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Fingers crossed she at least makes it to episode 2.
But as Lena makes it to the lighthouse, the Virginia
Sometimes Nadia makes it to the next day, sometimes not.
Elizabeth Warren ... IF she makes it to the White House.
Officials long dreaded the moment the virus makes it to Goma.
Finally, Gary makes it to the finish line on Baxter Peak.
That makes it to Democrats what rural Alabama is to Republicans.
Only a tiny fraction of passengers' luggage makes it to Scottsboro.
It's our job to ensure she makes it to the Hill.
Some version of that vision eventually makes it to the store.
Hard to say whether or not she makes it to Iowa.
Video taken for social media usually makes it to social media.
But the drug that makes it to a patient is an exception.
Noah, ever impulsive, goes first and makes it to the bottom safely.
As content gets isolated, it never makes it to the end point.
Actress Candis Cayne hopes Hillary Clinton makes it to the White House.
Which newcomer do you hope makes it to the runway this year?
One makes it to Barcelona, but never breaks into the first team.
If the $25 billion valuation makes it to the offering, Snap Inc.
Watch the clip above and see if 'Ye makes it to Hollywood.
Allyson makes it to the house, and joins Karen in the basement.
If Moore actually makes it to Washington, those questions will only redouble.
I'm hoping that blackberry sauce makes it to menus one day soon!
So we'll have to wait and see what makes it to market.
He promised to put "country over party" if he makes it to Congress.
And don't expect anything different if he makes it to the White House.
You'd be dead from alcohol poisoning before he makes it to the podium.
If he makes it to the second round, they'll all vote for him.
It's urgent for Heitkamp that Savanna's Act makes it to a House vote.
The many streams of Sacred Games makes it, to be honest, confusing viewing.
Sometimes, Bell says, her account makes it to the top of the subreddit.
Here's how his investments might present conflicts if he makes it to Congress.
That's important—considering that no one makes it to the top without support.
If an edge rusher they like makes it to the market, sign him fast.
Making sure the best stuff makes it to the top is not always simple.
So if "The Wall Street Journal" makes it to Pyongyang, they&aposll see it.
He makes it to the green in 63 but is still 30 feet away.
So whether or not the ES623 actually makes it to production is anyone's guess.
Soon, Camden makes it to Greene and Ryleigh is shown jumping up and down.
By the time Luke makes it to Dr. Burstein's couch, he's in bad shape.
Maybe the 10-year treasury makes it to 350 or 20 during that move.
He has threatened to veto the resolution if it makes it to his desk.
Even if a case makes it to court, women sometimes wait decades for justice.
Audiences often can't resist when man's best friend makes it to the big screen.
Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) makes it to second base during the sixth inning. Rep.
Hiram makes it to Philadelphia, he reveres the free black man who helped rescue
Every piece of plastic that makes it to the oceans falls apart with time.
And it could always switch showrunners if it makes it to a second season.
Once rubbish makes it to the waste-management site, the systems can be relatively efficient.
When Grace makes it to Richmond Hill, Mr. Kinnear makes quite the explosive, galant entrance.
Nick Miller gets lost at the airport and never makes it to the right borough.
He has defied long odds: only one in 1,126 applicants makes it to the NDA.
The match that makes it to the very end of the series wins £50,000 ($37,363).
There's still a lot to be done before the Red Dragon makes it to Mars.
The Bigfoot makes it to a fence line and clears the fence with one step.
The teams, and quarterbacks, could meet sooner, if each makes it to the Super Bowl.
It's a nightmare that begins even before a migrant makes it to the Libyan coast.
If he makes it to the big leagues, he will be in the light forever.
But there's still a lot to do once the rocket makes it to the Cape.
When she makes it to prime time, we know the credits are about to roll.
"Furthermore, if Portland makes it to the finals, (that) will not be broadcast either," he said.
Make it through the various levels and Trump makes it to his goal; the White House.
Sadako throws an excellent first pitch, but Kayako still makes it to the third base line.
To be a part of a drama that makes it to 100 is a big deal.
The monster who makes it to ten delicious souls first is the king of monster mountain.
Do the people here think she'll remember them if she makes it to the White House?
Becker's hopes for Juno go beyond just wishing that it makes it to the right orbit.
Let's say she makes it to the endgame with Wendell and Domenick and Donathan and Kellyn.
The task: To make sure Queen B makes it to a red carpet event on time.
The Tiny1 will be expected to list for $529 if it makes it to retail shelves.
Still, the White House has threatened a veto if the bill makes it to Trump's desk.
And if even one show makes it to air, it will be a record for HBO.
They're fixing the masthead, and appear to be done before Claire makes it to the beach.
If he makes it to Congress, Moore is likely to create major headaches for Republican leadership.
A black man goes in for a haircut but never makes it to his coveted cut.
Then the gang miraculously makes it to Washington, DC, after some car trouble in North Carolina.
He's just 22, maybe not long before he makes it to his first Grand Slam final.
Dos Santos looks run down and keeps disappearing; Velasquez rarely even makes it to a fight.
And just like any good conspiracy theory, the systematic disenfranchisement of white guys makes it to Hollywood.
It's unclear how the Trump administration would react if the bill makes it to the president's desk.
Your kicker, or ending, can be a treat for a reader who makes it to the end.
ExpressVPN makes it to the top of most VPN rankings, and it is really hard to beat.
Whether it makes it to the factory or not, I think the Alulu is a great idea.
Simply, blood no longer makes it to the optic nerve, which can be damaged as a result.
If an old rape case makes it to trial, chances are that it has really strong evidence.
Yael: But Elliot somehow makes it to the halon server rooms... Matt: Those materials have been replaced.
Kasich has reportedly vowed to veto the bill again if the legislation makes it to his desk.
Ablynx will also be eligible to receive royalties on sales, assuming the drug makes it to market.
Trump has insisted that he plans to veto the resolution if it makes it to his desk.
Will the remaining members of Dany's army capture him before he even makes it to King's Landing?
If Jordan makes it to the hometown dates, JoJo may end up meeting more than one celebrity.
Of course, Litchfield's resident survivalist, Frieda (Dale Soules), makes it to the end of the riot unscathed.
But it may take many more years before this issue finally makes it to the Supreme Court.
Now, with a well in the center of her community, she makes it to school every day.
Historically, Riverdale makes it to Netflix pretty quickly, just not while the new episodes are still airing.
In just under twelve hours, he makes it to Nevada, where they stop at a roadside restaurant.
The legislation is now in conference committee being reconciled before it makes it to the president's desk.
But they warned that the Supreme Court, if his case makes it to there, can be unpredictable.
Several are torn between Cruz and Kasich, assuming the Ohio governor makes it to the convention in July.
At this point, Cersei wins every time she makes it to a new episode, so good for her.
Unless Gary Whitta's Last Starfighter, also recently teased as a developing project, makes it to the screen first.
If the couple makes it to June, the poster wrote, they will have been married for 75 years.
This means even a few percentage points for Melenchon could determine who makes it to the second round.
After another display of struggle and sweat by the butchers, the cow finally makes it to the grill.
What makes the "Closing Bell" internship so valuable is that everything you work on makes it to air.
Simone, on the other hand, might skate through to the end if she makes it to the merge.
They applaud any reform bill that, in a slightly watered-down form, makes it to the president's desk.
So, here is what people stand to lose if this new bill makes it to the president's desk.
When he makes it to work for the first time, his co-workers effectively do the same thing.
However, opponents say the industry is poorly managed and question how much money actually makes it to conservation.
History shows that once a judge makes it to the Supreme Court, they are beholden to no one.
And that's assuming its latest prototype ever makes it to market, as none of its Ara predecessors have.
If AB 5 makes it to his desk, he will have to choose whether to veto the legislation.
You won't believe how much you identify with this sweaty lizard when he finally makes it to the shade.
It also did not indicate whether the feature would exit Thailand, if it makes it to a full rollout.
Once he finally makes it to California, Griffith says the experience will symbolize a "rebirth" of sorts for him.
Come see which VC makes it to the top of our list this year at the 9th Annual Crunchies.
By the time someone makes it to the ER, the alcohol has most likely been absorbed into the bloodstream.
The story of women in politics isn't just about whether or not one woman makes it to the top.
The roasted meat finally makes it to the people, erupting in applause when they see the first batch arrive.
When the mom, carrying her small child, makes it to her car seconds after a cheetah pounces towards her.
If she makes it to 20 weeks, offer to show her an ultrasound photo of the baby inside her.
If history is any indication, Kethledge will need that extra firepower if he makes it to the confirmation process.
John Kasich (R-Ohio) has reportedly vowed to veto that legislation if it makes it to his desk. Gov.
Sure, we're excited anytime the hobby makes it to the big screen—but there's always a sense of questioning.
But the strike, if it happens, could affect what makes it to those viewers' screens in the coming months.
Note: The researchers looked at screenplays, which can differ from the final version that makes it to the screen.
Whether it's the decision making, your practice while you're shooting, or in choosing what makes it to the screen?
