I try my best to keep out of the frame.
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THAT'S WHAT I'M FOCUSED ON. KEEP OUT OF POLITICS, STAY APOLITICAL.
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The Hill: Republicans want Trump to keep out of border talks.
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"My parents' attitude was, 'Keep out of it'," says Mr Konopinski.
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Like good football referees, the best regulators keep out of the headlines.
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But this time he wasn't expected to keep out of the way.
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"Keep out of Libya," Ghassan Salamé told reporters at the United Nations.
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Or is that something you try to keep out of your view?
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The more stuff you can keep out of the landfill, the better.
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It lingers as a horrific soundtrack he can't keep out of his head.
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James Comey, the bureau's director, has largely tried to keep out of politics.
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Keep out of office gossip, and be direct and professional with your communication.
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In practice, that required him to stay in bed and keep out of trouble.
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However, in some cases, it's what you keep out of your portfolio that matters.
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And one that someone took pains to keep out of reach for the Bushes.
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Yellen has worked assiduously to keep out of the intense fray on Capitol Hill.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump just can't keep out of the Democratic presidential race.
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Yael: Don't people know they're supposed to keep out-of-use keycards in steel cages?
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The idea of rendering visible things that the state tries to keep out of sight.
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RuPaul told the Associated Press last year that he wanted to keep out of politics.
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The boiling water had a safety lock on it to keep out of children's reach.
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Several people are lobbyists, a group who Trump has promised to keep out of the government.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The justices of the Supreme Court know how to keep out of trouble.
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He represents himself as one of the very "undesirables" he wants to keep out of the country.
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He did actually face one accusation before this year that he couldn't keep out of the press.
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This would surely include the LGBT organizations that some have been trying to keep out of this meeting.
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By fully understanding the implications of every spending decision, a service member can keep out of financial trouble.
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So long as they keep out of politics, they can say and do pretty much what they want.
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While they waited for Interpol to review their cases, the Matharoos tried to keep out of the spotlight.
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It needs to be careful to keep out of that trap with the Echo and to seize the moment.
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There was an unwritten understanding, he felt, that they should grow food and tobacco but keep out of politics.
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You must decide whether to step in and save the man, or cycle on and keep out of trouble.
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On Wednesday, she met Britain's Prince Charles, 71, a life-long environmentalist who tries to keep out of politics.
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In response to the complaint, Poland's right-wing government told Brussels to keep out of the country's internal policies.
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" When asked if Trump regrets having McCabe as his acting FBI director, the president responded, "I keep out of it.
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The Parker Bowles children manage to keep out of the royal spotlight, though still attend royal events with their family.
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Up to now, Christians had largely managed to keep out of the worst of the island's conflict and communal tensions.
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President Obama said he's concerned over the future of the party he hopes to keep out of the White House.
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Assad's Iran-backed allies are also fighting in the campaign, defying Israeli demands they keep out of the border area.
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Everybody plays better there when they lay it up and keep out of rough and water, and in the fairway.
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Even zookeepers and herpetologists keep out of striking distance by scooping specimens up with a pole called a snake hook.
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I flew first-class in Delta's 6-month-old A220, the plane Boeing tried to keep out of the US
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Younger Hungarian scientists might also choose to stay in foreign institutions to keep out of the turmoil at home, he added.
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Like store-bought sanitizer, homemade sanitizer would be something you'd want to keep out of the reach of young children, too.
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Biden may have been trying to limit what he said — just as he limits press exposure — to keep out of trouble.
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Although they keep out of the public eye, it's no question that Jackson and Al Mana were fans of trotting the globe.
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Most wealthy countries enable their governments to directly negotiate drug prices, which tends to keep out-of-pocket costs reasonable for consumers.
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In August 2015, they welcomed their first baby, a boy whose name and identity they've managed to keep out of the press.
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In truth, your phone's demise isn't the only part of its life we'd rather keep out of sight and out of mind.
