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" Moreover, the study makes clear: "We're not adapting fast enough.
It makes clear he should have been fired for insubordination.
Being fine, he makes clear, is only a provisional state.
Mueller also makes clear Congress can continue to investigate Trump.
Isolde makes clear that her love and death are intertwined.
Lyric's mission makes clear that design and technology are key.
But only if the novel makes clear that at some
As the article makes clear, Monae first identified as bisexual.
He makes clear just how far we've fallen since then.
The FBI report makes clear that many at least tried.
The cleanroom would be a mistake, our review makes clear.
This makes clear that our communities are divided by design.
Every piece of data they collect makes clear his foolishness.
But the report makes clear that's where Democrats are heading.
Rule XVI makes clear this won't be a freewheeling debate.
The Trump administration makes clear why independence is so essential.
But more importantly, the exchange makes clear that money talks.
The McKinsey study makes clear that this is hard to demonstrate.
Nevertheless, as this urgent book makes clear, the tables have turned.
Nougat makes clear that Google now knows exactly what it's doing.
What "it" is, the documentary makes clear from the very start.
It also makes clear that Jacobs was asking his questions politely.
Her now-viral goodbye makes clear that it wasn't her choice.
Mr Hitchcock makes clear the perils of the early cold war.
AppNexus makes clear it views Breitbart in much the same way.
But in fact, Babitz makes clear that this mindset is a
The document makes clear that Neumann shouldn't be trusted, he said.
As the latest science makes clear, uncertainty is not our friend.
As "Frantumaglia" makes clear, Ferrante really has been a public figure.
A reminder of the majority math for Democrats makes clear why.
As the documentary enters the world and makes clear that Mrs.
Which, as very recent presidential history makes clear, absolutely can happen.
He's just 25, but his talk makes clear his educational wisdom.
As Monday's indictment makes clear, they seem to have found something.
In early motherhood, Stack makes clear, Xiao Li keeps her afloat.
As Carpenter makes clear, looking to the courts won't be helpful.
Steele's dossier makes clear that his sources were almost exclusively Russian.
It's more a continuation, as this first look trailer makes clear.
But, as Covid-19 makes clear, much more is still needed.
As the research makes clear, that new abnormal is already here.
As Wang's release makes clear, the Iranians are willing to talk.
A rigorous study, published Wednesday, makes clear it's not so easy.
Knowing this, Zelensky makes clear that he is a Trump customer.
He makes clear, though, that Tripoli is desperate for American support.
However, the letter also makes clear that alone won't be enough.
The resolution makes clear that justice is a top progressive priority.
As the Minority memo makes clear, none of this is true.
This report makes clear that millions of Americans are gaining health coverage.
Today&aposs decision makes clear that tolerance is a two-way street.
The company also makes clear that those fixes likely won't be free.
That's even the case for Republicans, as this CNN poll makes clear.
New research makes clear just how vulnerable medical devices really can be.
As the trailer makes clear, things goes downhill fast for the group.
One thing Kate makes clear: She really lives in her living room.
A new film opening Wednesday makes clear the dynamic behind that debacle.
"No breakdowns, no screaming," the brain's host makes clear to the band.
Makes clear that military families will be allowed to deduct moving expenses.
Microsoft makes clear that the Sunrise team played a key role here.
The episode makes clear that there was reasonable doubt in the case.
Scripture makes clear that God stands with the oppressed over the powerful.
"The data makes clear that diversity is good for business," she writes.
Guyatt makes clear that rather than being fixed, racial attitudes evolve historically.
And the video clip makes clear that she is performing, not succumbing.
The report makes clear why his lawyers were so worried about it.
He also makes clear throughout that he and his grandparents weren't perfect.
He then makes clear he helped the Nicklaus family with the course.
Buying, selling or consuming alcohol are all prohibited, the website makes clear.
In fact, as the NPR makes clear, the opposite is the case.
There is much more to learn, as this year's disappointment makes clear.
But the reaction to both plans makes clear they missed the point.
However, history makes clear that, while tempting, such contentions are fundamentally flawed.
Just watching Hawley write for Smart makes clear how versatile she is.
Cohen, however, makes clear the program won't include anyone younger than 3.
But a look at Trump's actions makes clear that he wasn't joking.
As the H.R.W. report makes clear, these steps are consistent with international law.
As Fong makes clear, the one-child policy was not just a crime.
That dedication is often lacking, as the Catholic Church's own record makes clear.
This decision makes clear that the government must respect Jack's beliefs about marriage.
But even those measures would only help so much, the memo makes clear.
Statistics makes clear how few professional options most people had in the first
But the filing also makes clear that additional asset sales could prove problematic.
As the Constitution makes clear, and the Supreme Court emphasized in Nixon v.
But as the game makes clear, funerals are not really for the dead.
As this weekend's fighting makes clear, such activity does not preclude further bloodshed.
Her decision isn't easy, and Stewart makes clear the weight of the choice.
The book educates readers about assault and makes clear what behavior is illegal.
Your I.G. report makes clear that we&aposve got some work to do.
The OIG report makes clear that we&aposve got some work to do.
And yet, as The Great Hack makes clear, this is a dire issue.
Forking Android successfully isn't an easy task (as Amazon's track record makes clear).
But he makes clear that his concerns about Trump are much more fundamental.
Comey's testimony makes clear that if Trump is ignorant, he is willfully so.
The seizure of his team and their equipment makes clear the dictator's toolbox.
History makes clear there must be consequences for Iran when Tehran attacks Americans.
"This decision makes clear the president's ban is patent discrimination," the lawyer said.
But the episode makes clear was how difficult that was going to be.
Not bloody likely, as Dame Diana Rigg makes clear in two saucy dialogues.
This timeline makes clear the two worrying trends underlying Trump's approach to ISIS.
Indeed, Peloton's filing makes clear that the churn rate is almost certainly understated.
An interim management plan makes clear the board hadn't planned succession adequately either.
Shattered makes clear that Clinton had no problem deciding what she was against.
In many ways, as Klagsbrun's narrative makes clear, Meir was the archetypal Zionist.
But as the evidence makes clear, summer break is nearly everyone parent's problem.
It makes clear that he's not especially progressive when it comes to weed.
However, it makes clear that California taxpayers won't be forced to buy it.
But unlike Tarantino's film, Harron's makes clear that there is no escaping history.
But his book makes clear how much effort went into his effortless demeanor.
"       Added Boyle: "Our Constitution makes clear that these decisions must come before Congress.
Debbie, the show makes clear, is all too aware of her business's sexism.
Your Old Droog used to be jokier; "Jewelry" makes clear he's not kidding.
As the evidence in the record makes clear, that is what happened here.
What The Handmaid's Tale makes clear is that many of us wouldn't be.
The report makes clear we can't afford to let Clinton be commander-in-chief.
He said Biden's long record of service makes clear his commitment to civil rights.
Humans, as this discovery makes clear, have been doodling for a very long time.
Trump's statement makes clear that Saudi oil production was a factor in his decision.
However, the movie makes clear that the love they share can never truly die.
So yeah, this isn't just any ordinary parachute, as NASA's new video makes clear.
But she makes clear being the mother she wants to be is all-important.
But as Silicon Valley makes clear, companies have incentives not to take privacy seriously.
The report makes clear that their vaunted anti-doping controls are porous at best.
Sophia's report makes clear that the situation in Libya has deteriorated over recent months.
The resolution also makes clear who will take the lead in this phase: Rep.
Instead, the pairing makes clear that painting evolves in the realm of symbolic value.
His recent floundering on abortion makes clear he's barely given the issue any thought.
The news makes clear that Veselnitskaya had serious connections in Russia's prosecutor general's office.
The National School Walkout also makes clear: work with your school for the protest.
In almost every section, Mueller makes clear how legally and investigatively conservative he was.
"This makes clear which targets we should meet," Socialist Party leader Lilian Marijnissen added.
As the reference to indices makes clear, this is not a merely academic problem.
As Thursday's report makes clear, there are still many, many key points of disagreement.
He makes clear that he's found a lot of financial success from the genre.
Moreover, having so unfit a president makes clear the dangers of the imperial presidency.
But "Putin's Revenge" makes clear that it worked beyond even its mastermind's wildest dreams.
That certainly comes across in Snap's prospectus, which makes clear it's a founder's company.
And, as Trump makes clear, he loves that people think Bolton is too tough.
We need education that makes clear the instability and dangerous nature of nuclear deterrence.
As the Equifax security breach makes clear, those databases are themselves vulnerable to attack.
Additionally, public nuisance law makes clear that damages are available only for past harm.
They are still at it, as the latest round of hand-wringing makes clear.
Urban America makes clear that addiction to fast food is not a moral lapse
As the FTC blog post makes clear, this was no innocent, anonymized data collection.
The report makes clear that Radmann was hired because of his relationship with Beckenbauer.
Airbnb is now encroaching further on their turf, as the HotelTonight acquisition makes clear.
Now, Ron's return makes clear that Uber sees trucking as a huge business opportunity.
The reality, as the incident in Venango County makes clear, is far more complicated.
As "Of Mics and Men" makes clear, survival itself is a kind of triumph.
Indeed, as Cruz's endorsement makes clear, he is genuinely closer to Trump on policy.
But, as Lisa Margonelli's mesmerizing book makes clear, we have got termites all wrong.
As our prosecutorial record makes clear, consumer protection is one of our highest priorities.
But he makes clear that when it came to black Americans, Lee never changed.
But as Rosenthal's important book makes clear, the health care market really is different.
As Mr Aboutaleb makes clear, the rising threat is a result of climate change.
"Everything we've heard this morning makes clear the president is a target," he said.
McConnell's career makes clear that he has few, if any, political and ideological convictions.
The tournament's website makes clear the event is not necessarily about winning and losing.
"The new policy is explicit: It makes clear that force must be reasonable under the circumstance, it requires de-escalation when safe and appropriate, and it makes clear that deadly force is only to be used to protect life," Chief Pontillo said.
"Shitposting cause im in shambles" is dedicated to such memes, as its name makes clear.
As we chat, McKinnon makes clear that she has no memories of all those cruises.
As Susie makes clear, moats were more than just an investment philosophy for her husband.
The law makes clear that the Fed chairman serves in that role for four years.
But the new report makes clear that it's still a prominent part of her thinking.
Still, the film makes clear that this is still Sam's decision to make, not Hunter's.
And the ad makes clear that it's not just Trump's words that are the problem.
Zuckerberg's testimony makes clear that he wants to discuss how he plans to reform Facebook.
But as the Declaration makes clear, the reasons for revolution went beyond ending something bad.
As the musical makes clear, Alexander Hamilton and rival Thomas Jefferson couldn't stand each other.
But her story makes clear the barriers and discrimination transgender people still face in society.
The Alice decision makes clear that patents cannot claim abstract concepts without adding anything inventive.
DuVernay's message is also pretty strategically timed, as she makes clear in her initial tweet.
EuroFX brochure makes clear that EuroFX is a brand name for Euro Forex Investment Ltd.
But as a new study makes clear, we're going to have to get over that.
Our last paragraph makes clear that we are acknowledging the problematic history of this piece.
Wednesday's announcement makes clear exactly what the money will support within the National Park Service.
As our special report this week makes clear, the superstars are admirable in many ways.
The pre-Jackson Hole discussion makes clear that Fed members understand all of these dynamics.
But the author is on heavily trampled territory, as this book's exhaustive bibliography makes clear.
