Yet, we share Mr. Trump's interest in jump-starting solar manufacturing.
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Peter saves Alice by jump starting her because, well, they are machines.
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That's a secret to jump-starting productivity that many tend to skip.
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It is the key, Republicans claim, to jump-starting the American economy.
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"It has had the effect of jump-starting the private sector," he said.
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He praised fellow conservative Macri for jump-starting efforts to solve the crimes.
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And they still led when Morris got hot, jump-starting a 17-6 surge.
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George W. Bush signed a regulation aimed at jump-starting the wind power industry.
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A man jump-starting his car was surprised to find a rattlesnake in his engine.
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It's just a question of jump-starting the system, and then it pays for itself.
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They must develop strategies for jump-starting and sustaining the recovery of the private economy.
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Nothing would do more to raise future living standards than jump-starting the productivity engine.
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Manager Brad Ausmus said it's really a help to have Kinsler jump-starting the Tigers offense.
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Trump has emphasized jump-starting the economy and hesitated to implement more stringent public-health measures.
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Around the same time, both iTunes and the iPod hit Windows, jump-starting Apple's music play.
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Still, officials in both cases point to tax reform as the key to jump starting growth.
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Trump will address a joint session of Congress Tuesday night in hopes of jump-starting his agenda.
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It appears that Biel was jump-starting her day with nice, hot shower and a delicious breakfast.
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Nope. It was two black males who were jump starting a car at 930 in the morning.
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Such microscopic messages between muscles and other tissues may be jump-starting biochemical processes that improve health.
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That money goes toward restoring basic services and jump starting economies in areas liberated from ISIS rule.
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Conway said Trump will be reviewing his various policy proposals for combating terrorism and jump-starting the economy.
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At one point, without success, Mr. Cohen emailed an aide to Mr. Putin seeking help jump-starting it.
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In October 2013, he bought The Washington Post for $22015 million, jump-starting a renaissance of the paper.
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If you're interested in jump-starting your savings, here's a few sources of inspiration to get you started:
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At his inauguration, Mnangagwa promised reforms to lift Zimbabwe out of poverty by jump-starting the country's stagnant economy.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, lawmakers are jump-starting policy conversations about privacy, misinformation and big tech companies.
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They are opening restaurants and bars, fueling start-ups and small businesses or jump-starting moribund sectors, like agriculture.
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He has struggled to fulfill his previous promises of jump-starting the economy and pushing up the country's birthrate.
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Like Nixon, Mr. Trump is hoping to reset the narrative by jump-starting peace efforts in the Middle East.
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And it will, I think, have a significant effect–not just think, I know–in terms of jump-starting subscriptions.
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However, if you fall behind, you could try jump-starting the process at 20% or even 30% if you can.
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Choosing a party nominee at a contested convention is a lot like jump-starting a lawnmower battery with a car.
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Rand Paul, who's circulating his own idea for jump-starting the talks: Keep Obamacare's structure for subsidies, but reduce the funding.
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He had campaigned on promises of lifting currency controls and jump-starting foreign investment, in part by improving transparency at Indec.
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Mnangagwa promised reforms to lift Zimbabwe out of poverty by jump-starting the country's lifeless economy and stamping out rampant corruption.
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Some economists are even expecting the bank to restart its bond-buying scheme, in the hope of jump-starting the economy.
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She has spent the last 23 years jump-starting dozens of organizations focused on improving the lives of women and girls.
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Perhaps alien worlds could be seeded deliberately with terrestrial micro-organisms that might take hold there, jump-starting evolution on those planets.
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Lydian Bold was chosen as its title font, jump-starting a decade of the font as a go-to for commercial fiction.
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John Travolta was one of the first to successfully pull it off, effectively jump-starting his broken-down career with Pulp Fiction.
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Having a clear set of guidelines for how to discuss harassment in the workplace is key to jump-starting conversations, Todd said.
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In addition to the pedagogical challenges of jump-starting Arabic programs in public schools, there are social and political obstacles, as well.
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Two sub-modules connect to the main module with one catering to AC port needs, and the other dedicated to jump-starting cars.
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After all, altruistic donors -- people willing to donate to complete strangers -- were key in jump-starting transplant chains that could benefit multiple patients.
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Once, after I complained about a dead-end job, he recommended me for a position at The New Yorker, jump-starting my career.
