The lack of commitment to the truth is a chronic pathology.
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While that lack of commitment sort of scares Rachel, it seems understandable.
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Alanna: See, but that's what I like about mobile — the lack of commitment.
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"Judge Kavanaugh exhibited a lack of commitment to judicious inquiry," the professors wrote.
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Mr Trump has signalled before a lack of commitment to the NATO alliance.
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Lack of commitment and funding left broken promises and a trail of broken equipment.
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Yet, lack of commitment is not the primary cause of today's crisis of trust.
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Had she not done anything, the same people would disdain her lack of commitment.
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It's not for lack of commitment and effort and FDA folks wanting to charge forward.
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The most pervasive argument against prenups is that wanting one signals a lack of commitment.
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"We're better off knowing about this lack of commitment now, rather than later," he said.
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A lack of commitment from within the Libra Association could pose a problem for the project.
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Earlier on Friday, he lambasted what he said was the opposition's lack of commitment to dialogue.
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This often translated to slow decision-making by committee and lack of commitment to strategic direction.
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Instead, chaos and lack of commitment to clear, stated economic priorities pose a much bigger challenge.
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That can be perceived by spouses as the CEO's lack of commitment to family, Hirsch noted.
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Compounding the problem was an industry found to have a disturbing lack of commitment to overall safety.
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In job interviews, anytime I mentioned balance, it seemed to be misinterpreted as a lack of commitment.
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We don't complete the projects and actually that is read by the voters as a lack of commitment.
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It's not at all clear that this particular decision signals a lack of commitment to the Rift, though.
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Otherwise, the lack of commitment will result in a vacuum that will be filled by others, like Iran.
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Whether this is due to a lack of training—or a lack of commitment—is up for debate.
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"I am deeply disappointed at the majority's lack of commitment to a thorough and meaningful hearing," she said.
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If women are less heralded for going to such lengths, she argued, it's not for lack of commitment.
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Our past lack of commitment to defending ourselves from growing missile threats around the globe must change now.
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"This signals a lack of commitment and state capability that further endangers the peace process," said WOLA's Thale.
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During that time, he has faced criticism from immigration hawks for a perceived lack of commitment to Trump's agenda.
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After all, when there is a lack of commitment to a vision, the vision itself starts to get fuzzy.
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During that time, he has faced criticism from immigration hawks for a perceived lack of commitment to Trump's agenda.
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But environmentalists say the development of new coal mines highlights the government's lack of commitment to halting global warming.
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"The notion that any new mission statement would reflect a lack of commitment to fair housing is nonsense," he added.
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And nothing reveals a lack of commitment more than dumping all of that work on a lone, often tokenized, individual.
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Trump's total lack of commitment to facts as President is a continuation of the trend from the 2016 presidential race.
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Being passive and calm does not always raise the same awareness and can sometimes show weakness and lack of commitment.
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Its final report, released last month, was harsh in its assessment of the academy's historical lack of commitment to diversity.
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Waters later seemed dissatisfied with the lack of commitment from David Marcus, Facebook's crypto chief, to postponing the company's plans.
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When she uses first person plural to add gravity to her words, it reads, instead, as a lack of commitment.
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Over all, the N.F.L. punted on this important issue and showed its lack of commitment to the cause of social justice.
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Cardinal Tagle has been criticized for his lack of commitment to zero-tolerance policies on child sexual abuse in the church.
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This allowed him to "curate the sound of The Drums," as he describes it, but he worried about Graham's lack of commitment.
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The compression and clustering in the short-term group suggests market nervousness and a lack of commitment to a strongly developing uptrend.
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This is where Hillary's key flaw—her lack of commitment to any specific position—will work to her benefit, as well as ours.
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And during the 2016 campaign, Trump regularly harped on Obama's golf game as a sign of a lack of commitment to the job.
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It underlines one of the greatest problems we have had in war for the last 70 years: A lack of commitment to winning.
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I can't help but be saddened by a seemingly endless cycle of denial, finger-pointing, cowardice, and lack of commitment to solve anything.
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The case illustrates a pervasive lack of commitment to mental health treatment, inability to prioritize threats, and failures in strategy, planning, and coordination.
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He is stepping down because of what he claims is a lack of commitment to rebuild neighbourhoods where drug lords have been pushed out.
