraid of the risk that the Fed is mistakenly tightening into a slowing economy.
Judging from the above footage, the ultras were rebuffed by the stewards and so set about dousing them with pepper spray; one steward taking cover was kicked in the back.
Judging from the audio, it sounds like Butler slammed on the brakes and tried to avoid the collision -- but he was going too fast to regain control of the vehicle.
Judging from the books on the table, Swift (or the agency behind the video) is apparently a fan of the paintings of Hans Richter and sculptures of Marino Marini. 5.
As of Thursday, about 72 percent of soybeans were still in the pod-filling stage in the province of Buenos Aires, judging from weekly data published by Argentina's agriculture ministry.
The answers, judging from the performance at the Kennedy Center, which these forces will bring to David Geffen Hall in New York on Sunday: yes and yes, with some caveats.
Judging from a recent interview in The New York Times Magazine, getting credit for the actions he has taken on economic issues seems to be of special interest to him.
But judging from the conversation you had with your son a couple of years ago, it seems as if you are not the right person to do the saving here.
Trump's supporters, judging from the venom with which they refer to "political correctness," perceive the network of state, local and federal anti-discrimination laws and directives as censorious and coercive.
But judging from the way Digital Trends and Forbes talk about the Quantum X in reviews, it sounds like the Samsungs and Sonys of the TV world should be scared.
And, judging from the success of Sanders' campaign in 218, which was based heavily on punishing Wall Street for its greedy practices, there's considerable political power in that message. 22018.
And the former prosecutor's efforts may have hurt his client, judging from reports this morning: The New York Times: On attack for Trump, Giuliani may aggravate legal and political peril.
Indeed, judging from Uber's own app, the dependability of the service plummets precipitously once you move away from close-knit cities and into the wide blank spaces of the map.
Judging from her tweets about some of the amazing sights they're seeing, it looks like Kourtney is having a pretty cool trip — no pun intended, despite all the chic parkas.
And judging from a quick glance at Google Trends around the announcement of the latest MacBook Pro, many users would rather build a Hackbook than shell out for a MBP.
Judging from the number of heart-eyed emojis under their Instagram pictures, we've reached a refreshing new standard of beauty that values what's on the inside, for better or worse.
Judging from "Close to the Enemy," a new drama from the streaming service Acorn TV, an outbreak of coyness swept England in the difficult year after World War II ended.
The latter was Richard, who judging from his shock and struggle as Morgan choked him to death, was envisioning a different sort of victim when he gave the advice above.
Judging from the local reaction, it was quite viral indeed — and it seems to have set the tone for the clown-related madness that has beset the country ever since.
The Federal Emergency Management agency said it's too early to make any estimates, but judging from prior disasters such as Hurricane Sandy, the tally will be well into the billions.
Whatever else is going on with Donald Trump, the guy knows how to make reality TV. The president had a busy weekend, at least judging from the headlines he generated.
The album is going to be released on July 12, and judging from the rallying cries from "Edheads" on Twitter, we're not the only ones biting our nails until it drops.
Porter is currently awaiting a mandatory rematch with Thurman, and judging from his relatively easy TKO-win over Berto in April, the former IBF champion is apparently still improving at 29.
Judging from some of the latest trends of Google, quite a few Brits have done so only after Thursday's Brexit referendum, in which the country voted to leave the European Union.
Judging from how rampant these incidents of possessions are in Indonesian schools, it seems like what the students need are not mass prayers before an exam, or exorcists on stand by.
Judging from the Cohen and Craig entries, it would appear that each of the 12 investigations involves an entirely unique topic and not just one element of an interwoven criminal case.
Judging from all the women who rose to their feet to shout along with last year's "Darte," a refreshing interpolation of Akon's "I Wanna Love You," he's well on his way.
And judging from the feedback from those currently living with the version of the algorithm that surfaces old and repetitive tweets, the company may be finding the edge of its usefulness.
Judging from what was teased last night and at D23 last week, Avengers: Infinity War will see Thanos destroying much of the known universe with the power of the Infinity Stones.
Judging from the opening minutes of Saturday Night Live's season debut, the question on everyone at Studio 8H's mind was: How on earth do you heighten this already unbelievable general election?
And, judging from the fanfare over the brand's free couches — a brief technical glitch on the site last week that has since been rectified — plenty of people feel the same way.
But judging from many Internet users' comments, many in China would disagree with that opinion and that strong female leaders like Tsai are role models for how women really should be.
New Kids On The Block is getting a little long in the tooth, judging from its fans, because one of them says she fell during a concert and broke her hip.
Judging from the film, that didn't always make it easy to be Adam Nimoy, who recalls fighting with his father as a young man, then seeing his face everywhere he went.
And judging from the way things are going, the protests, marches, and general civil unrest isn't ending anytime soon, so this won't be the last time I take to the streets.
Judging from the administration's clear refusal to cooperate with any oversight by Democrats — including investigations that do not relate to the Mueller probe — it's unlikely that any Trump officials will comply.
Nothing has been officially released by the brand, but judging from last night's sneak peek of a thin lipstick bullet with FB stamped in the center, there's something in the works.
Sure, some videos get a lot of views, but judging from the comments sections full of people begging for subtitles, it's hard to tell how many of those are honest fans.
Judging from this video, it doesn't look like Lil Nas X and Dorsey discussed any heavy issues, and sadly, CEO Lil Nas X wasn't even able to deliver an edit button.
Car Throttle had the pleasure of riding shotgun in the Chiron — and judging from the facial expressions throughout the lap, the car is every bit as exhilarating as you might expect.
Judging from the sheer size of the packed room, I also suddenly understand why musicians like Derulo are so eager to cash in on the growing popularity of group fitness classes.
And judging from where the game placed in Steam's best-sellers list, I suspect I'm not the only person who was weirdly turned-off from a game they would have liked.
But judging from the current backlog of cases still pending at the nearest United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, she will wait at least another three years before her asylum interview.