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I wasn't a person, but a set of ovaries requiring jump-starting and a uterus that needed to be primed for a fetus.
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Other Republican senators appeared ready to embrace a tax proposal that adds to the deficit in the name of jump-starting the economy.
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For the most part, industry executives say that lower prices and greater driving range are the key factors in jump-starting the electric market.
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He is a former health care executive and two-time mayor of Nashville, and is widely credited for jump-starting that city's economic boom.
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Goulart noted its strategy foresaw MetLife as an institutional, fixed-income asset manager, with Logan Circle jump-starting the public fixed-income aspect of this.
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"Obviously, they're counting on jump-starting [the streaming service] with all of their iPhone and iPad and Mac customers," Wood said on CNBC's Squawk Alley.
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Remember how there used to be a Messenger button at the bottom of your screen, which showed up when Facebook was jump-starting its messaging service?
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Iger says he thinks the deal will "have a significant effect" in terms of jump-starting subscriptions, as Verizon will help Disney market the new service.
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But on Monday, he rediscovered that pop, jump-starting the Mets' offense in the first inning of his team's 2203-1 win over the Atlanta Braves.
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In 2018, Justice Democrats endorsed 78 candidates and recruited 12 to run for office, serving as a grass-roots political consulting firm and jump-starting campaigns.
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He also did a bunch of terrible things, like promoting minstrel shows and jump-starting his career by purchasing a slave he claimed worked for George Washington.
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That means lower capital expenditure than in previous cutting-edge industries, and as Trump and his advisors well know, increasing capex is key to jump-starting growth.
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But he was still, his teammate Ronan O'Gara once recalled, capable of jump-starting Munster's second successful Heineken campaign with forceful words after a substandard training session.
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Instead, the military dictatorship governing South Korea at the time used the bulk of the funds to build highways, dams and factories, jump-starting the country's industrialization.
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Cuban says Trump should use $100 billion from the $1 trillion the president-elect has pledged to rebuild American infrastructure on jump-starting the national robotics industry.
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They were injected into pig embryos made using another trick called parthenogenesis — a technique for jump-starting unfertilized egg cells into developing as if they had been fertilized.
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Five-time NBA champion Kobe Bryant told CNBC on Monday he'd rather be remembered for his role in jump-starting tech companies than his skills on the court.
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Since Temer formally took office in August, he has faced pressure from business groups and political allies to swap austerity measures for policies aimed at jump-starting growth.
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Getting the cars on the street, even in small numbers, is essential to jump-starting consumer demand and the hydrogen-fueling infrastructure needed for wider adoption, Lord said.
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JUMP-STARTING HIS BRAIN, NOW HIS LIFE The treatment, called low-intensity focused ultrasound pulsation, was led by Martin Monti, a UCLA associate professor of psychology and neurosurgery.
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In his book "Jump-Starting America," Mr. Gruber and his co-writer, M.I.T.'s Simon Johnson, argue for a sustained national effort to seed new technology clusters widely.
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It's worth noting that, in their book "Jump-Starting America," economists Jonathan Gruber and Simon Johnson list the Binghamton-Ithaca region in the top-10 for potential development.
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When it comes to working out, Sanders says that jump starting her day with 30-45 minutes of fast cardio before breakfast is the way to really burn calories.
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As alarm about the outbreak spread, scientists were able to generate three-dimensional images of Zika at the atomic level, jump-starting the search for potential drugs and vaccines.
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Instead, it plowed billions of dollars back into its business, building out its e-commerce infrastructure and jump-starting side efforts like Amazon Web Services and Amazon Prime Video.
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Hellerstedt, the court held that judges had to measure both the benefits and the burdens of an abortion law, jump-starting efforts on both sides to gather scientific evidence.
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The most important part in jump-starting an effective video-centric communication strategy is assigning clear ownership with an adequate amount of empowerment and resources to reach video strategy goals.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 "Me Importas Tú," which Mr. Gatica recorded in 1951, became a smash hit throughout Latin America, jump-starting his career.
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It allows the contagion to spike, intensive care units to be overrun, the most vulnerable to die, but with the goal of jump-starting the economy sooner rather than later.
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Mark Cuban, the entrepreneur and owner of the Dallas Mavericks NBA team, has a suggestion for President-elect Donald Trump: Invest $100 billion in jump-starting the national robotics industry.
