If alcohol loosens your tongue, perhaps it loosens your fingers as well.
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For a moment, she loosens her grip on the grid.
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And then he loosens and picks up the microphone again.
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He says he will not veto a law that loosens restrictions.
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Conan Doyle For the Defense is most successful when it loosens
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As the dinner goes on, he loosens up, but only a little.
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In phase two it loosens, but continues to brand him a terrorist.
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Outside the context of a real game, the whole squad loosens up.
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The bill loosens Obamacare's rules that protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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It loosens microscopic fibers of plastic, known as microplastics, from the garment.
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As the robotic fist loosens, she mirrors its conformation with her right hand.
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This is the question facing Muhammad bin Salman as he loosens social restrictions.
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It also loosens me up so I'm ready to put in another workout.
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The directive also significantly loosens the rules around ordering alcohol for home delivery.
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Repeat as needed until the spill loosens and can be easily wiped away.
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Babies are born with a tight foreskin, but it typically loosens over time.
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Iranian officials insist they won't sit down with Trump until he loosens sanctions.
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He fishes out the built-in pouch, squeezes the toggle and loosens the drawstring.
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Almost no one in her book truly loosens himself from the bonds of birth.
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Even if financial regulation loosens and interest rates rise, branches are likely to thin further.
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But as it loosens up in some areas, it is also cracking down on dissent.
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The policy change loosens school meal standards Obama advocated as first lady through Let's Move!
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As the icy grip of the patriarchy loosens, some of that power will go away.
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This new moon loosens lips, since Sagittarius is a sign that cannot tell a lie.
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Nakamura loosens the skin, then slathers the meat with the whipped meat-fat-and-butter.
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And it will be worse when the economy slows down and the labor market loosens up.
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They're getting more familiar with technology ventures, and every month the top of the jar loosens.
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After all, elections are times in Iran where the government briefly loosens its grip on society.
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But once Gabritschevsky's grip loosens and his inner chaos overflows its boundaries, the work comes alive.
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The combination of pull and distortion loosens the reef's grip on the lace, permitting it to slip.
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This massager kit warms up, loosens, and relaxes the sore and stiff muscles in your shoulder area.
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Ray loosens up, too, once he's encouraged to shotgun a can of beer with Jeremiah and Josh.
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The order also loosens restrictions that prevent tax-exempt religious organizations from supporting or opposing political candidates.
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"I kind of wait until it loosens up a little and then I sneak in," he said.
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But an explosion loosens it, leaving it teetering in the sky with Faye Dunaway and others inside.
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As the knot loosens, the running legs apply an inertial force on the free ends of the laces.
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It could allow bank examiners to spot deficiencies that could otherwise escape notice as the regulatory net loosens.
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As conservative Saudi Arabia loosens social restrictions, some of the tour guides in al-Ula will be women.
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Though the leather initially feels a little stiff, it loosens up and gets softer as you wear it.
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Even if the Trump administration reverses course and loosens its planned restrictions, vape shops must confront another problem.
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Occasionally, King Arthur loosens up a bit and starts to veer into "D&D manual on steroids" mode.
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Martin McDonagh's play, set mostly in a pub owned by one of England's last executioners, loosens its noose.
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So the draft budget partially loosens the conservative fiscal policy which Rouhani adopted after taking power in 2013.
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Finally, the face loosens, and the empty sockets separate from the two cloudy bits of beluga caviar below.
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Pulmazyme, an inhaled medication that thins and loosens mucus in the airways, alone costs about $6,000 per month.
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Bubbles populate the top of glass while the red ooze loosens in color and texture at the bottom.
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A twilight space where one loosens her hold on the old identity, while not having yet earned the new.
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The risk is that the partnership between the carmakers loosens once its chief architect is out of the way.
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The act also loosens federal restrictions on Medicaid funds used for residential treatment centers with more than 16 beds.
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Religion features heavily this time, but perhaps, as the church loosens its grip on these islands, that will change.