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CreditCreditCameron Spencer/Getty Images CERVERA, Spain — Marc Márquez was struggling to keep out of trouble, but this was not the usual kind.
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Even if you can keep out of the limelight, it's hard to adapt to sudden wealth when you're not used to it.
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Colonel Conricus said Syria had ignored Israeli warnings to keep out of the hostilities overnight, firing dozens of surface-to-air missiles.
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Sometimes the person you want to keep out of your phone the most isn't a cop or a corporation, but your significant other.
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Canada is pushing for access to contracts awarded by American states and cities, which Mr Lighthizer wants to keep out of NAFTA 2.
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Though it's mainly based on speculation, Walsh thought perhaps opossums in these environments settled in garbage bins to keep out of the cold.
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In the first two episodes, Rip Hunter repeatedly pleads for everyone to keep out of time's business, lest they explode everything, or something.
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ENTER THE GREEN PRINCE On Wednesday, she met Britain's Prince Charles, 71, a life-long environmentalist who tries to keep out of politics.
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Meanwhile, Giuliani kept up his meetings with Ukrainians in May, even as Zelensky's incoming government tried to keep out of the Biden drama.
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Keep out of our elections and we should be ... And as you heard our intelligence community saying, we haven't been directed to do so.
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The robot waiters follow fixed paths to deliver food and drink orders to customers, who are asked to keep out of the robots' way.
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In a tweet, the regional administration urged the public to avoid the area of the incident to keep out of the way of rescuers.
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To keep out of trouble, she learned to laugh at the crude, often anti-Semitic jokes told by the Polish women she worked with.
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But the action also will keep out of the public eye the names of every person and entity that has invested in the company.
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As one of the only people in the room who isn't a performer, I pick a corner, keep out of the way, and just watch.
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For now, the nation's top elected Republican is trying to keep out of the big debate about whether Trump is an existential threat to conservatism.
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In 2013, the list of controlled products expanded to include surveillance software that member nations wanted to keep out of the hands of authoritarian states.
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So it was generally assumed that the race's overall leader, Chris Froome of Britain, would keep out of trouble and leave things to the sprinters.
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I can easily sink a few hundred dollars into a slot machine in under twenty minutes, but I don't struggle to keep out of casinos.
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In 85033, the list of controlled products expanded to include surveillance software that member nations wanted to keep out of the hands of authoritarian states.
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If Cosgrove could be persuaded to keep out of the way for five years or so for a reasonable sum, all might still be well.
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Read More: Air Canada just added the Airbus A220 to its fleet — see inside the controversial aircraft that Boeing tried to keep out of the US
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"Governments should, in general, keep out of the friendship business and out of the bedroom," Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher told parishioners at St Mary's Cathedral.
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You learn this because it is necessary for your survival, to keep out of the line of fire, or at least out of the shrapnel zone.
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The ruling marked an important win for local governments that have opposed Trump administration immigration policies and tried to keep out of federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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"While this is an intimidatingly large insect -- an invasive species we want to keep out of our state -- it is not cause for panic," he said.
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And yet it was still a calculated risk, because no one knew what lengths O.J. Simpson would go to in order to keep out of Buffalo.
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Whereas one reason the Brits still tolerate an anachronism such as a hereditary monarchy is that the royals -- officially -- keep out of the grubby world of politics.
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Both keep out of the customs union and have steadfastly refused to join the actual EU, mainly to preserve their own cherished sense of independence and sovereignty.
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Did he think they would squeal "uncle" and cancel the subpoenas for documents and personnel that the White House is fighting to keep out of public view?
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Given this political upheaval, it's worth noting that an AfD employee was helped by someone with a background the party ostensibly wants to keep out of Germany.
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The rules have yet to become binding — but they stipulate that drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and government.
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And they view Libya's oil, territory and ports as strategic assets that they want to keep out of the hands of their regional foes, Turkey and Qatar.