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Trump, who wants to see sustained 3 percent growth, credits his agenda of tax cuts and business deregulation for jump-starting growth after years of struggling since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Sistine opus yields a faint sense of what it must feel like to be God, jump-starting humanity, programming its significance, and then, with "The Last Judgment," closing it out.
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A few years later, when he was jump-starting his career as a comedian, he had to supplement his comedy gig earnings with money he made working at a car dealership.
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JPMorgan, effectively jump-starting the quarterly earnings reporting season that will dominate investor sentiment in coming weeks, blew past analyst estimates, easing fears that slowing economic growth could weigh on its results.
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GlaxoSmithKline and Alphabet's life sciences unit are creating a new company focused on fighting diseases by targeting electrical signals in the body, jump-starting a new field of medicine known as bioelectronics.
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With her new lifestyle book, Pretty Happy: Healthy Ways to Love Your Body, the actress is hoping to inspire others to look within when it comes to jump-starting their fitness goals.
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"Our priorities remain the same: jump-starting the affordable housing, schools, libraries, retail and open space this community was promised," Melissa Grace, a spokeswoman for Mr. de Blasio, said in an email.
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Some doctors recommend taking probiotics after a course of antibiotics as a way of jump-starting microbial regrowth in the gut, but a study in Cell questioned the wisdom of that practice.
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Gutiérrez was sent to Monte Sacro last year, tasked with jump-starting production, but on a recent visit he was unable to produce any of the tomatoes he was supposed to have grown.
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This year, by jump-starting The Verge's first Bachelor fantasy league (owing a great debt to Emily Yoshida and her Game of Game of Thrones), we will make it even harder to find.
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SANTIAGO, Dec 19 (Reuters) - An important challenge for Chile's incoming President Sebastian Pinera will be jump-starting investments to counter the economy's slowdown, Chile's central bank chief said Tuesday after meeting with Pinera.
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Butina founded a group called Right to Bear Arms, where she focused on jump-starting the gun rights movement in Russia — and allegedly ingratiating herself with leaders on the right in the process.
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The one-woman play about sex and the single bed hopper that begat the streaming series of the same title, while jump-starting the ever-ascending career of its creator, Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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I read that for years scientists have been taking an old mouse and a young mouse, putting them next to each other, and stitching their circulatory systems together, just like jump-starting a car.
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Washington (CNN)John Kelly was sworn in as President Donald Trump's new chief of staff Monday, tasked with bringing order to an often chaotic White House and jump-starting the President's stalled legislative agenda.
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Data released by the Bank of Japan on Tuesday show that its total holdings stand at 553.6 trillion yen ($4.9 trillion) following years of money printing aimed at jump starting the country's stagnant economy.
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The stepped up activity in Afghanistan comes as Washington considers a Taliban demand for direct talks in hopes of jump-starting a negotiated end to what is now the longest military engagement by U.S. forces.
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Jump-starting that ecosystem is going to be critical as Slack, as a startup, needs to allocate its resources properly and let other people figure out new ways to use its slick work messaging platform.
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Anyone that needs help jump-starting their seasonal cheer should keep in mind that this deal includes all of Starbucks holiday beverages like the Peppermint Mocha, Toasted White Chocolate Mocha, and the Caramel Brulée Latte.
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And that doesn't even get into other standard practices of winemaking, such as jump-starting fermentation with commercial yeasts and reducing alcohol levels by sending the wine through a contraption called a spinning cone column.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline and Google parent Alphabet's life sciences unit are creating a new company focused on fighting diseases by targeting electrical signals in the body, jump-starting a novel field of medicine called bioelectronics.
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With her new lifestyle book, Pretty Happy: Healthy Ways to Love Your Body, Hudson is hoping to inspire others to look within when it comes to jump-starting their fitness goals and ultimately finding happiness.
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Smith said he'd consider a similar trip if "we were jump-starting our program," but Ohio State is "in a different place," so they don't need to pull stunts like that, he seemed to imply.
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Implication is the consulate becomes the embassy: less expensive maybe, but less than Israeli expectations, and a step back from his full-frontal assault aimed at jump-starting the stalled peace process on his terms.
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Even though he knew, "as a businessperson, that debt was not dangerous if managed well and that credit is essential to jump-starting a small business," he remains averse to it for deeply personal reasons.
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Workers in December got their biggest raise since the recession ended in 19703, the clearest signal yet that if the Fed's job of jump-starting the economy isn't completely finished, the end is getting pretty close.
