That's only one of the kerfuffles that Google has had with lawmakers this year.
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I wish you only the calmest and pleasantest of election-related extended-family kerfuffles.
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On the evidence of past kerfuffles, Republican senators can be expected to dodge and hedge.
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Instead, he's become the kind of leader who gets into kerfuffles with teenage ice skaters.
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Among the regulatory kerfuffles are freeports, or warehouses where art may be stashed for years.
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He's on his own plane, doing Kanye, and that means flourishing off of the kerfuffles he creates.
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Not even a superstar network anchor with every resource available to her is immune to last-minute childcare kerfuffles.
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And… those are basically the changes to iOS 11 on the iPhone X, apart from the various notch-related kerfuffles.
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"Knuckle kerfuffles are copious," Boutin wrote in an email, with a smiley-face emoji at the end of his sentence.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox That only leaves 163mm, the largest gauge and a recent subject of minor kerfuffles within the film world.
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The facts and claims at play are far more substantial than the usual kerfuffles the Royal family finds themselves trying to ignore.
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That part isn't clear either, even though Musk's Twitter kerfuffles this year have, so far, cost Tesla shareholders $20 million (plus lawyers' fees).
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In recent years, Rowling has provoked controversy for her series' lack of diversity, for denying queer sexuality of characters, and many, many more kerfuffles.
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But overly-constricted philistine kerfuffles that drop him down the mise en abîme rabbit hole of artists' flaws should give us pause as well.
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While I was listening, I kept imagining my own children, decades from now, dipping into a podcast that spelled out one of Donald Trump's kerfuffles.
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This tit-for-tat biological warfare was only the latest in a series of scientific kerfuffles that have played out on pre-print servers like bioRxiv.
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For every Best Buy there's a Radio Shack; for every Pizza Hut there's a Sbarro's — and public relations kerfuffles notwithstanding, for every Subway there's a Quiznos.
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As for Mr. Booker, his spokeswoman gave him credit for forcing the documents' release — and said this would not be the last of the document kerfuffles.
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But voting has already been delayed in Port Moresby, the capital, and complaints about unpaid election workers and the poorly maintained electoral roll have caused kerfuffles elsewhere.
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"Any of these other kerfuffles, if he had addressed it the next day, we wouldn't have had that many days of things like 'shithole countries,' " Miller said.
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Covfefe kerfuffles, partisan dogs, and Wonder Woman wars: the week in memes, explained Trump administration to Supreme Court: give us the travel ban now, rule on it later
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On Pro Basketball WASHINGTON — Even as they clutter their games with pushes and shoves, with scuffles and kerfuffles, the Washington Wizards and the Boston Celtics share common ground.
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Illustration: Sam Woolley"The cyber," as Donald J. Trump calls it, has been an unrelenting issue in a presidential election marked by politically motivated hacks, massive DDoS attacks, and email kerfuffles.
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During other recent kerfuffles, including his escalatory rhetoric on North Korea, the President relied on aides and subordinates to explain and reshape his remarks, including his secretaries of state and defense.
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That's because no matter who's snubbed or what unbelievable onstage kerfuffles might transpire, there's never a shortage of iconic hair looks, from Halle Berry's famous pixie to Angelina Jolie's casual bombshell blowout.
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One of the most recent kerfuffles involved the announcement that Midnight, Texas creator Monica Owusu-Breen was working with Joss Whedon on a new version of his signature show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Our attention was secured when loudspeakers burst forth with amplified burbling coos and intermittent kerfuffles: A microphone in the birds' midst made it feel as if we were up there with them, too.
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The way liberals see it, the United States enjoyed eight essentially scandal-free years (conservative publications beg to differ) after the two previous administrations were embroiled in too many governmental and salacious kerfuffles to name.
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Increasingly, as with the coverage of Halloween kerfuffles over costumes during very serious and longstanding campus activism over, say, widespread campus racism, we are more inclined to read and consume the politically palatable, the fun and easy stories.
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Far worse, he will use our indignation over cultural kerfuffles to distract from far bigger stories—like his settling of the Trump University fraud suit for $25 million or the sprawling ethical conflicts that have emerged from running the presidency and a business empire at the same time.
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In 2013 Ellis Friedman of BeijingKids wrote that "has battled a lot in that short time – high staff turnover, small student body, kerfuffles with the head office, confusion over the ACI program" but that by April 2013 "they have achieved substantial growth, more stability, and as a result, happy parents."Friedman, Ellis. "Beijing Rego: A Small School Finding Its Foothold" (Archive). BeijingKids.
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Things were > looking great, we win the first six games, Paul Ince arrives, I think all > Town fans thought they were in dreamland. Then there are all sorts of > boardroom kerfuffles, Bill Power leaves, other people leave and now we lose > our manager. You could write a book every week on this club, it is > ridiculous really. I am pretty gutted as he was the right man for the job.
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