Yet the report also makes clear that HSBC could never have fought the government's charges.
However, research makes clear that drugs like cocaine affect dopamine receptors much differently from gaming.
As the 1994 act makes clear, federal efforts to influence those officials can be ineffective.
As the latter makes clear, Republicans want to cut taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
Outlander "Dragonfly in Amber" makes clear that the failings of the second season are undeniable.
The note makes clear the story ran more than a year after the war began.
The Timbs case makes clear that the Eighth Amendment applies to civil forfeiture by states.
Mead is a naturalized citizen, and she makes clear that she plans to keep voting.
Then the committee makes clear that it is engaged in just such an impeachment investigation.
That shocking discrepancy makes clear how far behind the United States is in this area.
Still, as the study makes clear, rent in the U.S. is an increasingly heavy burden.
Such times, "Angels" makes clear, are crucibles in which moral and mortal worth are tested.
Buttigieg makes clear that he wants to spend more federal dollars to combat homegrown extremism.
Packer's book makes clear how much of his subject's frenzy was compensatory, a masking device.
As Trump's letter Tuesday makes clear, there's little interest in making "infrastructure week" about infrastructure.
Every new disclosure makes clear that hierarchs were aware of the abuses for many decades.
And subtly but surely throughout the album, Lilly makes clear that cool doesn't mean cold.
Or will they decline to take the risk, which Navratilova makes clear is still there.
As their role in political discourse makes clear, they are also things of the mind.
But as Ms. Mounsey's restless, appraising gaze makes clear, she would clock you, for sure.
"This advisory makes clear that marijuana poses substantial risks to the developing brain," Azar said.
The Obama order itself makes clear just how atypical the scenario it envisions would be.
The story makes clear that Brokeback Mountain is a treacherous environment for hard-bitten men.
As Sheffer makes clear, Asperger would have known that such decisions were probable death sentences.
As the new report makes clear, California is not the only state facing such risks.
The Trump administration's budget makes clear that it does not consider climate change a priority.
It makes clear that the decision to withhold the aid came from the president himself.
The fund's draft agreement makes clear that it can't cover President Donald Trump's legal bills.
Genesis 1 makes clear that all of us are created in God's image and likeness.
With an executive order, he makes clear that anti-Semitism is not to be tolerated.
The clerical regime has no such scruples, as its enabling of Assad's atrocities makes clear.
It sounds nefarious, but the report makes clear there's no evidence to back it up.
The whistleblower makes clear that he or she wasn't in the room for the call.
The Newsday investigation makes clear that the state needs to get up off the couch.
Wrestling, as John Oliver makes clear in the video above, is ridiculously fun to watch.
Above all, the messaging makes clear, people should show unwavering loyalty to the Communist Party.
But as the HBO series makes clear, these are not uplifting tales of female empowerment.
The opening song, "Things I Imagined," makes clear that Solange is offering floaters, not bangers.
An impressive debut showing, the seven-song LP makes clear nods to its screamo forebears.
The wrong envelope was handed to Beatty and Dunaway, as this tweet mostly makes clear.
But as Day makes clear, these physical traits were the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
Minefield makes clear that any war, no matter how small, can ravage a generation of soldiers.
Why it matters: Apple desperately needs its next act, as its recent earnings warning makes clear.
This legislation makes clear that the authority to send missile alerts rests with the federal government.
As Laszewski's analysis makes clear, the GOP plan makes every single one of these problems worse.
The law makes clear it would be unlawful for the President to fire Powell without cause.
This is a story that makes clear nothing the current White House says can be trusted.
Still, she makes clear that she's very single and focusing on herself and being a mom.
As Mr Smee makes clear, the strain of creativity imposed almost unbearable pressures on those involved.
His campaign has been wobbly for some time, as his poor performance in Iowa makes clear.
Constitutional history makes clear that the founders had three main purposes in designing the Electoral College.
As you probably know and this new production makes clear, Angels in America is a behemoth.
But it's worth understanding exactly what his artfully awful response makes clear about Hollywood's cultural problem.
As the GAO makes clear in the report: But that is precisely the point of unbundling.
As the court's opinion makes clear, America has always had conflicting views of gambling on sport.
As the movie makes clear, the Lovings -- and Richard in particular -- were reluctant participants in history.
One other thing he makes clear ... he doesn't need Lady Gaga to score Super Bowl tickets.
Although as Shiller also makes clear, investors shouldn't obsess over the level of the CAPE ratio.
Thomas makes clear that pleasure taken in this world is misguided where it is not impossible.
That being said, our research makes clear that fear benefits Republicans in a worldview divided system.
We hope that today's settlement makes clear that this abuse of power will not be tolerated.
The SDNY makes clear in its sentencing memo that it is not impressed by Cohen's cooperation.
The sage makes clear that the samurai feels lousy when he's about to commit a murder.
Yet as the essay makes clear, both are living lives of love, faith, devotion and service.
But this requested two-month delay for Flynn's sentencing makes clear the end is not nigh.
And the First Amendment makes clear the government is meant to remain neutral in this area.
"Obamacare is failing to deliver, as Democrats' recent embrace of single-payer makes clear," he added.
Yet it also makes clear that the US does not formally recognize the government of Taiwan.
It also makes clear that Mueller only referred "certain aspects" of the Cohen investigation to SDNY.
Liveops makes clear that its agents' ability to earn more money is closely tied to performance.
What First Man makes clear is just how easy it is for something to go wrong.
But, as the report makes clear, transferring genes is just the tip of the iceberg corncob.
The new motion makes clear that Mr. Trump now fully considers himself a party to it.
The first round of the national elections makes clear that hopes for democracy have been dashed.
This important book makes clear that we need a modern version of the Wide Awake movement.
The Knight study makes clear that educating our eligible voters is key to increasing voter participation.
But it makes clear that Mr. Trump's economic policies are very much on the Fed's mind.
The legislative blueprint makes clear his public statements are part of a much broader lobbying campaign.
But Mr. Seavey makes clear that their identities and ideologies are flexible, evolving and sometimes contradictory.
Trump's tweet makes clear that Shelby pitched the funding overall, but he's not yet totally convinced.
But it makes clear that Democrats will not let any attacks on either witness simply pass.
First, the IG makes clear that Trump himself was never a target of the FBI's investigation.
As the report released on Friday makes clear, this is hardly the end of the story.
Second, Trump himself makes clear that he knows that he probably shouldn't call himself a nationalist.
As Daniels's interview on 60 Minutes Sunday night makes clear, this isn't a scandal about sex.
I think that makes clear that this is not something he bought for his personal aggrandizement.
What RAIR's entire project makes clear is how profoundly significant context is, and will always be.
It makes clear that selling the apropos-of-nothing, absurdist chills of creepypasta requires pokerfaced commitment.
Case law already makes clear that trans women need to be referred to and treated as women.
But the Nixon case also makes clear that executive privilege is reduced radically in a criminal investigation.
But not all embodied agents need intrinsic motivation, either—as the history of industrial robotics makes clear.
In many countries of the world the preamble makes clear that the constitution is based on religion.
What the CDC report makes clear is that Lyme disease certainly isn't going away any time soon.
All that not-so-subtle messaging, as the trailer makes clear, didn't come without some serious backlash.
Facebook's findings published Wednesday makes clear that online information campaigns are a key part of this effort.
The road to this Elysium is where North Korea's nuclear programmes come in, Mr Eberstadt makes clear.
The Houston flooding from Harvey makes clear both developments have changed the way disaster communications can work.
This forbearance, he makes clear, came about because even reporters viewed Mattis as a bulwark against chaos.
And yet, Gorsuch, a Jesuit-educated Episcopalian, makes clear that he firmly opposes assisted suicide and euthanasia.
The indictment makes clear that Mr. Manafort's work for Ukraine and his money transfers ended in 2014.
He makes clear that others' perception of her behavior is what ultimately loses her an expected promotion.
The Voice Between makes clear that it's not visual art and music that drive Gozo — it's poetry.
Despite this, nothing on the packaging makes clear where the beer is actually brewed, the complaint said.
But as the case of Protein World makes clear, consumers can usually figure this out for themselves.
Describing that evening now, DaRonch makes clear she wanted only to be helpful to an authority figure.
The Cohen-Cuomo tape makes clear Daniel claim is dead and with it Avenati's [sic] meal ticket.
The show rapidly makes clear that Dory is more obsessed with this case than she should be.
The pull of illiberalism right now seems irresistible, though, as the rightward tilt of Europe makes clear.
What his Twitter account makes clear is what it is exactly that he's seeking to change from.
That, combined with only a slight uptick in delinquencies, makes clear that the sky is not falling.
It makes clear that we're going to invest in transit where it will do the most good.
Yet Microsoft also makes clear its position that it will not bend to the US surveillance apparatus.
One thing Men and Apparitions makes clear is that the feminism of the New Man is precarious.
An old-world media example quickly makes clear the unusual management challenges of operating multisided-platform businesses.
The article makes clear that we are not prepared for the inevitable escalation of cases this summer.
But after referencing cost-benefit analysis, the agency makes clear its methodology is a totally different beast.
A search of federal statutes makes clear that such collusion by itself would not constitute a crime.
As the roller-coaster ride of bitcoin's price makes clear, the currency's value is impossible to predict.
She relished challenges, as her dash across war-ravaged Europe in the winter of 1815 makes clear.
Simply automating a legacy warehouse, however, is a halfway measure, as a visit to Symbotic makes clear.
The above analysis makes clear that a melting Arctic is not in the American national security interest.
Whatever racial or class resentments she finds, Hochschild makes clear that she likes the people she meets.
We won that race a half-century ago, as this year's commemoration of Apollo 11 makes clear.
Although the culture was unchallenged for years, the CIR makes clear that alarm bells sounded long ago.
Align Technology, which makes clear-braces solution Invisalign, has run up over 185 percent since the election.
As the Times interview makes clear, he's feeling sorry for himself and blaming his missteps on others.
As he makes clear in example after example, the facts speak for themselves — sometimes in gruesome fashion.
Kamenar said Mueller's response to him makes clear the grand jury is still active and at work.
But thousands of years ago, as a review of ancient literature makes clear, that truth was known.
But as this article makes clear, many journalists cannot bring themselves to be fair, balanced and objective.
Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin makes clear one of his obsessions during that joint press conference with President Trump.
As the May FEC report makes clear, the main beneficiaries of Trump's campaign are his own businesses.
But in a filing on Tuesday it also makes clear that additional asset sales could prove problematic.
"This study makes clear that on balance there are no health benefits from drinking alcohol ... ," he said.
The search warrant makes clear that Mueller is also focused on Manafort's actions connected to the campaign.
Editorial An important new report makes clear the principal cause of the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
"This report makes clear that millennials literally can't afford to wait to address climate change," said Henkels.
While heavily redacted, the memo makes clear that Flynn has been extremely useful to the Mueller investigation.
The draft memo makes clear that the administration was aware of the attention the policy might bring.
Kirkpatrick makes clear his debt to his daring Egyptian colleague, Mayy el Sheikh, and other Times reporters.
My favorite finance paper published last year makes clear that struggling with credit cards is not unusual.
The program makes clear that, under I.R.S. rules, a home office must be used exclusively for business.
Reidy-Russell's blog post makes clear the profound and traumatic effect that Russell's abuse had on her.
Regardless, Congress's own act of 2017 makes clear Congress thinks the law works without an operational mandate.
