The states immediately kicked back nearly all of their share to the DNC which, in turn, kicked back their share and the states' share to Clinton's campaign.
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According to Graham, the decision might then be kicked back to Congress.
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Then they donned shades and kicked back together for a baseball game.
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Pepper, the case is getting very briefly kicked back to the Ninth Circuit.
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Like for real, really actually happening, after years of being kicked back and forth.
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Justin kicked back, and was as chill as we've seen him in a long time.
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It was one of those bucket-list items that got kicked back as life happened.
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Once outside their new home, they kicked back to view the rest of the show.
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Technology firms have kicked back, saying that encryption is key to protecting user data from hackers.
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Between December 2017 and July 2018, Andrade kicked back approximately $22,800 to Correia, the FBI said.
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Oh, also when the chorus kicked back in she wanted everyone to jump up and down.
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I had just reentered the normal world, and I was prepared to get kicked back out.
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Imagine sitting on a boat, feet kicked-back, when suddenly an enormous shadow is cast from overhead.
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A victory for the airline industry, then, which has kicked back against any proposed regulation of legroom.
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Instead, she kicked back in a typical weekend uniform of distressed denim, Chucks, and a T-shirt.
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Less than 15 minutes later, the article is kicked back to Roy's desk covered with red marks.
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In exchange, promoted firms kicked back a share of their profits to Park and his political entourage.
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PREPA was said to have kicked back the profits from the price difference to complicit local politicians.
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He'd kicked back his legs once, but after that, he stopped physically struggling or making much noise.
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Meanwhile, Timberlake kicked back after his performance, posting a selfie with wife Jessica Biel from a box seat.
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But on "Fox and Friends," his first television interview in months, the president kicked back and let loose.
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And for Labor Day weekend, they kicked back in Mammoth Mountain, California, which Chopra dubbed "#Magical" on Instagram.
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Any longer than that and you'll just get kicked back to live TV when you hit play again.
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But on Tuesday, the Woolsey Fire kicked back up again, forcing Thousand Oaks residents to flee once again.
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If a problem arose on the supplier side, the design was kicked back and the process started over.
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Sitting snugly inside, and kicked back like one would be riding a recumbent bicycle, it's not quite cozy.
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The resulting trading gains totaled a few hundred thousand dollars, with some money kicked back to Kita, authorities said.
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I was being kicked back out to the game's title screen because I was continuously pressing the cancel button.
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"Dog Days" twists a micro-vocal sample to sound like a children's choir over a kicked-back drum program.
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So there's a risk 5G may not seem as urgent an issue and a decision again be kicked back.
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All at once, my ability to accept logic kicked back in and I realized this was a fortuitous development.
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As a result, Davenport earned $40 million, $10 million of which he covertly kicked back to Tanner, prosecutors said.
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The issue of who has sovereignty over the nearby territorial waters, however, was kicked back to Malaysia and Singapore.
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German car manufacturer Daimler confirmed it had abandoned plans to expand in Iran as the measures kicked back in.
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He also said that the providers' applications haven't been rejected, just kicked back to the agency for continued review.
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She could fix the machine when it kicked back, sharpen the chain when it dulled, clean the clutch cover.
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The province has now twice kicked back the deadline for responses amid a major debt crunch hitting the country.
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Though the sisters kicked back with their stomachs exposed, Kylie wrapped herself in a blanket to avoid showing much skin.
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The actress and model, 54, kicked back in the pool over the weekend as she enjoyed a relaxing, lazy Sunday.
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The influencer kicked back snacking on chips, salsa and guac wearing only boob covers as she got her makeup done.
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Sam: I think we got kicked back a few times when we wanted to go out at night with them.
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Nickel ore exports to China kicked back in over the course of 2017 and have picked up momentum ever since.
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Hours after confirming her split from husband Hank Baskett, Kendra Wilkinson Baskett kicked back with a drink and video game.
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She took me aside one night after we'd all kicked back with a movie and asked if I was okay.