Video Snaps, on the other hand, should be pretty easy to create (judging from the quick demo that I saw) and they're presented to viewers in a colorful, attention-grabbing format.
Then on Saturday, Trump traveled to Detroit and visited with a church congregation, or at least with a fraction of that congregation, judging from an image of the nearly empty venue.
But judging from the slate of speakers the Democrats have scheduled, their convention will show significantly more unity and continuity than the Republicans had on display in Cleveland a week ago.
Instead, judging from that admittedly small sample, bots seem to be most useful for regularly scheduled and customized doses of information from media companies or lifestyle brands, quizzes, and novelty gags.
Judging from charcoal and cracked bones researchers have found, it looks as if Homo floresiensis used stone tools to hunt dwarf elephants, and then cooked their meat over fires in caves.
Judging from the group we've created online, there are quite a few Juggalos who are politically active and just never had a space to be both an activist and a Juggalo.
He's going to have to make decisions about a lot of issues that — at least judging from his website — he and his senior staff have not yet given much thought to.
And then there are these tweets... Judging from the steady stream of heart-eyed smiley-face emoji and tweets like the ones below, the prospective pairing is getting some major approval.
Judging from the log and its specificity regarding the cases the DRTbox was used in, these are examples of cases that the VSP got a warrant for prior to DRTbox use.
Karnes said the train was moving at a "pretty good pace" -- roughly 70 to 80 mph, judging from the fact the train was passing cars on the highway -- when it derailed.
O.J. Simpson talked about the slow-speed Bronco chase as if it was a victory for him, because judging from public opinion on the streets -- literally -- all he saw was support.
Judging from the responses of educators I know who have received "Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming" in recent weeks, most copies of it are likely to be ignored or discarded.
Weber said in December that he wanted the windmill to "be left in the past," but judging from the first episode of his Bachelor season, he will not get his wish.
Judging from the first two episodes, this is a skillfully acted, richly detailed historical show that would not be out of place on PBS or a high-end pay-cable outlet.
But beach vacationers will have to fight to get a spot, judging from photos such as this one from Fujiazhuang beach in Dalian on a nearly 90-degree day in 2015.
Judging from the trailer, nothing about this new version of the storied franchise in which a creepy doll comes to life and kills people seems particularly vital, necessary, or culturally trenchant.
Mind of a Chef toured the factory with chef Ludo Lefebvre, and just judging from Lefebvre's pure joy in seeing all that butter get made, it seems like it's heaven on Earth.
Judging from the grunting noises Hemsworth made, it certainly sounded like the father-of-three was getting an efficient sweat-drenched workout from the series of weightlifting, battle ropes and resistance training.
"Instead of a filter, it seems that Llanocetus simply had large gums and, judging from the way its teeth are worn, mainly fed by biting large prey," said Marx in a statement.
Judging from Identity Evropa's Twitter feed, the campaign has hit the University of California, Irvine, Stockton University in New Jersey, the University of Texas, Dallas, and the University of Virginia, among others.
Judging from his campaign pronouncements, for Trump, fossil fuels are a means to an end, whether to fuel his resorts and casinos or to pressure foreign powers to bend to American will.
Now it's time for the sequel, and judging from the push here at E3, the sole purpose of Star Wars: Battlefront II is to address the many concerns of fans and gamers.
Early bird tickets will cost $20 in NYC or £16 / €18 for the London event, though judging from previous OnePlus launch gatherings, you'll have to be quick to get ahold of those.
Judging from the lines in Tokyo, though, I'd say that Mario Kart Arcade GP VR is more representative of Nintendo's plans for theme parks than its plans for virtual reality video games.
Now it's about to seriously go after horror, judging from the trailer for the new series The Haunting of Hill House, which looks like a creepy, unnerving journey through some kid's nightmares.
The feline-loving pop star shared an adorable video on Instagram on Thursday, in which she appears petting her cat Meredith – and judging from the kitty's purrs, she is loving the attention.
And, judging from a piece of campaign literature the Sanders campaign has mailed to Iowa voters, it is a criticism that appears to be having some resonance a week before the caucuses.
Judging from the hour-long demo we played of the final and third installment of Lara's new origin series, the next ordeal involves not only physical pain (though there's plenty of that).
Bravo's Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce is coming to an end — but judging from the season 5 trailer, the scripted drama has saved its best twists, boldest surprises and biggest shocks for last.
Judging from the betting markets, Neymar's arrival has boosted PSG's chance of winning the 2018 Champions League from 6% to 9.5%, while Barcelona's has fallen from around 2420% to 230% (see chart).
Judging from the Facebook comments of die-hard Crayola fans watching from home or risking their employment statuses by watching from their adult desks at their adult jobs, people were NOT impressed.
You might think a police station would be a super-safe spot to hang out and look for a Bouffalant, but judging from some cops' reactions, that is simply not the case.
The bill was loaded up with politically dangerous changes all along, and judging from all the damaging headlines about what might count as a pre-existing condition, now it has even more.
Judging from his hilarious Twitter feed, he's a record nerd who's as big into Bob Dylan as he is ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead or even Switchfoot.
"Judging from the shrinking yield spread between the United States and China in last month, it no longer supports the yuan to strengthen further," David Qu, markets economist at ANZ in Shanghai.
Judging from how many sociologists and other academics have contacted me about the topic in the past few months, fake news seems to have become a source of fascination for scholars—a.k.a.
You've seen Bibiana Julian on The Bachelor and on The Bachelor Winter Games, but judging from her recent Instagrams, she may be training to make a comeback on the Bachelor franchise circuit.
Judging from PPP comparisons, the Deutsche mark would probably trade at about a 25 percent premium to the U.S. dollar and around a 30 percent to 40 percent premium to the euro.
In any case, judging from Page's incredible self-owning performance on Up With Chris Hayes, his testimony before Congress might not be the slam dunk Trump seems to think it will be.
Judging from hand and foot bones, the scientists concluded the two roosted, using all four limbs to hang from trees like modern colugos, and gripping tree branches with their feet like bats.