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"For us to see the first shot go in, kind of loosens it up for everyone else," Allen said.
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But even in Mr. Mugabe's absence, the grip of the only leader Zimbabwe has ever known never really loosens.
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As the knot loosens, swinging legs apply an inertial force on the free ends of the laces and — voilà!
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"The BOJ won't ease just because the Fed loosens policy," said an official with knowledge of the BOJ's thinking.
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Yet, although the dance loosens, it doesn't break out nearly as far as the music: a few kicks, hops, arabesques.
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Leather loosens as it breaks in, but the adjustable buckles mean you'll remain in control of how your moto fits.
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Poland's newest law expands the authorities' access to digital data and loosens the legal framework limiting surveillance by law enforcement.
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This cooks just the top layer of flesh, but loosens up the oil in the flesh, making it extra buttery.
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"It was kind of tight and usually it loosens up, and today I just felt a twinge there," Harrell said.
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One of the big provisions of the bill, which was unveiled last week, loosens Obamacare protections on pre-existing conditions.
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Still, her fierce grip never loosens on a valuable suitcase as they scour the city on an odyssey of brainteasers.
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What helps here is that frog swallowing involves retracting its eyeballs — so violently that it loosens up the saliva again.
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The top of the shoe will likely feel tight at points, but over time, I've found that it loosens up.
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The bill also loosens restrictions on the use of firearms for police officers, who currently can shoot only in self-defense.
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The Roomba 895 loosens, lifts, and suctions dirt with up to five times the air power compared to standard robot vacuums.
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The 35 minute of Dear White People finale moves swiftly and furiously, tying up loose ends just as it loosens others.
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The Quiet Zone's restrictions form a tech-free spiral that loosens the further you are from the observatory's seven radio telescopes.
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Tightens money rather than loosens money as Milton Friedman would say, and so they turned the recession into the great depression.
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A recent Polish surveillance law extends authorities' access to digital data and loosens the legal framework limiting surveillance by law enforcement.
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If done right, Oklahoma City can ascend right around the time Golden State loosens its death grip on the Western Conference.
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As the viewer moves away from the original viewpoint, the bond between the source painting and the derived sculpture necessarily loosens.
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Notice when her tight grip, which you have had to peel off finger by finger, loosens, but don't comment on it.
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Trump's new act is likely aimed at benefiting farmers and real estate developers, as it loosens regulations surrounding development around waterways.
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It marks a crucial beginning, since many voters are only beginning to make up their minds as summer loosens its grip.
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The bill, which loosens environmental protections on pesticides and other chemicals, was called the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act until earlier this month.
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The company says in government documents that the central front adjuster button that loosens the harness may be within a child's reach.
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The agreement loosens emissions standards for new cars set by former President Barack Obama, but is more stringent than what Trump wants.
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It's soaked for two days, then plunged into a pot and simmered for hours until the flesh loosens, ready to peel away.
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"Bollore's move certainly increases the M&A appeal of Mediobanca as the pact's grip loosens and prospects improve," a Milan-based analyst said.
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Normally when a country loosens monetary policy and cuts their interest rates, investors pull their money out in search of higher yields elsewhere.
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The 2018 bill loosens a lot of restrictions on hemp production, and farmers can also apply for USDA crop insurance and grant programs.
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Loosens restrictions on how many armed school marshals a school district or the governing body of an open-enrollment charter school may appoint.
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It looks like a chip as much as anything, with Trout stopping the motion before it loosens into a one-handed follow-through.
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If the Trump administration loosens federal pollution rules, California has vowed to stick with its own stricter standards and to sue the administration.
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"As fiscal policy loosens, the deficit does increase quite substantially in the near term," said Jeremy Lawson, chief economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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He loosens his muscles and joints before the game, but that feeling can be lost quickly while standing in the infield on defense.
