This video makes the cut for a couple of reasons.
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Still, MADE NYC makes the cut as one of Booking.
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Xiaomi's Mi Note 10 makes the cut, but just barely.
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Music that is soulful in rhythm and harmony makes the cut.
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What else makes the cut on the Air Force One DVR?
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Not just any cropped denim makes the cut (pun somewhat intended).
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Not every brand that applies for their shelves makes the cut.
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And for every scientific mission that makes the cut, dozens do not.
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Not every Windows machine makes the cut, but the Blade certainly does.
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But he no longer makes the cut for Forbes's 400 richest Americans.
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But as per recent rule changes, her series no longer makes the cut.
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When it comes to black-swan events, a global pandemic certainly makes the cut.
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"Makes the cut" does not mean someone who makes a team in today's puzzle.
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And at the distillery, only one in 100 barrels makes the cut for this whiskey.
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But so many young people do apply, only 1 in 22002 applicants makes the cut.
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How do you determine if something makes the cut for broader use in the newsroom?
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HBO's television series "Silicon Valley," which first aired in 2014, also makes the cut, Gates says.
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By the numbers Who makes the cut for the most important month in women's fashion magazines?
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It's hard to fill out a roster of great hockey movies, and Miracle just makes the cut.
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That pithy phrase, popularized by a November 2014 Paper magazine cover story on Kim Kardashian, makes the cut.
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The 10 titular drugs aren't necessarily the most important ones ever; neither penicillin nor aspirin makes the cut.
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Asked whether he hopes she makes the cut, Brown said Clinton has "much better choices," pointing to Virginia Sen.
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You have absolutely nothing to lose by applying and a lot to gain if your company makes the cut.
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Full satisfaction with these types of subjective history books hinges on the author's judgment about who makes the cut.
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Tune in to see if Tartrick makes the cut; and speaking of cuts, we're hoping he doesn't cut that hair.
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And when it comes to polling, how will the distinction be drawn between who makes the cut and who doesn't?
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By an administration that callously appraises our worthiness and decides who makes the cut and who can be bargained away.
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The House bill cuts the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent immediately and makes the cut permanent.
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It's the other 5% that I want to make sure our readers know about, and this serum makes the cut.
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For example, while he recommends Dell, which is a hardware play, Sacconaghi said Check Point Software also makes the cut.
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By an Administration that callously appraises our worthiness and decides who makes the cut and who can be bargained away.
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While the black dress makes the cut, the momager's next outfit – a white, layered fringe flapper dress – gets shut down immediately.
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Still, we'll have to wait and see if Nicky makes the cut to get screen time with Will and Martin Lawrence.
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Yan makes the cut here because of his surprising jump in the odds, which suggests he might have made the shortlist.
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The results here reflect only the former — so don't take it personally if one of your favorite films makes the cut.
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So Northwestern, in the tournament for the first time in school history, just makes the cut as a No. 8 seed.
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The listing for the calendar promises our favorite trio makes the cut, and Hermione's figure even comes with her own time turner!
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At 6663, Jared Kushner just barely makes the cut for America's most contentious demographic, and yet somehow embodies all of those stereotypes.
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Writer: Issa RaeDirector: Cecile Emeke This episode makes the cut for one reason and one reason only — Thug Yoda (Tristen J. Winger).
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At the end, each will present NASA with a study report and wait to see which of them actually makes the cut.
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Not only that, if your company makes the cut, you'll get the VIP treatment and receive a ton of media and investor attention.
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To wit, 30% of the list hail from outside the U.S.; Chinese actress Fan Bingbing makes the cut for the second consecutive year.
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"We can't wait to see who makes the cut to join our other 4,000 chocolate-loving employees across the U.K." Applications currently remain open.
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If SpaceX makes the cut, it will be eligible for millions or perhaps billions of dollars in launch contracts from the Department of Defense.
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Peterman: What makes the cut is something with a factual romance, unique, hard to find, a lot of history involved, that type of thing.
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Click on to see (and shop) our picks — and keep an eye on our street style coverage to see exactly what makes the cut.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin also makes the cut as he meets Obama at the United Nations headquarters on September 28, 2015 in New York City.
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But here's the catch: Only one flavor will make it to grocery-store shelves, and it's up to you to decide which makes the cut.
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Getting cast on NBC's hit late-night sketch-comedy series "Saturday Night Live" is no easy feat — and not everyone who auditions makes the cut.
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"Nothing makes the cut to the shelf unless it's been validated with taste tests and scored as well or better as comparable products," she said.
