" - Annie, 39 "Three magic words: Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
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All it takes are three magic words: Turtlenecks. Under. Everything.
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" The magic words here are "under color of official right.
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No magic words need to be uttered on the House floor.
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As for now, I have only two magic words: thank you.
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An example of Florida's "magic words" requirement, included in the DSCC's lawsuit.
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The app's signature "magic words," however, don't yet work on the web.
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Trump then said the 35 magic words that made his promotion official.
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Raphel reanimates and vivifies the idea of magic words — incantatory and enchanting.
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"Are we going to hear those magic words: 'Shipley: Labour gain'?" he asks.
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The app has several Slack-like shortcuts called "magic words" for these actions.
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Simply put, focusing on magic words does not sufficiently put patients over paperwork.
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Veep Joe Biden was in full attack mode and said the magic words -- malarkey!
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"Somehow the magic words 'incoming senator' didn't quite work," she said with a laugh.
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Every holiday season, we scour the internet for four magic words: Apple products on sale.
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When the man across from me would say those four magic words, that was it.
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What magic words could I say to convince you to get up off the floor?
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" Before 2002, the principle was that it had to have "magic words" like "vote for.
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The Kardashians can get you kicked out of a bar if you say the magic words.
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Justice Thomas accused the majority of micromanaging state sentencing procedures and imposing "a magic-words requirement."
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He doesn't seem to think so, 'cause Kanye has said the magic words ... for Christians, anyway.
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Where I live, "I'm drunk" are the magic words — or perhaps cursed words, in your case.
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The somewhat linear design made it easy to figure out and the Magic Words was ingenious.
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Its most fun feature is magic words: Basically, type in certain phrases, and they'll act like commands.
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Weitzman uses the magic words, "bad faith" in his lawsuit, which opens the door to punitive damages.
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"There aren't any magic words that will heal the hurt that our school community feels," Maultsby said.
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Once again, the magic words get dispersed far and wide—irrevocable credentials without any form of authentication.
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Say the magic words in your speech, and you too can get a standing ovation at AIPAC.
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Whether he uttered some "magic" words or not wasn't clear; he didn't talk to media after the game.
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Tip: Brush up on Peach's Magic Words to see all the ways you can share updates with friends.
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But the big new feature, Magic Words, could be the key to monetizing messaging without annoying its users.
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They relied heavily on the idea that President Obama could defeat ISIS through rote incantation of magic words.
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He believed that the meaning of Jefferson's magic words had expanded to include blacks as well as whites.
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Is Donald Trump suggesting that there are magic words that once uttered will stop terrorists from coming after us?
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Does Mr Trump really believe, for instance, that uttering the magic words "radical Islam" would make terrorism go away?
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So, if you are an introvert who has to deal with extroverts, give these two magic words a try.
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While there are no magic words, there are a few tricks to help your complaint get a friendlier reading.
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Throw in some Slack-esque command-line interactions, which Peach calls Magic Words, and you've got a fairly fun app.
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Trump has accused smugglers of coaching asylum seekers to say the "magic words" that will allow them into the country.
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"Magic Words" (specific keywords) let you send videos or songs, and you can create events and polls within different groups.
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Racecar driver Luyendyk Jr. confirmed earlier this month he also said those three magic words to more than one lady.
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" She added, "When you hear the two magic words — which are, 'It works' — then you know something has come together.
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U.S. attack: At the G-20s in Hamburg and Buenos Aires, Washington secured a carve-out from those magic words.
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The ingenious part of the app is that it has built in "Magic Words" that let you add in fun information.
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And there are no magic words or fun stick figure drawings the app is notable for on the web version, either.
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If you are an extrovert who is managing, working with, or raising introvert kids, ask them to use the magic words.
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His eyes are begging her to just say the magic words already before he blows his load and tells her first.
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Mr. Johar may not have uttered the three magic words, but his life and his work are a portrait in courage.
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But when placed under a blacklight, the map's magic words, "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good," appear underneath.
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They argued that the "magic words" rule would particularly disadvantage voters with limited literacy or for whom English is not a first language.
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Those magic words can also be used to be pair the Wonderboom with another Wonderboom via a long press for even bigger sound.
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The app now recognizes certain spoken words — what Tribe calls "Magic Words" — and will overlay them on top of a recorded video message.