The only thing in food that makes it to your colon undigested and intact is dietary fibre (think corn).
"Kings of War" chillingly suggests that this description applies to pretty much everyone who makes it to the top.
I finally see the real ambivalence of the gift: Be someone who makes it to the post office. Sometimes.
Whether it makes it to the president's desk without a fight from the tech giants remains to be seen.
The Attic & The Rose Window The only one who actually makes it to the attic, aside from Michelle, is Karim.
Betty Makes It To The Farm In a true inevitability, Betty finally shows up at the Farm to confront Edgar.
A third of food never makes it to the plate according to the UN, costing billions of dollars every year.
If Bradley Cooper makes it to the podium at Sunday's 2019 Golden Globes, he might want to thank Jennifer Garner.
Contrary to reporting, I'd say that if Net Neutrality restoration makes it to the White House, all bets are off.
Their pleas fall on deaf ears — the law passes Congress and makes it to the president's desk, where it's vetoed.
She makes it to Hollywood and into the top 24 contestants, and gives some particularly animated interviews along the way.
And if a progressive makes it to the White House, she should devote no political capital whatsoever to such things.
While Airbnb hosts and the company are making money from home-sharing, none of it makes it to the landlords.
Critic's Pick Based on Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's comic fantasy novel, the story finally makes it to the screen.
If Prune makes it to 40 years, I would be surprised if I'm not still making this plate, this way.
After SpaceX makes it to the station, a Russian cargo ship will also launch to the ISS on December 6th.
If the case makes it to the Supreme Court, it will upend similarly restrictive laws in California and New York.
Steven Wieting, global chief investment strategist at Citi Private Bank, also thinks the bull market makes it to 10 years.
No wonder attrition among learners is high; for every five who take up Arabic, roughly one makes it to advanced classes.
So I told a joke about how when Donald makes it to heaven, Moses will stand there and part his hair.
Left: A victim of US Airways Flight 22009 makes it to Pier 21549 after being shuttled in by a water taxi.
Not everyone makes it to each meetup — jobs and family obligations, like their own kids' sports practices, get in the way.
As it stands today, establishing standards for transparency, accountability and expectations would ensure the industry makes it to its "2.0" moment.
I try to counter the presentation of black life—within Hollywood, within the studio system, within what makes it to theaters.
Even so, when the M53 makes it to a rescue mission, it won't be grounded at the first sign of rain.
He makes it to the rover and heads out to save his friends, promising Kane he won't go to extreme measures.
If winds force another postponement on Thursday, there are several options to ensure the regatta makes it to the finishing line.
One plausible outcome is a hung Parliament in which Corbyn makes it to No. 10 as head of a coalition government.
A person who makes it to 103 "could expect to live an average of 19.4 more years," according to the CDC.
Again, it's a good idea to put it in an air tight container so it makes it to the dessert table.
If Romney makes it to the Senate, it'll be fascinating to see how these two powerful individuals dance around each other.
Perhaps more helpful to some is how easy the project makes it to find buildings with solar panels on their roofs.
If his case makes it to trial, it will arguably be the first major legal battle of the Time's Up movement.
Everyone else, meanwhile, needs to make sure more plastic makes it to recyclers rather than waterways that lead to the ocean.
But don't worry, according to the Internet, she makes it to the big event (even though this isn't shown during the episode).
If O'Rourke makes it to the Senate, it will be, at least in part, because voters just flat-out dislike Ted Cruz.
In a quirk of the system, any Syrian who makes it to Germany, even if they use fake documents, can request asylum.
Father Valério makes it to Nazareth, less than an hour up the Amazon from where he lives, only every couple of months.
For all the food that ends up on our kitchen tables, one good, perfectly edible portion makes it to the trash first.
And judging by what happened to Ginger's last batch of monuments, it'll be a miracle if the thing makes it to Sunday.
Even if the Ultra Compact Network never makes it to the moon at all, it still may serve a purpose on Earth.
And while whoever makes it to the US will still call themselves "the caravan," it's not clear that most Americans will notice.
Once Facebook's Libra makes it to the cryptocurrency mainstream, there may be a new threat to consumers: Their own bad spending habits.
But she still stands to be awarded as a prize to whichever of the remaining bachelors makes it to the last hurdle.
The once and future travel ban makes it to the Supreme Court, plus more Comey news and Ireland gets a new Taoiseach.
Lackman could still lose at trial, which may happen as soon as next year—if he makes it to trial at all.
If he makes it to the Supreme Court, regular Americans should expect Justice Kavanaugh to grant corporations more power over our lives.
If more than one runner makes it to the fifth loop, each runner is sent in opposing directions for the final marathon.
In fact, Straw says if either team makes it to the World Series this October -- he'll be there in person for it!!!
It isn't until 1986 that Barbara Mikulski becomes the first Democratic woman who makes it to the Senate in her own right.
If Tillerson makes it to the Senate floor, he would also only need 50 votes to be approved by the upper chamber.
The parade officially halts at Broadway and Chambers Street, but it'll likely end when the winning team makes it to City Hall.
But before this energy solution makes it to prime time, we'll need to know a lot more about its potential environmental effects.
The boy, on the other hand, makes it to the fence, starts to climb it, and the Bigfoot is still standing there.
He can make a ton of cash if he survives and up to $130k total if he makes it to the finale.
And if he ever makes it to Wrigley Field, will he find a way to remember the ballgame without a ticket stub?
Whichever of the two makes it to the May 7 runoff round is expected to face Le Pen, and beat her convincingly.
If the bill makes it to committee, it is virtually assured of success given the LDP's dominance of both houses of parliament.
Japanese baseball players tend to stay on one team throughout their careers, though occasionally someone makes it to the U.S. Major Leagues.
Unless perceptions change, it's hard to see how a big tax cut for big corporations makes it to the finish line unscathed.
But if she makes it to the U.S., she said, she wants to go to a technical school and become a nurse.
Exhausted, the moose barely makes it to land, but with a little coaxing it finally escapes the icy water and eventually walks away.
The easier Google makes it to turn off tracking, the more people will think to take advantage of it when it makes sense.
For now, the team is proceeding normally, so check back later to see if this extra-delayed mission finally makes it to space.
If he makes it to the second round, odds are that voters will reluctantly choose the alternative, perhaps Geraldo Alckmin, a centrist candidate.
He makes it to the belly of the beast and strolls out of Crispus Attucks with a single duffel bag full of cash.
Keep reading to find out all the ways the movie ends, how Stefan makes it to each ending, and what it all means.
With any luck, this device—if it makes it to market—will fix smarthomes the same way the iPod fixed MP3 players.[Bloomberg]
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Here's the latest on how the Hill calendar looks: If health reform makes it to Trump's desk, it's unlikely to be before fall.
Once TESS makes it to its expected orbit, the satellite will spend the next couple years taking a survey of thousands of stars.
If he makes it to Capitol Hill, he'd bring a new conservative rebelliousness to the Senate chamber — informed by an eye toward God.
And I think the chances are better than 50-50 that he makes it to the finish line in terms of the nomination.
By the time a new drug makes it to market, we tend to assume it's been thoroughly tested and reviewed, and is safe.
The memoir is written in a Boys' Own style: Though beset by wild beasts and mortal peril, Aldred makes it to the top.
" If the idea makes it to television, Wilson says he's thinking big: "Like 'American Idol,' we intend to take this around the world.
On Thursday, Comer conceded that he's likely to vote for the Senate's new health care bill if it makes it to the House.
He could be a moderating influence on the Bannon wing on issues like trade reform, if he makes it to the West Wing.
Of course, the Facebook page deletion could be just temporary — especially given how notoriously hard Facebook makes it to permanently delete your accounts.
Experts say that if the pumice makes it to the Great Barrier Reef, it could help replenish some of the lost marine life.
According to the Safe Third Country Agreement, anyone who makes it to an immigration center inside Canada's borders will be considered for asylum.
Bloomberg News does say it will back off from administration investigations if the former mayor makes it to the general election against Trump.
If that passes and makes it to Trump's desk, then a big chunk of his proposed anti-poverty cuts will have been achieved.
Almost a third never makes it to a landfill or recycling facility, meaning it's either littering the streets or wilderness or floating somewhere.
But if the Falcon 9 doesn't get off the ground today, it may have a hard time launching before Irma makes it to Florida.
If the capsule successfully makes it to orbit, SpaceX will be one crucial step closer to putting the first humans on board its spacecraft.
If Arya makes it to Winterfell after Bran, International Business Times believes the Stark siblings could be uniting for a battle against the Walkers.
If it makes it to the ground in one piece, it'll also be the lightest human-made object to touch down on the surface.
"The curve should probably steepen so maybe the 3.10-year Treasury makes it to 3.5 percent or 3.6 percent during that move," he added.
Now, The Q — short for "The Question" — has arrived to try and cement its position as a competitor before HQ makes it to Android.
In fact, it's only if an investigation makes it to the House Ethics Committee that information gained by the OCE is ever made public.
S makes it to the party and at last explains to Sarah and Felix what's going on: Rachel gave them the proof they need.