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Reporting by these institutions bring to life the lack of commitment by Iran's leaders to change laws that violate internationally recognized rights and standards.
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The New Deal sought to solve the structural problems we had, but years of Republican regression and Democratic lack of commitment eroded its achievements.
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The lack of commitment required on his jab allowed Golovkin to put out plenty of volume and throw Canelo off the scent on his counters.
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Those on the left stifle the First Amendment — and, in so doing, evidence their lack of commitment to the Constitution and the liberty it promises.
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To only cast one deaf actress when there's more than one role designed for a deaf actor shows a lack of commitment to actual representation.
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If Mr. Boulez did not accomplish all that he might have, it was less because of his vision than because of his lack of commitment.
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The lack of commitment to a national project for reconstruction seemed strange in a country that had just demanded such brave sacrifice from its warriors.
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The moderate candidates, and even Elizabeth Warren, have been battered by Sanders supporters for their lack of commitment to full-tilt single-payer health care.
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Other candidates carried out their campaign events as planned on Friday and some suggested that Mr. Trump's cancellation showed his lack of commitment to the state.
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Because this album travels in so many directions, there are places where Mr. Vernon sounds unanchored, and where his reluctance gives way to lack of commitment.
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Democrats see some hope in Mr. Trump's seeming lack of commitment to his own draconian edict — last week, "Nancy" persuaded him to tweet reassurance to those affected.
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More crucial to her and fellow progressives at the moment is what they see as a lack of commitment among Senate Democrats to stand against Judge Gorsuch.
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It was the concern that the dearth of diverse stories overall, the paltry numbers of storytellers -- writers, directors, producers -- reflected the broader industry's lack of commitment to inclusion.
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The move caused concern among human rights advocates, the Post reported, who are interpreting his absence as a sign of Tillerson's lack of commitment to human rights issues.
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Instead of being honest with Tasha about his lack of commitment, he let her believe they could be something more; their relationship imploded after she called him out.
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However Tate Nurkin Senior Director of Aerospace, Defense & Security at IHS Markit believes any lack of commitment by the U.S. to the alliance will see Russia testing the water.
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The market is ignoring Powell's lack of commitment to further hikes, and is now expecting a rate cut in September, to defend the economy from the impact of tariffs.
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More than 2,400 law professors signed an open letter that said Kavanaugh had "exhibited a lack of commitment to judicious inquiry" and urged the Senate to reject his nomination.
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But they said that the official, Dr. Mercedes España, was hamstrung by an apparent lack of commitment by the Maduro administration to deal with the nation's various health crises.
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"Candidly, your first presentations were less than sufficient and showed in my mind a lack of resources, a lack of commitment and a lack of genuine effort," he continued.
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Even more worryingly, the lack of commitment to an agreement the US painstakingly negotiated with its allies is calling into question those allies' ability to trust the US altogether.
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Intel was working on a low-power version of x86 chips called Atom, and it believed that selling ARM chips would signal a lack of commitment to the Atom platform.
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The appointment, announced concurrently with an extension until 2022 of his Boston position, raised eyebrows for the workload entailed and for the lack of commitment to Boston it might imply.
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But Kyrgios distanced himself from the player who said he was "bored" with tennis at Wimbledon and has since bragged about his earnings despite a lack of commitment to the game.
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In this, the highest-profile personnel decision Trump will make, he's signaled either a lack of faith or a lack of commitment to Trumpism, and a desire to reconcile with Republicanism.
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According to the dossier, the agency formally released Ms. Kristeva from the ranks in 1973 after handlers cited frustration with her "completely pro-Maoist" politics and her general lack of commitment.
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The proof of their initial lack of commitment is right there in their former, flippant band name, which is not only astoundingly unGooglable, but was also already claimed by another band.
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U.S. stocks finished the day little changed in the last session, with the lack of commitment in the agreement signed by Trump and Kim not giving investors much to go on.
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Not only that, he has flaunted his lack of adherence to established facts as a sort of badge of honor -- a symbol of his lack of commitment to politics as usual.
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While the Unification Ministry says it is still working to get the foundation up and running, critics say the delays highlight the administration's lack of commitment to addressing human rights abuses.