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The server says she approached Chris at halftime ... pulled the docs out of her bag, and said the magic words -- you've been served.
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You string together a bunch of very specific instructions (magic words) that can command your computer to do whatever you want it to do.
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That's what I want," he claims before sealing the deal with the magic words: "I can definitely see myself falling in love with Jubilee.
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"In each of the last debates, while pundits were obsessing about magic words around taxes, voters were consistently saying Elizabeth Warren won," Green said.
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"Using those five magic words 'You did a good job' creates happy employees — and happy employees are committed employees who do their best work."
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Republicans see the kind of older, whiter electorate that can be led like sheep if you just say the magic words: coal, guns, abortion.
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Don't you wish you could just speak a few magic words and send stuff directly to them, no intermediate upload, no web interface, no login?
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For us, these are magic words, because they foreshadow a slew of "unconventional" women on the series — precisely what we want to see on television.
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This is where we drop those magic words -- SPOILER ALERT -- just in case ya haven't gotten to the big finish yet for the Netflix series.
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Magic words: The communiqué must read that the Paris agreement is "irreversible" and that the G-13 countries "fully commit" to implementing it, officials explained.
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Add the magic words "no deal" to any spending request and it will find its way to the chancellor's desk almost immediately, says an aide.
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Peach wasn't great enough to drag me away from my beloved Twitter, but I couldn't help but think Twitter should adopt Peach's ingenious Magic Words feature.
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Thankfully, commitment-shy Neil eventually uttered the magic words, although he didn't escape without a warning from Adele, who dazzled in a sequined custom Burberry gown.
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GERWIG: Aaron, you've created incredible female characters for your whole career, and I've always loved watching what the genius lady actors do with your magic words.
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To make the thing work, its master must speak the magic words, much like Ali Baba's "Open Sesame," or Green Lantern's overly wordy, battery-charging oath.
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That extra beat you wait could be the space your love interest needs to share an important personal detail or even to say those three magic words.
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My friend's friend sidles up and whispers some magic words to the bouncer to make him open the ropes for a few seconds and let us in.
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" The narrator, similarly, notes "the language of the dance whispering its magic words," or he states: "I've come to believe in the total mutability of the self.
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Sure, you can summon some internet smarts through an Echo, but there's still a device there, and you still have to know the magic words to say.
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Ukraine never actually announced an investigation that used the magic words "Biden" or "Burisma," the name of the Ukrainian energy company on whose board Hunter Biden sat.
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Hearing the magic words "Mike Will," the man who opened the door smiled, introduced himself as the studio manager at Electric Feel, and pointed down the hall.
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Reports have circulated that these migrants are coached by human traffickers and open borders groups to say the "magic words" to U.S. authorities to qualify for asylum.
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I've been trying to construct another puzzle about magic ever since Kevan Choset and I had MAGIC WORDS in The Times 10 years ago (Feb 18, 2007).
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Eventually referee Jerome Boger said those magic words "the play stands" and the Chiefs walked away with a victory unlike any in the club's 56 years of football.
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" Clinton on Wednesday said Trump has been "fixated" on the phrase radical Islam "as if those are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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I still have this year left, God willing, and maybe on the final day of my final broadcast I'll somehow come up with the magic words that you deserve.
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Unfortunately, we live in the real world, and those magic words that guarantee instant success don't quite exist — but the good news is, we've got the next best thing.
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" Castor managed to extract the magic words from Volker when the former Ukraine envoy replied, "I was never involved in anything that I considered to be bribery at all.
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You see, the app is centered around something its creators call "magic words" — trigger words that allow you to add a GIF, doodle, location and other content to your stream.
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" Doe also claims Hanley told him "that he could not use the words 'deal' or 'promises' as these were 'magic words' for the court and defense team of Jack McCullough.
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Common sense tells us that Obama, who launched an entire war against ISIS in Iraq, doesn't need to utter the magic words "radical Islam" to take aggressive steps on terrorism.
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There's also a sense of accomplishment you feel once you get a hang of its "Magic Words," its command-line interface to share different pieces of content within the app.
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" After a few minutes, Trump then uttered the magic words: "In our shared mission to make America great again, I support and endorse our Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.