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Fujimori has proposed jump-starting economic growth by building roads, irrigation canals and other public works she would pay for by tapping the Finance Ministry's nearly $7 billion rainy-day fund and possibly issuing new bonds.
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Donald Trump is an "amazing chameleon" who will set aside talk about ripping up free trade deals and go full steam ahead on jump-starting economic growth, BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Tech giants, startups and academic labs are pumping out datasets and detectors in hopes of jump-starting the effort to create an automated system that can separate real videos, images and voice recordings from AI forgeries.
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Clemson closed the first half with a 123-212 run to take a 212-211 lead at the break, then wasted little time in seizing control by jump-starting the second half with a 7-2 run.
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Yasutoshi Nishimura, Japan's deputy chief cabinet secretary, who was present at the meeting, said the G20 heads discussed ways to address common challenges such as promoting free trade and jump-starting stalled talks on reforming the WTO.
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Trump said Thursday he would wait until mid-February to decide what course of action to pursue regarding the wall, but on Friday he said an emergency declaration could "certainly help the process" of jump-starting construction.
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She has been meeting with producers and writers to unmuddle the message of what kind of programming Amazon wants and jump-starting Amazon's assembly line to catch up to a fast-moving Netflix and an insurgent Apple.
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A team of economists from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is in the country to help the government draw up an economic plain aimed at jump-starting growth, cutting inflation and making the country's debt profile sustainable.
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Before they left for recess, Democrats unveiled a $760 billion infrastructure plan that they have said is aimed at jump-starting bipartisan talks with the administration on how to fix the nation's crumbling roads, rails and bridges.
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"If we're serious about leapfrogging America back to the lead of the pack, if we're serious about creating jobs and jump-starting this economy, a 10-year bill will not accomplish either of those," Mr. Brady said.
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If Moon can secure Trump's help in jump-starting inter-Korean projects that could be a potential win for the South Korean President, who has seen his popularity tumble in recent months as the economy has sputtered.
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More likely, if China wanted to turn up the heat it would let the yuan depreciate against the U.S. dollar, according to CFR's Setser, a move that could kneecap the Trump administration's goal of jump-starting U.S. manufacturing.
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The revamp is part of a nearly $100 million investment by Toys R Us over the last three years that is geared toward jump-starting an e-commerce experience that it acknowledges lagged some of its retail peers.
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Between 1960 and 1979, the 914 earned Xerox around forty billion dollars—funding, among other things, the construction of the corporate campus in Rochester, and jump-starting the development of the personal computer, at Xerox PARC , in California.
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It assembled, seemingly out of nowhere, a star-studded cast of top executives from Tesla, Audi, Lamborghini, BMW, Ferrari, Volkswagen, Ford, and Google, united behind a forward-thinking vision of jump-starting the autonomous, connected electric-car ecosystem.
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They theorize that an initial generation of stars made purely of hydrogen and helium — the elements created during the Big Bang — burned ferociously and exploded apocalyptically, jump-starting the seeding of the cosmos with progressively more diverse materials.
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Mr. Macron, a former economy minister who founded a political movement centered on jump-starting France's stagnant economy, but who has never held an elected office, appeared flustered at times as Ms. Le Pen displayed a mocking smile.
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Howard X said Kim's rise as the third leader of North Korea in 2011 has proved lucrative for him, jump starting a new career in films, commercials and private functions, most often in his home town of Hong Kong.
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But the startling revelations that the president tried enlisting aid from a foreign power to weaken a domestic political rival changed their calculations — and a flood of Democrats swung in favor of jump-starting impeachment proceedings against the president.
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But the startling revelations that the president tried enlisting aid from a foreign power to weaken a domestic political rival changed their calculations — and a flood of Democrats swung in favor of jump-starting impeachment proceedings against the president.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The Trump administration has told its top diplomats to seek direct talks with the Taliban, a significant shift in American policy in Afghanistan, done in the hope of jump-starting negotiations to end the 17-year war.
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With his approval ratings falling over South Korea's stubborn economic troubles, Mr. Moon has hoped to recover some of his popularity by jump-starting his signature policy of helping to advance the North's denuclearization and improving inter-Korean ties.
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As Congress passes reforms to grow the economy and the president signs executive orders and legislation to do the same, making a wise selection for vice chair for supervision is a crucial part of the equation for jump-starting the economy.