But, worry not, because Netflix has something else to serve up to anyone waiting to learn if Prairie Johnson makes it to another dimension.
The region only accounts for 3% of malaria cases, reports Maxmen, but if the resistant disease makes it to Africa deaths could dramatically increase.
All the different versions of me are ascending upward, and I can't wait to see who makes it to the top, how I converge.
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As the Internet of Things grows at a rapid rate, so does my skepticism for each additional "smart" product that makes it to market.
With Roth's project in the early stages, it's too soon to say whether this will be the version that finally makes it to theaters.
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By the time he gets through security, calls a cab and makes it to the store, he is in danger of missing the boat.
The House and Senate versions of the bill have both passed and are currently being reconciled before the legislation makes it to Trump's desk.
"Igor," alternately lush and off-kilter, is a song cycle about a not-quite-committed relationship that never makes it to full-time status.
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If Kansas makes it to the end of April without a tornado, it will only be the fourth time this has occurred on record.
H&M is admirably transparent about the fact that not all of the sustainable fabric it orders actually makes it to their shelves intact.
That much is confirmed in fifth episode "The Cloud Capp'd Towers" when Taylor (Kota Eberhardt) steals a raft and makes it to another island.
You'll get the chance to see how a live show makes it to air, and you will be an integral part of the process.
If she makes it to the White House, it will confirm Barack Obama's status as one of the most consequential presidents in American history.
She barely makes it to a game on time, and Mr. Hinshaw leaves early to allow for traffic snafus and a proper warm-up.
Of course it may take a bit before the feature makes it to the public version of WhatsApp, but it's something to look forward to.
Even if more than one moderate makes it to Super Tuesday, which seems likely, they'll divide votes even more when Bloomberg joins, further propelling Sanders.
LET'S JUST MAKE THE MATH EASY AND SAY THAT COME JANUARY LATE IN JANUARY WTI RALLIES A LITTLE FROM HERE AND MAKES IT TO 52.
Expect something just north of 200-miles range if the electric hypercar ever makes it to the U.S. — something that Lotus has not yet confirmed.
It'll be years before HoloLens makes it to the public and it's not guaranteed that the final product will be anything like the current iteration.
The Fear: Sleeping is an issue even when you're not on a giant metal tube that inexplicably makes it to 30,000 feet in the air.
Sometime prior to episode 10, Varys makes it to Sunspear in Dorne via ship to secure an alliance with the Sand Snakes and Lady Olenna.
When blueberry art occasionally makes it to the front page, people who don't share or understand the kink spam the comments with hate and distaste.
UpCodes, on the other hand, is a commercial company, which will become part of the fair use analysis if their case makes it to trial.
This means the money I intend to save never even makes it to my checking account, making it impossible for me to spend it impulsively.
It's coming straight from growers, it's good-quality, and we have eight to 10 touch points before the produce even makes it to the box.
And I don't think it's a spoiler to reveal that he makes it to the prom, looking like a virgin in a sweet white dress.
For instance, my father will vote for whatever democrat makes it to the end which I think is misinformed but they won't change their minds.
This massive scope is largely because of how easy TikTok makes it to customize your videos — you can add filters, music, other videos, and more.
"I don't even think this bill, if it's signed into law, makes it to the Supreme Court," writes Joe Cunningham at the conservative website RedState.
The 45-second video promised to tell us the tale of an Afro-Latinx witch from 17th century Colombia who makes it to the present day.
Often, these local penalties are doled out long before a case makes it to trial — a dose of accountability to try to pacify an outraged public.
But programme-makers have the power to decide what makes it to the screen and what doesn't—and thus how human beings see the natural world.
Assuming he makes it to the convention, the first hurdle to Cruz's contention as the true GOP nominee will almost certainly be the topline delegate count.
For example, he vows to nominate women for at least half of the cabinet positions and judicial seats if he makes it to the White House.
If TR4 makes it to Latin America and the Caribbean region, the export banana industry in that part of the world could be in big trouble.
She finally makes it to the church, my father was in tears, on the verge of a nervous breakdown thinking that she wasn't going to show.
But, of course, the cream makes it to the top, and what I remember from my early days on the 'net is mostly the good stuff.
When the crew finally makes it to Atlanta, Jonas and Lovato serve sweet treats to their fans – but mother nature throws a wrench into their plans.
Anything that makes it to the cultural radar is generally a blip, unless it's got a pop star or a universally maligned politician at its center.
Sounds to us like Daenerys — who makes it to Dragonstone this season — and her dragon are going to be joining this epic, snowy battle up north.
Warren has publicized a wide range of plans targeting the wealthy and corporations that she wants to implement if she makes it to the White House.
The question of whether there are race-neutral alternatives to Harvard's admissions policies could become more important if the case makes it to the Supreme Court.
If you want to make sure your money benefits your community the most, here's a guide to ensuring every dollar makes it to your favorite restaurants.
It's a slow process, he said, and by the time a case makes it to a trial and jury, people may not remember the conspiracy theory.
It's unclear how much of that money makes it to the women, but the state's corrections website says it pays inmates up to $20 per month.
And if a Dem even makes it to the Oval Office, odds are their legislative ambitions will be filibustered into oblivion by a GOP-controlled Senate.
A few hours later, an officer who'd been at home makes it to work and gives us the scoop that we've all been desperate to hear.
But if it makes it to the House, which is now controlled by Democrats, it might have better odds of success in a more pro-regulatory environment.
The ban was in place, then lifted, and now is tentatively back on unless Trump chooses to veto the NDAA when it makes it to his desk.
This can lead to further negotiations—like the drug company dropping the price after patient appeals, or it can mean the drug never makes it to market.
Because in this story, the predator lurking beneath the waves makes it to land to terrorize this small town (and also make lasting friendships with its inhabitants).
He makes it to the embassy, through it, out an upper-floor door, and down a wall, scot-free — all while barely ever breaking into a run.
It will be because enough people trusted this stooped, occasionally cranky politician with their stories, and believe that if he makes it to Washington, he'll remember them.
Once Emme makes it to the top of the hill, she catches a leaf, which shows her a reflection of the future version of herself— her mom.
And if the right case makes it to the Supreme Court, the Trump-nominated replacement to Kennedy and four other dependably conservative justices could overturn Roe v.
If one of the establishment candidates makes it to the second round, he will probably beat either the pulpit-thumping Fabricio Alvarado or the Trumpesque Mr Castro.
"For me, one of the appealing aspects to work in such an ancient and traditional medium is how open that makes it to quiet subversion," Merry says.
Ford is pushing the pace in the race to the first dominant self-driving platform — we'll see if it makes it to the finish line by 2021.  
Charlie makes it to Germantown (which, as a former D.C. resident — dude, that's a HIKE) and confirms that the woman is not Quinn, so the search continues.
Once a would-be authoritarian makes it to power, democracies face a second critical test: Will the autocratic leader subvert democratic institutions or be constrained by them?
" If she makes it to the Oval Office, Warren added, she will "fight tooth and nail … to ban discrimination against LGBTQ individuals in employment, housing, and healthcare.
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As such, it presages future debates over the meaning of violence in video games if this kind of thing ever makes it to the big-name shooters.
He finally corrals the stragglers and makes it to the airport more or less on time, only to realize his own dunderheaded blunder at the TSA checkpoint.
It's likely such a project would have to take a lot of its prior universe into consideration if it ever makes it to the silver screen again.
Judging from the trailer for the Season 7 Game of Thrones finale, Jon Snow successfully makes it to King's Landing with proof of his Northern trek in tow.
And he should be one of the stars of the upcoming 22016 World Cup later this month — if, that is, he makes it to the tournament at all.
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It was the longest afternoon that I've had probably that I can remember really in my career, just hoping that the car makes it to the end. Gearbox.
Unfortunately only a portion of that interview makes it to print, & A lot of the time publications like to focus on the most sensationalized part of the conversation.
There's an urgency in films like it and The Lure, a clarity of purpose; real stakes in whether or not it makes it to the screen at all.
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Timed perfectly for Christmas, we wouldn't be surprised if this little beauty makes it to the wish lists of many a geeky musician around the world this year.
All considered, the researchers I spoke to agree that in the best-case scenario, it will be a few years before a Zika vaccine makes it to production.
But it's unlikely that Democrats would be able to muster the two-thirds support necessary to override a likely veto if the resolution makes it to Trump's desk.
Make sure at least some version of the green bean casserole makes it to your Thanksgiving table this year to honor the legendary Reilly and her culinary legacy.
The entire sleepy burg will be turned upside down when one of those famed mermaids (Eline Powell) makes it to land and is more Jaws-with-legs, than Ariel.
Concept-i and Yui are both very much still concepts, which means what eventually makes it to production from Toyota in a self-driving future could look very different.
If Elon Musk's SpaceX ever makes it to Mars, we could not only set up an internet on Mars, but establish a web connection between Earth and Mars. 8.
Although the filing could be for something that never makes it to market, the structure of the trademark indicates Microsoft will be naming this DirectReality rather than Direct Reality.