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Senior administration officials said Thursday's actions targeting Jammal Trust Bank should be viewed as a "warning shot" for Hezbollah and Iranian actors to keep out of Lebanon.
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The interaction is a landmark moment in the fight against racism in British soccer, indicating that broadcasters would rather be cautious and keep out of the campaign.
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The trial will be a rare case of a global superstar taking the stand in a case that most celebrities would prefer to keep out of the limelight.
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Trump aides reportedly worked in advance of the Republican National Convention to keep out of the party platform a pledge that the U.S. would provide arms to Ukraine.
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Read more: We flew on the new Delta Airbus jet, which Boeing tried to keep out of the US, to see if it lives up to the hype.
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If either lawsuit moves ahead, Mr. Trump will be forced to disclose financial details of business operations that he has long fought to keep out of public view.
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ROLAND SPICKERMANNOdessa, Texas The description of Texas as "freedom loving" and wishing to keep "out of people's private lives" was too simplistic, given the state's restrictive laws on abortion.
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She has posed as a defender of women's rights, but largely in opposition to the presumed antifeminist attitudes of the Muslims she would like to keep out of France.
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Because while people like Trump keep busy chasing after their imaginary monuments to racism, the Mexicans they're trying to keep out of America are busy achieving tangible, monumental accomplishments.
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With all of this—Russian covert operations abroad, Russian involvement in Syria—what China is trying to do is keep out of it as much as it possibly can.
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"His behavior was a bit like an S.A.S. patrol: Hide by day, keep out of sight and, at night, travel fast," he added, referring to the British special forces.
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In particular, commissioners said they're worried about the future of the cost-sharing reduction subsidies, which pay insurers to keep out-of-pocket costs down for low-income consumers.
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"Ok, Ji Seong-ho's story is tragic, but wouldn't it also make him exactly the kind of refugee Trump wants to keep out of America?" one Twitter user wrote.
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This bail trap mostly ensnares low-income people and people facing mental illness or addiction, rather than the violent offenders we work hard to keep out of our communities.
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The Mexican government has expressed fears that the "attaches" called for in the agreement would effectively serve as inspectors, which it pushed to keep out of the trade pact.
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So actually, the river is making just about everyone sick, and yet, as the SMF has discovered, trying to convince people to keep out of it is just about impossible.
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In a sign that the Mugabes intend to keep out of the limelight for now, they did not attend a state funeral for a former minister in Harare on Sunday.
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Just as remarkable is the fact that so much of the attention Bishop has received is focused on what she badly wanted to keep out of sight: her life story.
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The running joke is that you're a klutz with a capital K—the bull in a china shop who can't stay upright or keep out of the path of, well, everything.
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Before jury selection got underway, Ellis said he did not plan to offer decisions on Tuesday about all of the documents that Manafort's team wants to keep out of the trial.
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For Taiwan, which China has used its clout to keep out of many global organizations, it amounts to a kind of international validation — from the world's dissidents, if not its governments.
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Some say customers have coughed on them in the store or reached behind the counter to grab items stores are trying to keep out of reach, like straws and takeout orders.
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Rules are generally more relaxed in rural China than in urban, built-up areas, but drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and the government.
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I had to wonder: How much fear and anxiety did you internalize and keep out of public view due to the non-disclosure and non-disparagement provisions of your previous employment contract?
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The end of the docks saw the mobsters move out to Jersey, which cleared one headache, though the McManuses and the mobsters had always tried to keep out of each other's way.
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Scalia brought to the court a concept of jurisprudence based on the belief that judges should keep out of issues better handled by democratically accountable institutions such as Congress and state legislatures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The daughter of U.S. President Barack Obama, Malia Obama, graduated from high school on Friday, achieving a milestone that her parents characteristically strove to keep out of the media spotlight.
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Always stay hydrated, keep out of the sun in the hottest hours and never, ever, travel more than 10 minutes by car without water to last days in case of a breakdown.