And judging from the reaction of the Mueller team, it's not just idle words; prosecutors don't recommend zero jail time for someone who hasn't been of considerable aid to their broader efforts.
Judging from what we've seen since last year, probably not until a new model is released with even better battery life, but rumors abound of a Switch 2 to be released soon.
Judging from the country's medal count, there may be something to their strategy: Germany is currently tied for most gold medals with 13, and six of them are in endurance skiing events.
Or maybe all of the above... Judging from the comments of Steve's many viewers—that hardtack video alone has been watched more than 610,000 times—everyone gets something different from his performances.
Judging from the responses, big companies are overrated, "don't work hard" is disturbingly prevalent advice, and adhering to the old cliché "follow your dreams" can lead to a nightmare of a career.
CBS's new "Magnum," judging from the rough pilot sent to critics, is the sort of charming-rogue-solving-crimes-in-paradise show that could as easily have aired in 1988 as 2018.
Judging from the Finnish experience, it may make the younger kids among them in particular sicker, stunt their cognitive development, and increase their risk of mental health problems for decades to come.
Judging from the video above of the pair dancing onstage at a Billy Joel concert in 2015, we can only imagine that they were tearing up the dance floor at Lawrence's wedding.
And judging from his Twitter post and conversations with people who know Mr. Bezos, he wants to forge a new path for addressing social problems rather than just writing checks to nonprofits.
Judging from social media commentary, the shift from a two-night to one-night debate was a relief to many viewers, though political junkies said they wished for more time for questioning.
As for his record, President Trump is doing just fine with the African-Americans without her; in fact, judging from the numbers he may have never needed her in the first place.
Grab a peach, because The Real Housewives of Atlanta is back for its 12th season this November — and judging from the season supertease, the drama is going to be juicer than ever.
And judging from the title of his speech — "Reshaping Indo-Pacific Ties : The New Era of Cooperation" — it sure sounds like it's going to be about U.S. foreign policy with the country.
They could provide a valuable conduit for dissenting points of view that — judging from the way Trump has run his campaigns and his businesses — might otherwise be lacking from a Trump administration.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Judging from the paintings and drawings on view at Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects, Nicole Eisenman has been thinking a lot about angry white men.
After years where one-off VR experiences were the allure du jour, escape rooms seemed to be everywhere — and judging from the turnout and the marketers themselves, they're not going anywhere anytime soon.
She may have technically just celebrated her 46th birthday, but judging from the look of things in this revealing cut-out dress the singer wore on Thursday to film the latest episode of
Now, as part of Cinemechanica, he's busting out those chops in another wonky experimental band, and judging from the sound of the band's new self-titled album, things are working out just swimmingly.
The phones are 5.5 inches and 6 inches, respectively, and their most notable feature is probably not any of the specs, but available colors, which, judging from photos, will include purple and gold.
Judging from the grunting noises Hemsworth, 33, makes, it certainly sounds like the father-of-three is getting an efficient sweat-drenched workout from the series of weightlifting, battle ropes and resistance training.
Auctor says that judging from analysis his team have carried out online, Triad groups in New York City may have become involved in selling the drug, imported into the US from Hong Kong.
Hagai Heshes, head of product marketing for Consumer Physics, says adding the sensor to a phone doesn't increase cost much, and judging from the price of the Changhong H2, it appears he's right.
On "From the D to the A," Yachty plays the role of Atlanta welcoming committee for Detroit native Grizzley, and judging from the video, Lil Boat is one hell of a tour guide.
Berkeley, California (CNN)Judging from the talk about the University of California, Berkeley lately, you'd think the campus was filled with hypersensitive snowflakes covering their ears to block out ideas they don't like.
These kinds of tales remain in the background during this warm-and-fuzzy period of the game's rollout, but judging from developer Niantic's past, this may have been the end goal all along.
Judging from the photos, the French president's visit stateside went just as well, although Macron, unable to convince Trump to stray from some of his "insane" policies, may have left a little disappointed.
And judging from the list, he perhaps should have given himself a little more time to do the research; one of his picks has sent a bevy of tweets mocking and opposing Trump.
The unbridgeable gap between the two men, judging from Macron's most recent comments, is over whether to stay in the current deal while negotiating a new agreement — or just pull out right away.
Judging from an overheard convo, it appears that people are reluctant to use their rechargeable Octopus cards for fear of leaving a paper trail of them having been present at the protest. pic.twitter.
"Judging from history and the manner in which potential new information has emerged over the years," his report said, "it is still likely that additional information will be located, unearthed or made available."
Here is Mr. Gerstein in 2013 playing Schumann's "Carnaval," one of my favorite of the composer's inventive piano suites (and, judging from this fanciful and brilliant performance, one of Mr. Gerstein's as well).
For now, though, the Raqqa offensive could take a long time, with a very high toll, judging from the protracted offensive in Iraq against the Islamic State's other major urban stronghold, in Mosul.
Judging from reports of the meeting, the two leaders began to build the kind of personal relationship that will be essential to maintaining the long-standing and vital partnership between the two countries.
"Judging from the fact that the two vessels lay alongside each other with their lights turned on at night, both vessels could have been engaged in some type of activity," the release said.
This is the theme of "Horace and Pete," the mournful and — judging from the first episode — unshakable new series that the comedian Louis C.K. dropped without warning, Beyoncé-style, on his website Saturday morning.
Judging from the public communication put out by FEMA so far it seems that they are operating in a way that is similar to how they would have operated during a response under Obama.
The competition over at Bravo's Project Runway is getting sew tough — and judging from season 17's midseason trailer, fans will be on pins and needles to see who makes it to the end!
The company has been pretty aggressive with its marketing (at least, judging from its seemingly ubiquitous podcast and subway ads), and this rollout could expose the brand to a whole new group of people.
Judging from a sign nearby that warned of their reaction to arm movements, it seems like there will eventually be some sort of interactivity from these critters, but during our visit they were dormant.