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Her apparent lack of commitment to streaming also shows that although streaming has taken over listening habits, it is still not fully embraced by artists as a satisfactory source of income.
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She boldly confronted Onassis over his lack of commitment to Lee, and advocated divorce when Kennedy remained on a Mediterranean cruise after learning that Jackie had lost their first baby, Arabella.
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The same Catholic bishops who tried to broker a deal, exasperated by Mr. Kabila's lack of commitment, issued an unprecedented call in June for people to "rise up" against the government.
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He reiterated familiar talking points like Apple's commitment to privacy (and, by implication, its rivals lack of commitment) while spelling out public concerns in recent years regarding data collection, surveillance, and manipulation.
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Apple's underestimation of the app's viewer numbers might have contributed to this lack of commitment, as publishers saw deflated figures as a reason not to commit to Apple's ad platform over Google's.
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"I think there is a lack of commitment and awareness at the highest level of the office, including the president," said David Stacy, director of government affairs at the Human Rights Campaign.
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The lack of commitment of middle-class and wealthy Americans to having and parenting their own children goes hand in hand with our elite's casual approach to other issues – in particular, mass immigration.
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"This effort is as laughable as it is inadequate, and clearly demonstrates Lyft's lack of commitment to making its service accessible to people who need vehicles with lifts or ramps," the lawsuit alleges.
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But people familiar with the Saudi reaction to the president's comments say it was intense, and seen as a confirmation of the Saudis' suspicions about Mr. Obama's lack of commitment to their interests.
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While his political plans don't have much of anything in common with Trump's, his response to critics and the media does, as well as his lack of commitment to LGBTQI and women's rights.
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The Maldives foreign ministry said the reports of Nasheed seeking asylum demonstrated his intention to avoid serving his prison sentence and "once again exhibited a distinct lack of commitment to the legal process".
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"Wounds have been inflicted by us bishops" that must be faced, said Cardinal Tagle, who has also come under criticism from victims' groups for his apparent lack of commitment to zero-tolerance policies.
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Clinton, for example, has taken pains to emphasize her endorsement by Planned Parenthood and suggested that Sanders's single-minded focus on economic inequality reflects a lack of commitment to the pro-choice cause.
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"For many young women, frustration over their pay, combined with homesickness and other aspects of factory life, has led to a sense of alienation and lack of commitment to working productively," says the report.
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Following the disappointing draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers after which Mourinho criticized his players' lack of commitment, Pogba, popular and influential among United's players, told the media he thought the team should "attack, attack, attack".
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Secretary Clinton, what would you say to reassure Americans who see your handling of the private email server matter as evidence of a lack of commitment to transparency and the protection of public records?
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For the last 22019 years in which HHS and NIH was left to make the decisions about ME, we have seen a striking lack of commitment to, and funding for, this group of Americans.
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As was done with King, the social media bots linked to the Internet Research Agency would occasionally posed as African Americans deriding President Obama for his supposed lack of commitment to the black community.
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Braun has recently hammered Donnelly over his lack of commitment so far on whether he will vote for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, the president's choice to succeed the retired Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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But Trump left out the fact Macron&aposs comments on NATO were in reference to the US president&aposs lack of commitment to the alliance, and the anxiety this has induced among the allies.
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Despite recognizing the EU's efforts in the fight against the virus, commissioner Stylianides bemoaned the lack of commitment of certain member states, whose help he solicited following a visit to the region in November 2014.
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It is doing so just as questions are arising anew about Italy's ability to service its public debt mountain because of the new government's seeming lack of commitment to either economic reform or budget discipline.
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Renting isn't commonplace for home items, but the benefits — lack of commitment and cheaper prices — feed into trends that are accentuated in India, Geetansh Bamania, CEO and founder of RentoMojo, told me in an interview.
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In 2014, he criticized President Barack Obama's reliance on airstrikes to combat ISIS, saying it showed a lack of commitment, and he said Donald Trump represented a "clear and present danger" during the 2016 campaign.
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Such job hopping is typically seen as a lack of commitment or direction — and it could be — but it can also boost chances for more satisfying and higher paying work in the decades that follow.
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Today, transatlantic security discourse often takes on the form of a "blame game" for diminishing preparedness, lack of commitment and military spending, and the handling of common challenges including terrorism, Russia, and the migration crisis.