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Finally, vapor products would be required to carry bold label warnings stating UNDERAGE SALE PROHIBITED and KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN, informing consumers and vendors alike of their age restricted status.
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The opposition said that the government had broken the truce, which it described as finished, and it would keep out of negotiations indefinitely due to increased fighting and a lack of aid deliveries.
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But while the 56 year old wrote and produced Victoria Gotti: My Father's Daughter and actually has a role in the movie, there's one scene even she couldn't keep out of her story.
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In the case against Ms. Graswald, 36, the case hinges largely on statements she made to the police, including the videotaped interrogation that Mr. Portale is trying to keep out of the trial.
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Britain's heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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"These days, the No. 1 thing consumers try to keep out of their diet is sugar," said Darren Seifer, a food and beverage industry analyst at the market research firm the NPD Group.
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The main Syrian opposition group taking part in the negotiations with the Syrian government said on Tuesday that a truce on the ground had failed and it would keep out of talks indefinitely.
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Britain's prolonged heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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Scott has a covert mission on behalf of some shadowy corporate figures: he's looking for a discarded prosthetic device containing a secret biological weapon, which his benefactors are trying to keep out of sight.
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The institute had on Tuesday issued its first ever "code red" warning - a system it has used for 20 years - urging the public to drink plenty of water and keep out of the sun.
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He added that his main concern is for the local people and wildlife on the British Virgin Islands: "[H]opefully all people and animals can keep out of harm's way in the coming days."
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But were she elected, her departure from the Senate would be a sharp blow to Republicans because without Collins, the seat would become much more difficult to keep out of Democratic hands in 2020.
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FOREIGN FORCES Chinese officials have accused foreign forces of trying to hurt Beijing by creating chaos in Hong Kong, and they have warned outsiders to keep out of what they call an internal affair.
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But a threat by President Trump to use the American military against Mr. Maduro's government has united those leaders in a different direction: demanding that the United States keep out of the region's affairs.
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"People should take those conditions seriously and do what they can to keep out of the heat as much as possible," said Richard Broome, the director of environmental health in New South Wales state.
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Jones -- an ex-Duke star -- says he could see a place for Melo with Coach K ... but says the Big Baller has to keep out of the limelight ... something he's been able to do recently.
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As most Western countries sought to keep out of the dispute, Mr. Erdogan sided firmly with Qatar, pledging to send troops to Qatar at a time when Qatari officials feared Saudi military action was imminent.
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So, the idea that you would want to keep out of the market the news that that kind of agreement in principle had been reached, I don't think would have been a very good idea.
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I may be the eldest of three children, with a job and an apartment and a demonstrable ability to keep out of trouble but, around my family, I revert to impractical, head-in-the-clouds liability.
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The second big problem is that Trump looks poised to staff his White House with the very kind of people campaign finance and anti-lobbying reforms are designed to keep out of the machinery of government.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. Treasury official on Wednesday criticized the International Monetary Fund for its views on the Trump administration's tax proposals and said the institution should keep out of the U.S. fiscal policy debate.
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He is tasked with urging a united front against terror by appealing to some of the same corners of the Muslim world he has tried to keep out of the United States with his travel ban.
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There are so many storage container options out there, from stackable plastic boxes that hold a ton of stuff to decorative bins that sneakily house items you use often but want to keep out of sight.
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The SEC's algorithmic predictions may fall more heavily on smaller companies that, unlike big Wall Street players, lack a stable of quants who can reverse-engineer the model and keep out of the agency's cross-hairs.
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Thousands of students formed human chains outside schools across Hong Kong Monday in solidarity with pro-democracy protesters, as the city's government issued a warning to the U.S. to keep out of its affairs, AP reports.
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"Quite frankly, you are the type of individual U.S. immigration policy is intended to keep out of the United States," Virginia Federal Court Judge Henry Hudson told Santos-Ochoa at the sentencing hearing Thursday, the paper reported.