One of the most anticipated elements of Star Wars: Battlefront II is its single-player storyline, but judging from the latest trailer it may be the multiplayer mode that gets hardcore fans most excited.
And judging from what we saw onstage and in the videos Ubisoft just uploaded to YouTube, The Crew 2 is all about taking the idea of an open-world racer to almost absolute limits.
At least judging from the three sisters' get-ups for LACMA's annual Art + Film Gala, though, we can at the very least steal one of their style secret: The Olsens definitely have a uniform.
But judging from other disasters, he said, a period of "short-term" weakness is generally followed by a period of rebuilding, and in the end the economy returns to its normal trend of growth.
Apple's Touch Bar was a big feature of the 2016 MacBook Pro, but, judging from the lack of software support or imitators, it hasn't moved the needle in the way Apple wanted it to.
Judging from the videos available at launch, the app is holding true to its promise of "content first, advertising second," with laid-back, tongue-in-cheek shows that also happen to feature promoted products.
Judging from their comments at the convention, the mothers see their role as bridge builders: between the dead and the living, between Clinton and black constituents and between the police and mistrustful black communities.
Judging from the trailer, The Cloverfield Paradox will help tie the previous two films together, providing some sort of origin story for the mysterious happenings that occur in both Cloverfield and 10 Cloverfield Lane.
We're told Justin and Hailey didn't meet with any members of the Royal family ... but judging from his boxing sesh, nothing could bring Bieber down from cloud 9 -- not with Hailey by his side.
" The maze didn't end up being quite the surprise the character was looking for, but judging from early indications, the big mystery in the second season is going to be something called "the door.
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West's 6-month-old daughter, alongside Khloé Kardashian's 3-month-old daughter True, are two peas in a pod, judging from a snapshot Kardashian West shared to Instagram Friday.
The Golden Globes solidarity movement for Sunday night's show is clearly strong ... but judging from last year, wearing black to the Globes is also simply a fashion statement embraced by a bunch of stars.
The podcast never says his name with venom, just adorable mockery, because he seems like a well-rounded enough guy to take the critics —which, judging from his answer above, appears to be true.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan's conflict is beginning to look more like a messy civil war than a straightforward struggle between the government and its Taliban enemies, judging from an outbreak of violence in recent days.
It's also unclear whether the /pol/ 4Chan community hates or loves him, though it's probably the former, judging from this picture of him posted in the aftermath of the most recent attack in London.
Judging from the presentations at this week's conference in Perth, the increased dynamics in iron ore pricing and trading have yet to make much of a mark in the thinking of iron ore producers.
Judging from the crickets on major U.S. news sites, who would ever know that a hurricane (#Yutu) is expected to slam into a U.S. commonwealth as a Category 5 storm in about 3 hours?
Judging from "Aquarius" and its predecessor, "Neighboring Sounds," you could say that this director, a former film critic, specializes in movies about real estate in Recife, capital of the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco.
Judging from the pic ... that bud Lil Eazy is holding has a ways to go before it's ready for harvest, but something tells us he won't be down 2 tha last roach anytime soon.
Judging from what data is currently out there, plus academic inquiry into porn, and anecdotal information about how and when millennials have sex, porn really has left an imprint on young people's sex habits.
Pence's salary was $22016,22020 a month at the Trump campaign, and the RNC appears to be paying him the same or nearly the same amount, judging from the state and federal payroll taxes withheld.
Judging from the photos, which depict a police raid busting a number of factory workers in the act of mixing spices, items produced at the factory included Maggi seasoning, seafood seasoning, and chicken bouillon.
Judging from what's being shown at MoMA, there's an insatiability to Alassane's films: he pirouettes from magic-lantern féticheur to withering social critic to deadpan documentarian, abounding all the while in feats of material innovation.
Yes, it was, spelled the Jewish way with two F's and one N. Which is comforting, because I like to think she was Jewish – because if not, judging from her age, she was a Nazi.
In an industry that is infamously non-representative, more inclusivity and racial diversity is undoubtedly necessary on the catwalk, but judging from the incensed reactions, West has gone about it in entirely the wrong way.
But securing this particular bag could be tough, judging from the way the US Patent and Trademark Office denied Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actor Alfonso Ribeiro's application to trademark the Carlton dance last month.
Looks like a fun time was had by all at a fundraising lunch for Hillary Clinton co-hosted by Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel in Los Angeles Tuesday — that is, judging from the wacky pictures.
Judging from the sequel's latest trailer, the franchise's dry wit and humor are front and center, anchored by a truly top-tier cast that also includes Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling, Rihanna, Sarah Paulson, and Awkwafina.
Judging from the winners at the recent Creative Arts Emmys (which reward technicians, guest stars, and others whose names usually appear in the end credits), we could be in for a repetitive evening on Sunday.
The furor over Bannon, though, could give way to an even bigger problem: judging from the score-settling of Trump's transition, thousands of dedicated public servants might soon be replaced with an army of hacks.
The WWE superstar (along with the good folks at Make-A-Wish) rented out a private theater for 21 kids to see "Bumblebee" in NYC on Thursday ... and judging from the footage, everyone was stoked!
It obviously appears to be some sort of action game, and judging from the design of the Stormtroopers it appears to take place sometime before the Rebel Alliance broke the Empire's grip on the galaxy.
AMC's spinoff Fear the Walking Dead has shown us what the world looks like as it slowly descends into zombie apocalypse madness — and judging from a new clip, things are about to get even worse.
While resentment certainly lingers among some Clinton supporters—and, judging from her memoir What Happened, Clinton herself—because Sanders stayed in the race until the Democratic convention, his positive campaign undoubtedly boosted his national profile.
Trump has not entirely untangled himself from the legal impact of a payment made to Stormy Daniels, and judging from the past there is still more about his indiscretions that we probably don't know about.
Judging from Reddit, a huge chunk of players of the medieval fantasy massively multiplayer online role-playing game Old School Runescape take the "old school" thing so seriously that they're embracing medieval ideas of exclusion.