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If, however, the Trump administration loosens the shackles but does not address the incentive problem, then we may see a repeat of 2008.
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The Senate plan also loosens Obamacare's requirements on how much money insurers must to spend on health care, as opposed to administrative costs.
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That's not because what happened in Iowa — almost a tie between her and Bernie Sanders — substantially loosens her grip on the Democratic presidential nomination.
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His posture loosens, his chest doesn't seem filled with cement, and he actually sits down with me instead of shuffling from foot to foot.
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More open hate speech in politics, street demonstrations and social media, they said, loosens the floodgates, diminishing the sense of impropriety or social taboo.
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It also loosens up requirements for banks wanting to operate in China and imposes anti-counterfeiting measures that, if broken, would lead to penalties.
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Little Women hangs on to this heartfelt nature, but pushes it toward a deeper vision that loosens her usual attachment to a specific individual.
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And our hero loosens up enough to tear open his shirt, center-stage, and, in the second act, to finally share a kiss with Sylvia.
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Analysts are also watching to see if Mr. Kim loosens the state's control over the economy, though no bold moves in that direction are expected.
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For the creek bed is not smooth but has sand dunes measuring 22014 to 229 meters in height and scooping out sand loosens these structures.
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They objected to some of the small print, which loosens minimum-wage and overtime regulations, and the rules for appointing members to the oversight board.
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Unhurried and courteous, Anderson loosens his bow tie, undoes the top button of his shirt, and takes his seat with a quiet air of relief.
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And while Mario Maker 2 loosens those rules considerably, it also indicates the limits of what Nintendo is willing to allow its community to do.
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I sometimes sketch with a big, heavy marker if I'm blocked because it kind of loosens me up because I can't get into the detail.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register lifts a ban on Department of Veterans Affairs officials soliciting donations, and loosens requirements for petroleum tankers and banks.
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Big Labor is desperate to shut down the kind of business-model disruption that cheers entrepreneurs and enlivens economies — and loosens their hold over workers.
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The launch was probably timed in anticipation of the day China significantly loosens traffic control restrictions that ban pickup trucks from densely populated urban areas.
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Foreign and domestic non-governmental groups have largely praised the law, which loosens restrictions on fundraising and heightens transparency requirements for charities to combat fraud.
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And if Chen gets a good night's sleep, tightens up his boots and loosens up his nerves, he just might attempt six quads on Saturday.
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As people move to cities and the grip of tradition loosens, women have more choice about whom they marry or live with, making life more bearable.
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Instead, the treatment clears dead skin cells, loosens pores, and primes them for extraction by infusing the skin with glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and botanical extracts.
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The order also loosens restrictions on "short-term" health insurance plans that were designed to offer temporary coverage for people who are between jobs, for example.
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There's a chance, although a very small one, that he loosens his grip on the state and enacts some democratic reforms in light of these results.
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Once you've soaked your cotton pad in nail polish remover, hold it on your nail for about 10 seconds so that it really loosens the polish.
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Mick Jagger loosens the ol' belt when he's eating out, and doesn't skimp on gratuities ... as the staff at a high-end Chinese joint quickly learned.
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Once the actual game starts, the tutorial loosens up, letting you play multiple scenes at a time before hitting you with new rules to factor in.
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What starts as a stilted three-way conversation, with especially tense banter between a Republican, Democrat, and an Independent, quickly loosens up after a smoke session.
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We see a lot of ridiculous tech products in our inboxes — everything from a connected toothbrush to a belt that loosens as you eat too much.
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Foam rolling loosens up the soft tissue surrounding the muscles, which can relieve pain, prevent injury, and help you recover more quickly after an intense workout.
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The conservatives are fighting back, though, arguing that the bill already loosens Obamacare's rule for how much of a person's medical costs health plans must cover.
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The league also loosens its restrictions on offensive linemen, allowing blockers to extend their arms and open their hands while protecting the quarterback on pass plays.