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There were times I wish I could have kicked back and talked about my personal life in a fuller way.
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" A woman beside me kicked back, took a sip from her jumbo cup and whispered, "Well they've got my vote.
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Meanwhile, Sam Rockwell kicked back, took off his shoes and placed his feet over the chair in front of him.
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After Johansen won the draw, Neal's blast hit the post, bounced back into Hellebuyck and then kicked back into the net.
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DJ Khaled is kicked back on an armchair, shoes off, phone charging and ready to unlock the secrets to his world.
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At their core, the Mellow Grime crew fuse grime with R&B or hip-hop, flipping a more kicked back sound.
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When I finished, I put down The Swerve on the table, and the academic side of my brain kicked back in.
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Backstory ... if ya searched for "NBA founder" on Google on Tuesday morning, the results kicked back a photo of Lonzo's dad.
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How dare we enjoy post-apocalyptic pants, kicked back in our gilded existence as the wreck overtakes people near and far?
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Another image of the "press lobby" inside the west wing shows reporters kicked back on leather chairs, ashtrays on each table.
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The couple kicked back beneath a private, grass-roof beach hut surrounded by white sand, palm trees and turquoise water on Thursday.
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An oscillating fan in the office hadn't come to a stop before the power kicked back on, less than 30 seconds later.
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The first line kicked back into life in the third quarter and the second was due by the end of last year.
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After getting back into the grind at work, all of our normal back-to-reality stressors have kicked back into high gear.
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Similarly, it is alleged that Mr. Báez kicked back money to the Kirchners through lease agreements to rent the family's Patagonian properties.
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The province has now twice kicked back the deadline to get consent from creditors to delay the payment originally due on Jan.
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On Monday, Chopra and Jonas kicked back in front of Elf — and Chopra was riveted by her first viewing of the Christmas classic.
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Obviously, both were thrilled, and all three women spent a full minute hugging each other before the band kicked back in full force.
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Technology firms have kicked back, saying that encryption is key to protecting user data from hackers, a point Cook reinforces in his letter.
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It bounced around in a scrum, and then got kicked back further towards the Panthers end zone before T.J. Ward fell on it.
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Since then, it seems like he's just kicked back, starred in a forgettable movie, and bummed around a bunch of Civil War battlefields.
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Committee requests for the dam to be repaired have been kicked back and forth between the minister of Rakhine State and local authorities.
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Once that happens, it will be kicked back to Congress, which would need two-thirds majorities in both chambers to overturn the veto.
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That, prosecutors said, was part of a scheme that netted Davenport $40 million, $10 million of which was secretly kicked back to Tanner.
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The first two observation instruments—the Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager and the Extreme Ultraviolet Variability Experiment—kicked back on fairly easily, within two days.
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Since the Senate did not act on Clark's nomination in the required amount of time, it has been kicked back to the White House.
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He kept at it long past the age when most people retired and kicked back, a steady presence in a rapidly changing media landscape.
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Rubio also kicked back at Cruz, arguing that the Texas Republican's firewall in Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas and Tennessee had been blown up by Trump.
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First, clean shares should have no "loads," or one-time payments to fund companies that are largely kicked-back to financial advisors as commissions.
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And one of those debts, admits Daltrey while kicked back in his hotel room during a recent visit to Los Angeles, is owed to teens.
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So, possibly through weather and electrical storms, we can see life being kicked back out into the ionosphere from the surface of our own planet.
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The debate on spending and budget caps will also inevitably intertwine with negotiations to raise the debt ceiling, which kicked back in on March 2.
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Tom Wolf, the duty to redraw the maps was kicked back to the state Supreme Court, which released a new map a few weeks ago.
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The grievances are kicked back to the facility, and sometimes the staff in charge of investigating the incidents are the same ones involved in the incident.
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The model kicked back at Soma Spa in N.Y.C. to get a facial so her skin would be glowing when she hits the red carpet tonight.
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However, he kicked back Sunday night with BFF Machine Gun Kelly and, according to Page Six, may have struck up a new romance with actress Kate Beckinsale.