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Castillo was referring to the "gray five years" of Stalinization of culture in the early 1970s, when Havana persecuted artists for a supposed lack of commitment to the Revolution - a move for which it later apologized.
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However, she drew criticism from women's rights activists for her "lack of commitment to the protection of human rights," according to Telemundo, for maintaining her silence amid the rise of gender-based violence on the island.
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More than one analyst remarked about the company's lack of commitment to a date when it would reach production of 163,000 Model 3 units per week, which it has previously put at some point in 2018.
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In fact, in my experience, the lack of commitment can make romantic love last much longer than it would have had I followed a conventional relationship path — you know, dating, moving in, engagement, and then marriage.
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The difference is that Trumpers are much less committed to social conservatism, in line with previous research showing that they are less likely to attend church and with Trump's evident personal lack of commitment to religion.
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That did not pan out, and the Kochs entered an awkward period, with Charles criticizing Donald Trump's lack of commitment to limited government and free market economics — though David did reportedly attend Trump's election night party.
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But the man who governs by far the biggest stretch of forest, Jair Bolsonaro, wasn't in the room to sign the pact in person, a signal to some of a lack of commitment to its goals.
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Things are so bad that even the United Nations recently criticised Romania over its lack of commitment to tackling domestic violence—fining the country after it refused to punish a man who attacked his wife eight times.
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Some news agencies reported the U.S. president had threatened to pull out of the 70-year-old alliance over frustration with member states' lack of commitment to agreed goals including spending 2 percent of GDP on defence.
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"Hattar's killing is a direct result of lack of commitment to freedom of expression by Jordanian authorities," said a statement from Sherif Mansour, Middle East and North Africa coordinator for New-York based Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Though Wheaton maintained that "she was not asked, encouraged, or pressured to resign," the move was met with indignation by many Wheaton students, who thought the administration showed a lack of commitment to the campus's L.G.B.T. community.
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"The U.S. lack of commitment to implementation of the nuclear deal ... proved it to be an unreliable partner to the world and even to its longtime allies," Rouhani said in a ceremony broadcast live on state television.
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One big indicator of Trump's lack of commitment to ending AIDS, advocates say, is his failure to appoint someone to lead the White House Office of National AIDS Policy (ONAP) more than a year into his presidency.
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But his pursuit of executions in spite of racial bias, defendants' mental disabilities and other injustices raises concerns about how he will oversee federal capital prosecutions, and shows his lack of commitment to due process and equality.
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Some news agencies reported the U.S. president had threatened to pull out of the 70-year-old alliance over frustration with member states' lack of commitment to agreed goals including spending 2 percent of GDP on defense.
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Even if Europe's rebound continues along a bumpy path, make no mistake that Trump's naked desire to keep Europe weak and lack of commitment to the Paris Agreement on climate change are the straw breaking the camel's back.
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Why it matters: The symbolic 97-2 vote came as Trump, who is in Brussels for a summit with NATO allies, continues to lambast the alliance over what he labeled as their lack of commitment in defense spending.
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"It's hard not to notice his lack of commitment to companion animals and nature in general," comments Alan M. Beck, a professor of animal ecology at Purdue University and director of the Center for the Human-Animal Bond.
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But if President Trump is serious about walking away from health care reform and leaving the nation to fend for itself on Obamacare, it certainly implies a lack of commitment to prongs two or three if prong one dies.
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On questions about immigration, healthcare, foreign policy and other topics, Cruz and Rubio turned what Trump presents as assets -- his connections, his ability to negotiate, his financial largesse -- into negatives: a lack of commitment to Republican politicians and ideals.
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"While your letter indicated the Department takes workplace sexual harassment 'very seriously,' your lack of commitment to collect this data undermines your assurances," the senators write in a letter dated April 30 to Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta and Wiatrowski.
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Overwhelmingly, the greatest challenges to women stem from unjustified perceptions – for instance, that a working mother has a lack of commitment — reinforced by erroneous perceptions, which is reflected in the tendency to attribute credit for women's work to men.
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"Donald's need to tweet in his slippers every night in Manhattan demonstrates a lack of commitment to earning every vote that Jeb has demonstrated here in New Hampshire and across the country," said Tim Miller, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.