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The policy, officially named the Conventional Arms Transfer Policy, also loosens U.S. export rules on equipment ranging from fighter jets and drones to warships and artillery.
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But after that, Fleischer loosens up and unfurls Venom's true nature: a twisted rom-com between Brock and the rude Symbiote that's attached itself to him.
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The measure actually loosens Obamacare's regulations as it relates to pre-existing conditions, namely states could allow insurers to charge more based on a person's medical history.
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After a few minutes of me working to convince Gass that MUNCHIES is a legitimate food news channel, he loosens up a bit and explains his anxiety.
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When the belt loosens, for example, it may allow the head to move too far forward and hit the back of the front seats, Mr. Hu said.
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Sometimes she loosens her face into a smile amid bone-breaking violence, or sharpens her features into a pout as Quinn completely and uncomfortably misreads a situation.
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More than once, a sexual conundrum is solved with textbook definitions and even a chalkboard — but the kind embrace of the characters and their world never loosens.
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Number one is no fossil fuels in any part of our democracy or media so that the fossil fuel industry loosens its grip on people in power.
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Liberals insist that the new threshold is far too high and loosens rules on a slew of prominent regional banks that should be kept to higher standards.
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The Times - Britain will be thrown into an "energy crisis" unless it loosens the rules for shale oil and gas developers, British chemical manufacturer Ineos has warned. bit.
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WASHINGTON — Congress has reached a deal on a criminal justice reform bill that loosens mandatory minimum sentences and allows low-risk criminals to earn early release from prison.
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That usually begins in late February or March, as winter loosens its icy grip on the Northeast and Canada, where most of the world's maple trees are found.
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He told MPs that an invoice "should be there" to document the shipment of Fluimucil - a drug that loosens mucus and which is not on WADA's prohibited list.
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Anchored in the daytime by a coffee shop and cafe, San Remo loosens up at night, sharing Petrosino Square in NoLIta with La Esquina, Cafe Select and Southside.
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More Roomba deals we're loving: This vacuum's three-stage cleaning system loosens, lifts, and suctions dirt, dust, and hair from your floors, wether they're carpet, hardwood, or tile.
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He said it was still on the table for Hariri to be prime minister if he loosens his terms or for somebody Hariri backs to head the cabinet.
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He said it was still on the table for Hariri to be prime minister if he loosens his terms or for somebody Hariri backs to head the cabinet.
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If the recent compromise loosens Russia's grip on incriminating evidence, then WADA can sort through the archives and gradually close the door on one of sport's most sordid scandals.
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"The risk is the ECB loosens monetary policy tonight which can further undermine (the euro), " Joseph Capurso, senior currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, wrote in a note.
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TREASURY LOOSENS SANCTIONS ON BURMA: The Department of Treasury loosened several sanctions on Burma Tuesday to bolster trade and business between the country and United States persons and businesses.
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The bill loosens the part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the 2010 overhaul of the United States financial system, that imposed stricter regulations on larger banks, including foreign ones.
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The actors' chemistry is what makes their onscreen friendship worth watching: Ms. Glazer plays an outgoing, pot-smoking slacker whose exuberance loosens up the uptight and timid Ms. Jacobson.
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He says there might be a deal to be made whereby Iran returns to compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal and the U.S. loosens its stranglehold on Iranian oil exports.
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It's well known that liquor loosens the tongue, so when a beer and a giant tequila chaser arrives for Band of Horses mainman Ben his eyes widen and he smiles.
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This increases the focus on the extent to which Johnson loosens the tight grip on public finances that has been a hallmark of nearly 10 years of Conservative Party rule.
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Alice Hare is the 23-year-old protagonist and narrator of Olivia Sudjic's debut novel Sympathy, and it is in the post-university void that her grip on reality loosens.
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What he's feeling now, as the sidewalk temperature rises and the city loosens up, is that it's satisfying to start off a meal with a puffy, steaming slab of bread.