Judging from the quality of the food, you'd be forgiven for assuming there was a small army of Lebanese grandmothers in the kitchen at Maison Libanaise instead of an Australian with a tapestry of tattoos.
He's scheduled for sentencing on April 23, but judging from his tweets, he's been taking the whole "going to jail for turning a dog into a Nazi" thing pretty well—or at least pretending to.
Judging from this story's impressive Facebook reach, I thought maybe Narco Pelosi was an obvious fiction people just wanted to believe in, like dirtbag Joe Biden from The Onion, or Batboy from Weekly World News.
"The regime is unlikely to immediately focus on clearing ISIS from remote areas that do not threaten key military, economic, and transportation infrastructure, judging from previous regime counter-ISIS efforts," according to the new report.
Scott Paul, the president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, an industry group, said that judging from the announcement, the talks didn't appear to have moved American businesses toward a level playing field in China.
But several traders said they thought the central bank has not given up regulating short-term borrowing costs, judging from bid and ask prices from bigger state-owned banks that suggested attempts to guide prices.
Beahm has not said if or when he'll return to Twitch with his first stream after the ban's apparent lifting, but many fans expect it to be soon, judging from excitement in the Twitch chat.
Judging from his material, the actor with the instantly recognizable nasal voice is not unlike his character in "Everybody Loves Raymond": a man who never feels like he is doing enough to please his wife.
Judging from their clothes, they're all manga or anime fans; they're not coming here just for the good service—they're here to get a whiff of Japanese pop culture, thousands of miles away from Tokyo.
And, because it's on Netflix, you can — which means that, judging from the state of Twitter and Tumblr right now, To All the Boys is already well on its way toward developing a cult fanbase.
And judging from the preview for next week's big Snow-brawl between Jon and Ramsey's armies, perhaps we would be wise to take Tyrion's advice and smile while we can, though our hearts be breaking.
Long gone are the days where teens would go to the mall after school to hang out — but judging from the massive success of Five Below and Brandy Melville, they're not ditching brick-and-mortar entirely.
Judging from the tech Leia had on display it seems likely the holographs will probably only project a little ways out of the screen, similar to the stereoscopic 3D effect you get on the Nintendo 3DS.
One week after it first hit, researchers are getting a better handle on how the WannaCry ransomware spread so quickly — and judging from the early figures, the story seems to be almost entirely about Windows 73.
Judging from appearances on the campaign trail and her short time as FLOTUS, it seems that Melania has had a far smaller circle of designers willing to work with her on custom "gifts" than Michelle Obama.
Judging from a leaked image of the device, gathered by The Verge this week, the G6 looks like being one to watch with its near-bezel-less design, unique 2:1 aspect ratio and other stylings.
At least one other person in the household sports a matching pair of family Yeezys — and it seems to be West, 39, judging from the larger feet in a second coordinating photo Kardashian West shared Friday.
And though the brood is pretty much #familygoals judging from the couple's kind words about each other both as parents and spouses — not to mention all the cute Instagram photos — that doesn't mean it's always easy.
On Sunday, the rapper logged on to the app, flooding his account with 99 blurry, haphazardly snapped images that judging from the styles and text surrounding them appear to all originate from vintage Maison Margiela lookbooks.
Judging from the clip, Bernard himself will enter the Cradle's world, which opens up the possibility that one of the Bernard storylines audiences have been following this season could have been a simulacrum the entire time.
Tim Cook briefly spoke to the President-Elect on the phone in November and was one of the guests of honor (at least judging from the seating) at Trump's recent Tech Summit in New York City.
Simmonds, Mason lead Flyers over Avalanche PHILADELPHIA — Judging from their reactions following Tuesday night's 4-0 victory over the struggling Colorado Avalanche, the Flyers seem to understand their road to the postseason is a steep one.
Television personality Terri Seymour and Clark Mallon posed for photos and visited vendors with their daughter Coco, 2 — and the little girl was clearly ready to run around, judging from her cute-yet-practical Converse kicks.
But judging from a new weapons mod called "Call of Doom" from a guy named Arrowood (who asserts in his bio that he loves "GUNS and DOOM"), some people would have been quite fine with that.
Judging from the photo on Snapchat, it also looks an awful lot like the front of the cars of Roborace, the autonomous racing series that is supposed to start racing alongside Formula E sometime next season.
Netflix has so much programming rolling out lately that it can be hard to keep track of it all, but judging from the first trailer, it might be hard to forget its upcoming show Stranger Things.
Judging from last week's episode Daenerys now has a taste for the idea of burning people, so it wouldn't be a huge leap to predict that Melisandre might maybe — just maybe — be her first test subject.
Many label contracts include a "no record" provision that restricts artists from re-recording music during a certain period—and judging from Taylor's public statements, the same would seem to apply to her contract with BMLG.
The daughter of Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson has quite the setup in which to get her Zs, judging from new photos of the nursery that the reality star shared to her website and app Monday.
Former head coach Scott Skiles didn't know what to do with Frye and, judging from his resignation after the season, it's hard to say he knew what to do with anyone on that haphazardly assembled roster.
"We have seen some pressure on the front end of the U.S. yield curve and G212 data judging from flash PMIs has been very strong so that's led EM to come off a bit," said Narain.
Many of the Republican Party's leading contributors have stayed away from his campaign, judging from financial disclosures filed by Mr. Trump and his party on Saturday, signaling his difficulties in persuading party elites to back him.
But even it seems to know that, despite its bluster: Judging from bans China is now imposing on travelers from certain European countries, it is well aware that cases of infection could be reintroduced from abroad.
In the meantime, a long-predicted shakeout in the lidar sector has yet to materialize, judging from a recent flurry of investments and acquisitions, even though the industry has yet to embrace a single lidar technology.
But Dr. Romeis and his collaborators do seem preoccupied with Dr. Hilbeck's work, judging from a review of email traffic between Agroscope and the U.S.D.A. obtained by The Times after a Freedom of Information Act request.