A character makes it to New York—exactly how is integral to the plot—where, years later, he remembers nights on which "the only sounds were tears and insects".
If he makes it to the finals and finishes in the top six, he'll become part of Team USA for this year's track and field world championships in London.
Flake: Trump's immigration plan 'isn't the right direction for the economy' If Flake makes it to the general election, his willingness to criticize Trump could appeal to moderate voters.
Though it rarely makes it to the top of today's 21625 hour news cycle, new Gallup polling shows that the economy is still the most important problem facing Americans.
Getting him the ball with hand-offs, on cuts, or off screens helps him get into the paint, and he rarely misses when he makes it to the rim.
"Every team that makes it to the playoffs believes in themselves," said Coco Crisp, a midseason acquisition whose two-run homer helped the Indians steal a 4-3 victory.
Differences will still need to be resolved before the measure makes it to President Obama's desk — potentially forcing the administration's hand on a bill it has previously lobbied against.
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A lack of professional advancement for mothers as a result of bias, termed the "maternal wall," often has a big impact on who makes it to top leadership positions.
Gorsuch also dodged saying whether he would vote to uphold Trump's controversial travel ban if the beleaguered executive order, now largely on hold, makes it to the Supreme Court.
The question of whether these early flowers will yield coffee that makes it to market is an important one for traders, local roasters and international buyers of the commodity.
"If he makes it to second round that is because, even though he has been tainted by various scandals, he is seen as an experienced statesman," says Le Corre.
Whether or not Just makes it to market this year, and whether or not their meat tastes and smells and feels like meat, the era of clean meat is approaching.
It starts with federal money, but before USDA funding makes it to cafeterias, many school districts order from food giants who grab a big slice of the school lunch pie.
"I read that, and I thought that if we see this in the film, if this makes it to the screen, I know we have something," Hornsby told BuzzFeed News.
But it's far from unreachable: If and when Medicaid expansion makes it to the ballot, it'll receive the full endorsement of the Idaho Hospital Association and the Idaho Medical Association.
That means a prank that makes it to Wikipedia can end up in lots of other places, and it will often stay there long after it's disappeared from the source.
If Moon Express makes it to the Moon in 2017, the company could earn Google's Lunar X Prize — a competition that aims to land privately funded vehicles on the Moon.
Regardless of whether you're talking about a futuristic racing series or regular road cars, there's typically a huge disconnect between concept cars and what actually makes it to the asphalt.
Sam finally makes it to Philly, and we link up sometime around 5 PM. Despite having no leads on snagging credentials, we decide to head down to the convention center.
If the show, simply titled Drew, makes it to full series it will follow the older Nancy as she uses her observational skills to solve crimes in the modern day.
We've reached out to CCC to learn how long it might be until the standardized digital key makes it to market, and will update this story when we hear back.
But it's uncertain whether the measure can pass in the Republican-controlled Senate, and the White House has threatened to veto the resolution if it makes it to Trump's desk.
In key states like Florida, Arizona, Nevada and Georgia on Election Day, the difference will ultimately come down to which side is bigger -- and who makes it to the polls.
By the time a cancer survivor makes it to this stage, she's typically dealt with a slew of medical procedures and treatments, and may not want to undergo another surgery.
She was unaware she had an ectopic pregnancy, which occurs when the fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tubes, ovary, cervix, or abdomen and never makes it to the uterus.
"There's a lot of hurdles that a product has to go over before it actually makes it to the menu from a consumer, operational, and a commercial standpoint," Carawan said.
" In 1979 Arsenal makes it to the Cup Final for the second year in row only to lose again, which plunges Hornby into an almost debilitating slump: "I hated Arsenal.
These water super-highways—narrow bands of moisture whisked along at a high altitude—transport about 90 percent of the moisture that makes it to places outside the tropics, like California.
If Trump makes it to the Oval Office, the Secret Service may need to manage his Twitter account to make sure he doesn't spill any diplomatic secrets in a Twitter tirade.
Expect very little Amazon S3 content available either over-the-air or on cable, unless this somehow makes it to a TV news network, in which case we're probably doomed anyway.
With just this issue in mind, I asked Trump in CNBC's Speakeasy interview last year how he would address disappointment among his backers if he makes it to the Oval Office.
With more attention on him than almost any other winter Olympian, White believes his legacy will last long after he retires, regardless of whether he even makes it to South Korea.
The Tesla equivalent used to take 6 seconds and was upgraded to 4.9 seconds, but reaches a top speed of 130 mph, while the I-PACE only makes it to 124.
If the proxy fight makes it to a vote (in Yahoo's case, that would be this summer), the dissident (in this case, Starboard) may win all or part of the vote.
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If the gel makes it to market, it will become the first hormonal contraceptive for men—more than a half-century after the first birth control pill was approved for women.
"What we're all wondering ... is if it will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazards if fresher, hotter magma makes it to the surface," Neal told reporters Friday.
XAI XAI, Mozambique (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In Mozambique's Gaza province, if someone makes it to their 143th birthday, "you rejoice", said Shady Zita, an English teacher in a rural secondary school.
It turned out I was both right and wrong: Several people die in this book, though the one I was anxious about makes it to the novel's subdued, exhausted, bittersweet end.
Despite being warned away by a stranger, Ho at last makes it to the outpost, where a story of sorts emerges, along with allies and other figures who prove more sinister.
Anyway, the third act begins when the family finally makes it to daylight, having killed two of their doubles, with a third double falling right at the top of Act 3.
But we can't speak honestly of turnout and Democrats' fate and the divergence of results from reality without at least nodding toward how ridiculously difficult this country makes it to vote.
When large spacecraft enter the atmosphere without a heat shield, between 10 percent and 40 percent of their mass usually makes it to the surface, and the rest melts or evaporates.
" From what we see in the series, she never makes it to the other island and therefore never sees the plot-lending skull or hears Bonnie announce the phrase "Two-Land.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the acid in your stomach can kill bacteria in supplements before it makes it to your intestines, Vanessa Rissetto, MS, RD, CDN told Refinery29.
In the event that such a case makes it to the Supreme Court, however, there would likely be loud calls from the right for Ginsburg to recuse herself from considering the case.
Some estimates suggest that as much as a third of all food never actually makes it to a plate, wasting as much water as flows down Russia's Volga river in a year.
Infinity War most definitely feels like the first half of a two-part extravaganza, a story which won't get true closer until May 2019, when Avengers 4 finally makes it to theaters.
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"It's hard enough [when] you make a Hollywood movie — you start and then three years later the movie's finished, and then two years after that it makes it to theaters," Bezos said.
A person of his singular talent and intellect could conceivably build Apple anywhere, but if Jandali never makes it to the U.S., he never meets Schieble, and they never conceive Steve Jobs.
But despite the thriving communities of self-acceptance and body positivity on the platform, for many, Instagram is still a place where only the most aspirational content makes it to the timeline.
If Melenchon makes it to the runoff, he is projected to beat both Le Pen and Fillon by comfortable margins although he is seen losing to Macron 41 percent to 59 percent.
Sorry, Shaq and LaVar -- looks like the epic matchup between your sons ain't happenin' ... 'cause Shareef O'Neal says he's gunning to be 1-and-done before LaMelo Ball makes it to UCLA.
SALON-DE-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - Michael Matthews will become the third Australian rider to win the Tour de France's green jersey providing he makes it to the finish in Paris on Sunday.
At least one Democratic lawmaker says he doesn't see fellow House Democrats voting for the Republicans' Obamacare repeal and replace bill if it makes it to the floor in its current form.
The Democratic Party has become much more solidly progressive than it used to be, and that will be reflected in the policies of any Democrat who makes it to the White House.
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In short, conservatives are taking another swing at dismantling affirmative action — hoping the case makes it to the Supreme Court, where a new conservative majority could rule broadly and outlaw affirmative action.
What if some sports were based on human athleticism more akin to Formula One racing, where scientists, engineers and innovation play a significant role in who makes it to the winner's podium?
Without a voice, a song rarely makes it to radio (DJ Snake's "Turn Down for What," which featured specks of Lil Jon's gnarly shouts, is the closest we'll get to lyric-less triumph).
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"It is indisputable that long held racial beliefs are embedded in of the fabric of the NFL and many of these beliefs still govern who makes it to the field," the letter reads.
According to a new study published in the American Journal of Health Economics, the death rate from the flu is appreciably higher among those whose home team makes it to the Super Bowl.
Polls suggest that a plurality of members would back Boris Johnson, who promises to leave the EU in October with or without a deal, if he makes it to the final run-off.
However, if independent Emmanuel Macron makes it to the runoff against poll favourite Fillon, the former economy minister would win 52 percent to 13 percent, the Ifop Fuducial poll for Paris Match showed.
Clearly, that's a nonstarter on the Lavita tribe, and Angela would just isolate herself further, make herself an enormous target, and likely cost her jury votes, if she makes it to the end.
Come see which angel makes it to the top of our list this year at the 83th Annual Crunchies show, which takes place on February 28 at San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House.