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To help keep conservatives and business interests on board with all that spending, the bill loosens environmental laws and bank regulations, among other policy goodies that make C.E.O.s' hearts flutter.
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If Apple loosens this restriction, HomePod users will be able to stream music via third-party music apps like Spotify or Pandora automatically when asking Siri to play a song.
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Washing with soap has been shown to be better than washing with water alone because it loosens the germs' ability to grip to the hands, making them easier to rinse away.
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And many argue there is little evidence that that the conversions will actually benefit students — especially as DeVos loosens rules meant to keep the worst actors in the industry at bay.
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It's testament to their trigger-happy thrash 'n' slashing, but even when the tempo loosens on "Satan Is Real," intensity prevails as Italian symphonic death metallers Fleshgod Apocalypse provide grandiose orchestration.
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But when he loosens up he's enlightening — and entertaining — on the procedures of this shadowy agency, feared by many, admired by those who work for the I.A.B. Enough about the cops.
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"Habit weakens all things," Proust wrote, describing the ways in which time loosens our connection to what we felt in the past and desensitizes us to the world that takes its place.
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Texas is halfway through what the newly appointed FEMA director called "probably the worst disaster" in the state's history — and flooding is expected to worsen before Hurricane Harvey loosens its deadly grip.
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Unfortunately for such people, even as China loosens some rules on market access or foreign investment, the party not only refuses to fade away but is becoming ever more visible and intrusive.
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And when he gets to the chapter titled "Editors & Publisher," exactly one-third of the way through the book, he warms up and loosens up, and makes you hope he won't stop.
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Mr. Zenón folds his blossoming saxophone sound snugly into the quartet; when he starts to improvise around the two-minute mark, the energy loosens slightly, but the five musicians remain closely enwrapped.
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Because I use it while my hair is still damp, it does dry with a slight initial stiffness, but once I run my fingers through my hair, it loosens up right away.
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As the traditional contract between workers and employers loosens with the rise of temp jobs, telecommuting, the gig economy, and shifting technology, workers in high demand are becoming consumers of the workplace.
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US negotiators had pressed for a summit in Vietnam in the hopes the former US foe could illustrate for Kim the potential for economic resurgence if he loosens his anti-America stance.
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In the Men and Machines series (1962–66), which depicts both of the titular subjects at work, Drexler gradually loosens her representation of the male hand into a more relaxed, painterly form.
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We know, we know: we've been a little excited lately about the HyperAdapt 1.0, Nike's first-ever "adaptive fit" sneaker that tightens and loosens to your foot with the push of a button.
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Halfway through what the newly appointed FEMA director called "probably the worst disaster" in Texas history, the state could see even more flooding before Hurricane Harvey loosens its deadly grip on the state.
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"While neural mechanisms of hypnagogia haven't been sufficiently studied, it seems that rigid frontal brain control of sensory input loosens in drowsiness, resulting in the generation of unpredictable sensory experiences," Noreika told me.
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The revised bill includes fewer tax cuts for the wealthy and more financial aid for people who buy private coverage, and it loosens Obamacare's insurance regulations, allowing for more bare-bones health plans.
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Even as the kingdom loosens the cuffs of guardianship, about a dozen female Saudi activists who spoke out about reforming the system remain imprisoned on charges related to their activism on women's issues.
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NEW YORK, Feb 19 (LPC) - A provision that loosens restrictions on a private equity-owned company's ability to remedy an event of default is raising concerns among many in the private debt market.
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Even as the kingdom loosens the cuffs of guardianship, about a dozen female Saudi activists who spoke out about reforming the system remain imprisoned on charges related to their activism on women's issues.
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If season two recognizes the unique opportunity this show's premise offers, and loosens the reins on its ever-ballooning plot, Runaways could become the empathetic teen superhero series TV has improbably, and unfortunately, lacked.
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John C. Reilly has fun as Billy's personal catcher, and loosens the film up some, if only because most of his lines sound like non-sequiturs straight from the mouth of Dr. Steve Brule.