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Today, ladies and gentlemen, today that promise is being broken by in administration that decides who makes the cut and who can be bargained away.
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Courtney warned that whether Cadillac tax delay makes the cut will be a sign of whether Republicans are really saving it for broader action next year.
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Tony Romo, who enjoys moonlighting as a golfer, would miss work at his day job if he makes the cut at the Safeway Open next week.
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But today, ladies and gentlemen, today that promise is being broken but praises our worthiness and decides who makes the cut and who can be bargained away.
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Akon just told us he hopes Eddie casts real Africans in the sequel -- but John's holding out hope at least one more African-American actor makes the cut.
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They'll select approximately 15-20 companies to compete If your startup makes the cut, you'll receive free pitch coaching from TechCrunch in the form of six rigorous weeks.
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So, if you've ever wondered how a smaller name like, say, Ganni makes the cut to get stocked alongside a high-end household name like Gucci, read on.
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SpongeBob memes, this generation's Seinfeld for having a plot point for everything, surely makes the cut for whatever digital time capsule we'd construct for the late-twenty-tens.
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Top Pick designees receive a free Startup Alley Exhibition package and VIP invitations to special events at Disrupt SF. Hey, why not see whether your startup makes the cut?
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Russian President Vladimir Putin also makes the cut as he meets President Obama at the United Nations headquarters on September 210, 210 in New York City, United States. 113.
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If Isles makes the cut, Citi could get a two-sport athlete for the price of one, said Tina Davis, managing director of marketing and corporate sponsorships at the bank.
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Republicans are hoping that if they can keep Ossoff under 50 percent, then take the seat in the runoff by coalescing around the one GOP candidate who makes the cut.
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Options range from standard sushi-counter fare (spicy tuna rolls, ebi nigiri, salmon avocado rolls) to less common catches, depending on what makes the cut that week (pun possibly intended).
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There are small shifts in support depending on which woman makes the cut, with Warren improving Biden's margins with liberals and independents and Klobuchar slightly improving his margins with Republican women.
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If he makes the cut he will be sponsored by Speedo in a deal that is worth "a lot of money", assures his brother (Lucas Caleb Rooney), who works as his manager.
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His audacious take on Bernstein's "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1988) makes the cut; so does "Jazz Devil" (1998), his droll signature tune, with its walking bass and its comic supernatural narrative.
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What's interesting, too, [is that] you do a lot of shooting with cast members, and then some of the best stuff makes the cut, but with Justin, he was so unwilling to shoot.
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Stewart herself has chosen and tasted each and every bottle that makes the cut, with all of them passing her personal test for quality, delicious flavor, and the ability to pair well with food.
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The city's mayor has since announced plans to begin planning and development of the park, and we're really hoping that bathtub roller coaster makes the cut, despite the massive logistical and safety issues it poses.
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"All Mongeau can do now is hope she makes the cut again, or we're likely to see more of her infamous cryptic tweets, like the one she posted three hours ago:"Guess now i'll just wonder why.
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If Virginia makes the cut, Apple would be the second large tech company to call the state a (second or third) home, as Amazon is also reportedly looking at Virginia as a site for its second U.S. headquarters.
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Phoebe Robinson (from the podcast 2 Dope Queens) sat down with comedian Anu Valia to see if Ansari makes the cut as a hot, smart guy who is interested in dismantling oppression and increasing gender and racial parity.
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He's got recent classics like Blake's "I Never Learnt To Share" in there alongside older ones like Donna Summer's Giorgio Moroder-produced "I Feel Love," and even Steve Reich's 1965 sample-based composition "It's Gonna Rain, Part 1" makes the cut.
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If Chen -- viewed by some observers as a future premier -- makes the cut, it would be a great leap forward for the relatively young politician -- who isn't even in the current Politburo -- and another testament to Xi's consolidation of power.
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If most of its functionality makes the cut, it could be great – I'd love to be able to tap into my Harmony skill to set up my home theater experience for a good Netflix binge session while I'm pulling into the driveway, for instance.
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But rather than return to her native Ohio or launch her own feminist press, Miller accepts the compromises and doubles down on her commitment to editing and delivering quality fiction to a mass audience — most of it, of course, written by men, though the occasional female writer makes the cut.
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If your mobility startup makes the cut, you receive a free Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, which includes a one-day exhibit space in Startup Alley, three founder passes good for all three days of the show, use of CrunchMatch — our investor-to-startup matching platform — and access to the event press list.