Only time will now tell if Buzz continues to attract interest and makes it to the stars as one of the leading insurtech players in the U.K. The scale up challenge still awaits.
If Tillerson makes it to the floor and Democrats unite against him, the GOP can only afford to lose three votes in order to send the former Exxon Mobil chief to Foggy Bottom.
But when Jessica makes it to Grand Central Station to hop on a train goin' anywhere (or, more specifically, Mexico-by-way-of-Texas), the scene turns purple, and Kilgrave appears through voiceover.
As we see towards the end of season 3 premiere "Night," Emily (Alexis Bledel) makes it to Canada with Nichole and hands the child over to June's husband, Luke Bankole (O-T Fagbenle).
If the measure makes it to the president's desk and he follows through on the White House veto threat, it would be the first piece of legislation he has vetoed since taking office.
The first Richmond punk band was the Malignant Pigs, and they formed in 1987, so only about 10 years late, which is quicker than a lot of stuff makes it to Central Indiana.
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When Herman finally makes it to the audition tent after waiting in line for days — already rejected once and losing his job in the process — he shows off his skills as a chameleon.
Under the international order — the rules and laws established at the end of World War II — anyone who makes it to the border of a foreign country has a right to request asylum.
The feared AT-ST makes it to the edge of the obstacle belt, but the tankers realize that if they advance further, they're going to take a very permanent dunk in the pond.
From Iowa to South Carolina, lawmakers are proposing some of the most far-reaching abortion restrictions in a generation, hoping their legislation triggers the lawsuit that eventually makes it to the high court.
At the end of the movie, when Brittany signs up for the marathon again the next year and actually makes it to the race — cheered on by friends she'd previously spurned — I cried.
"However, with the judge pushing the case hard and the passage of Marsy's Law last fall, I would not be surprised if this case makes it to trial early next fall," Hornsby says.
But if Warren makes it to the general election, she'll have a clear contrast between herself and President Donald Trump, a scandal-ridden incumbent who embodies much of the corruption she's railing against.
The competition over at Bravo's Project Runway is getting sew tough — and judging from season 17's midseason trailer, fans will be on pins and needles to see who makes it to the end!
With a solid conservative majority now in place following Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, there is concern that if this case makes it to the court, it will end affirmative action entirely.
Donald Trump's bold statements against free trade have startled Europe, but Ireland may have more to fear than the rest of the euro zone if the Republican candidate makes it to the White House.
If the pressure-sensitive keyboard makes it to Apple's laptops, it could prevent damage caused by debris and liquids that normally pass through the spaces between keys on traditional keyboards, according to the filing.
By the time I was old enough to appreciate it, there was already too much TV, and it became one of those shows that's "on the list" but never really makes it to viewing.
Robbed of an arm and a leg, Arlen somehow makes it to a compound run by the Dream (Keanu Reeves), a philosophical, cultish dude with a Southern accent and a penchant for wild ideas.
A space-based solar power station would capture the sun's energy that never makes it to the planet and use laser beams to send the energy back to Earth to meet energy demand needs.
For now, you can choose between three virtual locations (USA, Canada and Germany), but the company says more will be available once this feature makes it to the stable release channel later this year.
Yes. When I breathe fire, I drink diesel, but the problem is that no matter how hard I try to keep it in my mouth, some of it always makes it to my stomach.
Finally, he makes it to February 3, and the woman (Andie MacDowell) he fell in love with during his many, many variations on February 2 reaches over him to turn the dumb thing off.
And Mr. Flake — diatribe on Tuesday aside — is still viewed as a likely "yes" on whatever tax bill makes it to the Senate floor, provided it survives several weeks of political kicking and screaming.
The number of failures is staggering: 97 percent of the time that a new drug is tested in a clinical trial for a particular type of cancer, it never makes it to the market.
The Senate-passed version of the water resources bill contains $220 million for Flint, so the House and Senate versions would have to be reconciled before a bill makes it to President Obama's desk.
BTW ... in case there was any doubt -- Tech tells us he thinks Mahomes is the league's MVP ... and if the squad makes it to the Super Bowl, he's callin' dibs on the halftime show!
Additionally, when Dany finally makes it to Westeros and brings her newly acquired Dothraki horde with her, she'll lose the moral high ground that her anti-slave crusade currently gives her in the east.
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So even if you are the one in 600 athlete who makes it to the N.F.L., you'd better have something else in place for when your three or four years in the league are up.
Right now, the pizza tracker gives you step-by-step notifications from when your order is placed to when it goes in the oven, gets in a car, and makes it to your front door.
Though they oversee many people working under the overall umbrella of the series, showrunners make all the final decisions, to ensure that their creative vision is realized once an episode makes it to your screen.
If the device — said to be codenamed "Ripley" — makes it to market, Facebook would enter into another massive smart home battleground, facing off against Amazon, Apple, Google, and Roku for valuable set-top box space.
You can upload pictures of your own furry (or not-so-furry) friends, rate the cuteness of other people's pets and see if your own animal makes it to the top of the cuteness leaderboard.
Once the fiber makes it to Orleans, wireless towers placed strategically—on the town water tower, a nearby mountain overview, and the Tribal headquarters in the center of town—beam the signal into customers' homes.
If she makes it to episode 3 she'll get $10k, episode 5 she'll get another $15k, episode 7 she'll get $20k, episode 8 another $15k, and if she's in the finale she'll get another $20k.
There's still a lot to be done before the Red Dragon makes it to Mars These Red Dragon missions will be an important precursor to SpaceX's long-term goal of setting up a Martian colony.
But Taylor's point does apply — between ambient light and backlight leakage, by the time a color makes it to a screen, not even plain black (#000) is pure; instead it has become a grayer shade.
The researchers expected Monero to do better: Buyers of drugs, stolen credit cards and the like tend to prefer how much harder the currency's design makes it to trace transactions back to buyers and sellers.
Bragi's breakthrough, supposedly, is finding a way to ignore extraneous data and then priming the remaining information ahead of time before it makes it to the software, so less processing is needed once it arrives.
If Ahn makes it to the next round, Gomez's support from Hispanics in the local and national parties could be galvanized to keep the CHC's membership number at its current all-time high in Congress.
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Set against all this is Guthrie's song, which the Orioles, who finish the season at Yankee Stadium, will have a chance to play again this year only if the team makes it to the playoffs.
If the series actually makes it to screens, it'll mark the end of years of effort to get an Obi-Wan movie made, and it will show how Disney intends to use its streaming service.
If Melenchon makes it to the runoff, he was projected by the survey to beat either Le Pen or Fillon by comfortable margins, although he was seen losing to Macron by 41 percent to 59.
If Donald Trump makes it to the White House, he's NOT going to do it on the wings of America's national bird ... according to a lawsuit that aims to protect a particular Bald Eagle pic.
With a solid conservative majority now in place following Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, there is concern that if this case makes it to the court, it will lead to ending affirmative action entirely.
"What will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazard is if hotter, fresher magma makes it to the surface, and that could be what is coming," Neal told a conference call on Friday.
While we've seen similar and even dramatically bigger SSDs (Seagate has a 60TB solid state drive), the 16TB hard drive would be the single largest magnetic disk drive ever if it actually makes it to market.
Political insiders say that one of the only things keeping Idaho from passing truly extreme legislation is the House Ways and Means Committee, which kills most far-right legislation before it makes it to the floor.
I first watched Freeform's Siren pilot, about a fierce mermaid who makes it to land, last September, roughly a month before the New York Times published its damning exposé on now-disgraced mega-producer Harvey Weinstein.
We can blame it on the fact that Midge can work the Revlon counter at B. Altman if she makes it to the city on time, and Benjamin just so happens to be heading that way.
Let's not forget how simple a computer makes it to get up multiple windows on macOS or Windows, making referencing and cross-referencing substantially easier than it is through the multitasking available on Android and iOS.
Why it matters: If the Franken case does go before the committee and makes it to a vote, it will reveal what each Senator on the committee — Chairman Johnny Isakson, Vice Chairman Chris Coons, and Sens.
Once it makes it to the surface, the vehicle will send back data about how the entry, descent, and landing went — and then in a couple days, its onboard battery will likely run out of power.
Halfway through the season, when Naz makes it to Riker's, a completely new reality is introduced — a gauzy, surrealist version of Orange is the New Black that shares a lot with the prison scenes from Chicago.
"You are just hoping that you don't get arrested for loitering or something crazy like that, and you get 23 hours in central booking for something that never even makes it to a courtroom," he said.
The Waiting Game At UFC 199's post-fight press conference, Holloway seemed resigned to the fact that he will have to fight at least one more time before he makes it to a championship date.
Hersh — brought up in a lower-middle-class family on the South Side of Chicago — grew up revering The New York Times and is beyond honored when he finally makes it to the paper in 1972.
It's too early to say, but DAFs could get a boost from President Trump's new tax code, allowing philanthropists to take an up-front tax break long before the money makes it to any specific cause.
" Entry into the Olympics for unqualified athletes is at the discretion of the IAAF, but assuming she makes it to Rio in August, Nary's goals are simple: finish the race without injury, and without looking "ridiculous.