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Over their last few games, Smith can be seen sprinting to set ball screens for LeBron James, providing the type of effort that loosens up Cleveland's offense and makes attacking mismatches so much easier.
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And nearly the entire Democratic agenda can be justified through its prism: Obamacare preserves freedom and loosens corporations' grip on their employees, by allowing workers to switch jobs without fear of losing health insurance.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe still discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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When people are in a good mood, she said, "cognition kind of loosens up, helping us to make connections between things that are normally not associated" — the key to coming up with good ideas.
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Then Curry hits a few more, including one of those ridiculous joke-on-the-Gods moves where he loosens a shot and turns away from the basket before the ball falls through the nets.
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Whirlpool also has a "SteamClean" technology that steams and loosens particles so all you have to do is give a quick wipe with the sponge — a much easier cleaning job than with other microwaves.
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The album's final tune, "De Rua Pra Rua (From Street to Street)," loosens things up just a touch, with Mr. Rodriguez draping high, quizzical harmonies over the billows of energy coming from Munir Hossn's bass.
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The new law loosens the bureaucratic red tape needed for a company's board to take the decision to move the company's base, unless the group's statutes expressly say otherwise, the government said in a statement.
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Trump increases attacks, loosens civilian safeguardsIn March 2017, Trump granted increased authority for the military to carry out strikes in Somalia, which began under the administration of George W. Bush, The New York Times revealed.
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In the process, romance blossoms (or doesn't) among some of the employees; Ms. McKinnon's character, a no-fun human-resources officer, loosens up; and an appalling new use is found for a 3-D printer.
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A future where Russia feels less caged by its fears of a mobile democratic curtain and China, unbridled by a united alliance opposing its expansionism, loosens its own fetters and engages in increasingly footloose foreign adventures.
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Pat Connaughton loosens up from a close distance for a while, then throws 120 feet on a line and then moves in to 60 feet, firing 90-mile-per-hour lasers that slice through the air.
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The new guidance loosens those restrictions and allows states to promote health plans that don't require the same level of coverage as the federal health law, including charging higher premiums for people with pre-existing conditions.
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That kind of threat really loosens the purse strings; If a fine could be in the tens of millions of dollars, paying a significant fraction of that for a service like Hatebase's is a good investment.
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The revised bill is likely to include fewer tax cuts for the wealthy and more financial aid for people who buy private coverage, and it loosens Obamacare's insurance regulations, allowing for more bare-bones health plans.
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The planned cut to banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRRs) would be the fourth reduction this year as China loosens credit conditions to support businesses and calm market jitters amid an intensifying trade war with the United States.
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However, she doesn't like that it gets too loud for her to massage her neck while watching TV.The reviewer at T3 recommends this massage gun because it loosens up his stiff back in a matter of seconds.
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Roy initially underlines the sentiment with solemn, tense synth work, but through its lively percussion and claps, the record loosens up into something lighter and brighter as if to offer some semblance of optimism for the future.
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If the EPA loosens gas-mileage standards after Trump ordered the agency to review rules implemented by the Obama administration, there will be less incentive for automakers to manufacture electric vehicles to meet federal fuel economy targets.
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China's economic growth is expected to cool to 6.5 percent this year and 6.3 percent in 2017, even as the government steps up fiscal spending and the central bank loosens policy further to prevent a sharper slowdown.
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It will be interesting to see if this adaptation loosens up a bit and enjoys the witty spirit of Clare's writing as it delves into all those supernatural details over the course of its 13-episode run.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe which has still been discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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It also potentially removes a major barrier that required the sale of their technology for access, loosens up requirements for banks wanting to operate there and imposes anti-counterfeiting measures that, if broken, would lead to penalties.
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A MINUS Swet Shop Boys: Sufi La (Customs) Starting with the consciously rowdy joking around on his 16 of the album- and we hope show-opening "Anthem," this EP's slapstick vibe loosens up meaning and matures Riz's rapping.