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A court filing last year in U.S. District Court in southern Illinois argued that Faris lied on immigration papers before becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1999 and that his terrorist affiliations demonstrated a lack of commitment to the U.S. Constitution.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to support Mr. Putin's claim on Crimea and other parts of Ukraine, coupled with his lack of commitment to NATO, is good reason for Europe to fear for the future of the alliance if he becomes president.
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These moments feel like hollow gamification of bloody and violent political struggle at best, and a lukewarm, apolitics that hints at the lack of commitment to real progressive ideals by the game's director and lead writer, David Cage, at worst.
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Holding the fake progressives' feet to the fire and exposing their lack of commitment to ending a rigged economy that works only for the rich and powerful will be the task for those on the left throughout the primary season.
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The move is a significant shift in attitude toward a company that historically has been regarded as a corporate leader in its support of the LGBTQ community, and is now under scrutiny for its perceived lack of commitment to those efforts.
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"Although the current March hike madness theme could uplift the Dollar higher in the short term, the visible lack of commitment to a timeline in raising US rates may swiftly cap upside gains," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, in a note.
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To put it another way, if Facebook were my boyfriend, I would end our relationship right away because I wouldn't be able to handle the identity crisis mixed with the lack of commitment and the notion that money can solve every problem.
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While moms generally must opt-in to the 'mommy track' — or professional arrangements to accommodate a new baby or young children — too often these preparations end up signaling to employers a perceived lack of commitment and serve only to harm their work standing.
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"Europe is vulnerable to terrorist threats in part because of the lack of commitment to sharing intelligence among security services and in part because of the lack of effective border enforcement," said Matthew G. Olsen, a former director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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Breier was also recently castigated by White House policy adviser Stephen Miller (a central communicator of some of the Trump administration's most hard-line immigration views) over what he claimed was her lack of commitment to the US' asylum agreement with Guatemala.
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Under CEO Jim Spanfeller, appointed by Great Hill Partners to lead G/O Media, the company has faced unrest by employees over its perceived lack of commitment to editorial independence, eventually leading to mass resignations by writers at popular sports site Deadspin.
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Hulot resigned in September 2018 in protest over Macron's lack of commitment to environmental causes and the government has since rarely mentioned the planned ban, partly because of the "yellow vest" protest movement against carbon taxes on fuel prices and the high cost of living.
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"It was a litmus test for just how willing the market was to take down a 30-year Bund with a 0% coupon, and there was a lack of commitment, of willing that is significant," said Matt Cairns, a rates strategist at Rabobank in London.
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So we may still being paying an upfront cost for our Fitbits or Apple Watches or Garmin watches for the foreseeable future, even if the lack of commitment to free software means it's that much easier to toss it in a drawer later on.
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While there already appear to be violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution — written explicitly to guard against the undue influence of foreign countries in our internal affairs — additional concern is being generated by a lack of commitment to foundational tenets of governance.
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His interest in "the African Americans" seems parenthetical at best, and his appointment of Ben Carson to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development suggests a lack of commitment to the top-down assistance programs that have traditionally been offered to disadvantaged communities.
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The dispute over Calhoun College, founded in 1933, that ensued soon revealed deeper discontent among students and professors over more substantive issues regarding race, in particular what many saw as the university's lack of commitment to faculty diversity and the alienation experienced by many minority students.
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"If this is the constituency that's saying we're out of here in the next three years, then what basically says is that there's a growing lack of commitment to creating a different Venezuela, and that's ultimately going to sap the strength of the opposition," Velasco said.
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To be fair, DeChellis might have seen the writing on the wall in terms of his own lack of a future at Penn State, but he'd also become so frustrated by the school's lack of commitment to his program that he felt he had no choice.
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I hoped Trump's outsider status, his clear lack of commitment to his own party, and his long history of personal and ideological unpredictability would blunt the loyalty Republican politicians felt to their president and underscore their commitment to the ideas they've spent so long fighting for.
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"Our priority is the safety of residents and visitors and, due to the data breach and the lack of commitment to using drivers licensed here, we were not satisfied that UBL (Uber Britannia Limited) are a fit and proper person to hold an operator's license," she said.