It's a fleeting vision, because as soon as I come to terms with the prospect of buying an overpriced smartphone I don't need, I remember how easy Apple makes it to buy a new iPhone these days.
So, you know the whole affair is officially starting to heat up when newly-minted supermodel Kendall Jenner finally makes it to her first red carpet, proving her film festival style M.O. hasn't changed in the slightest.
No, the unapologetically original Siren tells the story of what happens when a mermaid (Eline Powell) makes it to land and is more enamored with the stray self-defense murder than figuring out what a dinglehopper is.
The reason so little of this bombardment makes it to the planet's surface is that much of it is burnt up by atmospheric friction, which creates the fireball that is the visible sign of a meteor's arrival.
It'll apparently have a 100-kWh battery pack and all-wheel drive, but it's so concept-y that wise money should be on all that potentially changing, if and when the E-Legend makes it to production.
For every Friends, there's 1,93 other comedies that never made it past a pilot, or 10 episodes, or 20 episodes, and to be a part of a drama that makes it to 100 is a big deal.
Trump then brought his one-man show to a close, bragging that when he makes it to the White House, he will be "more presidential than anybody" -- with the possible exception of Abraham Lincoln, he humbly added.
But just because the court currently consists of five conservative leaning judges and four liberals, it does not mean the case will break down along the usual ideological divide if it makes it to the high court.
Even if Muay Thai never makes it to the Olympics, the kids will still have surfing and skateboarding and rock-climbing to distract them from their Facebook pages and sexting for a few weeks every fourth summer.
She's no longer after survival, simply vengeance, so while it's fair to wonder if she makes it to the show's end, it's clear she intends to make her wrath felt, likely by partnering with Daenerys and company.
And, because it is Iowa, there are parents who spend caucus season vying to get their children photographed with all of the candidates they can — just in case one of them makes it to the White House.
This Upshot article explains: According to a new study published in the American Journal of Health Economics, the death rate from the flu is appreciably higher among those whose home team makes it to the Super Bowl.
"I wouldn't 100% rule out the possibility that there is some unexpected development and Macri makes it to a second round," said Megan Cook, a Buenos Aires-based political and regulatory risk expert at advisory Cefeidas Group.
Lord is also expected to make recusals if she makes it to the Pentagon so as to not violate any regulations in weighing in on future Defense Department competitions involving Textron Systems and parent company Textron Inc.
Dr. Shirley is going on a U.S. tour, and needs a chauffeur with thick skin, who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty in order to ensure that he makes it to all of his gigs on time.
By the time she makes it to Randall and Beth's house — following a rocky patch of turbulence and a surprising encounter with a fellow passenger — she's made a life-changing decision: She wants to undergo gastric bypass surgery.
He'd like for the House to incorporate it into its version of the bill, but also knows there's a strong possibility he'll have to push for it to be included once the bill makes it to the Senate.
Some conservatives think they can get a better deal by holding strong, even though the better deal they seek would ensure the legislation is dead on arrival in the Senate, if it even makes it to the Senate.
But whether or not ElliQ makes it to market, it's an interesting change of perspective for gadget makers: instead of simply solving their own problems, it looks like they're moving to start solving those of their parents, too.
"Around 10 percent of the European Union's fresh fruits and vegetables come from Kenya, and when produce makes it to the airport it gets sorted there for the cosmetic standards," said Robert Opp, head of innovation at WFP.
But the most obviously strange part of it is how the first base umpire throws back a hammer despite the fact that Harris crosses first a full 'one Mississippi' before the ball even makes it to the bag.
The AARP says the revised bill is "even worse," warning lawmakers it intends to "let all 38 million of our members know exactly" how their representative votes on the legislation, if it makes it to the House floor.
"MarCO-A and B are our first and second interplanetary CubeSats designed to monitor InSight for a short period around landing, if the MarCO pair makes it to Mars," said Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Sciences Division.
If it makes it to the president's desk, the provision would undercut the settlement that the Commerce Department reached with the company this month that essentially threw it a lifeline at the request of China's president, Xi Jinping.
While lots of wild designs regularly parade down the runway during men's fashion week, what actually makes it to the red carpet tends to be a sedate collection of black tuxedos with the occasional whimsical bow tie or sock.
L.A. Standout Trend: The Slick BackBest For: All TexturesLet's be honest: Not everyone traipsing around L.A. in yoga pants ever actually makes it to the gym, but that doesn't mean you can't add some health benefits to your day.
And Bridenstine told CNN that he estimates an extra $20 to $30 billion will be needed over the next five years — in addition to NASA's annual budget — to ensure that the agency makes it to the Moon by 2024.
Despite the legal issues, Kelly was recently signed to a contract with the Colts -- though if he eventually makes it to the regular season roster, he won't be able to play in the first 2 games of the season.
Already on Facebook, advertisers are able to buy video impressions, which are counted as soon as someone sees a video, or 10-second views, which are more expensive and counted only if the user makes it to 10 seconds.
And even if a case clears those requirements and makes it to the EEOC, the statute of limitations on filing sexual harassment claims creates a narrow reporting window that is often difficult for women fearful of retaliation to meet.
"Your familiarity with the players and having a hand in their development — and they know who you are and what you're about and your passion for the job — makes it to where we can succeed sitting in this chair."
Their accounts show that even as men like Harvey Weinstein are starting to be held accountable in the #MeToo era, in a rare rape case that makes it to trial, believing women isn't necessarily enough for the criminal system.
Apple News Plus, the company's new magazine (and news) subscription service, is the latest offender because of how easy Apple makes it to subscribe: Just tap that "Try it Free" button, confirm your payment, and you're off to the races.
It's got the young kid who makes it to the pros and immediately realizes she's in over her head, the crusty old teammate who agrees to take her under his wing, and the big game where it's all on the line.
Those drinks are fun in real life, but between the moody lighting in the cantina and the fact that much of the smoky effect dissipates by the time the drink actually makes it to the table, they're tough to capture.
Though she'll be one of the oldest skiers competing if she makes it to Korea, Vonn touched upon one of her special abilities that will help her compete: her ability to memorize the slopes, which she developed almost a decade ago.
In that electrifying monologue, so provocative the rabbi leaves the hall in disgust, Midge hovers around the same topics she'll explore once she actually makes it to the Gaslight: expectations of womanhood, her parents and, her husband, Joel (Michael Zegan).
If this product — or a similar one like it, with an improved design — actually makes it to market, there's no doubt it could help save people hundreds of dollars they would otherwise end up spending on phone repairs or new devices.
On TV, designer Michael Costello is criticized by the other contestants because he "can't sew" (translation: he didn't go to fashion school), but I learn by Googling that he makes it to the finals and later dresses Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.
Whether it's between flat super teams or talent scatters across the league because the financial structure incentivizes high picks to stay where they were drafted, whoever makes it to the top will hardly be there long enough to plant a flag.
I don't understand why car companies can't name their all-electric concepts without invoking all-caps, dashes or isolated letters, but the I-PACE does look like an intriguing machines, especially if it actually makes it to production in 2018.
It sounds like Daenarys (Emilia Clarke) makes it to Dragonstone, where she takes part in a "heated discussion" with Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), Theon (Alfie Allen), Yara (Gemma Whelan), Ellaria (Indira Varma), Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel), and Lady Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg).
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump would sign the Graham-Cassidy bill if the legislation to repeal Obamacare makes it to his desk, an administration official told CNN Tuesday, as the White House launched a full-court press on Capitol Hill.
Despite the fact that he was set up to fail by having to meet his officer during work hours, he makes it to the appointment, and despite the fact that his PO seems relatively respectful, the urine test is humiliating.
Yang also goes a step further than most campaigns in talking about geoengineering: using experimental technologies to absorb carbon or reduce the amount of sun that makes it to Earth, so as to minimize the worst effects of climate change.
After weeks of travel, Elsa makes it to Switzerland, and, eventually, to Israel, where, having left her husband, she joins her brother, a man from whom she finds herself as alienated as she is from everyone else in her world.
"We believe this investment is an essential piece of a national infrastructure plan and stand ready work to with you to make sure it is a feature of any comprehensive infrastructure bill that makes it to your desk," the lawmakers write.
That alone is a reason enough to hope the company makes it to the higher echelons of the fight game, but like the fighters competing in their fights, it also feels as though for SCL, that is a secondary objective.
Combine this lack of a strong economic upside over the next two years with Trump's extreme current unpopularity, and his chances for re-election — if he even makes it to the end of his first term — don't look too good.
The problem with this is how easy Trump makes it to make everything about him, even when he has very little to do with, say, a Republican tax bill that would have been very similar under almost any other Republican president.
If the case makes it to the discovery phase, Zervos's lawyers will be able to request memos, emails, and other documents from the Trump campaign to see if Trump was telling the truth about his conduct with Zervos, Marcus said.
I love how easy Apple makes it to pair AirPods to my iCloud account and have them automatically set up on every device I use, but I also just wish they could be connected to more than one device at a time.