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While the ant planned ahead for the cold, desolate winter months, the grasshopper kicked back and relaxed, convinced that he'd have plenty of time to prepare later.
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She's kicked back ruling the White Walker–free North, probably supervising some building projects and getting Brienne of Tarth drunk enough to admit Jaime Lannister ain't shit.
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Second: as a response to the live show, where the set list consists of mellow, kicked-back material almost entirely from last year's Blonde and Endless releases.
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Instead of devoting myself to TRAINING, I kicked back in my room and read a giant fucking pile of Peanuts anthologies I bought at a garage sale.
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Once approved, the encoded characters are kicked back to the tech companies to design the emoji in their own aesthetics and offer the glyph to their users.
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"Had they accused a large bank like Goldman Sachs the bank would have kicked back with a large team of lawyers," he told Borsen, a Danish newspaper.
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In return, Dr. Taub sent cancer patients with legal claims to a law firm, Weitz & Luxenberg, that kicked back a portion of its fees to Mr. Silver.
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The stimulus would have lasted longer in the recovery from the last recession and would have automatically kicked back in if and when the next recession comes.
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I tried to register to vote on the Sarasota County website, but it kicked back a message that said I was ineligible because of my shoplifting felony convictions.
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The indictment said she kicked back about $22,800 of her salary to the mayor over eight months as well as portions of a separate $10,000 stipend she received.
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The indictment said she kicked back about $22,800 of her salary to the mayor over eight months as well as portions of a separate $10,000 stipend she received.
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He's carded Johnny Depp and Harry Connick Jr., watched a bar full of drunk Republicans and Democrats yell at each other, and has even kicked back with Gerald Ford.
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The launch date for the ExoMars rover has already had been kicked back once, from 2018 to 2020, so it would be a shame to see it delayed further.
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By the same token, it would be bad indeed if antitrust were to turn into just another partisan football that gets kicked back and forth between two opposing teams.
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We kicked back with some gin and juice—recipe borrowed from his pal Martha Stewart—and talked rap, stoner snacks, and his philosophy of being respectful with your blunts.
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In one case, a student received nearly $600,000 in stipends between 2011 and 2017, and kicked back nearly $300,000 to the former administrator, Melanie Williams-Bethea, the authorities said.
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Image: Journal of ParasitologyWho among us hasn't drunkenly slung back a few raw oysters at a fourth of July barbecue, or kicked back some uncooked clams just to feel alive?
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Rather, it's that the issue gets kicked back to Congress — giving them a 60-day window to reimpose Iran sanctions suspended by the deal using a special, extremely fast process.
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Regular readers know that back when my blog was clearly distinct from the column, I kicked back almost every Friday by featuring a video performance by a band I liked.
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Value-added industrial output in November grew 6.2 percent from the previous year, according to government statistics, suggesting that factory production kicked back up at the end of the year.
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On the pro side, voters were told that the carbon tax would reduce fossil fuel pollution and that $1,500 per year worth of revenues would be kicked back to consumers.
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If the Supremes deadlock 4-0003 on this one (without Scalia around), the case is kicked back to the Texas district court, which blocked the program in the first place. 3.
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People reports the former Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-stars had a mini-reunion over the weekend, where they kicked back and celebrated the joys of badass babes sticking together.
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Funding the big-ticket items on your 2017 shopping list (new car, tuition, braces, Botox) just got an extra boost thanks to the money the IRS kicked back from your overpayment.
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Before the Best Supporting Actress nominee (for her role in I, Tonya) hit the red carpet, Allison Janney kicked back with her hairstylist Jill Crosby for a pre-show blow out.
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But since the Federal Reserve came to a consensus on the economy's well-being and began to raise interest rates, the bank stocks kicked back into high gear on Wall Street.
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I saw a few additional hours when I kicked back on my couch to casually browse the web, read the news on Feedly, and watch a few videos on YouTube and Netflix.