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The city of Ahmedabad, in Gujarat, introduced the country's first action plan in 2013, and its text messages, extra drinking stations and advice to keep out of the sun are credited with saving more than 2,000 lives.
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" The directive will not only deter hiring but encourage parents, particularly women, to "keep out of the labour market", driving up the pay gap, says Mr Beyrer: "The money would be better spent improving child-care facilities.
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But he goes out of his way to stay on polite terms with them and to keep out of formal politics, paying for charitable works in the capital and elsewhere, and investing in telecoms, energy and tourism.
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"Although detractors want to make this bill out to be something it clearly is not, this legislation was carefully crafted to keep out of the stream of commerce," Georgia's lieutenant governor, Casey Cagle, said in a statement.
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The authorities are trying to keep out of the public eye during Easter week an underground Chinese bishop at the center of a controversial deal between Beijing and the Vatican, according to people working in his office.
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The court case could also expose the President to the possibility that his business history, which he has fought to keep out of the public eye, could become a target of rival lawyers in a discovery process.
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It's exactly the opposite of what US allies feared an isolationist and tired White House would do -- inserting American forces for the long haul into a war the Obama administration bent over backwards to keep out of.
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In the future I will keep out of the arguments, especially if they involve another player.... I really don't need the money, [but] I want to be in there every minute because I love to play baseball.
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Ethiopia tries to keep out of the regional spat, though it is still at loggerheads with Egypt over the nearly completed Great Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, which Egypt says will drastically curb the flow of the Nile river.
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Read more: I flew first-class in Delta's 6-month-old A220, the plane Boeing tried to keep out of the USThe company also said it delivered fewer large aircraft as the world's elite do less jet setting.
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If you prefer your former job, though (or can't find another), call or write your friend in advance of your return: Apologize for the possible intrusion and tell her you will try to keep out of her way.
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Now, you may be thinking: Hendricks and Lombard have both fallen off pretty severely, but both are still the kind of big names the UFC is probably keen to keep out of the hands of its competitors—namely Bellator.
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Trying to keep out of a rut, he wrote "An American in Washington" (1961), a guide to the capital, detailing the techniques of name-dropping, the importance of lunch and advice on how to talk endlessly without saying anything.
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Either way, his bat is too good to keep out of the lineup, so the lovely taxpayers of Cobb County should be treated to 30-plus homers from Kemp in the ballpark that they're footing most of the bill for.
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But now we're watching his successor govern in sloppy finger paints—and the ongoing explosion of dark money in politics (which Obama rhetorically opposed but failed to reverse) means Trump will be almost impossible to keep out of a second term.
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Simply stated, using piecemeal evidence that a dishonest F.B.I. director wanted to keep out of court, Bill Baxley and Doug Jones put together a convincing case that proved beyond reasonable doubt that Alabama juries convicted the right men for murder.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump is again warning John Kerry, the former secretary of state, to keep out of discussions over whether to remain in the Iran nuclear deal — a decision the White House is expected to announce on Tuesday.
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The future of Democratic leadership in the House is a topic many in the party's leadership are desperate to keep out of the headlines ahead of the midterms, hoping to keep the spotlight on an energized base rather than intraparty debates.
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What they're saying: Justice Department attorney Eric Welsh argued against an attempt by AT&T to keep out of the trial earlier statements from subsidiary DirecTV opposing the Comcast-NBCU merger going through without conditions, arguing they were related to a different case.
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Wider in wingspan than a Boeing 2000, it has a Rolls Royce engine moving it along at around 500 miles per hour as it hoovers up signals and images normally at 65,000 feet to keep out of the way of surface-to-air missiles.
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NASA keeps track of more than 500,000 of the biggest bits of space junk the size of a marble or larger, sometimes directing the Space Station to change its orbit slightly to keep out of the way of a particularly harmful piece of debris.