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And while the process of formulating any strategic policy document is likely to involve plenty of 'blue-sky thinking' — thinking that never, ultimately, makes the cut as a bona fide policy pledge — it's nonetheless interesting to see how a very long-list of digital ideas has been whittled down and reshuffled into this set of "seven strands".
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Todrick Hall's name also makes the cut — though that's not a surprise, seeing as he appears as a backup dancer in the video, wearing a cut-off shirt with the words "I ❤ TS" on it (a clear jab at those who made fun of Swift's ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating).
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My first impressions: It's ultra-soft (so much so that I didn't bother wearing a tee underneath), vibrant (not every red is a Good Red, but this one makes the cut), and a nice mid-weight (while a bit on the thinner side, I didn't feel as if I had to be too precious with it).
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In 2009, Reed was selected to the Sporting News's Team of the Decade (2000s).Sporting News names its athletes, teams of the decade; LeBron James makes the cut. Cleveland.com. September 25, 2009. Retrieved February 4, 2013.
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When the editor finds a point to cut one shot into another, he marks it on both picture and sound rolls, then makes the cut and splices in the next shot. Françoise Foliot - Table de montage 03.jpg Françoise Foliot - Table de montage 04.jpg Françoise Foliot - Table de montage 05.
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"Literary award short list reveals quirky choices; Governor General picks are mostly unexpected titles Awards veteran Margaret Atwood still makes the cut". Toronto Star, October 21, 2003. He began his television career as writer and story editor for Sullivan Entertainment's television series Wind at My Back, Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series and Super Rupert. He then became a writer and co-executive producer on Queer as Folk, writing 14 episodes over four seasons.
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The winner receives an invitation to the Masters and The Open Championship (beginning in 2018). The winner and runner-up had previously gained entry to International Final Qualifying for the Open from 2009 to 2017.Masters, R&A; open doors for amateurs In 2011, the winner also receives an invitation to the Asian Tour's season ending Thailand Golf Championship. It is also considered an "elite" event by the World Amateur Golf Ranking in that any player that makes the cut is eligible to be ranked.
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Once the cut is complete, the dealer picks up the deck, straightens or "squares" it, and deals the cards. Rules of procedure or etiquette may vary concerning who makes the cut, the minimum or maximum number of cards which may be cut off the top, whether the dealer or the cutter restacks the cards, whether a cut card is employed, and whether a cut is mandatory. In some games the cutter may choose not to cut; typically by knocking, i.e. tapping the top of the pack or the table with the fist.
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IGN ranked Fat Tony at No. 18 on their 2006 list of the "Top 25 Simpsons Peripheral Characters". Star News Online listed Joe Mantegna as one of the 400 reasons why they love The Simpsons. In 2007, Adam Finley of TV Squad called Mantegna one of the five best The Simpsons guest stars and Vanity Fair called "Bart the Murderer" the eighth best episode of the show, saying, "This episode makes the cut because of the inspired Mafia satire". Playmates Toys made Fat Tony into an action figure as part of the World of Springfield toy line.
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It has released songs from "Saturday Night At My Place" by Gary Garcia released in 1995 to "They're Cooking Up My Order" by Alfreda Gerald released in 2006. The co-founder Joe Rogers had high standards and said, "If it sounded like a commercial, it got the ax." If the song makes the cut it'll be recorded and make its way to Waffle House jukeboxes. The songs are on ordinary discs, which are produced for Waffle House and are not commercially sold, but the chain has made a CD of some of the songs available for sale.
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Some cartoon buffs view Claws for Alarm as the creepiest and darkest of the trio of cartoons centered on Porky's and Sylvester's weird vacations, noting the simpler drawings and the almost never-seen mice. Emru Townsend, writing for the online animation magazine Frames Per Second, lists Claws as one of his favorites for Halloween, and comments: "Claws for Alarm makes the cut for Halloween because, unlike in the other two cartoons, the sense of fear and dread comes in from the very first frame." Townsend also cites the "true horror-movie fashion" of the ending, where the "monsters" are not completely vanquished.
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Young Again aka AmerAsian3 (2012) — Lim's 3rd installment of the AmerAsian Trilogy is currently in production with principal photography concluding in Summer 2009. Eric Young begins his final journey in graduate school where he's dared by Frates, his roommate, to try out for the Volcano baseball team by passing himself off as a decade younger. After Eric barely makes the cut, he returns the favor by mentoring Frates at catcher, despite the increasing suspicion of Smaller, the assistant coach, and Barber, the starting catcher. When the Volcanos learn they'll play a crucial exhibition against a minor league team, attracting several professional scouts, a physical and mental battle ignites between Eric and Frates for the starting job.
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