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It is no surprise that a drinking den, New York's Stonewall Inn, became the cradle of the modern gay-rights movement when drag queens kicked back against police intimidation in June 1969.
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If enough consensus is built around individual classifications, that data is kicked back to the scientists and they'll determine if we're looking at a new exoplanet or perhaps some other strange anomaly.
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Throughout the first series, Tyler has kicked back in a dune buggy, made a stop motion movie, and done hella other very interesting things that you would definitely like to do, too.
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After the awards, he kicked back on a stoop with fiancée and fellow Academy-Award nominee, Rooney Mara (and Rooney's very relatable Converse-clad foot), to enjoy some juicy and beefy burgers.
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After the televised meeting on Wednesday, lawmakers say negotiations have been kicked back down to staff-level talks — a telltale sign on Capitol Hill that an agreement is not on the immediate horizon.
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Some of that "aid" money fell off the table and there's a good chance the U.S. knows into whose pockets it fell — and how much of it was kicked back to Iranian officials.
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Or rather, it's a song like "Otherside", the latest track from South London producer Mom Tudie, which features singer Giorgia Lo. The song captures that lazy, kicked back feel of a summer afternoon.
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During a stop on John Legend's Darkness and Light tour, Legend and wife Chrissy Teigen kicked back in a private mansion in Shawnee, Kansas and of course, they shared the experience on Instagram.
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The youngest KarJenner family member kicked back with a bath ahead of her special milestone in an adorable in a new snapshot shared by proud mom Khloé Kardashian on her Instagram Story Monday night.
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Despite these facts, the rockpic has been kicked back into high gear in Britain since the 2006 release of Walk The Line—a film that's had its historical accuracy challenged by Cash's own daughter.
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Up in the Extreme Wow suite, Stacey Arkules, 57, from Arizona, was kicked back on the balcony with a cocktail and sunglasses, taking in a view of the coastline before things kicked up a notch.
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The talks, which appeared to be on the brink of collapse just a few months ago, kicked back into gear in recent weeks as political and practical realities prompted a newfound urgency among American negotiators.
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Black Panther, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and the whole Guardians of the Galaxy team all disappeared in a cloud of digital dust, and Thanos kicked back on his space farm and celebrated a job well done.
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But know that anytime you text one of these numbers, you immediately get an automated message kicked back to you, then you have to click a separate link to add yourself to the celebrity's contact list.
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So, if they are getting information from Russia in that particular case or you could even add to the outcome of uranium one deal she signs off, over $100 million kicked back to the Clinton Foundation.
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Staff Sergeants Siul Celeste and Jeanette Arizaga and Sergeants Yesenia Adames and Renetta Edwards then kicked back thousands of dollars to Harrison and Merced, who as recruiters were not allowed to seek the bonuses, the complaint said.
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In addition to hitting the late-night and morning shows, Plaza kicked back and burned a few down with two "weed nuns" from the group Sisters of the Valley, based out of Merced, California, according to The Cut.
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The SEC filed related civil charges accusing six individuals and two companies in the United States, Russia and Ukraine of reaping the $4.14 million of gains from May to October 2016, with some profits kicked back to Ieremenko.
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The funding fight was kicked back to the Senate on Thursday night after House Republicans easily approved a measure adding more than $5 billion for the border as well as disaster recovery money to a seven-week continuing resolution.
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After the inauguration, Barack and Michelle Obama took a much-needed vacation, first to Palm Springs and then over to the British Virgin Islands, where they kicked back for ten days on Necker, the private island belonging to billionaire Richard Branson.
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A new labor law rule — kicked back by a federal judge last month — that would have made almost four million Americans eligible for overtime pay may still have resulted in higher wages for the workers it was intended to help.
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In the second scheme, prosecutors showed Mr. Silver had the two developers, Glenwood Management and the Witkoff Group, move certain tax business to a law firm, Goldberg & Iryami, which also kicked back to Mr. Silver a portion of its fees.