Judging from the pacing of the show, and how it's a limited 22006-episode series, it's safe to assume that it's sticking pretty close to the source material with a few things changed here and there.
Judging from headlines that ricocheted around the globe the past couple of years, the Iditarod is an event under siege, threatened by everything from fleeing sponsors to dying dogs, management upheaval, even a dog-doping scandal.
Sebadoh's signature lo-fi aesthetic wasn't expected to do the sizeable numbers that their alt-rock contemporaries Nirvana did, which, judging from their insistence on four-track or (gasp!) eight-track recording, probably suited them just fine.
At one time the rising tide in the pizza industry seemed to lift all boats, but judging from the recent results reported by Domino's Pizza and Papa John's, Jim Cramer said that is no longer the case.
These commenters were an odd alliance of Anderson devotees and the usual internet complainers who love to call out "identity politics" and "snowflakes," but most, judging from their Twitter avatars, were white men or sentient anime characters.
The Death of Dick Long isn't exactly what viewers might expect, judging from the mild innuendo of the title and the trailer portraying it as a comedically dark disaster about a boys' night out that goes wrong.
Now, he has his own Trek parody set to debut this fall, and, judging from the show's first trailer, it looks to be as broad and silly as anything the actor-animator has done in the past.
There hasn't been any strong increase in bias toward yen strength in the FX options market, judging from the relatively stable moves in one-month dollar/yen risk reversals over the past couple of weeks, Teo said.
Judging from the Instagram account of celebrity stylist Kate Young whose clients include Golden Globe nominee Michelle Williams among three other attendees, there will at least be some who choose to forgo black for something more glorious.
Judging from the chef's new Food Network special, Life's a Party with David Burtka (premiering September 18th at 12pm ET/PT), the chef — and husband of Neil Patrick Harris — knows how to put together a great gathering.
And, judging from the fervor at Seawheeze, however, this type of morals-based shopping hasn't affected Lululemon's customers who seem keen to turn a blind eye to the company's appearance of hypocrisy, and buy their athleisure anyways.
"Judging from the excessive gigabyte prices, US operators are charging today for 4G mobile broadband...merger promises concerning affordable 5G home broadband should be critically reviewed and if verified must be made binding," the research firm warned.
This marks the first time a male celeb has starred alone on Nylon's cover, and judging from his interview inside the pages, it seems that honor couldn't be bestowed on someone more perfectly deserving of the title.
I'd been haranguing people all day to go and see them, and judging from how slammed it was in there to soak in the unassuming foursome's mind-melting barrage of undulating, deconstructed drones and screaming psychedelic freakouts.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Judging from candidate visits alone, Des Moines is by far the most important place in Iowa — the Democratic presidential candidates have held nearly 20163 events there in the long run-up to Monday's caucuses.
It's hard to say whether this subset of people are in the market for selfie-drones on steroids, but judging from some of the footage I've seen Staaker's drones create, I can easily see this being huge.
The video shops have closed, but a small, friendly, eclectic local film fest could be the new place to make friends, see movies, and — judging from the smell in the Fantastic Fest garage — smoke some pot, too.
And, judging from the experience in Iraq, a full-fledged invasion could cost trillions, not to mention creating a level of chaos in the region that would make current conflicts worse even as new ones are sparked.
The film was a delightful, self-aware movie, and judging from the first teaser, its sequel looks as though it's going to have all the same elements that made the first one so much fun to watch.
"I'm not saying this is the right way to look at banks, but it's certainly how younger portfolio managers view the group, and they are winning right now judging from where the group is trading," Cramer concluded.
But Mr. Trump, at least judging from public comments, has made clear that he sees the agencies as rife with politicized bureaucrats who are part of a so-called deep state that is out to undermine him.
They are "crybabies" and high rollers, not people who needed money for rent or food, he told the jury, which is largely made up of working-class people, judging from the job descriptions given during jury selection.
"Judging from the type and intensity of the strike, the regime certainly must now understand what we will do if they ever again pose risk to American lives," Pompeo said during a speech at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
But judging from what the President said today, Kavanaugh and his supporters should be at least slightly wary of what Trump might do if Ford does end up telling her story on a national stage sometime soon.
"Judging from its track record, Deutsche Bank seems to have an inability to cut net costs and generate operating leverage independent of management in charge," JP Morgan analyst Kian Abouhossein said in a note late last month.
I am not sure Dan Fogelman, creator of TV's This Is Us and writer/director of the disastrous new movie Life Itself, has yet made that leap, judging from his reaction to criticism of the new film.
Judging from the chatter, a majority of marchers were locals, and banners that proclaimed affiliations from Summit County Democrats to the Sierra Club were everywhere, along with homemade signs held by people of all ages and genders.
Omnicharge promises some middle ground — and judging from the company's Indiegogo campaign, which is a ridiculous 2,133 percent funded as of the writing of this, the internet community doesn't need all that much convincing of the product's viability.
It looks like the criminals behind Necurs are still on Christmas break.. Jaeson SchultzJanuary 12, 2017 As Avast's Širmer noted in his blog post, this hiatus might be the precursor to another widespread campaign, judging from past trends.
Judging from the signs scattered throughout the crowd, they want world peace, and they'd like people to "join the conversation" — a message that only buzzword-happy marketers would ever imagine anyone actually imparting with a straight face. Generic!
Judging from already-published images of the embryos of other animals, Dr. Kavanagh and her colleagues suspect that other creatures with fewer toes than five, like camels and emus, may also have vestiges of their five-toed state.
Yes, he was an adulterer Judging from Boring's opening statement, Harris' adultery will be key to proving the state's allegation that he knew Cooper would die when Harris left him in his vehicle while he went to work.
Here's a variety of topics that they might agree on or downright clash over, judging from their past comments and behavior: Immigration is a hot topic in both countries, but Trump and Johnson's attitude to immigration is different.
Currency strategists are a cynical but realistic bunch and judging from their comments popping up in my email inbox, the chances of anything market moving coming out of the G-20 leaders' summit here in Hangzhou are low.