Sitting for an interview, the report makes clear, would have exposed Mr. Trump to far more problems.
But as the tightly curated show makes clear, New York was a significant turning point for Oiticica.
The report makes clear that, despite the administration's denials, The Times's reporting on this meeting is accurate.
As Season 2's premiere makes clear, the queer, global, multigender sensates face a mysterious transnational conglomerate.
An unbroken line of Supreme Court cases makes clear that the touchstone of severability is congressional intent.
But as the complaint makes clear, such weapons have been the North's primary tool against American targets.
"We Are Not Yet Equal" makes clear that this country's collective history is nothing short of heinous.
When that happens New Jersey Transit makes clear in its announcements that this is an Amtrak problem.
His death makes clear that Uber must shut down its normal operations, now, before more people die.
This makes clear that it is up to the supervisor to decide if dividends should be suspended.
"President Trump's pardon of Scooter Libby makes clear his contempt for the rule of law," Pelosi said.
But as the Yale study makes clear, teenagers — in Connecticut, at least — are undeterred by the law.
So as she opposes Trump, she makes clear she isn't asking the same of the state's Republicans.
The whole fiasco makes clear that a law enforcement agency is not an effective regulator of medicine.
But his testimony makes clear that Trump's problems with Cohen's allegations stretch directly into the Oval Office.
He also acknowledges he could've done something different ... but makes clear he didn't try to kill anyone.
Republicans pushed back against Democrats' claims, saying the transcript makes clear there was no quid pro quo.
This example also makes clear when the stock market can be a poor scoreboard for the economy.
And he makes clear, in the conversations he has with Islamic State supporters, that they have, too.
The weaving of established and emerging artists makes clear the emphasis in this show on  aesthetic considerations.
It makes clear that all the timepieces are objects of desire, although all are not created equal.
Pew's report makes clear that the low response rates don't automatically mean all phone polling is invalid.
Bouverie makes clear that the appeasement policies of the 1930s were a spectacular failure, strategically and morally.
Such as: As a story in National Geographic makes clear: All of these hypotheses are in dispute.
The resonance of Jordan's piece makes clear how much work remains to be done at art institutions.
Meanwhile, Pence's record on reproductive rights makes clear he has little regard for women's health or autonomy.
But Pelosi's victory today makes clear that a changing of the guard is not on the table.
Yet a trip to nearly any shop in New Delhi makes clear how widely the ban is flouted.
But "Unfit" makes clear that the show wants me to have this reaction, at least on some level.
Marks & Spencer makes clear in its announcement that 2,100 jobs are at risk from the international store closures.
And it makes clear that you can expect more changes soon, because nothing matters more than your tweets.
As Thursday's court document makes clear, Flynn was a key witness for Mueller on a variety of fronts.
And that co-operation, as James Barr makes clear in "Lords of the Desert", was not always forthcoming.
As this provocative, five-year documentary makes clear, the desperate parents who follow him will follow him anywhere.
But as his diary makes clear, he went about his daily business in a ruthless yet cavalier manner.
As the Post makes clear, it could have compromised a potential source of vital intelligence about ISIS plots.
It makes clear that the parked Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are unlikely to be flying again anytime soon.
What that makes clear is the DNI, the Obama administration was not being honest about what they had.
Helen doesn't feel that way about Sierra anyway, as her "lay of the married guys" advice makes clear.
Even living on the Moon for a year would be pretty pricey, as a new video makes clear.
However, Kiesel Law LLP makes clear in its suit that many sites do not share data with Facebook.
The process was super involved, and, as his 33-minute video demonstrating the work makes clear, definitely painstaking.
The 'man' to whom Kesha referred was Gottwald — as the surrounding context of the text message makes clear.
Genesis 4 makes clear that Cain and Abel emerge out of a close relationship between Eve and God.
But as the report also makes clear, many of those necessary steps will not be completed before 2020.
Kavanaugh makes clear that racial profiling was on the table as an immediate -- and potential long-term -- option.
Comparing how you see the world to how they see the world makes clear how much you're missing.
The chemicals put up for sale its methacrylates plastics business, which makes clear acrylic sheet and precursor chemicals.
It makes clear what the balance of power is within the government - namely that Tria has been overruled.
And yet, as our reporting makes clear (see article), African democracy has stalled—or even gone into reverse.
This show makes clear that Guston's encounter with relatively pure abstraction was brief, not even a decade long.
That history makes clear that short of a major cultural cataclysm, Democrats are going to pick up seats.
Article I of the Constitution makes clear the Congress has a role in America's engagement with the world.
The second thing this Corker episode makes clear is that, strategically speaking, Trump is playing zero-dimensional chess.
The letter on Monday solidifies that sense -- and makes clear what a tight window Pelosi has to win.
It also makes clear that Hillary Clinton has a legitimate grievance against the FBI's treatment of her case.
The Murphy ruling makes clear that Congress cannot shift the regulatory burden to the states on difficult matters.
That's no longer the case, at least where the stakes are concerned, as "Starving the Beast" makes clear.
He makes clear that they offered him, like fiction, a compass by which to move in the world.
This makes clear that Chairman Cummings and the Democrats will do whatever it takes to attack this President.
Cornyn said the report "makes clear" that Clinton and her staff wouldn't be interviewed by State Department investigators.
If anyone's looking for contriteness after the last week, his speech makes clear: Joe Biden is Joe Biden.
But as the new math makes clear, keeping fossil fuels in the ground is the only realistic approach.
It makes clear that both automotive companies and tech companies are able to operate self-driving ridesharing vehicles.
Indeed, our report makes clear that every state needs to strive to improve its hate crime reporting mechanisms.
A forgotten incident from their "Policy Players" tour of 21922-223 makes clear how real the tensions were.
And it makes clear that in Trump's America, there's little place for the State Department — or for diplomacy.
And they say the episode makes clear that local governments need to make digital security a top priority.
The spending deal makes clear that the White House's current approach to immigration in Congress simply isn't working.
The two art forms have more in common than you might think, as a new exhibition makes clear.
But the F.B.I. report makes clear that the authorities knew very little in the moments after the episode.
The March number — 196,000 positions added last month — makes clear that February was an aberration, not a trend.
But the coalition's analysis makes clear that some areas of the state are hit much harder than others.
This Govt won't appeal today's judgement given our manifesto makes clear any #Heathrow expansion will be industry led.
A movement back, it is also, as the name of the following section makes clear, a movement in.
In a difficult climate for retail, the stakes are very real, as 4, rue de Marignan makes clear.
There's another element to evangelical support of Trump, one that Perkins's word choice in this interview makes clear.
Herbert von Karajan, as a live performance makes clear, brought tragic depth and Wagnerian weight to the music.
And this new report from MIT makes clear that Hoffman and Epstein had other interactions over the years.
Though, as this showcase makes clear, her drawings deserve their own museum retrospective: The subject is big enough.
Though, as this show makes clear, her drawings deserve their own museum retrospective: The subject is big enough.
What happens when we play As Shapiro makes clear, there's a lot important parenting stuff going on here.
As the case of U.S. veterans makes clear, the costs of the wars involved more than just money.
Hando said she always acted by the law, adding Hungary's Constitution makes clear the fundamental division of powers.
As "The Euro and the Battle of Ideas" makes clear, this theme in German thought runs very deep.
Still, the document makes clear that Sprint was not the only potential merger T-Mobile was interested in.
It makes clear that there are harder problems to solve around these issues than simply eliminating overt discrimination.
The Times story makes clear that what started in Donald Trump's toddler-hood continued throughout his father's life.
"Our holding makes clear that negligence is not sufficient to support a conviction," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote.
Still, as the documentary makes clear, Allred is tough enough to shrug off the occasional brush-back pitch.
This settlement makes clear that practices like Devumi's are illegal under New York law and will be punished.
As El-Erian makes clear, dysfunctional government bears a large share of the blame for our inadequate economic performance.
Today, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention makes clear how much damage was done.
Image: Carlson WirelessAs Tuesday's announcement makes clear, Microsoft scientists have been on the bleeding edge of white space research.
Second, the CNN poll makes clear just how much Democrats prize a candidate who can win in November 2020.
As this incident makes clear, divisions over the direction of the company extend down to the rank and file.
But asked if anyone tried to stop it, Mueller makes clear they could have subpoenaed if they wanted to.
The license makes clear Ring has the right to distribute, sell, and exploit customer content without compensation to users.
A transcript of that hearing is heavily redacted, but it makes clear that Sater was no ordinary cooperating witness.
But the episode makes clear that any electoral irregularity is oxygen for the flame of false rumors and disinformation.
Underneath, Mr Pomfret makes clear, Chinese leaders have not laid new foundations on which to build a modern country.
Chosen by acclamation, Zurga makes clear what this means in a few phrases Mr. Kwiecien delivers with cagey intensity.
She makes clear that the frontline in the fight to protect endangered animals is no different to any other.
Spotify — as the company's EU antitrust lawsuit makes clear — can't ever be the default music app on an iPhone.
But as the incident at the NRA makes clear, guns present significant risks even in the most capable hands.
Even if the uprising was spontaneous, however, it makes clear that the president will struggle to implement his agenda.
Lê also makes clear that heightened visibility for the marginalized has always been intertwined with a fear of erasure.
The Harris campaign makes clear this is an opening salvo in a larger part of her gun safety agenda.
If it is legit, however, the statement makes clear that the stakes are higher than just Cellebrite's profit margins.
After saying securing borders is of the "highest priority," the new language makes clear the party seeks a wall.
Yet as "An Impeccable Spy" makes clear, intelligence is only as good as those at headquarters who interpret it.
However, the press release makes clear that the work being shown is archival, that is to say, safely collectible.
The treatment she experienced before and after transition makes clear for her how racial and gender passing are intertwined.
As On the Threshold makes clear, Fontana continued to experiment and evolve as he went — often with middling success.
Legal precedent makes clear the federal government cannot broadly use federal funds to coerce local jurisdictions into certain actions.
The solution removes makeup, hydrates, and protects your natural moisture barrier, which in turn makes clear skin more sustainable.
It also removed Iraq from the list of banned countries, and makes clear that green card holders are exempt.
But it still makes clear choices that emulate Biblical epics — something director Matt Reeves told Entertainment Weekly was intentional.
The devastating analysis of TrumpCare from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) makes clear what Democrats have long charged.
And, even as president, Trump makes clear with his actions -- not his words -- his real views on the Times.
The distinction is impt A close reading of Trump's tweet makes clear what Trump opposes and what he doesn't.
Whatever the reason, Obama makes clear her genuine, heartfelt loathing of the man whose name she dare not speak.
But Dr. Schulenberg's visit makes clear that Prince was actively receiving medical treatment before his death on April 21.
"This settlement makes clear that the GOP is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the [National Rifle Association]," Pelosi charged.
As its Twitter account makes clear, WikiLeaks was on the fence about whether to share the vulnerabilities at all.
What this graph makes clear is that meaning isn't the universal top choice determining a person's happiness at work.
Mueller's letter makes clear that he intended for the public to understand what he found differently that Barr did.
The document makes clear the FBI's focus on digging up dirt about a man who had become an icon.
Sunday's tweet makes clear that when their interests are directly in conflict, Trump favors Chinese workers over American workers.
Yet, as this classically composed and authoritative (if culturally somewhat shallow) book makes clear, he remains an amazing figure.
As the latest round of critiques makes clear, we probably won't have much of a say in the matter.