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"When I lived in New York, I was embarrassed, almost, to be a golfer," he said, kicked back on a linen covered armchair inside the mansion (which is owned by Mark Werts, the founder of the clothing company American Rag Cie).
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With talk of another recession and the continued possibility of dying in a mass shooting or some sort of natural disaster, the scarcity mindset I'd developed as the child of a parent living paycheck to paycheck kicked back in again.
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" Investigators would also allegedly learn that Fish "allowed the students to draw pictures on the board on multiple occasions" and that the pictures were often obscene, and that he took pride in knowing students thought of his as a "'kicked back' class.
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After convincing Kamela to be part of a reality series, the couple kicked back for a little daytime "Netflix and chill" where they were greeted, via the TV, by Barrymore and Olyphant, in character, talking about the wonders and difficulties of marriage.
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So here, the government appears to be describing a rather shady-looking arrangement in which the firm retained by the Super PAC to place pro-Trump ads got a commission — but then kicked back half of that commission to the Super PAC's head.
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Appearing freshly spray-tanned as he kicked back on Friday in the V.I.P. area of the National Portrait Gallery, where The Hill hosted a reception, he said he was exempt from the president's boycott because he did not work in the West Wing.
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They've kicked back up with a new series of interviews of FBI officials in the past month, including FBI director of counterintelligence Bill Priestap and John Giacalone, who was the FBI's top national security official during the first part of the Clinton email investigation.
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Lead single "Wings" dropped in March and parlays the kicked-back and blissed out tone Isaac is known for, while also turning things up a notch, bringing the beat forward a little, getting things moving—like he said, as though the listener is on a journey somewhere.
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But when the Senate's take on the policy got kicked back to the House, representatives stood their ground, and passed a version 91-52 that kept the week-long period and expanded the grace period back to apply following natural disasters, even if a mandatory evacuation hadn't been ordered.
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Petrobras, one of the largest companies in Latin America and partly owned by the Brazilian government, made headlines when it was alleged that some of its board members, appointed by the government, diverted funds from the company and were kicked back to officials at the ruling Workers' Party.
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The pound's long-term correlation with the dollar has kicked back in as the U.S. currency rallied in the past month and some major investors began to argue the market had come far enough to account for the initial risks related to Britain's planned departure from the European Union.
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The indictment returned last year accuses Alptekin of repeatedly lying to the FBI in a May 24, 2017, interview, including by denying Turkish government involvement in the hiring of Flynn and his firm, and by asserting that money allegedly kicked-back to Alptekin was actually the result of poor performance on Flynn's part.
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And it wasn't just the ice cream that convinced us that our girl Olivia knows how to celebrate, in the cab on the way to her final appearance at Prabal Gurung and after a long day of non-stop runway shows, the street style star put her feet up and kicked back with a chilled glass of bubbly.
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Hillary and Eric Holder and several other people still signed off on it and then you follow money trail, they benefitted hugely and financially on the back end with 145 million kicked back to the Clinton foundation and Bill doubling his speaking fees and meeting with Vladimir Putin, because wanting to meet with nuclear agents in Russia.
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For the second time, a federal judge has ruled that Texas' 2011 voter ID laws were specifically designed to affect minorities, per the AP. Judge Nelva Gonzales had previously called the measures a "poll tax" against black and Hispanic voters in the state and reached the same conclusion two years after the case was kicked back to her by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Brady started with an exorcism of the demon named David Tyree, when a near-interception turned into a gobsmacking multiple-deflection catch: The ball bounced off Falcons cornerback Robert Alford's hand, off his right shin, fell into Edelman's hands, was kicked back out of Edelman's hands by Alford's ankle, unwittingly kept alive by Falcons safety Ricardo Allen's extended right hand and pounced upon, again, by Edelman.
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After wandering through the still house and the cold, dark warehouse known as the No. 250 Vaults, which has been used to age whisky since Bowmore was founded in 250, making it reportedly one of the oldest maturing warehouses in the world, my friend and I kicked back in the modern but cozy tasting room, which has expansive floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the sea.
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