Anna Camp has kept her completed look for her wedding to Pitch Perfect co-star Skylar Astin under wraps so far, but judging from her incredible jewelry, the actress evoked the glamour of an old-school Hollywood star.
Verizon yesterday announced a landmark deal to purchase Yahoo's core business for $4.83 billion, but judging from its just-released second quarter earnings report, the telecom giant continues to feel the pressure of declines in its legacy business.
These guys seem to be out there every day, and judging from the impressed sounds of the woman next to me, I get the feeling that they are considered slightly more hardcore than some other prayer-based activists.
Director Bryan Singer is promising the most explosive X-movie yet with this film, and judging from the trailers alone — featuring title villain Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) wreaking havoc with his Four Horseman in tow — he might be right.
Eklund and husband Derek Kaplan are expecting twins via surrogate: a boy and a girl they plan to name Milla and Fredrik Jr., judging from a photo of two embroidered pillows that Eklund shared to Instagram Nov. 8.
Judging from the handshakes and hugs given out, many customers were regulars, catching up with friends they see once or twice a week as they picked up their rotisserie-style barbecue and soul food from Royal Rib House.
Judging from a recent clinic held in Atlanta, it was clear that children were more impressed when the message was delivered by someone they had heard through their headphones or seen on one of their favorite television shows.
Apparently this was less an effort to show off his abs and dick bulge than to reference the NCAA banning his crop top jersey in 2015, though judging from the response I saw, he succeeded in both admirably.
Mr. Kudlow, a zealous advocate of lowering taxes on the wealthy, will be expected to forge an economic policy that, until this week, he had the luxury of merely judging from the safe harbor of a television studio.
Judging from Brady's comments, it sounds like he primarily lives with her and goes to school in NY. Still, based on Tom's reality show "Tom vs Time" it seems like Brady and Jack have a pretty good relationship.
Driving the news: The International Gymnastics Federation recently approved the use of VAR in international competition — "a decision that could ultimately shift control over the sport's judging from humans to robots," writes the Wall Street Journal's Louise Radnofsky.
Judging from what we&aposve seen since last year, probably not until a new model is released with even better battery life, but rumors are abound of a Switch 2 or Switch Pro to be released in 2020.
Judging from the video, which may not tell the full story, it doesn't look like the people who escorted the United passenger off his flight gave him the immediate written instructions they are required to do by law.
Judging from his diaries and letters, he did little else but attend church services and work, completing no fewer than six portraits of MacArthur himself, as well as three of the general's wife and one of his son.
Grande hasn't said much about the song publicly yet (except that it almost didn't make the album), but judging from the timeline of events, it plays like a tribute to her relationships with Mac Miller and Pete Davidson.
But judging from the experience of wildlife officials who experimented with warfarin to poison feral hogs in Australia in the 1980s, it seems pigs are a lot like humans, in that the toxic dose is hard to peg.
Judging from the pained, guttural sound of his voice and the way he basically attacks the microphone with his face, the man seems to be going through some shit that only the sweet sounds of Prince can solve.
Judging from the difference between December- and April-dated Eonia overnight rates, money markets are pricing in a 70 percent chance of a further 10 basis point cut in the ECB's deposit rate to minus 0.50 percent this year.
First-quarter U.S. economic growth, reported at just 0.5 percent, will probably rebound this quarter, he said, judging from strong job gains that have pushed unemployment down to 5 percent, half its level at the depths of the recession.
The kids hit the dance floor for performances by DLOW and Darren McDaniels from Run-DMC, and judging from the video from the night, many of the girls' dreams came true — the groups came together and had a blast.
Judging from what you wrote last week, it seemed like this week's mid-season finale might be the time to check back in on The Walking Dead, and see if the show had any new tricks up its sleeve.
Judging from her rhetoric so far, Clinton also seems more likely to articulate a broader vision, perhaps promoting liberal values, that will allow other states to understand why the U.S. does what it does beyond just putting out fires.
But, judging from media coverage of Obama's trip, those problems are about to disappear, because Silicon Valley is coming: "Google has a deal to start setting up more wifi and broadband access on the island," Obama told ABC News.
This also gives Bernard a chance to low key self-inject some much needed cortical fluid in order to keep going, although judging from his behavior in the two-week flash forward, something goes wrong for him in between.
The new season of the zombie apocalypse show will begin October 6, but judging from some of the negative fan reactions in recent years, one might wonder if the show can still attract enough viewers to justify renewing it.
Netflix's continued subscription price hikes might finally have reached the end of some customers' patience in the U.S., judging from an overall paid subscriber decline the company reported in its quarterly earnings for its fiscal second quarter 6.13 results.
Judging from the fact the picture above is pretty much a perfect recreation of the monster he sees when he opens the door at the teaser's conclusion, it seems safe to say that he's the creator of the sketch.
In the future that could include some new SQL databases, and potentially structured databases as well Q: Judging from your experience with your colleague how do you compare the American level of mathematics and physics to the Russian one?
Judging from her snaps, it seems that Kim is more than pleased with her new 'do, which — at least thanks to the filter she's using — reminds us of the original ombré trend that hit a fever pitch in 2012.
Barysevich said "it's very likely" that behind the alias Tessa88 there are actually two people, perhaps a female and a male, and only one who's a native Russian speaker, judging from how they portray themselves and how they speak.
And judging from the cryptic flash-forwards that have opened each episode of Season 4 so far — in which Noah, Cole and Anton embark upon what appears to be a search for Alison Bailey — there's more chaos to come.
But judging from the small clouds of pale brown dirt — remnants from weeks of planting wheat and peas — floating away from the machine, that did not mean Mr. Tester, Montana's senior senator, was going to set aside his chores.
Judging from the new trailer, writer-director Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars) has infused the film with lots of horror, which makes it feel much more akin to Stranger Things than it is the X-Men films.
Money markets are now pricing in a 20133-100 percent chance of a 10 basis-point deposit rate cut to -0.40 percent, judging from the difference between spot overnight EONIA rates and forward EONIAs dated for future ECB meetings.