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In 2015, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals also rejected what they described as Blagojevich's "magic-words requirement" that an explicit promise be made to count as a corrupt bargain.
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The decision on the so-called "magic words" and "consistency" rules came as Florida officials undertake on a hand recount in the close US Senate race between Nelson and Republican Gov.
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" Echoing Obama, Clinton also bashed Trump for being "fixated on the words 'radical Islam,' " suggesting he believes "there are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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For the uninitiated, Peach Magic Words are basically commands you can drop into your post that trigger more complex actions like drawing a picture, inserting a GIF and adding a song.
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In third grade, I got saddled with spectacles, putting my cool-kid dreams on ice until that glorious day four years later when the eye doctor said the magic words: contact lenses.
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Luckily, you can have both — the richness of your natural brunette with a sunny, almost tanned glow to it — when you go to your colorist with the two magic words: brunette balayage.
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They see that foreigners are being coached by lawyers from open borders groups to say the "magic words" that trigger the asylum process, even though their claims may be dubious at best.
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And meanwhile, my bank is treating my routing and account numbers like "Open Sesame"—magic words that work whether you're trying to get into the cave, or get out of the cave.
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"I know there are no magic words that I can say to regain your trust," Mr. Franken, a Minnesota Democrat, said during a brief and contrite news conference outside his Senate office.
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After such a unilateral designation, the president does not need to substantiate his decision in any meaningful way, beyond the use of a few magic words on the face of the proclamation.
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And when it becomes available to shop on March 1 (online and in select GapKids stores across the globe), consider this your advance reminder to remember to whisper those two magic words. Shh.
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Say the magic words and you can conjure up dodgy Eighties rock while up to your elbows in washing-up, or prove to your mum that Ronaldo has scored more goals than Messi.
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Adam Schiff, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, said in his closing arguments that Republicans believe unless Trump "says the magic words 'I hereby bribe the Ukrainians'" there is no evidence against him.
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I started my final status with the words "Important announcement" because I had a hunch that those are some of the magic words that fool the Facebook algorithm into weighting posts more heavily.
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And you can learn more about the trending topics you've been chatting about, as Tribe's "magic Words" feature will automatically send a link with news/updates if you've mentioned a celebrity or breaking story.
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Prescribers should not be forced to guess what "magic words" will clear the contractor's subjective review when all of the objective data elements to establish medical necessity are present in the standardized data template.
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But they have been coached to say the magic words necessary for arresting officers to begin a lengthy adjudication of whether or not they are bona fide refugees deserving asylum — which can take years.
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But another position the court may consider is nearly as dangerous: that those eight magic words, "inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in office," don't actually make independent agencies all that independent after all.
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The Black Hammer universe includes the main series and three mini-series, so far, that take staples of the superhero genre (like magic words that grant special abilities) and turn them on their head.
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Bobby Brown says he and Chris Rock are all good ... after the comedian made what some consider a tasteless joke about Whitney Houston -- but you can tell Bobby's still waiting for 2 magic words.
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" During one wildly drunken night at a barbecue, while trying to decide what piece of meat to grill next, Chernus uttered the magic words that would change both their lives forever: "Grill 'Em All, man.
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This week on the MashReads Podcast we are joined by Cheryl Klein, the executive editor at Arthur A. Levine Books/Scholastic and author of The Magic Words: Writing Great Books for Children and Young Adults.
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The Committee's questions were perhaps spurred by reports of unwanted collection of audio data from the likes of Amazon Echos and other devices that listen eagerly for the magic words that set them to work.
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" This is the section of the Declaration that most Americans never read, preferring to focus on those magic words in the opening section, the words that begin "We hold these truths to be self-evident.
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On the other hand, Cortana truly shines when you can type into it, a feat impossible in Siri for macOS, unless you start in Spotlight and use one of the magic words to auto-launch Siri.
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It can add subtitles to video chats and can identify "magic words" in conversations that are then turned into links to the things you referred to, like directions, the weather, a song, a place, and more.
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" For those who haven't watched the movie in the past month, the map looks like an ordinary piece of parchment until the magic words are spoken, "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good.
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"The way we network has completely changed in the last five years and, in my opinion, business schools can no longer claim better networking benefits than the internet," said Kelsey Formost, owner of Magic Words Copywriting.