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An Interior Ministry official said that Mr. Mashoukhi, aside from being a comedian, received a salary from the ministry as a member of the security apparatus, and that he was arrested for disciplinary violations, as well as a lack of commitment to the performance of his duties.
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O'Neill, also formerly chief economist of Goldman Sachs, said his frustration at the lack of commitment by drug companies had reached a point where he now believes the best solution might be to create a government-funded "utility" type drug company, which would not be beholden to shareholders.
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If there was any doubt of the paper's lack of commitment to the piece, below it appeared the line: "For the other side of the argument, click here," linking through to the exact opposite view, delivered with equal gusto, published at the same time by the same newspaper.
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And some of the financial commitments to helping developing countries have lagged following a lack of commitment in the U.S. Addressing climate change presents an enormous economic opportunity as countries change the way they power their economies with global investment in clean energy totaling nearly $300 billion in 2016.
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Citing a senior administration official, The Washington Post, which first reported Breier's departure, said her exit comes after White House policy adviser Stephen Miller chastised her in an email chain over what he perceived to be a lack of commitment to defending the US' asylum agreement with Guatemala.
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronNATO is not brain dead yet Trump, NATO chief to meet at White House Macron: NATO experiencing 'brain death' MORE warned in a new interview that NATO is undergoing "brain death" due to a lack of commitment from its primary benefactor, the United States.
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This lack of commitment was also evident in the treatment of Lorde, the only female nominee in any of the three major categories: unlike the male album of the year nominees (apart from Jay-Z, who declined), she didn't perform because the producers wouldn't allow her to do a solo performance.
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"'I want you to do accurate, well-reported, well-written stories about Republican Party politicians doing bad things' would be a perfectly reasonable thing to spend money on," he wrote Friday on Twitter in response to a thread about Democratic donors' lack of commitment to the independent but left-leaning news media.
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The fact that crews were so close to the area now identified as the likeliest crash site — coupled with the lack of commitment to search the new area — is sure to frustrate families of those on board, who have been pushing the governments involved in the hunt to continue searching for their loved ones.
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"Our priority is the safety of residents and visitors and, due to the data breach and the lack of commitment to using drivers licensed here, we were not satisfied that UBL (Uber Britannia Limited) are a fit and proper person to hold an operator's licence," said Chair of the licensing panel Councillor Jackie O'Quinn.
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"The lack of commitment to regular systematic asset purchase, lack of more negative interest rate policy and fresh policy initiative, plus the nagging doubt that the 2 percent inflation target can be achieved, let alone an overshoot, leaves us expecting further yen strength as disappointment sets in," wrote Robert Rennie, chief strategist at Westpac in Sydney.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE, for what he saw as a lack of commitment to gun control, one of the group's major issues in its early months.
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The catalogue of problems – from the eventual disposition of U.S. forces and the role of women to how to integrate Taliban and Afghan security forces, governmental power-sharing and the degree of political centralization of the political system – remain unresolved in an environment of deep mistrust and a lack of commitment to a comprehensive cease-fire.
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Here's the tweets Brune sent from his personal account:Here is the one from the Sierra Club, which was just as forthright in dismissing concerns that Musk's donations indicated a lack of commitment to climate issues:In his email to staff, Bloomberg wrote, Brune said that he would have granted the request to make a previously anonymous donation public to any donor.
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NEW SCHOOL UNDER FIRE FOR PUTTING LINDA SARSOUR ON ANTI-SEMITISM PANEL In the beginning of the school year, SWG partnered with the Dream Team to build a Dia de los Muertos altar in the Social Justice Hub "to draw attention to the lack of commitment to sanctuary from the administration," and most recently, in March, organized a petition "in support for student of color-only space" on campus.
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The rhetoric from Trump has irked some allies, with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronNATO is not brain dead yet Trump, NATO chief to meet at White House Macron: NATO experiencing 'brain death' MORE this week saying the alliance is undergoing a "brain death" due to a lack of commitment from the U.S. "I don't know [whether Article Five remains in effect]," Macron said, referring to the collective defense agreement.
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The 49ers organization has stepped up in many cases and provided help, particularly in crisis cases, but this has been in response to what are essentially the worst symptoms of a much deeper and more pervasive problem: a lack of commitment and a failure by the N.F.L. and the players union to respond to support the players who contributed so much to building the league into what it is today.
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