Though she is still based out of Dallas with her husband and 5-year-old child, she makes it to Orlando once a month and has a staff on both coasts to cover Disneyland in Anaheim, California in addition to Walt Disney World.
Although massive crowds aren't present at the moment of the act, the tragedy usually makes it to computer and television screens by way of grainy cellphone footage or, in Trayvon's case, the haunting screams for help heard during a 911 phone call.
The site offers monthly subscriptions starting at $4.68 — one penny for each House and Senate seat on the ballot in 2018 — and then evenly distributes the money it raises to every Democrat who makes it to the general election in those races.
When she finally makes it to her audition, she not only bombs, but tries to sell the uptight casting director (Jane Lynch) her prized possession, a bag of the once-coveted "government weed" that Californians can now easily buy with a prescription.
In theory, this could be a solid year for the Jets — that is to say, one in which a competitive team makes it to the playoffs while simultaneously progressing on its multiyear rebuilding effort that would bear fruit for many years to come.
If the stock makes it to the $841 region, Gordon will break even on his trade; if it rises to $845 or above within the next month, his $95 spread will be worth $500, for a profit of more than 420 percent.
"We're really excited to help them become aware of when new content from their favorite fellow Imgurians makes it to Most Viral, and to give them the ability to chat in real time with other Imgurians right in the mobile apps," she said.
It now moves on to the Senate, although it's not clear when the upper chamber will take it up (it's dealing with a little thing called health care) or, if the bill makes it to the President's desk, if he'll sign it.
Here are some of the other economic policies he aims to tackle if he makes it to the White House: Yang is proposing a 10 percent value-added tax, which would be a consumption levy on products sold in the United States.
The companies say they want to make it easier to play music anywhere in the home – which makes sense, since Sonos' main benefit is how easy their software makes it to set up and manage a system of speakers throughout your home.
But Democrats will likely run into roadblocks trying to pass this kind of legislation since Republicans slightly expanded their Senate majority to 22019-47 seats after the midterm elections and Trump can veto the bill if it makes it to his desk.
"With earnings growth expected to continue the rest of the year, it might be a rocky road but it could still be that the bull market makes it to nine," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"If the Donald makes it to the White House, I think there's going to be a lot of changes," explained Mesnier, who started working at the White House for Jimmy Carter and stayed onboard until the end of George W. Bush's administration.
The platform, if it eventually makes it to the sea without being detected, could increase Kim's confidence in his nuclear deterrent by giving North Korea a first- or second-strike option in the event of a major conflict with the United States.
That's when Eternals is due to arrive in theaters, and as unlikely as it seems, the Dane/Sersi storyline that spanned just three of the character's 52-year existence will be the reason that Dane Whitman finally makes it to the big screen.
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I wrote stories about losing a parent, about a young gymnast who gets her first gold medal and an ice skater who makes it to the Olympics; even a science fiction trilogy that takes up the perils and possibilities of new technology.
It remains sadly uncommon for African contemporary art to receive this kind of full reckoning, and all too often, when it makes it to Europe or the United States, our museums often shrink it to fulfilling a single political or educational function.
The resolutions need a simple majority to pass the Senate and House, but, given GOP support for the strike, they are unlikely to get the two-thirds support needed to override a potential veto if either makes it to Trump's desk initially.
Macron, a centrist and favored to win France's two-part election if he makes it to a run-off on May 7, said he would require firms like Google, Apple, Facebook and Twitter to rapidly remove any extremist propaganda from their sites.
This messy picture rarely makes it to individuals seeking sleep help because, as cannabis doctor Jordan Tishler notes, retailers and hardcore advocates tend to latch onto suggestions that something in weed may help with sleep as proof that it does and omit countervailing findings.
It's the rare character who doesn't end up in mortal danger at some point over the course of the series, but when it comes to Sophie Turner's Sansa Stark, we're rooting that she makes it to the end of the line alive and well.
South by Southwest Bill Gates is the richest man in the world right now, with more than $85 billion to his name, and, according to one estimate, if he makes it to his mid-80's, he will likely be the world's first trillionaire.
"On the other hand, if Marine Le Pen, the hard-right candidate, makes it to the second round and then wins the election, she said she'll take France off the euro, which would mean the end of the EU as we know it," he continued.
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The chef-in-residence at the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco, Mr. Terry, 43, wrote "Afro-Vegan: Farm-Fresh African, Caribbean and Southern Flavors Remixed," a 2014 cookbook that regularly makes it to the top 453 soul food cookbook rankings on Amazon.
House Democrats can essentially force a vote in the Senate because the war-powers resolution is privileged, but they're unlikely to get the two-thirds majority needed in both chambers to overcome an expected presidential veto if the measure makes it to Trump's desk.
True, these two haven't spent a ton of time together yet on The Bachelor (at least according to the footage that makes it to the small screen) and Cassie has kept a low profile in the group of women — she's not one for drama and pageant problems.
The first photo for Marvel's Inhumans didn't exactly fill us with confidence, and now that we've seen the new trailer... well, let's just say it's a good thing that the show still has three months of tweak time before it makes it to a gigantic Imax screen.
Absolutely. This is what your racist congressman thinks of when he imagines rap music, and I hope beyond all hope that it makes it to said congressman's ears—ideally so that he can deliver an angry speech on the House floor decrying a guy named OG Swaggerdick.
With the help of Hi-5 (James Corden) and hacker Jailbreak (Anna Faris), they try to get to the "cloud" so that Gene can be uploaded and fixed before their user, Alex (Jake T. Austin), makes it to tech support to fix his emoji-glitching phone.
"Unless this bill makes it to the President's desk in a matter of weeks with necessary improvements, it will be incumbent on President Obama to ensure lands in Southern Utah are protected after an eight decade effort," Jennifer Rokala, the organization's executive director, said in a statement.
If a Democrat can't win in Utah, America could use another Republican who's at least willing to challenge Trump's assault on American political norms and shameful moral equivalency in Charlottesville—assuming Romney continues to be that same man if and when he makes it to Washington.
Even if the Republican bill passes the Senate this week, House Democrats are warning they won't accept the Senate GOP proposal and will force a conference committee, a move that would drag out and potentially stall chances that a disaster funding bill makes it to Trump's desk.
In video of the wreck, obtained by TMZ, you can see the violent collision -- it appears Helen's vehicle thought it had a clear path to cross the intersection -- the SUV almost makes it to the other side, but gets clipped at the last second, flipping it over.
If Nord Stream 2 is completed, Ukraine claims it will lose $2 billion in transit fees, a large piece of the national budget, but Ukraine's epic corruption likely ensures most of that money never makes it to roads, schools, hospitals, or improvements to the pipeline network.
You have some eggs held "in reserve" in the follicle in a dormant state: some actively making their way down the pipeline for the next few months, and some that are actually "recruited" to begin maturing every month (only one of those typically makes it to your fallopian tubes).
"One thing, of course, is the Venus greenhouse effect and what controls that," Cutts said, adding that only a small fraction of the sunlight hitting Venus' surface actually makes it to the ground, with most of that solar energy reflected back into space by particles in the atmosphere.
Where there is Pepsi, there is music, but showing the joy of Pepsi and how nothing else is a Pepsi might require the company that makes it to find its own way to help people catch that Pepsi spirit and make it the choice of a new generation.
Know What You Wear Most Often While one of my favorite things about the service is how easy it makes it to experiment with silhouettes and pieces, I also think that it's worth it to take an inventory of what you actually wear every day before you sign up.
Expect to see the image of the two of them together a lot if Mr. Rubio makes it to the general election — Mr. Rubio's version of the famous United Colors of Benetton ads, which depicted racially diverse groups of people as part of the Italian retailer's campaign to sell clothes.
There's no timeline for when the feature might make it into a stable release of Chrome OS, but About Chromebooks notes that the feature actually requires a change to the Linux kernel that underlies the operating system, so it could be a little while before it makes it to consumer devices.
Unwind all the story threads, reshuffle them into some semblance of linear order, and the water cooler summary goes like this: Bernard makes it to The Valley Beyond, which is home to The Forge, a secret facility where all of the digital copies of the park's guests have been stored.
If "Marshall" indeed makes it to the screen soon, with its story of a black lawyer in a United States just emerging from its Jim Crow era, it will share the stage with "Hidden Figures," a tale of black women using math to rise in the same, often difficult milieu.
The president's request is the first step in a long budgeting process, which includes the passage of budget resolutions in both the House and Senate, all of which must make their way through various subcommittees and a reconciliation process before a formal bill finally makes it to the president's desk.
On the West Coast, its celery is grown in Oxnard, in Southern California, or in the deserts of California and Arizona, where there was a cold and wet winter, which can slow the growth of the crop or make it go to seed, so it never makes it to harvest.
With macOS Catalina, Screen Time makes it to the Mac—that means as well as seeing just how much time you spend on Netflix each day, you can also keep your kids safe on a Mac by putting limits on their usage, with these configurations protected with a passcode you specify.
Basically, if you wanted to get a sense of what it was like to drive the Model 3 from a cockpit controls standpoint ahead of actually being able to check one out (and it sounds like it'll be a while before it even makes it to showrooms), this is your best bet.