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President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will meet in Washington on Friday for two days of discussions aimed at jump-starting a historic trade agreement that would amount to a major political prize for the new White House.
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Jump-starting the week, House committees on Tuesday will explore the clean energy future of public lands, the impacts of a proposed Department of Interior reorganization plan and the proposed 2020 budget for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Still, with ratings declining sharply last year -- due to a host of factors, most having nothing to do with who handles the monologue and introductions -- there was clearly some hope about jump-starting the process, attracting somebody who would trigger excitement.
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Besides jump-starting the exhibition research, Terra put the Hyde Park Art Center in touch with the Chicago Public Art Group (co-founded by Mr. Walker, who died in 2011) that leads tours of street murals and community art sites.
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But experts said some of those hard-liners may see war with the United States as a means of jump-starting Iran's so-called resistance economy, and of stoking the nationalist anger that has helped to keep them in power.
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That surprise agreement has raised speculation that Trump, after months of largely ignoring the Democrats, is ready to start working across the aisle for the sake of jump-starting a legislative agenda that had sputtered under a strictly partisan approach.
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But it could ultimately contribute to jump-starting AI-focused programs that help stimulate the United States economy, benefit citizens, uphold data security and privacy, and eventually ensure America is successful during the initial introduction of this important technology to U.S. consumers.
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Public health agencies in the U.S. and around the world are jump starting research into the effects of Zika and how to stop the virus from spreading, in addition to controlling the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that are the main vector of the virus.
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The two big healthcare deals jump-starting the 2019 M&A market could "give other companies a reason to expand their businesses and banks the opportunity to fill the jelly bean jar" with income from arranging new loans, another senior banker said.
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Mr. Netanyahu said his office would soon begin the bidding process for the construction of 1,000 of the new units in the other neighborhood, Givat Hamatos, jump-starting development in an area where nothing has been built for years because of international pressure.
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They are the authors of the book "She Said," a chronicle of their investigation into the sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein and other powerful men that won them a Pulitzer Prize and was instrumental in jump-starting the global #MeToo movement.
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The 27-year-old Swiss singer-songwriter popped by PEOPLE Now to talk about his newly released American debut self-titled album, when he revealed the special moment the legendary singer, 53, requested to meet him, jump-starting his career in the United States.
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Jump-starting the discussions, de Mink, an assistant professor of astrophysics at the University of Amsterdam, explained that of the two—and possibly more—black-hole mergers that LIGO has detected so far, the first and mightiest event, labeled GW230, presented the biggest puzzle.
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The Sanofi deal comes just after a month after British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline and U.S.-based Verily — formerly Google Life Sciences — created a new company focused on fighting diseases by targeting electrical signals in the body, jump-starting a novel field of medicine called bioelectronics.
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The money could then be used to make the kinds of investments that change life trajectories and are rarely available to those not born into wealth or privilege: paying for college, putting a down payment on a home or jump-starting a small business.
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While Bloomberg's wealth may give him a longer runway to roll out his campaign and the leeway to skip the early states, Patrick could see an upside by jump-starting his ground game and being forced to compete in the first caucuses and primaries.
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It was her call for a general strike, delivered during her acceptance speech for the 2019 AFL-CIO MLK Drum Major for Justice Award on Sunday, January 20, that was widely credited for jump-starting the endgame of President Donald Trump's brutal five-week shutdown.
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Working with eight women from Farkha, a small village in the West Bank, Majd curated a nine-piece pop art series of portraits of Mohammad Bouazizi, the Tunisian man who set himself on fire and is often credited for jump-starting the Arab Spring.
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Indeed, no other state better illustrates the volatility of the primary than Iowa, where the contours of the last three Democratic caucuses have changed late in the race, most notably when Barack Obama thrashed Ms. Clinton in 2008, jump-starting his rise to the nomination.
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The meeting on Friday between the American diplomat, Zalmay Khalilzad, and the Taliban was the second that senior American officials have had with Taliban representatives in Qatar since the White House ordered direct talks this summer in the hopes of jump-starting the peace process.
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The short, repeated flights, while jump-starting the book's enormous vitality, exchange depths for heights; up there, the points on the arc (to use the author's words) glitter brightly but briefly, in a depthless universe, because one can't see the arc that holds them aloft.