As the high number of airline incidents makes clear, it's not just that victims are only now coming forward.
All of this, however, makes clear that it's not exactly clear what the best way to stop this is.
Welles insisted the plot wasn't autobiographical, a conclusion resisted -- as the documentary makes clear -- by everyone close to him.
It simply makes clear that while the president may nominate anyone he chooses, the Senate has the final say.
Interestingly, it produces a portrait of pathos without being overtly elegiac, an intention he makes clear at the outset.
He sticks out from the peers he grew up with, something he makes clear to us in his voiceover.
Murkowski's situation makes clear how important the different state effects of this bill are to its chances of passage.
Forthright and impassioned, it makes clear the crushing injustice of the situation, but provides little emotional nuance beyond that.
Its future just happens to be industrial-age America, and as the movie makes clear, the future has won.
But other times the connection is far deeper and more complicated, as Toibin's wise and resonant book makes clear.
As the article makes clear, there are no accusations that he ever forced, or even attempted, unwanted physical contact.
And as Hager makes clear, we're just as helpless treating addicts today as we were in the early 1900s.
While always empathetic, Aldous makes clear that Schlesinger was more effective on the page than he was in action.
But an FAQ sent with the directive makes clear that ICE is not going to detain all pregnant immigrants.
This book makes clear that running for president was at least as ugly in 1856 as it is today.
Tuesday morning, McConnell didn't rule out going beyond this week but makes clear he wants it done this week.
It makes clear that the government must provide notice to individuals who have Section 702 information used against them.
Iconic buildings don't just spring up either, as Wendy Lesser's engaging biography of the architect Louis Kahn makes clear.
Today Virgin Islanders are led by a president who makes clear delineations between "real" Americans and all the rest.
But the report makes clear that what happens in these remote regions will have ripple effects across the globe.
It also makes clear how high the stakes are for its partners, European and American, in the German future.
Hamlet makes clear that he has a lively interest in the theater, but that interest is not purely aesthetic.
It also makes clear that the brand name license holders face no risk of liability for samples they provide.
As Skeets makes clear, there is another assault underway—on the land that the Diné have shepherded for generations.
Most analysts expect courts would reject a reversal, since science makes clear that carbon dioxide is warming the planet.
But, as a practical matter, it simply doesn't work -- as this latest Ivanka response to NBC's question makes clear.
But the Newsday investigation makes clear that the changes in the rules are greater than the changes in reality.
O'Mara makes clear that without support from the federal government, Silicon Valley would have been a shell of itself.
And, as Gerwarth's well-researched and engrossing book makes clear, there was already plenty of flammable material lying about.
As this film makes clear, movies were indulging in borderland bloodshed long before the reign of the narco-kings.
And rather than substantively amending Section 230, FOSTA simply (and correctly) makes clear that it doesn't preempt criminal law.
A recent Bloomberg cover story makes clear that to an extent, Chipotle has been a victim of its own success.
And data, he makes clear, was not being swept up indiscriminately; the vast majority of it concerned foreign terrorist targets.
" Beckham joked on Instagram of the shot, which really makes clear how tall he is (7′ 1," for the record).
As The Goop Lab episode makes clear, many women (including Paltrow) don't know a whole lot about their own anatomy.
As this chart makes clear, we're still a long way from repairing the damage caused over the last seven years.
As the photo makes clear, the AR tech looks very much like a prototype, and one that needs significant work.
But as the video makes clear, whatever populated places Irma passes through, it's going to cause a lot of destruction.
Black Christmas is a movie that makes clear there's real malice behind the threat of this particular brand of trolling.
As the last paragraph makes clear, these women are giving him an ultimatum, rather than calling for his public execution.
Amazon's strident statement makes clear that it doesn't believe this is a technical mistake, but a conscious choice by Google.
At the same time, Crimp himself, after espousing the pleasures of the dance floor, makes clear his distance from it.
Poverty is equally entrenched, as a visit to Manila's slums or the southern, partly Muslim island of Mindanao makes clear.
Big Little Lies's first episode makes clear that in Monterey, you're always being watched, even when you think you're not.
But even this barebones developer preview 1 makes clear that Google is taking things in a rounder, more colorful direction.
What the study makes clear is that even the best states for working families are being graded on a curve.
"What the report makes clear is that the benefits vastly outweigh any cost," Scott told reporters on a call Monday.
But what the document makes clear is that Abe is worried about the rapidly changing security situation around his country.
Yet, an informative accompanying pamphlet, "Emergent Plantocene Plant Guide," makes clear that this EPA is earnest about reparative plant care.
That was too much for Trump, whose letter makes clear that he was under the impression the North had asked.
He thus makes clear his broad frame of reference and ability to find flaw on both sides of the aisle.
But Sanders' tete-a-tete with Sharpton makes clear that the black vote is not Clinton's to take for granted.
There is another scene in the first episode of Inspector Gadget that makes clear the distinction between Penny and Gadget.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is in the background even as he makes clear a 2020 bid is an option.
And no one plays "the gay best friend," as Wiley makes clear in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
The spike in hate groups and hate incidents makes clear that we must combat the root causes of these crimes.
Instead, it simply documents that the interaction occurred -- and makes clear that Rogers thought it was out of the ordinary.
His resignation was painful for him, as he makes clear, and the loss of a career isn't something to minimize.
But any attention to his words makes clear that an extremely disturbing, distorted vision of America still defines this presidency.
But make no mistake: Monday's decision makes clear that our fight for equal rights and dignity for all must continue.
Regardless of how destructive or nonsensical, this rash and reckless act makes clear that only Congress can resolve this next.
Moreover, Comey's statement makes clear that the decision not to recommend charges was not the result of Clinton's utter blamelessness.
The indictment also makes clear that prosecutors believe Stone urged others to make false testimony about interactions with WikiLeaks. 4.
It's also, as Warren's plan makes clear, a corruption issue: Several pharmaceutical companies have gotten rich off of this problem.
And he makes clear that the nominee should have the opportunity to prove he or she is in the mainstream.
A read of the bill -- and the Democratic response on the policy -- makes clear they don't view it that way.
The one brief clip that shows him having sex with a client makes clear that it is grueling, humiliating work.
The Justice Department makes clear that courts can be held accountable for constitutional violations committed by the firms they hire.
Yet as the title makes clear, "Weed" (2006 and 2008) replicates the déclassé plants that are routinely uprooted by people.
As that chart above makes clear, lower and lower middle class households often don't reap the tax incentives of adoption.
Former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis makes clear that he won't discuss his tenure with and exit from the Trump administration.
In the interviews, Mr. Trump makes clear just how difficult it is for him to imagine — let alone accept — defeat.
First, as Ms. Richards makes clear, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of trans actors ready to play these parts.
Likewise, a look back at the last decade of covers makes clear that some magazines are more inclusive than others.
Still, "32 Pills" makes clear how Ruth's personality, coupled with her seemingly endless photographs, writings and drawings, created the temptation.
Knowlton makes clear that this can be a difficult process, especially for those who are new to the issues involved.
But Facebook's response, sent August 27th, makes clear that the company does not believe the app ultimately violated that law.
As ever, Ms. Michelson makes clear that a show with wide appeal would be for her a form of apostasy.
But the news makes clear that WhatsApp&aposs path to profitability won&apost be as simple as some had hoped.
The ACA makes clear that birth control should not be singled out for different treatment than other health care benefits.
Yet a large new study, released Wednesday, makes clear that the state's public colleges also continue to have enormous strengths.
The description Stone's defense team provided to Jackson on Monday makes clear that Stone promoted his book following his arrest.
Despite the confidence shown by Gillibrand aides, the accuser's letter makes clear she did not feel supported by Fassler's comments.
And the New York search warrant makes clear that the authorities are interested in his unofficial role in the campaign.
The ailing McCain, who learned last year that he had brain cancer, makes clear it might also be their last.
The question-and-answer page also makes clear the Duke and Duchess of Sussex respect the media as a whole
Sometimes didactic, the novel still springs surprises, as it makes clear its message: ours is not a post-racial world.
But some research, to say nothing of the trove of comments about cats' positive reactions, makes clear that many do.
As Watchmen's premiere makes clear, the HBO adaptation takes place sometime around the present day, rather than the late 80s.
Mr. Sessions' ugly record in Alabama makes clear that his nomination to be the attorney general should be swiftly rejected.
"I think it's also important the president makes clear he's under no time pressure to get it done," Ross added.
Despite their savage histories, as "Play, Protests and Pelicans" makes clear, the Royal Parks have evolved into places of pleasure.
But The Rise of Skywalker, which concludes the whole Skywalker saga, makes clear that data transfer isn't the only problem.
The Senate's historical record makes clear: transparent deliberation and an open amendment process dramatically reduces the use of the filibuster.
But a new report makes clear that current methods are either accomplishing too little or are not working at all.
Section 301 is, as the Financial Times makes clear in an editorial published today, a blunt instrument in trade policy.
Midsommar makes clear that the world Dani is walking into reflects some of the worst tendencies of white Western society.
The video makes clear that CBP, the Border Patrol&aposs parent agency, inaccurately described how Carlos&apos body was discovered.
His speech makes clear that even its own customers, health insurance companies, won't be protected from criticism in the crusade.
"Of course, Xi has to leave that option on the table, but he makes clear it is not his preference."
Chris Coons (D-Del.) said he would soon introduce legislation that makes clear the U.S. will not endorse religious discrimination.
In practice, Medicaid coverage of abortion in Illinois was complicated, as this 2010 study by Ibis Reproductive Health makes clear.
As Cline makes clear, this sort of friendship can hew unnervingly close to the experience of being in a cult.
As the site makes clear, an open convention occurs when no single candidate can secure 1,237 delegate votes by the convention.
As the site makes clear, an open convention occurs when no single candidate can secure 43,237 delegate votes by the convention.
A legal battle looms, but whatever the outcome, Aarian says, London makes clear that old fogeys can erect their own barricades.
If Ofcom makes clear that there is a problem that needs fixing with legislation, government will look at bringing that forward.
It's a smart move, and, despite Mark Zuckerberg's protestations, Dorsey makes clear that it has nothing to do with free speech.
In Killmonger's opening scene, he makes clear that he sees museums as storage vaults for what the Western world has looted.
And, as Simon Levis Sullam's vigorously revisionist history makes clear, while many Italians stood up for the Jews, many did not.
But Americans are increasingly frustrated with the state of healthcare in this country, as the ongoing debate over Obamacare makes clear.
"As the original New York Times story makes clear, this was absolutely not a case of sexual harassment," Newman's statement reads.
What it makes clear is that Trump's call for due process is aimed at only person in this equation: the accused.
And as this story from a former British ambassador to Saudi Arabia makes clear, she is also a stone-cold badass.
Yes, but: As the chart makes clear, sales are still incredibly high and semiconductor companies have delivered solid second quarter guidance.
For researchers, finding these flaws is so easy, it's a sport — as IoT security company Armis makes clear in the video.
As the letter from Mr Collins makes clear, Facebook has indeed taken action to enforce its policies including by banning apps.
"What the report makes clear is that the benefits vastly outweigh any costs," Scott said on a conference call with reporters.
As the amount of money it raised makes clear, Basis was seen as being at the vanguard of the cryptocurrency revolution.
But as "A History of the Rag & Bone Shop of the Heart" makes clear, Shakespeare and Company was always an anomaly.