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At the same time, the department also replaced a 2014 question-and-answer document that clarified school obligations under the Title IX anti-discrimination law with interim guidance that loosens protections for accusers and strengthens protections for the accused.
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Her body thrashes, panics, claws, makes noises, the backwards noises are just as unbearable, she stops making those noises, she raises up onto her knees, breathes raggedly, breathes, she loosens the noose, removes the noose, stands, unknots the noose.
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I've stashed Jeremy Langford in a few leagues, not with the idea of using him anytime soon (even if he's active for Week 8) but rather just to see how the Bears backfield develops when their schedule loosens up.
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Dr. Sarah Jarvis, Medical Advisor to Drinkaware: I'm thinking about alcohol as a depressant here—you start off euphoric because it fuels the part of your brain that loosens inhibitions, but binge drinking and depression, for example, are linked.
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"The (global) increase reflects the higher borrowing needs of the largest sovereign issuers as their fiscal stance loosens in 2020 amid the fragile global economic outlook," the report said, adding that low interest rates were also encouraging the trend.
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On his hands and knees, a YBS fighter from Sinjar gently loosens a patch of earth with a knife, prising out an unexploded bomb to be used against the militants who planted it there before being pushed back several kilometers.
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The Sarah Silverman lookalike loosens up on her fifth drink or so and starts crankily judging her competition out loud as all the other "young ladies" (Ben's words) sit agape, thrilled that someone else will be the night's biggest embarrassment.
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This is made possible by a 2013 Colorado law that loosens up the use-it-or-lose-it rule by allowing a water user enrolled in an approved conservation program to forego some water use without losing any water rights.
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The vacuum has a brush roll that loosens, lifts, and removes dirt and pet hair that's been embedded into your floors and furniture, while scatter-free technology makes it easier to capture messes on hard floors without debris spreading around.
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They send somebody like Donald Trump into office to smash some things up, and either Trump himself actually loosens the grip of special interests or elites recognize the threat posed by somebody like Trump and clean house a little bit.
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There are even advantages to whiskey dick and coke dick—when they lead to hours of extended sessions where all you have to do is allow an intoxicated client to keep ranting, and especially when inebriation also loosens the client's purse strings.
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"We've had the perception for a while that the PBOC was in a tightening mode and then there was that relaxation of reserves which is a measure in the opposite direction as it loosens monetary policy," said Cristian Maggio at TD Securities.
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After he ordered the kidnapping, torture and murder of the D.E.A. agent Kiki Camarena (Michael Peña) at the end of Season 1, the U.S. government responds with Operation Leyenda, a large-scale investigation that increases drug seizures and loosens his grip on power.
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The Mission Act loosens the restrictions around when a vet may seek private medical care, allowing it if they live more than 30 minutes from a VA clinic or face wait times of more than 2020 days for most health-care appointments.
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It defies common sense, they contend, to find a provision that actually loosens restrictions on speech – remember, the 2015 exemption allows government debt collectors to make robocalls that would otherwise be subjected to TCPA liability – is a violation of the First Amendment.
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CARACAS, Nov 423 (Reuters) - Venezuelans flocked to shopping centers in Caracas, the country's largest city, on Friday to take advantage of the first "Black Friday" discounts in recent memory, as socialist President Nicolas Maduro's government loosens controls in the face of an economic crisis.
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On the corner of Worth and Broadway, the terror of the past week loosens its grip and morphs into another shape — a blend of pride and awe, at all of the steps Yoli took to show that she would not be a member, an instrument, a thing.
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Special Report: How Brexit is set to hurt Europe's financial systems After dieselgate, Volkswagen loosens reins on empire U.S. The mastermind of the Bridgegate lane closure scandal that helped derail New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's presidential ambitions could avoid prison when he is sentenced in federal court.