The problem with this management approach is not that it can't work — it actually seems to at a fair number of Trader Joe's, judging from both the chain's popularity with customers and the loyalty of many of its workers.
"Judging from (China's) economic fundamentals and corporate earnings expectations, which are under pressure amid the trade war with the United States, the stock market is yet to reach a bottom," said Yan Kaiwen, an analyst with China Fortune Securities.
But, as Democrats debate pursuing impeachment against the president, the basis for Barr's legal defense of Trump appears surprisingly feeble, former prosecutors and legal analysts told VICE News, at least judging from what he's said in public so far.
It's a colorful TV series about a woman negotiating domestic drama, and judging from its initial installments — all three of which will be released simultaneously on April 26th — it might be one of the darkest shows on television this year.
It may have been seven years since Susan Lucci last played Erica Kane on All My Children after a 40+ year run, but judging from recent paparazzi photos of the star, she's still the same showstopping diva she's always been.
That's the question that's been on fans' minds since news dropped that Joaquin Phoenix would be portraying the sinister figure in a new origin story from DC. And, judging from the first teaser trailer, the answer appears to be...yes.
Judging from the opening tomb-robbing action and some early banter, Kurtzman and company seem to want to position Nick as an Indiana Jones figure, a tough man with a vulnerable streak and a knack for straight-faced knockabout wit.
Judging from the experience in Xinjiang, the central government's concrete actions could eventually include the eradication of our Cantonese language and traditional characters, restricting cultural and religious practices or, even more terrifying, building a "re-education centre" to pacify the population.
Judging from the title — with the previous installment, we moved from a Park to a World — it's a necessary step, though I found myself wishing it hadn't taken them two entire Jurassic World movies to get to whatever will come next.
Most of the time, this process seems to work out for all parties involved, judging from the fact that nearly all supermassive black holes reside at the center of galaxies, and nearly all galactic centers contain a supermassive black hole.
On May 5, however, his dreams became reality: Booth ate an impressive eight-and-a-half Crunchy Tacos, and judging from the picture his friend Tyler Chronister posted to Facebook and Reddit, he was pretty damn pleased to do so.
The actor, 45, revealed that he was all but told he needed to really bulk up to reprise the role as the former CIA assassin – and judging from multiple shirtless scenes in the upcoming film, that's exactly what he did.
Judging from the $200 million in deposits Tesla has already raked in, the Model 3 has quickly found its fans in the last 24 hours — so quickly, in fact, that Elon Musk is openly wondering how he'll make all those cars.
After weathering criticism that Season 7 of The Walking Dead was unrelentingly bleak, Season 8 of AMC's zombie hit looks like a very different animal, at least judging from the first trailer released at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday afternoon.
Noisey: Two years after the release of American Middle Class, you're back - and judging from what I've read on your website, you're still just as fired up about inequality and the rotten business of Music Row as you were before.
LONDON (Reuters) - London's economy is wobbling from the early effects of Brexit judging from the capital's faltering housing market, fewer European Union citizens seeking work and weaker job creation, according to a report from the Center for London think tank.
The potential for rift rests with the other deputy post - usually filled by an academic or an outside expert on monetary policy - judging from the names of candidates floated in Japanese media, including former Abe aide Etsuro Honda, the sources say.
Not only did he prove that he is not qualified to serve, but judging from the cavalier nature by which he prepared for the confirmation hearing only further proved that he does not take the bench as serious as one should.
"It's only been the first two months into the second half, but judging from the pipeline that we have, we should see at least the same if not better performance in the second half," he said at a press conference.
Clinton swamps Mr. Trump in the early vote in some swing states, she can move staff and money to the most competitive places — like Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, judging from recent polls — while he scrambles to battle on multiple fronts.
Judging from the flow of money out of high-yield bonds, investors are getting increasingly leery of a market that continues to hover around record levels, despite a handful of rough trading sessions in November and a rocky start Friday.
Judging from a couple of Twitter messages by President-elect Donald J. Trump, he had scored a hard-won victory for American autoworkers by persuading Ford Motor to keep a Lincoln plant in Louisville, Ky., rather than move it to Mexico.
Judging from our conversation, the Bay area rapper approaches her new material like a quiz before a test, with each piece of work a form of preparation for what comes next—in this case, a debut album she's readying for release.
Judging from the trailer, a ton of folkloric bad guys get in their way, ranging from hill giants to a house with big ass chicken legs that looks a lot like the one in which mythical Slavic witch Baba Yaga lives.
We haven't yet seen Looking Glass's reaction to one of these events, but judging from how serious he is about the alarms and how worried he is about another attack, I doubt that he's able to just brush those squids off.
That's when a new adaptation of Little Women from Lady Bird director Greta Gerwig is coming out, and judging from the just-released trailer, it will be a gift to us all, regardless of whether we celebrate Christmas or not.
Judging from the streets on any day there is an important league match, a sizable majority of Egyptians are fans — many of them divided between the country's two most popular teams, Ahly and Zamalek, but united around the national team.
He may well have been in a reflective mood on Wednesday, judging from his sensitive performance of the "New World," emphasizing the autumnal and bucolic qualities of the piece, especially during the first movement, which is often milked for intensity.
An unknown number of Warren supporters came to the event from outside New Hampshire, judging from several social media posts of Democratic backers from Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and elsewhere who came to the convention for her on Saturday.
An unknown number of Warren supporters came to the event from outside New Hampshire, judging from several social media posts of Democratic backers from Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and elsewhere who came to the convention for her on Saturday.
Judging from the number of photos made available from personnel at the crash site, I have concerns that the evidence is not being protected as well as it might be if the United States' National Transportation Safety Board was involved.
"Judging from his comments it would be difficult not to expect a rate cut next time," said Takafumi Yamawaki, head of Japan rates and forex research at JPMorgan Securities, referring to the BOJ's next policy meeting on Oct. 210-155.343.

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