Valu's operator, a subsidiary of a company called Party Co, makes clear in its rules that listings have no intrinsic value.
The report makes clear that Trump was worse than a "useful idiot," along with 14 other insights you may have missed.
As the debate between the two esteemed financial minds makes clear, whether stocks are expensive or not remains an open question.
The petition she filed makes clear that she's worried about the next generation of songwriters and artists that are coming up.
But he also makes clear an important distinction in his relationship to this situation: He was present when it allegedly happened.
As our special report this week makes clear, the task of integrating refugees, economically and socially, is more urgent than ever.
GLOW is a spectacle of women's empowerment, but the show makes clear, in this business not all women are empowered equally.
Processing at Antwerp, the exhibition makes clear, involved thorough inspections for health problems and equally thorough cleansing of clothing and body.
In his budget, the president makes clear that he believes the responsibility for developing these capabilities rests at the local level.
However, Thursday's report makes clear that Jeff Sessions, the DOJ and President Trump had a real performance reason to terminate Comey.
But as the host makes clear in the video, it's a mock-up produced by a Chinese company called B Sound.
E-cigarette risks may be new, but as the surgeon general's report makes clear, we now know enough to take action.
"Heller makes clear the standard that we judges are supposed to apply," he said, but declined to reveal his own opinion.
That makes clear what it would be unkind to say directly: Her resentment is understandable even though it's not morally justified.
It also makes clear that it is her meeting and will take as much or as little time as she needs.
The indictment's wording does not say who on the campaign knew about Stone's quest, but makes clear it was multiple people.
The Trump tax program, however, makes clear that the rest of the country no longer is willing to subsidize such chaos.
This new directive makes clear that, under Trump, the BLM's job is to give these wealthy private interests what they want.
And it makes clear that Trump's assertion that he would not benefit from his proposed tax cut is not likely true.
Pizza to the Polls is nonpartisan and makes clear that it is not compensating a voter for picking a certain candidate.
This report makes clear that the crisis in American leadership goes well beyond Trump's personal conflict with his secretary of state.
As Amtrak makes clear, the kinds of sprawling debates that plague the planning process come up just as often in operations.
He may hang on a while longer, but new evidence emerged this week that makes clear why he can't survive indefinitely.
She clearly has ideas and no one is consulting her, something she makes clear to Jon after the others have left.
At first, however, as the Senate report now makes clear, Mr. Ackman was ambivalent about what to do about Mr. Pearson.
Second, Bolyard herself makes clear how Google's search engine works -- and how that has zero to do with a publication's ideology.
Luther makes clear that, while doctors and nurses may be on the front lines, we all have a part to play.
Yet, as Marianne Elliott's enthralling London-born production makes clear, "Angels" blazes with a passion that is the opposite of morbid.
"As the original New York Times story makes clear, this was absolutely not a case of sexual harassment," Mr. Newman said.
The suffusion of heavenly light that bathes the revered figure makes clear that, after his death, he is destined for immortality.
The data quickly makes clear, then, that Burnley's defense is not built on players mindlessly throwing themselves in front of shots.
And the new report from the Financial Times makes clear that even people on the inside are unsure about Libra's future.
As Turkey's intervention in Syria makes clear, however, the region's wars may if anything get more bloody with the U.S. departure.
Now, this state environmental penalty makes clear that no company — however large or powerful — is above the law in New York.
Revealing reality, as the ancient Greek term aletheia (from a-lethès, "not hidden") makes clear, is the best antidote to hate.
As the Horowitz report makes clear, the FBI broke no rules and showed no favoritism in pursuing the counterintelligence probe. 6.
But the House Intelligence Committee's impeachment report, released on Tuesday, makes clear that it can be a preventative one as well.
Monday's court document also makes clear that federal prosecutors do not believe the crime was politically motivated, according to the newspaper.
The report also makes clear that indigenous knowledge will have to be a part of the solution to the oceans' woes.
That may seem like as inconvenience, but the company's description of the issue makes clear just how serous the issue is.
It's hard to overstate the importance of that weather forecast, as John Ross makes clear in a book on the subject.
Still, the Court's ruling makes clear that, in enjoining the temporary travel ban, the lower courts erred in two key respects.
It makes clear that Republicans (coded in red) have employed litmus tests earlier and more often than Democrats (coded in blue).
As this long list makes clear, there isn't a single aspect of our daily lives that isn't affected by climate change.
But the latest report from the National Low Income House Coalition makes clear that for many families, that's not really possible.
As Piper's statement of withdrawal makes clear, she acted to protect her art from exploitation, not to change or destroy it.
In short, this proposed meeting is outrageous and makes clear that this administration does not deem prison reform a real priority.
As the CBPP chart makes clear, the current Senate bill cuts the financial aid and Medicaid by more than $1 trillion.
Here, as Democracy makes clear in a wonderful discussion between the gods Athena, Apollo and Dionysus, was something new in the world.
While the tale is interesting, All the Money in the World never quite makes clear why we should care about watching it.
What the discovery of this new structure makes clear, though, is that our DNA contains many more mysteries waiting to be unraveled.
While the Girl Scouts allow and publicly support transgender members, this case makes clear that the Boy Scouts' stance is much murkier.
Reisman makes clear that rape or abuse isn't the case of someone slipping up, but rather a symptom of a larger issue.
While it is impossible to know if Bergling suffered from depression, his family's statement makes clear that he struggled to find happiness.
Mr Trump makes clear that in fact there is a choice to be made: do you follow EU regulations, or American ones?
But that doesn't mean China has decreased its efforts against other nations, as the FireEye report, shared with BuzzFeed News, makes clear.
As cellphone footage sent to me from that night makes clear, however, correction officers neither prevented that violence nor protected the victims.
Ton-That's response to Twitter's request makes clear that the company will fight these requests using the First Amendment as a defense.
The letter also makes clear the administration will continue to reject requests from Democrats if the proceedings continue in their current fashion.
He also has linked his unfavorable view of Washington Post reporting to Amazon although the Post makes clear it is run separately.
But she makes clear that those programs are, fundamentally, "Law Enforcement, not Social Work," as she titles one of the book's sections.
Those worries persist, particularly as Trump makes clear he sees nothing wrong with soliciting political dirt on his rivals from foreign governments.
There are pauses of random duration, but the film never makes clear how the tragedy they breed might translate into real change.
The chant makes clear that it is only 'if' Salah continues to score goals that his displays of Muslimness will be accepted.
"That's not going to change unless the FTC makes clear that it aims to enforce the core principles of fair advertising law."     
But the Mueller report makes clear that the disinformation campaign's overwhelming purpose was to support the election of Trump and defeat Clinton.
The question, Ms Maclean makes clear, is not whether machines will destroy societies and communities but how they might go about it.
"The only thing today's executive order makes clear is that clean water is not a priority for the Trump administration," Carper said.
The impact: Orbán's invitation to the White House makes clear that the Trump administration is letting him out of the penalty box.
She's protective of those she loves (her husband and their child), and makes clear that she'll go to any lengths for them.
Yet as the show's history makes clear, an image-conscious company like Disney tends to tread cautiously, one step at a time.
Tesla's press release makes clear that the figure would likely be diluted in the future by potential mergers or employee stock awards.
"The standard makes clear that methods of compensation such as wash trades should not be used," the board said in a statement.
And the transparency report makes clear just how much of that stuff is making its way through Facebook on a regular basis.
It makes clear that spending for nearly one-third of the budget would be fundamentally rearranged from domestic programs to defense programs.
Yet Howe was far more than a shooting star across America's literary landscape, as Elaine Showalter makes clear in this delightful biography.
Hendeles's painstakingly amassed hoard speaks to the toy's mass-market success but also makes clear an object's power to hold momentous value.
As McCabe's testimony Thursday makes clear, the idea that Trump's view on Comey was widely held within the bureau is simply wrong.
Note of caution: This is only the first step and the document makes clear that negotiations are going to take a while.
As BuildZoom chief economist Issi Romem makes clear in this post, there aren't enough young people entering the field to keep up.
In this quote he makes clear he knows very, very little about the specific policies being debated in the health care fight.
The company makes clear it's now acting in coordination with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) — the US agency that manages recalls.
He cultivated that reputation, and as Bolton's order makes clear, he was not going to let anyone tell him what to do.
Moreover, the book makes clear that while all jihadists are self-identified Muslims, it is blatantly false that all Muslims are jihadists.
If true, the latest ProPublica report makes clear that Bharara's firing falls into a pattern of Trump politicizing the Department of Justice.
Jim Lankford (R-Okla.) echoed Capito's sentiment that the resolution makes clear where senators stand on how the U.S. withdraws from hotspots.
This revelation should come as a surprise to no-one, and it makes clear the Iran nuclear agreement should not be abandoned.
The letter also makes clear that Pakistan's assistance with the Afghan peace process is fundamental to building an enduring US-Pakistan partnership.
What's the chaotic coherence of this mix makes clear above all is just how deserving Objekt is of his growing cult status.
What the agreement makes clear, regardless of whether the reconciliation plan succeeds, is that Hamas has completely failed the test of governing.
As this week's report from the program's trustees makes clear, inaction is costly; and time is running out to secure the program.
Still, there are openings to be had, and, as Osnos makes clear, the situation calls more for sustained diplomacy than anything else.
Yet, the Postal Service's own website makes clear this is a non-issue as mail to U.S. troops stays within U.S. control.
WeWork makes clear that the $3 trillion figure represents what businesses are spending on office space for those 255 million workers today.
One of several points Pamela Golbin's creative and convincing "Couture Confessions" makes clear is that fashion has always been a business first.
The revelation of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program makes clear that it was basically a new incarnation of Project Blue Book.
This is somewhat problematic, as the Constitution makes clear that treaties are to be ratified by the Senate, not the chief executive.
They are even making it perfectly legal to withhold resuscitation from a baby who is born alive, as Governor Northam makes clear.
Here's why: China is aggressively vying for economic superiority over the United States, as the "Made in China 2025" initiative makes clear.
As study after study about social media and mental health makes clear, the constant connectivity of social media is stressing us out.
Bots are still a problemThe NY Attorney General's office makes clear that bots are still exerting pressure on the primary ticket market.
As the trailer makes clear, they'll be teaming up to find out what happened to Tim's missing cop-turned-private eye dad.
The book makes clear that Potter always infused her skillful observational eye into her artworks, even as she delved further into fiction.
Eric Swalwell says his strategy for tonight's #DemDebate is to "show boldness," and makes clear it will not include "butchering" Spanish pic.twitter.
The space itself formally belongs to the gallerist's modest empire, but he makes clear that König London shouldn't be dubbed a gallery.
"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses," Mr. Lighthizer said.
Indeed, Green makes clear that he doesn't believe the Constitution requires "the commission of a crime" for a president to be impeached.
As the vastly more successful second act makes clear, he could have paid a fine to save himself, or consented to exile.
Admittedly, Ms. Birkenmeier makes clear from the start that she is not interested in conventional logic, or conventional storytelling, for that matter.
As the rest of the article makes clear, José was able to speak to his parents for the first time this week.
But as the report makes clear, the business applications of damaging a rival company online and in the press shouldn't be understated.
It also makes clear that Juul continued reaching out to underage users after the company claimed it abandoned the campaign in 2420.
The process of getting a rape kit and recounting the rape over and over, Unbelievable makes clear, is another trauma in itself.
Trinity, which was not subject to the subpoena, has said its website makes clear that the ministry does not offer health insurance.