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Or are the Chinese simply repeating their old "advice" to Washington to keep out of intra-Asian border disputes, and ignoring American assurances that the powerful X-band radar, to be located southeast of Seoul, would not penetrate deep into the Chinese (and Russian) territory?
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Undoubtedly, his remarks at the NATO headquarters could and should have been stronger, with a robust declaration in support of the Article 5 NATO commitment, support for further NATO expansion, and a clear warning to Vladimir Putin's Russia to keep out of the Baltic states.
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Back in 2015, Taliban deputy leader Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor wrote an open letter to ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, warning ISIS to keep out of Afghanistan and stop "creating a parallel jihadist front," according to the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute research group.
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Whitney, who scored 385 goals and 1,064 points in 1,330 career games in the NHL, said he simply tried to keep out of DeLaet's way as the golfer opened the defense of the Olympic gold medal last won by Canada's George Lyon in 1904.
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In late 2015, in the days after Chicagoans first saw damning video of the shooting of Laquan McDonald — video that the city had fought to keep out of public view — the mayor called for major changes in policing in a speech at City Hall.
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The disappearing act included more mundane fare: a 2012 story about NBA Commissioner Adam Silver purchasing a $6.75 million apartment in a tony New York City building, the kind of item that privacy-conscious famous people often try to keep out of the real estate press.
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Namajunas stayed light on her feet, bobbing and weaving to keep out of the way of Jedrzejczyk's awesome striking power, and though the Pole wore her down with kicks to her lead leg as the fight wore on, the champion finished strongly to seal the win.
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Fans of James Cameron's 1997 movie have debated for years on whether Dawson could have fit on the door used by Rose DeWitt-Bukater to keep out of the frigid Atlantic waters after the ship sank – and whether Dawson could thus have survived the Titanic's sinking.
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"I want to tell public sector workers who are asked by a desperate political staff to use the powers of the state to keep tabs on opponents, to organize persecution, low blows and state cabals against them, to keep out of participating in such excesses," she said.
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" Left in the care of her drunken father, 6-year-old Kya quickly learns how to placate this violent man, a lesson taught by the minnows in a nearby stream: "Just keep out of the way, don't let him see you, dart from sunspots to shadows.
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But the crowded market of devices and accessories that has sprung up around vaping is filled with products that seem tailored to teenagers who want to keep their use secret — and according to parents and teachers, are all but impossible to keep out of kids' hands.
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" The Airport Authority has said that its marine park proposal is based on international best practices and that noise from construction vessels will not cause long-term harm to dolphins because they are "expected to simply keep out of the way, which is an expected reaction by intelligent animals.
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Volunteer-run heroin support groups are popping up in rural towns where clinics and drug treatment centers are an hour's drive away, and broaching public conversations about addiction and death that close-knit neighbors and even some families of the dead would prefer to keep out of view.
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We're hoping Gilly uses Heartsbane to take down a White Walker coming to reclaim baby Sam Sam the Slayer's give-no-fucks moment of stealing his father's precious ancestral Valyrian sword — which he tried to keep out of Sam's seemingly unworthy hands by sending him to the Wall — was perfection.
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Viertel writes of how he "fought like a dog" to keep out of "Hairspray" the Act 2 number "I Know Where I've Been," arguing that Motormouth Maybelle's gospel-like power ballad about struggles with racism was not germane to the plot (he lost that battle and the song consistently brought the house down).
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Even if the Mueller investigation ends in the coming months, as Mr. Trump's lawyers believe is possible, the White House is facing a string of congressional subpoenas that could grind the gears of government to a halt, and put a spotlight on areas that the secretive Mr. Trump prefers to keep out of sight.
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Even as NATO was running military drills in the Baltics and preparing for its summit in Warsaw on July 1003th, Mr Putin told his Finnish counterpart, Sauli Niinisto, that he considered Finland a "priority" partner for Russia, spoke of "friendship"—and advised him to keep out of NATO and even follow Britain out of the European Union.