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And Uncharted 4's marketing sells the game as "wide-linear," which is to say there are many moments, particularly in the back half of the game, in which the game loosens the the leash and encourages the player to improvise, rather than reciting the script.
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The ultimate funding deal, announced Monday, doesn't include any new money for hiring ICE agents; doesn't authorize the Trump administration to strip grant money from "sanctuary cities" (something a federal judge just prohibited it from doing without congressional approval); and even slightly loosens requirements for immigrant detention capacity.
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Joni Ernst that he had been living with Type 1 diabetes since he was seven and he feared that he would no longer be able to afford insulin if Republicans move forward to replace the Affordable Care Act with legislation that loosens protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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But the latest draft loosens the reins for men 55 to 69 with no symptoms or history of prostate cancer: The former D rating, which discourages screening, has been upgraded to a C, which leaves the decision up to "a man's values and preferences," the task force said in a statement.
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With Slaven Bilic's job under increasing scrutiny at this point – much like Bob Cratchit, to maintain the metaphor of A Christmas Carol – he must dare to dream that the Premier League loosens its purse strings, and yields up some points from the three tough games against Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool to come.
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The Thunder's spacing is terrible, but besides crashing the glass as often as they can and making open shots when they appear (surprise: no team has been worse on wide-open threes), perhaps feeding whoever the defense chooses to ignore until the floor loosens up a little bit isn't the dumbest idea.
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Credit must also go to Swift, who loosens up her everybody's-best-friend image and displays an admirable and hilarious willingness to come across as a sarcastic, jaded weirdo/business maven: There's a lot more where that came from, including a bizarrely long tangent about how much her friends love the hand sanitizer she always carries with her.
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"Pretty Green Eyes" sounds like that magic moment six VKs and three pints in when your tie metaphorically loosens and you feel yourself on the verge of a kind of personal metamorphosis from downtrodden drone to loudmouthed free spirit, before reigning it in because you might cause a scene and causing a scene is the worst thing one can do.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) said Monday he would object to passage of the bill unless a provision is removed that loosens reporting requirements for doctors who receive gifts from drug companies.
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Danny is a safe haven for people who don't fit in — a description that fits self-loathing Larry to a T. Cajoled into taking the stage, Larry gradually loosens up until he's belting out Kelly Clarkson's thematically appropriate "People Like Us" alongside drag queen Maura Lee Karupt (Alan Mingo Jr.) The bandages smothering him magically disappear, restoring his body to its pre-horrifically burned state, and the club fills with confetti as feathered dancers join the uplifting number.
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App That Scans Your Facebook Friends For Bikini Pics Shuts Down If you're still catching up on the great Facebook bikini app email caper, please enjoy Katie Notopoulos' 2015 story on the app now caught in the center of a global trade war / spy movie / journalism ethics seminar: The problem that the app Pinkinis was solving was an all-too-common one: You love it when your Facebook friends post photos of themselves at the beach (humana humana humana loosens tie oowwOOOga makes squeezing gesture with both hands daddy likey), but who has time to scroll through all their friends' photos looking for a few glimpses of exposed flesh?
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Week 15, in one sentence: President Donald Trump reached his 1.53th day as president; avoided a government shutdown by compromising with Democrats on a spending bill; signed an executive order that loosens regulations on offshore drilling; placed a "very friendly" phone call to accused mass murderer and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, and invited him to the White House; golfed again; was corrected by his national security adviser about South Korea paying for the U.S. missile defense system; pondered why the Civil War happened; got so upset by a journalist's questions about his wiretapping allegations that he abruptly ended the interview; called Kim Jong Un "a pretty smart cookie"; turned on the U.S. missile defense system in South Korea; gave Jared Kushner another job — to make friends with Silicon Valley; called for a "good shutdown" of the government; signed an executive order to restore "religious liberty"; returned to New York City (briefly); and finally got enough House Republicans on his side to pass an Obamacare replacement bill.
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