Trinity, which was not subject to the subpoena, has said its website makes clear that the ministry does not offer health insurance.
The mandate published today makes clear that the UK government will not accept EU judges overseeing an agreement between the two sides.
But the report also makes clear that if greenhouse gas emissions keep rising, many of these adaptation measures could lose their effectiveness.
Jones makes clear in his op-ed he's not there yet, and unquestionably has the most difficult reelection race in the country.
"The Constitution makes clear no one is above the law," Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said in a recent interview with MSNBC.
The government's current data processing, storage and security systems are in need of help -- as the Pentagon's $800 million mishap makes clear.
Returning to Alaska makes clear how much we have grown from the initial isolation of a condition that few know by name.
On the "Values" section of its website, professional services giant Deloitte makes clear what kind of company it believes itself to be.
"The [IHRA] definition makes clear what our administration has stated publicly and on the record: Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism," Kushner writes.
The order's language makes clear that the xenophobia and Islamophobia that permeated Mr. Trump's campaign are to stain his presidency as well.
As the Penn Wharton explanation makes clear, the supply-side growth-boosting impact of tax cuts comes from expectations about the future.
Elizabeth's trajectory makes clear that a life of clandestine secrets and lies can destroy even true believers who were conditioned to kill.
As her writing makes clear, examples of which are included in this exhibition, she never overcomes her sense of displacement and isolation.
As the success of the tea party makes clear, this is a potent political message -- one being harnessed now by the Trump campaign.
As the exhibition makes clear, music helped Southern black migrants "forge connections and transform an unfamiliar, often inhospitable city into a new home".
The NHS report makes clear that it's not reheating rice that creates problems—it's the way the rice is stored prior to reheating.
Dr. Kosinski makes clear to The Economist that he didn't create any new software tools for this, but simply put together preexisting tech.
But the tone of the coverage makes clear that what the president called a "tremendous victory" is viewed very differently by most journalists.
Trump, the Politico piece makes clear, is willing to accept as fact almost anything that's put in front of him, facts be damned.
The Post story makes clear that it is an unusual move for people not yet in office to have these kinds of communications.
But this short African tour makes clear that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are staying in the UK for the time being.
As Martin makes clear in his intro, it also features a mythical beast that he's pretty sure he was the first to invent.
This has been the standard for previous presidents, and our bill makes clear the continuing expectation that President-elect Trump do the same.
But what of the letter she was able to finish makes clear that they and her love for them were on her mind.
The second section also makes clear that YouTube plans to crack down on videos that feature recognizable family entertainment characters in unseemly situations.
" A separate question points users to an extensive user agreement, and makes clear that "you understand this form is for information gathering only.
The reality could be a lot less pleasant, though, as a report from the Brookings Institution, first covered by The Economist, makes clear.
However, as Schaffer's report makes clear, electronics makers like Apple and others dominate these discussions with more voting power and a larger presence.
Seriously, get into real estate The book, citing Trump himself, makes clear that the tax code favors those in the real estate business.
"Reaction to my tweets today on #sexharassment makes clear I didn't sufficiently explain that this is a horrendous problem long hidden," he wrote.
The IQA website makes clear that it is not associated with author JK Rowling or producer Warner Bros, and is a nonprofit business.
The first is the "index", a non-arbitrary and non-intentional sign, like a hoofprint that makes clear a horse has been near.
But Mr Suzman's recounting of recent history makes clear that modern life is like riding a bicycle, in which stopping means toppling over.
What the RTX series makes clear is that 4K PC gaming is finally within relatively easy reach, and that's a pretty great milestone.
The author of the New York Times op ed makes clear that the conflict in the White House is not about Trump's ideology.
As Twinkle Tush makes clear on its website, it's not looking to oppress cats or their bodies, just to have a little fun.
This is the company's first international launch of food delivery, and it makes clear that Amazon's ambitions in this sector are still growing.
China makes clear that it sees the collapse of North Korea's brutal regime as a greater threat than that country's nuclear-weapons programme.
The answers are, first, millions of ordinary Americans in fact will be worse off — as the Tax Policy Center's preliminary analysis makes clear.
And, as the cold open of "Quite a Ride" makes clear, there's actually a lot of Saul's story that's been left off-screen.
But "Narcos" makes clear his pitiless willingness to murder thousands of innocents—politicians, judges, children—in the quest to fill his own pockets.
But regardless of public sentiment toward Apple, this upcoming year makes clear the role and importance of accessory makers in the iPhone ecosystem.
The First Amendment makes clear that the government cannot censor speech except under certain circumstances — shouting "fire" in a crowded theater, for example.
A recent GAO audit that focused on the debt problems of the island makes clear that federal policy has utterly failed Puerto Rico.
It is certainly ill-timed, when the atomic archive information makes clear that the focus on Fordow should now be investigating its origins.
Nor that he agrees with the attorney general that Trump, as president, couldn't obstruct — the report makes clear that is not the case.
And as the leaked training video makes clear, the company trains managers to keep tabs on "warning signs" of workers organizing in numbers.
However, as she makes clear in her diary, President Lyndon Johnson discussed policy with her and she overheard many of his telephone calls.
Basically, as Jenner makes clear with this photo, there is no reason for her to always be covering up her freckles with makeup.
And as the "Exceptions" section makes clear, the spotters are not to call down unless one of those three scenarios is in play.
Sortd's management makes clear that the new product doesn't count against Slack integrations, and it isn't a bot or use the Slack API.
The document also makes clear that any new developments in the sector have to fit with the objectives of the mayor's Transport Strategy.
Maybe, but "Take My Wife" makes clear that women trying to do what Ms. Esposito and Ms. Butcher are doing face formidable obstacles.
" Though Parton says she "grew up very spiritual," she quickly makes clear that she's not out there with the intention of "preaching religion.
But the event has broken free of its traditional moorings in earnest now, as this week's landing in the Paris suburbs makes clear.
But, as DPKO's assessment makes clear, there is currently no sufficient plan should such violence — or even a lesser form — emerge in Burundi.
This, more than anything, is what Fraser's book makes clear: The right-wing populists have been the primary beneficiaries of late capitalism's discontent.
Tuesday's result makes clear that Moore can't be counted on to win statewide races that literally any other Alabama Republican could have won.
Wandering around the house makes clear that Peele's lean into horror and thriller and science fiction and fantasy isn't a lean at all.
But the report makes clear that not all the economic damage will be undone and that the effects of the shutdown will linger.
The post also makes clear the shooter does not support Donald Trump; a section of the manifesto criticizes the president's support for Israel.
The film makes clear that anorexia and other eating disorders are serious mental illnesses, and not a choice or about dieting or vanity.
The novel makes clear that jazz does indeed kill — not by its decadence, as the proselytist suggests, but by its novelty, its ingenuity.
The Epstein indictment makes clear that he did not act alone in running what prosecutors allege was a sprawling international sex-trafficking ring.
But the decision makes clear that their use is "not acceptable" in modern zoos, which rely on the association for accreditation, he said.
Instead, the move makes clear where SeaWorld's shareholders rank in the pecking order — well below the directors who are supposed to serve them.
In contrast, the race-class story makes clear that dog whistling against people of color threatens the interests of many white people, too.
A review of the history of the sanctions makes clear that they targeted individuals; in this case, the CEO of Rosneft, Igor Sechin.
Most important, "Same Family, Different Colors" makes clear that we are all implicated in how just and inclusive that new order will be.
Our legislation makes clear to Russia and other countries that there will be severe repercussions for any future interference in our democratic process.
The chart below makes clear how the African-American homeownership gains that predated the crisis were wiped out in just a few years.
But as the FCC's proposal makes clear, the real benefit to using the price mechanism is efficient allocation and the productivity it enables.
As the Afghanistan Papers report in the Washington Post makes clear, this war will not be "won" in any sense of the term.
North Korea's strategy makes clear that even a limited strike, either to eliminate its weapons or its leadership, would prompt a full retaliation.
Yet the report makes clear that we should be concerned with more than just his own efforts to alter the 2020 election results.
What I love about it is it makes clear what your responsibilities as a recipient are — whether you're expected to reply or not.
The Amazon filing released today, a 103-page redacted complaint, makes clear that Amazon believes Trump's involvement was central to the government's decision.
The declaration also makes clear that the governments do not view the Venezuelan people as responsible for debts that Maduro incurs going forward.
What this grim and unrelenting bloodshed makes clear is that, after 703 years of war, the United States is not winning in Afghanistan.
As Barr makes clear later in the letter, he believes there are parts of the Mueller report that cannot, by law, be released.
A new study published Wednesday in the journal Nature makes clear beyond little doubt that `Oumuamua is truly a comet, not an asteroid.
The document, which was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, makes clear that the awards were related to Disney's purchase.
The second big takeaway is that the whistleblower really makes clear that this is not just about what happened on one phone call.
After all, Cohen's plea agreement makes clear that Trump is functionally an unindicted co-conspirator in an attempt to break campaign finance laws.
His indictment makes clear that his superiors on the Trump campaign knew about his attempts to secure a meeting and approved of it.
The filing also makes clear that the administration's accounting methods are painting a rosier picture of the pace of reunification than the ACLU's.
"We have no room for complacency and history makes clear that America has no preordained right to victory on the battlefield," Mattis added.
Yet, as Eich's poem makes clear, the word "inventory," especially for a person in straitened circumstances, also has an emotional and metaphorical resonance.
This final image makes clear that Game of Thrones' eighth and final season will heavily focus on the war against the White Walkers.
Code for America makes Clear My Record, which automates legal expungements, and GetCalFresh, which signs people up for California's S.N.A.P. food assistance program.
Treanor makes clear that Women to Watch is not a competition, but rather a cross-section of the talent brought to their attention.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration's stance on immigration makes clear that where a person was born very much matters to the United States government.
As part of the settlement, Vizio agreed to ensure it makes clear to users what data it wants to collect, and seek their approval.
As the National Academies' report makes clear, there is still a lot about cannabis that we just don't know, including its harms and benefits.
The initial "deletion or destruction" charge — the affidavit submitted with the original complaint makes clear — related to Papadopoulos's reported deletion of his Facebook account.
Sir Ivan's letter makes clear that the government has no detailed exit strategy and that its negotiating team is not even fully in place.
Of those, I prefer profit-from-purpose, as it makes clear there is a higher purpose to the company, but profit always comes first.
The FBI's investigation, released last week in a 333-page report, makes clear there's no direct proof that "hostile agents" penetrated Clinton's private server.
And a trove of text messages turned over to Congress last week makes clear he's at the center of the effort to pressure Zelensky.
Despite describing the film as "indescribably crude," the complaint makes clear that Sesame Street is not trying to stop the movie from hitting theaters.
The Times reporting makes clear that Trump's specific tactic, trading his partnership debt for an ownership interest, was not necessarily proper at the time.
As the study makes clear, austerity is one factor among many and not the primary cause of the surge in support for the Nazis.
And, any analysis of Trump's first 97 days makes clear there has been much more of the former and much less of the latter.
But this blowout defeat makes clear just how badly Rubio — once considered the future of the Republican party — has struggled in the presidential race.
"Today's guidance makes clear that it is illegal in New York City to treat pregnant women differently simply because they are pregnant," said Sussman.
This week's findings makes clear that many cities in South and Southeast Asia are at particular risk of flooding, including rapidly developing mega-cities.