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We don't have to have a formal gold standard: A combination of bitcoin for the internet and treating gold in tax terms as currency, not an investment, would go a long way to restoring money as a measure of learning and growth, and jump-starting growth.
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Elizabeth Warren had jumped into the 2020 race earlier than expected, jump-starting a scramble to hire talented staffers -- such as Shelby Cole, who'd helmed O'Rourke's email fundraising program in 2018 but decamped to become Harris' digital director -- and giving Democratic voters candidates to begin considering.
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After a series of Instagrammed challenges, a Chateau Marmont fashion show, and other activities, the now 13-year-old program, known for jump-starting the careers of young American design talents, culminated last night at a star-studded dinner in New York, where 2016's big winner was revealed.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — When the White House ordered American diplomats this summer to engage the Taliban directly in the hopes of jump-starting an Afghan peace process, many in Afghanistan welcomed it as a vital first step in trying to break the stalemate that dominates the 17-year war here.
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier swaps genres depending on which elements of the plot I focus on, Guardians of the Galaxy stays fun no matter how many times I idly catch it on Netflix, and the first Iron Man never ceases to astound me for its prescience in jump-starting the MCU.
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Virginia Tech led 5-2 as Clemson missed its first four shots from 215-point range before Mitchell connected with 230:228.3 left in the first half, jump-starting a 212-222 run in which Mitchell accounted for all of the Tigers' points and gave Clemson a lead it would never relinquish.
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Control of Congress and the future of Donald Trump's presidency are on the line as the primary season closes this week, jump-starting a two-month sprint to Election Day that will test Democrats' ability to harness opposition to Trump and determine whether the Republican president can get his supporters to the polls.
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It made bonafide stars of its four leading ladies and redefined the portrayal of sex on TV. Despite some unfavorable, and frankly sexist, reviews of the show when it first aired, most critics now agree it was a game-changer, jump-starting the golden age of TV right alongside more "serious" shows like The Sopranos.
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Whether it's picking up a hard or soft skill needed to catch a hiring manager's eye, jump-starting your recreational creativity, or actually earning a master's degree from one of the top universities in the US, online platforms are helping democratize higher learning for a fraction of the cost required to enroll in universities.
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Others legislators were dumbfounded that a president whose poll numbers have plummeted in his first three months — and who has yet to deliver on key promises like cracking down on crime and jump-starting the economy — would spend his political capital on this instead of on pushing forward bills to overhaul the penal code and the pension system.
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The unveil in an airport hanger in Hawthorne, CA., came as Musk is confronting doubts about his ability to pull off arguably his most important project of all — the scale-up of the Model 3, the flagship mainstream-priced electric that he has touted as Tesla's route to the mass market, and the jump-starting of a global electric car industry.
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Despite the continued violence, the Trump administration says it is considering reducing the number of US troops fighting terrorist groups and assisting local forces in the country from approximately 12,000 to 8,600 even in the absence of an agreement with the Taliban aimed at reducing violence and jump-starting talks between the insurgents and the internationally backed government in Kabul.
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With President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's frustration with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) boiling over and a spike in migrants detained at the border, the White House is jump-starting its outreach to Democrats.
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I spent 20053 years (through last March) as a participant in the deliberations of the Federal Open Market Committee, setting monetary policy for the U.S. The purpose of zero interest rates engineered by the FOMC, together with the massive asset purchases of Treasurys and agency securities known as quantitative easing, was to create a wealth effect for the real economy by jump-starting the bond and equity markets.
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Let me also point out that the Congress needs to enact legislation towards fulfilling the recommendations of the 2011 White House Task Force for Puerto Rico regarding Vieques, which are based in jump starting its economy by providing funds for new industries such as the development of renewable energy platforms, to push forward a sustainable ecotourism base, to develop initiatives in solid waste handling, to offer affordable healthcare for its population and to protect the bioluminescent bay.
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Instead, I've been thinking about something Simone de Beauvoir wrote in The Ethics of Ambiguity, that can be interpreted as offering a perspective in which the good and bad of a person's life can be considered simultaneously: Under this line of thinking, we are able to define Berry's life by his relationships with others and therefore can (and should) judge him harshly––while still embracing the fact that Chuck Berry's flaws don't negate the fact that not only did he something that was of great significance to millions of people, he played an integral part in jump starting the massive shifts in culture that took place in the 1960s.
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