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Nielsen and Republicans on the committee repeatedly described the credible fear claim — in which asylum seekers say they're afraid to return to their home country — as the "magic words" undocumented immigrants use to get into the country.
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Tribe's Magic Words feature recognizes what you say and turns it into buttons that link to directions, calendars, social media, Spotify, Amazon and more Tap a tile to record and send a video message to a friend (left).
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He wants to build — and there are plenty in Congress who are willing to give him just about anything he asks for because a national infrastructure plan would lead to those three magic words: jobs, jobs, and jobs.
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"If you have this movement that offers you essentially a lot of magic words that you can say to get out of trouble, that's going to really appeal to people who are desperate and angry," Mr. Berger said.
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Yes. So after all of this practical work, you start saying the magic words that unfortunately are forbidden to say like this out loud without doing the ritual, because the words in the ritual are the essence of it.
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One asylum officer told Vox that a CBP agent said they were "instructed not to ask" about fear of return to Mexico; another CBP agent told another asylum officer, "We don't want to spoon-feed them" any supposed asylum magic words.
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Participants expressed the hope that if they could just learn to give a perfect blow job, or figure out the magic words to say to their partner, they would be transformed into liberated, all-powerful, multiorgasmic beings with perfect relationships.
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Tribe's Magic Words feature recognizes what you say and turns it into buttons that link to directions, calendars, social media, Spotify, Amazon and more Say "coffee" and Tribe offers a button to send a calendar request overlaid on your video chat.
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That means you can just say the magic words when nearby those control devices to wake up your Nvidia Shield TV and issue voice commands directly to Assistant, the way you would with a Google Home or with your Pixel smartphone.
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Every parent has been there, or will be there soon: the moment when your darling 5-year-old says one of the magic words that can transform a PG movie into an R, or earn an N.B.A. star a $25,000 fine.
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And that someday I would discover a language to defy any limitations, for myself, for the people in my neighborhood, and for all the second graders out there in need of magic words to get them out of the deepest troubles.
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It's possible to say the wrong thing — inadvertently dog-whistling, for instance, or musing about taking a company private using the magic words that get the government involved — and have it be a much bigger deal because so many people are paying attention.
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Either toasted or fresh, it may serve as a base on which other delicious elements are layered, or it could be used for dunking, sopping and soaking, three magic words in recipe-writing that hint at the presence of delicious broth or sauce.
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Especially after Vichy made anti-republicanism synonymous with surrender, de Gaulle came to see that France had to be addressed by the republic's magic words—liberty, equality, and fraternity—and not the near-Vichyite ones of fatherland and family, which he had first favored.
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Mr de Blasio, who appears to be flirting with a presidential run, chose "Morning Joe", a television talk show, to unveil his "most comprehensive plan in the nation"—perhaps the kind of announcement aimed at Democratic primary voters who swoon at those three magic words, "Medicare for all".
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McCain-Feingold set out to close the soft-money loophole for parties, but supporters knew that it left open the possibility that outside political groups could run similar ads that stayed narrowly on the right side of the line defined by what was called the "magic words" test.
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"'National security' are not magic words the administration and president can invoke … [they] certainly do not give him a blank check to violate rights of individuals … unless we start to treat them [ICC judges and prosecutors] as drug traffickers or suspected terrorists, which would still need to have sort of legal authority under the law," he said.
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King, long after he endorsed a white nationalist in a mayoral campaign taking place in a foreign country but before he uttered the seemingly magic words, "White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization — how did that language become offensive?" is a movement that has defined racism so far down, it cannot see it until it's too late.
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He gave such a thoroughly bad speech, running an interminable 33 minutes, that catcalls rang out from the assemblage, followed by raucously derisive cheers when Clinton pronounced the magic words, "In conclusion...." Years later, Sandy Berger, who was Clinton's national security adviser in the White House, reflected back on that evening in an oral history interview with the University of Virginia's Miller Center.
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Peach GIF search Other Magic Words include: here — offers current location shout — say stuff with big words Shouting on Peach draw — draw stuff Drawing on Peach goodmorning — say good morning goodnight — say good night song — identifies a song playing with your phone's microphone, a la Shazam Song on Peach rate — rate something one to five stars battery — shares your battery charge % weather — shares the current weather move — adds movement, steps, miles, etc.
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