Bloomberg makes clear that there haven't been any reports of Amazon employees or contractors actually abusing this power and tracking down users at home.
Now, the tone at Sanders' rallies makes clear, she will have significant work to do to win them over should she win the nomination.
While Morris-Cafiero makes clear that she can't know the intent behind people's expressions, the viewer can infer their thoughts were less than kind.
Facebook makes clear that policies governing fake news, advertising, AI, or News Feed ranking will not be under the purview of the oversight board.
The challenges will likely be decided by February, the spokesman said, but there's no historical precedent that makes clear how it will be decided.
It makes clear, through a series of eight talking points, that under EPA Secretary Scott Pruitt, established climate science is now up for debate.
The President's power to nominate Supreme Court justices is not only absolute, but mandatory as the Constitution's use of the word "shall" makes clear.
Trump's statement on "Fox and Friends" makes clear the news reports about his conversation were accurate, and not rumors as Spicer initially described them.
The revised manual provides greater detail on the legitimate purposes that journalists serve and makes clear that journalists have all the rights of civilians.
But the courage and hard work of Texans in response to Hurricane Harvey makes clear there's plenty of other good examples out there, too.
Meanwhile, artists have established thriving underground scenes—often literally underground, as the director Bahman Ghobadi makes clear in No One Knows About Persian Cats.
As for the subject matter, "The Deuce" makes clear early on that it won't glamorize or sanitize this world of not so long ago.
That reoccurrence troubles me greatly, and it alone makes clear that the lesson I hoped he had learned while working for me went unheeded.
Greg Pence also is the finance chairman of Messer's Senate campaign -- a position that makes clear he is the party's preference for the job.
She makes clear that if an educator objects to Success Academy's pedagogical style, it's time for them to find a new place to work.
And Mary Page makes clear that, despite an ardent suitor wanting to settle down soon, she doesn't want to marry now, or perhaps ever.
The timing of the bonuses makes clear that they do not fit the economic theory's depiction of productivity-driven responses to the tax cut.
All of these DNA testing companies explain this in their privacy statements, and 23andMe makes clear that it stands on the side of consumers.
To propose eliminating incentives within a few years makes clear that the real aim is to transfer trillions of dollars to the richest Americans.
As some of the above reporting makes clear, work too often accomplishes precisely the opposite of what religion promises: It saps meaning from life.
Every chapter swings for the fences, especially since Hyden makes clear that he is setting out to challenge any conventional wisdom or unquestioned paradigms.
But as this groundbreaking exhibit makes clear through painstaking research, access to information among the American public about the persecution of Jews was widespread.
It's worth noting the poverty rate in these states because it makes clear that these higher-than-average incomes aren't necessarily available to everyone.
"Pinpoint" excels when it makes clear that GPS is an engineering marvel, a global utility and a source of new threat all at once.
"The president's action makes clear again that the Trump administration will always defend American workers, farmers, ranchers and businesses in this regard," he said.
But forces of rising inequality are operating throughout the United States, as a new study by researchers at the Economic Policy Institute makes clear.
Except that, as the Disney–MLBAM deal makes clear, the sports and media industries know that we're thinking this, and they're one step ahead.
And Clinton makes clear in "What Happened" that the congressman in question is Ryan Zinke, who is now the secretary of the interior. 228.
The Times op-ed makes clear that sort of political maneuvering isn't good enough when you are talking about stakes as high as these.
Howard makes clear he didn't need that approval and didn't ask for it… but still the game has made a point of showing it.
But, in the end, the movie makes clear, this freedom is nothing more than a bag of renminbi washed away by the pouring rain.
As the documentary makes clear, the Simmons family had money; his parents did not need him to get to the N.B.A. for financial reasons.
But the back-and-forth between Pelosi and Trump on Thursday makes clear that a deal isn't going to be easy to come by.
This pick makes clear that Donald Trump wants to cater to the same Wall Street executives that have hurt working families time and again.
Fourth, the plea agreement makes clear the Trump campaign knew about the hacking of Democratic National Committee emails well before it was publicly revealed.
He begs off questions about national politics, but makes clear that he wants to see Nancy Pelosi replaced as the leader of House Democrats.
That reoccurrence troubles me greatly, and it alone makes clear that the lesson I hoped he had learned while working for me went unheeded.
But the draft regulation makes clear that if driving without a license is a misdemeanor in the jurisdiction in question, it counts toward ineligibility.
Without this burden, as the task force itself makes clear, the Postal Service would have been in the black for the past six years.
And yet, alongside that, as this report also makes clear, there are some issues on which the views of British Muslims do give pause.
It also makes clear that while Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro co-wrote and produced it, the film was directed by André Ovredal ("Trollhunter").
Ravi's arrest is the latest in a series that makes clear that ICE is singling out immigrant activists and leaders for detention and deportation.
Ms. Hayes, who, as her online bio makes clear, is always a little ticked off, underscores her peevishness with a street-wear-inflected style.
As Achilles, Mr. Harzer is often nervous and flirty, although a scene when he strips naked makes clear his intentions toward the Amazon queen.
The video makes clear that the masked man clad in black stormed into the church intent on shooting everyone there — and he nearly did.
Such agreements, as Trump makes clear in his tweets, allow rich people to pay a fee to control what other people say about them.
Mr. Corker doesn't mince words: He makes clear that Mr. Trump is unstable and is on a path to bring about World War III.
Second, a fair reading of Sotomayor's remarks makes clear that she aims her criticism at her fellow Justices, not at Trump or the Administration.
The new document makes clear that the old opinion doesn't cover facts that were excluded from the legal contract between Pruitt and the landlord.
The report makes clear that it is game over for the status quo of leaving Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in their conservatorship limbo.
The report makes clear that there is no indication that Tehran has put aside its intention to obtain nuclear weapons, and that is worrisome.
In reality, as the meticulous Democratic response to the Republican report makes clear, there's already overwhelming evidence of the Trump campaign's collusion with Russia.
But the turmoil in Italy makes clear that anti-European populism has not gone away, and that the euro is in the cross hairs.
The limited information it does reveal makes clear that the boom in assets under administration has been driving the firm's profitability in recent years.
It is not up to you to judge the use of the singular "they" pronoun, which, as the dictionary makes clear, is grammatically correct.
While his core issues would be infrastructure, tackling homelessness and aiding the chronically mentally ill, Pinsky makes clear he would be a reluctant candidate.
"This new Government Accountability Office report makes clear that the Department of Energy has utterly and completely failed to protect whistleblowers from retaliation," Sen.
She makes clear how she thinks those justices should decide, with some very pointed language that should resonate with the originalists in the crowd.
The judge, in this ruling, makes clear that the House should have subpoena power over other top administration officials, even outside of McGahn's situation.
"As the guest list for tonight's dinner makes clear, America First Policies' supposedly 'high walls and sharp lines' are an absurd defense," Spaulding said.
They are right in this — the El Paso violence was an attack on Mexicans, as a prior statement attributed to the gunman makes clear.
"The report makes clear Trumpcare would be a cancer on the American healthcare system," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said at a news conference.
" And she makes clear the mind-altering power of the diagnosis itself: "Giving someone a diagnosis of schizophrenia will impact how they see themselves.
The resource center is certainly no Parent Parenthood — and it makes clear that it would like women to exhaust their choices before choosing abortion.
As the Met exhibition makes clear, Pape's art is precisely about heightening our senses and engendering awareness of how we situate ourselves in space.
As the NMAI exhibition makes clear, the treaties between the United States government and American Indian Nations are central to the conflict over DAPL.
Mueller's statement makes clear what those who have read his report know: It is an impeachment referral, and it's up to Congress to act.
Even though their symbiotic relationship may ultimately be, as in nature, mutually beneficial, the movie makes clear that such relationships are not always easy.
For one thing, it makes clear that bad financial advice isn't just useless — it can cost unsophisticated investors tens of thousands of dollars in losses.
The notice also makes clear that it is not intended as a "total wall solution," leaving itself further wiggle room as it conceptualizes the project.
What goes unspoken here, but what a dozen hours of playing The Division 2 makes clear, are assumptions about what players see as intrinsically good.
The poster also makes clear that she does not care if her pregnancy tests or urine are used for Gone Girl-esque purposes, or otherwise.
But the executive order also makes clear those seven countries are just a starting point for a likely broader ban that might include more countries.
Well, one thing the historical archive makes clear is that white power activists seek violent action whether the government in power validates it or not.
As horrible as the basic facts are to most rational sensibilities, they're easy to distort on paper — as one Gizmodo reporter's Twitter thread makes clear.
As an in-depth survey of Trump's white working-class supporters makes clear, the secret of his success is his bumptious, his uncensored podium manner.
In his repeated television appearances, Giuliani makes clear that the president views a corruption clean-up in Ukraine to include an investigation of the Bidens.
And as Bridget, the sister stifled by her dull marriage, Hilary Swank makes clear she should be working a whole lot more than she does.
As the report accompanying the announcement makes clear, it's the little things that have the French government so eager to do away with the différence.
"CBO's report today makes clear that this bill is every bit as 'mean as the House bill," Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader, told reporters.
The company's policy also makes clear that excuses like, "I was joking" or "I didn't mean it that way" are not legitimate defenses to allegations.
But as a paper by Dylan Grice and Gregor Obrecht of Calibrium, a Zurich-based private-investment office, makes clear, it is far from conclusive.
A slew of retail earnings the past two weeks makes clear that while Americans continue to shop, they increasingly aren't ringing registers at department stores.
The full interview clip — from a February 2018 video with Al Jazeera — makes clear that Omar is not calling for FBI surveillance of white men.
From her first scene, L3 makes clear that she's outraged by the shoddy treatment of droids, and committed to the cause of righting that wrong.
As this tweet from Bloomberg's Alex Barinka makes clear, Snap isn't adding users at anywhere close to the same rate it was a year ago.
Manchester by the Sea chronicles two tragedies—one in the present and one in the past—and the film makes clear how intertwined they are.
She knows she can make a difference and makes clear to T'Challa that she believes life is best served helping others outside Wakanda's protective borders.
The memo also makes clear that the only federal funding at stake as punishment would be grants from the departments of Justice and Homeland Security.
As Microsoft's involvement makes clear, facial recognition is another area of intense interest in which companies may seek to shape legislation before it becomes law.
Though the study suggests that the structures could represent some kind of symbolic or ritual behaviors, it makes clear that's impossible to say for now.
Reuters' reporting makes clear that, despite the unprecedented nature of the proposed system, Yahoo simply didn't believe it had legal grounds for refusing the government.
Oklahoma City makes clear that McVeigh's actions did not occur in a vacuum: He had a whole tradition of white supremacist thought to draw upon.
But, Bannon makes clear in this interview with Rose that he never really trusted Priebus to be loyal to Trump after the "Access Hollywood" moment.
It also makes clear that thinking deeply about music has helped him to think freely — and led him to some of his best academic research.
The point, his torturer makes clear, is to make him see that there is no objective truth other than what the party says is true.
The Supreme Court's ruling in Wayfair makes clear that there's only one world and that the Constitution governs it, at least within the United States.
One of these things is not like the others, and its oddity makes clear that neurobiological evidence is an embedded part of the criminal process.
One thing the new exhibition makes clear is that the Atlantic passage was, for many, a relatively brief part of a long and arduous journey.
The former GOP lawmaker's speech makes clear that even the group's own customers – the health insurance companies – won't be protected from criticism in the crusade.