Well, it seems pretty evident that Warren is trying to ride the coattails of the progressive left through the Democratic primary by paying lip-service to so-called Medicare-for-all while at the same time giving herself a lot of space to breathe if she makes it to the General Election.
What it says about the future: This one's an easy call: Lagercrantz has already written a fifth book in the series, 2017's The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye, and the success of this film version will likely determine whether that one makes it to the screen as well.
One is a question of whether they are too old for the job, though in the case of the 19043-year-old Biden, that issue may be muted by the advanced age of Bernie Sanders, one of his leading primary opponents, and President Donald Trump, if Biden makes it to the general election.
In particular, look at those Circuit Breaker numbers — most of the content posted to the Circuit Breaker Facebook page never makes it to The Verge's website, but it's still way out ahead of YouTube and our custom player, all of which get boosted when we embed them on article pages on the web.
When she makes it to her destination — David's childhood bedroom, now a frozen tableau in which she and her friends recoil from the bullets that seem destined to strike David and Syd dead the moment time starts moving again — giant eyes open in the wall and gaze down like something out of Dali.
While the two are adamant about focusing on building their relationship and getting to know each other better,  Viall, 36, is jumping straight into the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, which has a physically and emotionally strenuous weekly rehearsal schedule and requires a three-month commitment if he makes it to the finals.
It just defeats the western music business structure that's based on monitoring since you can't really keep track of it once you put it out (you can't really count the hits...just hope it makes it to a few popular groups and the more you get it back the more you know its working).
John, one of the posh boys, drops out of the show before "28" and only returns at "35" on the condition that he can draw attention to the charity work he does in Bulgaria; he never makes it to Parliament, to his chagrin, but he wears the wig and the silk as a Queen's Counsel.
So, we do end up throwing a bunch of detail away, so we try to do as much there as we can because we know that once it makes it to a place like Instagram, there's a lot less flexibility because you just have a lot less data in that file to play with.
It is not clear whether Trump would actually proceed with deporting current DACA recipients, and if the Democrats gain a majority in the House — and even the Senate — in the 2018 elections, they will be in a much stronger position to set the agenda and decide which immigration package makes it to the president's desk.
Or maybe the Hulk would borrow Ant-Man's suit, shrink down, crawl into Thanos's mouth, and journey into his digestive system, before taking him down from within in especially gross and graphic fashion, as posited by Reddit user sodabased: As soon as the Hulk makes it to the urethra he turns his suit off.
"If somebody cool like Rihanna is doing it, or if someone as kick-ass as [Wright] is doing it, it makes it to where it's a lot easier for a girl to show up and start talking tech or about some of the apps she likes to make without getting a lot of backlash," said Davis.
Trump Jr. acknowledged that former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE (D) could spend "more than anything any person could ever raise in America" if he makes it to the general election.
It also follows that the outsider has every incentive to vilify and blacken the reputation of more insider types who aren't on the challenger's bandwagon, even if this means alienating progressives whose support you really could use later on — hey, you don't want to see your champion turn to established figures if and when he makes it to office.
The thing that makes it, to me, not cut and dry, is that with the DMCA it's not that you merely distributed something with removed copyright management information, but that you have done so with an intent to hide or facilitate infringement, and they knew that by using this digital tool they would be removing her information.
It's extraordinarily inefficient — by one government estimate, 2182 percent of spending on food subsidies never makes it to a single household, 26 percent goes to non-poor people, and only 28 percent goes to poor people — and raises the obvious question of whether scrapping it all and using the money to just give out cash would be better.
Nor was he returned to his home country with nothing to show after having paid smugglers what is for most people across Africa an enormous sum, often borrowed from family with the expectation that a young man who makes it to Europe can help a family back home, and even pull the family out of poverty.
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Phillips emailed me as I was also considering whether there's an ethical way to cover abhorrent behavior on the internet—decisions about how and whether to write about racially, sexually, or xenophobically motivated hacks and harassment is a question the Motherboard staff considers all the time, but it's rarely a conversation that ever makes it to the public.
Large and small parties have joined together to increase their chances of gaining seats in parliament, and the leading presidential challengers, the fiery nationalist Meral Aksener and Muharrem Ince, a largely secular politician of humble origins who has made inroads with Erdogan's base, have pledged to support each other if either makes it to a second round against Erdogan.
Mr. Rosen, a former George W. Bush administration official known for his zeal to undo federal regulations, is pushing the controversial proposal on the expectation that by the time any challenge makes it to the Supreme Court, the court's makeup will be more friendly to a conservative, anti-regulatory policy, according to individuals familiar with his thinking.
When it comes down to it though, no one knows exactly how or what medication could be affected by the pandemic, because everything in the manufacturing process of a drug — from what factory makes it, to the list of raw materials used and where they come from — is considered by "pharma to be a trade secret," according to Fox.
Some of the problem is structural: Iowa and New Hampshire — two of the whitest states in the country — play an outsize role in determining who makes the debate stage and who makes it to March, based on their early place in the primary calendar and the weight given to their polling by the Democratic National Committee's debate criteria.
If Omar makes it to Washington, there's a chance she could be one of many Muslim women to do so; she's part of a group of five including Rashida Tlaib of Michigan's 13th District, Fayrouz Saad of Michigan's 11th District, Tahirah Amatul-Wadud of Massachusetts's First District, and US Senate candidate Deedra Abboud, running in Arizona.
So rather than all the energy in the universe hitting the Cauchy horizon at the same time, only a relatively small portion of the energy in the universe makes it to the black hole because that energy can't travel from the farthest corners of the universe to the black hole faster than the speed of light.
Wilkerson appeared on The Ellen Show on April 18th (about a week and a half since his initial tweet) where she proposed that if he makes it to 18 million retweets, she'll give him a special prize — but on the condition that he doesn't surpass her own record by asking fans to retweet both their accounts and surge to 18 million together. Whoops.
There is without question an aspirational nature to his candidacy, and blue-collar workers have shown up at the polls in droves to support his bid for the Republican nomination — often expressing admiration for his success and a belief that his financial wealth will free him from the influence of special interests if he makes it to the White House.
Critics argue those subsidies are extraordinarily inefficient — by one government estimate, 21977 percent of spending on food subsidies never makes it to a single household, 221.2 percent goes to people not in poverty, and only 22011 percent goes to poor people — which raises the obvious question of whether scrapping it all and using the money to just give out cash would be better.
James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) have said they expect to see an amendment on the issue once the defense policy bill makes it to the Senate floor.
And if it fails and a feminist game makes it to market—as it occasionally does and will continue to do, regardless of any opponents—Gamergate attempts to strip that game of its video-game status, variably claiming it is too short to be a game, too linear to be a game, too political to be a game or, most bluntly, not a true game at all.
But when she thinks about the added pain of explaining her story to police officers who blame her for her own assault, the exhaustion of fending off social media trolls who regularly target her and her friends, the toll it's taken on her family, and the amount of money she's spent in the hopes her case makes it to trial, she questions her decision to speak out in the first place.
Maison Me, a startup that has built a platform that lets people provide either a few clues, or very specific detail, of a piece of clothing that they would like, and then makes it to order, has raised $1 million to build out its business from backers that include Founders Fund, the new Google Assistant investment program, Gagarin Capital and others that are not being named for now.
If our country makes it to Medicare for All, it will be through an evolutionary process where a public option for health insurance is created and made appealing enough that people vote with their feet over time, so to speak, thus increasingly discarding their private health insurance in favor of a potentially better system, but without having Washington rapidly and radically take over nearly 20 percent of the national economy in one easy fell swoop.
However, the disease has already spread abroad, with cases in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and, as of Tuesday, the US.In a media briefing following the announcement of the US case, Dr. Martin Cetron, the director for the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine at the Centers for Disease Control, outlined a comprehensive "funneling approach" to make sure every traveler from Wuhan makes it to one of five US airports that can screen them.
And if you think about it right now, when you and I pay that dollar on taxes, first we pay an accountant, then it goes to some sort of tax-collection government agency, then it gets appropriated by a legislature who weighs it in 23 different ridiculous ways, then it goes to a giant social service agency that's wildly inefficient, huge union contracts, and then how much of that on the dollar makes it to the person who needs food stamps?
"We have to go through the proper immigration process," Viall says about his Canadian fiancée immigrating to the U.S. Additionally, even though the Bachelor cameras have stopped rolling, the newly engaged couple will have to continue making the most of their time together now that Viall will be starring on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, which has a physically and emotionally strenuous weekly rehearsal schedule and requires a three-month commitment if he makes it to the finals.
He has found inspiration in the few Indian players who have come close to reaching the N.B.A. — Satnam Singh, the first Indian-born player selected in the N.B.A. draft, in 2015; Amjyot Singh, who has played in the N.B.A.'s minor-league system; and Princepal Singh, an 18-year-old near-seven-footer who is now considered India's top N.B.A. prospect — and he knows that if a player from India makes it to the N.B.A., his sport would become a national phenomenon.

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