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With current estimates suggesting that every hospital bed will be occupied at the rate we are going in over a month, every person who we can keep out of the hospital is not just a mercy for them, but a mercy for those who end up in desperate need of scarce lifesaving items such as ventilators.
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It is a disparity that is particularly striking not for the most violent criminals, like rapists and murderers, but for small-time offenders who commit property crimes like stealing a television from a house or shoplifting from Duane Reade — precisely the people many states are now working to keep out of prison in the first place.
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And yet, within these same ostracized metropolitan zones where the urban outlaws of the Ghost Ship sailed, there also gathered those populations that the revanchist city — as the late Neil Smith called post-gentrified, gated municipalities such as the Bay Area and New York City — preferred to keep out of sight: the poor, the homeless, the addicted, and the socially spurned.
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In the wake of Rubio's funny-but-not-serious debate gaffe where he repeated the same canned line several times, McKay Coppins wrote: But to those who have known him longest, Rubio's flustered performance Saturday night fit perfectly with an all-too-familiar strain of his personality, one that his handlers and image-makers have labored for years to keep out of public view.
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TRUMP: You know what, I keep out of it, you'd find that hard to believe, that's the way it fell, he's been there, it's been one of those things, but he was the star of many of my speeches, because he got from five to $700,000, whatever the number was, got that many for the wife, and you know in Virginia, in Virginia --- Reporter: Did you ask him who he voted for?
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If we look closer at the numbers we see that Rubio had numerous interjections during the night — many of them in response to attacks from Chris Christie and Donald Trump: Kasich and Carson managed to keep out of the crossfire for the most of the night: According to Google Trends, the biggest spike in internet searches about Rubio came not during his gaffe, but when he told a personal story about his brother in the military.
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Just two weeks after a judge struck down Rockland County's first attempt at keeping all unvaccinated people out of public places during the outbreak, the county executive issued a new order on Tuesday: Anyone with measles will have to stay home, and anybody who has come in contact with them — often 21 to 19053 people in each case — will have to keep out of public places or face a $21905,25-a-day fine, according to the Rockland/Westchester Journal News.
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Just two weeks after a judge struck down Rockland County's first attempt at keeping all unvaccinated people out of public places during the outbreak, the county executive issued a new order on Tuesday: Anyone with measles will have to stay home, and anybody who has come in contact with them — often 30 to 53 people in each case — will have to keep out of public places or face a $2,000-a-day fine, according to the Rockland/Westchester Journal News.
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So, this morning West said that he was an artist so he can say whatever he damn well pleases: First thing is I'm an artist and as an artist I will express how I feel with no censorship But that actually he didn't write the line, Taylor did: 5th thing I'm not even gone take credit for the idea… it's actually something Taylor came up with … She was having dinner with one of our friends who's name I will keep out of this and she told him I can't be mad at Kanye because he made me famous!
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I did not diss Taylor Swift and I've never dissed her… First thing is I'm an artist and as an artist I will express how I feel with no censorship 2nd thing I asked my wife for her blessings and she was cool with it 4th Bitch is an endearing term in hip hop like the word Nigga 5th thing I'm not even gone take credit for the idea… it's actually something Taylor came up with … She was having dinner with one of our friends who's name I will keep out of this and she told him I can't be mad at Kanye because he made me famous!
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I did not diss Taylor Swift and I've never dissed her… 2nd thing I asked my wife for her blessings and she was cool with it 3rd thing I called Taylor and had a hour long convo with her about the line and she thought it was funny and gave her blessings 4th Bitch is an endearing term in hip hop like the word Nigga 5th thing I'm not even gone take credit for the idea… it's actually something Taylor came up with … She was having dinner with one of our friends who's name I will keep out of this and she told him I can't be mad at Kanye because he made me famous!
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