The policy rightly distinguishes Pakistan as a clever adversary and not an imperfect friend, and makes clear that Washington would no longer tolerate Pakistan's duplicity.
The document itself makes clear that the binary choice is only supposed to be for parents who have already been ordered deported from the country.
Iran's failure to implement its action plan makes clear that it does not intend to end its role as the world's leading sponsor of terrorism.
A statement regarding future direction that makes clear that she "gets it" — that her actions to date reveal serious flaws and failures — would be helpful.
"The direct evidence heard at these hearings makes clear that the Democrats' allegations are baseless and a pathetic attempt overthrow the 2016 election," Grisham said.
The Meyer research still makes clear that there's a struggling population in real material hardship that the current American safety net is not adequately addressing.
It sounds trite, but Fatima has the kind of voice that, as soon as you hear it, makes clear that she was born to sing.
However, the company makes clear in the application that SoFi Bank will operate as an online-only institution, with no branches or deposit-taking ATMs.
Even though police regularly appear to use excessive force — especially in Baltimore, as the Justice Department report makes clear — they're rarely held accountable for it.
As AT&T's morning missive makes clear, a core part of this strategy clearly involves assuming the public is too stupid to notice the charade.
The document makes clear that "America First" is more than just a campaign slogan but now a guiding force in the US's foreign policy making.
Occasionally, she makes clear that she draws on the long wait for the fall of the wall as a guide to her brand of politics.
The power and import of white identity politics makes clear that, as a nation, we have a long way to go toward achieving racial equality.
Still, Comey's testimony makes clear that, contra Trump's tweets earlier Monday morning, the FBI's Russia investigation is neither "fake news" nor in the rearview mirror.
Donald Trump is shaking up his flailing presidential campaign — and in a way that makes clear he's going "full Trump" in the election's final months.
"It makes clear that both the First Amendment and common law rights of public access apply to settlement-related documents in class actions," she said.
The report — drawing on testimonies of former detainees — makes clear that the concentration camps in which detained individuals were held were specifically on military bases.
The email thread makes clear that Donald Trump Jr. was aware of and willing to support a Russian government effort to help his father's campaign.
Those Israelis who want Mr. Netanyahu to stay — and the election makes clear that there are many — want him to stay despite those same characteristics.
But Mr. Cohen did not, as the dossier claimed, travel to Prague to conspire in the Russian hacking of Democrats, the Mueller report makes clear.
As the trailer makes clear, this isn't a Disney-style, kid-friendly take on the story but a darker version — hence the PG-13 rating.
" Mr. Kushner also declares that the IHRA definition "makes clear what our administration has stated publicly and on the record: Anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism.
The win is Sanders's most decisive yet and makes clear, if there was any doubt, that he is the frontrunner to win the Democratic nomination.
But Link, one of the first responders at the scene, makes clear he appreciates just how badly things could have gone for him on Dec.
He makes clear that he is firmly on the progressive side of politics and policy, but does not tilt his analysis to fit his predispositions.
"This announcement makes clear that it is a new day in U.S.-Iran relations and that we will no longer tolerate Iran's destabilizing behavior," Sen.
This, they warned, makes clear that Trump believes he is above the law, and will continue this pattern of misconduct if he remains in office.
"It makes clear that the First Amendment does not allow the government to interfere with a doctor providing her best medical advice to her patient."
" The strategy document's executive summary makes clear the Trump administration remains on a war footing in combating terrorism, declaring "we remain a nation at war.
The current state of educational choice in America makes clear that while bitter skirmishes continue, the war for educational choice—public and private—is over.
The chairman described Trump as acting like a mob boss who hears what someone wants and then makes clear their demands before bestowing such asks.
This, they warned, makes clear that Trump believes he is above the law, and will continue this pattern of misconduct if he remains in office.
That met the campaign's goal, according to an aide, but the former governor's upcoming schedule makes clear that money will be a focus this month.
And as "The Terranauts" makes clear, wherever we go — so long as we're trapped together, in this atmosphere or any other — we always will be.
But US District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson makes clear in her opinion Monday that even current White House officials shouldn't be blocked when Congress calls.
Dr. Gates's historical travelogue makes clear that African civilizations were also pretty good at waging war and at enslaving fellow Africans, no outside prompting needed.
"I'm hopeful that we are nearing an agreement that makes clear that we have no intention of supporting the president's efforts at sabotage," he said.
The bill is carefully worded but makes clear that private citizens and publicly owned corporations would not be exempt from the regulations in the bill.
Trump, of course, could change that legislative calculus if and when he makes clear that some sort of gun legislation is a priority for him.
The play makes clear, sometimes too heavy-handedly, that that label can land on girls for the way they look or dress or even eat.
"It makes clear there is an urgency to deliver it this year, and it's clear the president is fully committed to this tax reform approach."
But the report makes clear that would be achieved by driving sick people out of the market and leaving these populations with higher medical bills.
The first episode of "At Home With Amy Sedaris" makes clear that this is not going to be business — or rather, home economics — as usual.
While he has sought to shrug off the impeachment charges publicly, CNN reporting makes clear that he is privately quite agitated about the whole thing.
While the work is very much grounded in these individuals' current stories, On Exile makes clear that the history of refugees is a long one.
And, yet, when all is said and done, we must keep in mind, as Wilson makes clear, he wasn't working alone in creating the show.
"As our lawsuit makes clear, Mr. Trump's phony university defrauded thousands of students through an illicit scheme that cost them millions of dollars," Schneiderman continued.
But as Ma's dispassionate prose makes clear, the life of a Shen Fever victim is not significantly different from the life of an office drone.
And as Ajit Pai and his assault on consumer protections makes clear, the pendulum has swung pretty sharply in Comcast's favor during the Trump era.
As the Sentencing Commission's report makes clear, those policies will lead only to more nonviolent, non-white young people in federal prison for longer stretches.
In them, Munnings makes clear his wonder over Picasso's apparently undeserved success: "Only £1,500," he notes about an artist's work that has received his approval.
"While USDA's recent clarification makes clear that muscle in the heart is meat and could be used in meat products, it is rarely used," Carpenter wrote.
Yet the suit makes clear that one of the employees stayed on after the 2014 merger and worked for Mallinckrodt, leaving the company in June 0003.
So while the film makes clear that two of the women are survivors of sexual assault, it does not recount exactly "what happened" to each woman.
But that doesn't mean she doesn't love to have fun with beauty products, as her line with NYC New York Color, Lovatics by Demi, makes clear.
Within the new Internet strategy, pushed down to page 28, the government also makes clear it has the capabilities to launch a cyber attack if necessary.
The culture of individualist parenting makes clear: Parents have a duty to exercise choice to the bounds of their resources, even at the expense of others.
While the director who discovers her tells her at one point, "I made you what you are today," the film makes clear that's not entirely true.
Romney often likes to quip "my future is behind me," and makes clear his chief concern is what kind of future his 24 grandchildren will inherit.
Mueller makes clear in the indictment that he knows the precise IRA official to whom this unnamed male traveler filed his Atlanta expenses after the trip.
Weddings are still culturally understood to be women's business, as the figure of the Bridezilla — the engine of so many episodes of reality television — makes clear.
As that story makes clear, it's a tough hobby that requires a lot of dedication — but there's an obvious, perennial appeal in uncovering celestial state secrets.
And yet, as a new ad for the iPhone X unlock feature makes clear, the cutting-edge kids of Cupertino desperately want us to think otherwise.
As this list makes clear, there is a lot that needs to be done before "we have all the solutions we need" in heavy industrial sectors.
In this new motion, the DOJ stresses the urgency of the investigation: Apple's public statement makes clear that Apple will not comply with the Court's Order.
Vestberg's appointment makes clear that, at least in selecting a new chief executive, Verizon is prioritizing its technology business and network expansion over content and media.
In its more Machiavellian moments, the company makes clear that it sees the comics more as content incubators for movies and video games than valuable products.
He's been called "the dronefather" and "the man who invented the Predator" drone (although he makes clear it wasn't his idea to put missiles on it).
The magnitude of the reaction to the accusations against Mr Weinstein makes clear that a reckoning with abuses by men in the workplace was long overdue.
Or praying, better still, that Evan McMullin, the independent conservative, takes Utah -- and makes clear that Trump did not speak for the right as a whole.
But as Magic for Liars makes clear, some problems are just fundamental to human nature, and no amount of magic can solve those on its own.
As Darcy's story makes clear, Jones repeatedly violated multiple Twitter rules for years, as recently as the past month, and the company declined to enforce them.
The documentary explores what that was like for Julie, but she also makes clear that she knew Nimoy the actor far outside the Star Trek stage.
A look at the Bucks' performance over these past three years in the Four Factors makes clear the specific areas that have been affected this season.
But Sanders' overwhelming advantage in polls among young people and first-time caucus-goers makes clear that the more people who participate, the better he'll do.
CANADIAN TRANSPORT MINISTER MAKES CLEAR THAT MOVE TO RESTRICT FLIGHTS MEANS BOEING 737 MAX 8 OR 9 PLANES CANNOT FLY INTO, OUT OF OR OVER CANADA
" The manual makes clear that if "it is anticipated the results will become the subject of court testimony the rough handwritten notes are to be retained.
And as the internet of broken things often makes clear, sometimes the "dumber" technical solution is the smarter bet when it comes to privacy and security.
But as long as we're going to play generational blame games for the possible destruction of American democracy, the Upshot's data makes clear who bears it.
What Rogue One makes clear, though, is that two of the major characters had a prior relationship, and that relationship was what I had to unearth.
A few other details from the survey also stand out: Most millennials know they could do more to learn about their loans, the survey makes clear.
The available testimony makes clear that diplomats and N.S.C. officials working on Ukraine have been seething over how Trump and Giuliani jeopardized long-standing U.S. policy.
Doe, which makes clear that public schools are obligated by the Constitution to provide schooling for children, regardless of their immigration status, The Washington Post reports.
But he makes clear that the current arrangement, in which lawmakers must pass a separate borrowing authorization to cover already authorized spending, is unworkable and dangerous.
Parks resumed operations this past week, and the email makes clear the Park Service is scrambling to keep up morale while catching up on lost time.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Sunday he'd be willing to bring bipartisan health care legislation to the floor — if Trump makes clear he supports it.
While he is sure to veto the measure, Republicans say the bill at least makes clear to the public the difference between the parties on healthcare.
Giuliani was key player, to Pompeo's chagrin Both Volker and Sondland's testimony makes clear that Giuliani was the point man for the president on Ukraine matters.
This, by the way, makes clear that cancelling the summit was not a negotiating tactic, and if it was, that is some art of the deal.
It makes clear and repeated references to the State of Israel and establishes the exclusive right of the Jewish people to self-determination in the state.
In other words, for those who believe that Mueller intended to find possible criminal wrongdoing by the president, Mueller makes clear that was never his intention.
Still, as this important book makes clear, courts, given time, can accomplish — or demolish — a great deal by degrees, leaving their successors to finish the job.
The report makes clear that two of Comey subordinates — then-Counterintelligence Deputy Assistant Director Peter Strzok and FBI attorney Lisa Page — exchanged anti-Trump text messages.
More generally, what the chart makes clear is that young people both in Republican and Democratic districts are disproportionately more nonwhite than the overall American population.
Mr. Giuliani had rules about keeping his remarks private, as a contract "addendum" to which organizations that invited him to speak had to agree makes clear.

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