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He was smiling when I glanced at him but I knew he meant it, or half meant it.
While all this meant it was a terrible time to buy, it also meant it was a great time to sell.
And if you meant it, if you honestly meant it, which he didn&apost, you should actually house an MS-13 thug in your abode.
Only — Darius being Darius — he meant it literally.
" She goes, "Oh I meant it as a joke.
But -- I don't think he meant it as a compliment.
"I wasn't really sure if he meant it," Stone wrote.
I don't think they meant it in the first place.
"I don't think [Harry] meant it that way," she said.
As I said it, I realized that I meant it.
Of course, that meant it pretty much never took off.
That meant it got free promotion from NeXT upon launch.
KS: It took ... I don't even think they meant it.
" He added: "I think they meant it was very good.
" When they asked what it meant, it spelled "Good luck.
That meant it wasn't a historical footnote; it was alive.
"I meant it, and I would repeat it," he said.
LHN: I thought you meant it was like keyed up.
He told her she looked beautiful, and he meant it.
At the time you meant it was a useful system.
Now we'll get a chance to see if they meant it.
" In the song, you repeat "I said it, I meant it.
For me, that meant it was time to get to work.
"I know what I said and I meant it," Cherry said.
" He added: "I know what I said and I meant it.
When I've written one of these emails, I'd always meant it.
Isn't that awesome?' not knowing that it meant it did nothing.
But I really meant it, that house was wrong for you.
I think he probably meant it at the time, I guess.
When we said 'til death do us part,' we meant it.
I think I called him a 'butthead' and I meant it.
It did, but not in the ways that he meant it.
That meant it was second only to HBO (which had 34).
And then I start saying it like I meant it, right?
Once I understood that, saw what he meant, it was easy.
Kyrgios said later he had not meant it in that context.
Yeah. At the time you meant it was a useful system.
When I said that patriotism was a complicated business, I meant it.
Maybe when they teased that anyone could die, they really meant it.
Unfortunately technical glitches meant it had to delay the attempt until today.
But the ban meant it had to source the LNG from elsewhere.
If, hearing, "Shagadelic," you thought, Groovy, and you meant it in earnest.
That meant it could only accommodate men in accordance with local law.
That boast -- whether Trump meant it or not -- never came to pass.
That meant it has already done its due diligence, the source said.
"Our producer meant it as a joke," said PR manager David Martha.
And from the looks of this most recent post, she meant it.
And a relatively open architecture meant it could be cloned and forked.
"The biggest thing behind it is the fact that he meant it."
That meant it was crucial for the developers to quickly find buyers.
We said it over and over until all of us meant it.
It sounds boring to Wendy, but he meant it as a compliment.
And that meant it was time for a segment devoted to Beijing.
He'd meant it, I'm sure, without malice; I'd certainly heard worse before.
"She meant it much more so than even her words," he said.
When I said the apps weren't serving me, I fucking meant it.
The city's fiscal crisis meant it could not fund any capital projects.
Not because he meant it or because it was important to say.
All that baggage meant it was an uphill battle for state Sen.
Why would she tell him to "stop it" unless she meant it?
" He said "that was a very painful thing, that happened 20 years ago, and I apologize to my family, to Monica Lewinsky and her family, and to the American people — I meant it then, I meant it now.
If we go back to what Playboy originally meant, it was a lifestyle.
"But if I said it in my song," she says, "I meant it."
In this election, that meant it was supposed to be solidly pro-Hillary.
Jean, Denver Oh, I think she meant it as a (profoundly misguided) compliment.
This weakness meant it "doesn't take much to raise systemic concerns," Nicholson explained.
She works so hard, and she's a mom, and I really meant it.
Such a promise would be hard to keep even if he meant it.
No, it is shocking, but when I said that I really meant it.
I traded "I'm jealous" for "I'm excited for you," and I meant it.
I think he meant it as a compliment, but I am not sure.
That day, I learned that—whatever that figure meant—it did not belong.
Asked whether she meant it was their right to protest, Justice Ginsburg agreed.
"When I said 'manufacturing hell,' I meant it," he said on the call.
I was surprised he said it, and I was surprised he meant it.
I've had fulfilling relationships and I've said "I love you" and meant it.
The approach meant IT spent an inordinate amount of time on resource planning.
When I told him I was looking forward to dinner, I meant it.
To Michelle, this meant it was time to crowdsource herself a new kidney.
That meant it was too dangerous to try to observe them up close.
" Alter told the newspaper that he meant it more as, "Come on, really?
When the Jonas Brothers said they were coming back, they really meant it.
She'd thought that he was letting her down easy, but he'd meant it.
Originally it was a browser extension, which meant it had to be downloaded.
He argued that Amazon's size meant it should take on huge, new challenges.
This president got elected because he said jobs, jobs, jobs and he meant it.
" West: "He's been called worse by people who meant it more than you did.
Now previous American presidents have said this, but they&aposve never actually meant it.
I don't know if I meant it to be a question or a statement.
The boss could tell that she meant it and was able to do it.
The more specific Domee went with details, it just meant it felt more real.
This turned out to be true, but not the way the paper meant it.
It hired only 13, which meant it forfeited $21 million in credits last year.
When he actually was able to say it, I knew that he meant it.
It asked less of its players, which meant it was perfect for casual gameplay.
Reckon he thought I meant it, f'm de way he tuck an' run. Hiyi!
This, combined with 67P's very weak gravity, meant it was a low-energy impact.
"I know what I said, and I meant it," he told The Toronto Sun.
He argued that this meant it should have been impossible to go any deeper.
You can do things and fix it, I think he meant it that way.
I thought maybe they meant it, that this night would not be my last.
My colleagues and friends assumed that when I said, "I'm fine" I meant it.
"So I guess he meant it as an insult all along," the Speaker said.
When Miller said he wanted to move people with his music, he meant it.
"So I guess he meant it as an insult all along," the speaker said.
That meant it was also the last few weeks of school, which equaled freedom.
I felt like she meant it, like she might actually believe in, eek, truth.
Change the name, and pretend you meant it to be that way all along.
The nature of contract work meant it was tough to get a regular paycheck.
Afterward, outside, I asked her if she meant it that she was very happy.
"When we said it was a movement and not a moment, we meant it."
The prosecutor's office said privacy laws meant it could not name the individual involved.
But in Iran, many agreed that whatever it meant, it did not bode well.
When Rauschenberg said "I don't find theater that different from painting," he meant it.
It is not clear that he meant it, and he was certainly not always successful.
If they were back in the box, it meant it was too racy for me.
He meant that apology, and I knew he meant it because he changed his behavior.
Whenever the salad bucket was empty, that only meant it was time for more salad.
In 1837, this meant it included Irish and Italian immigrants in addition to former slaves.
To Zuckerberg, niche meant it would end up with 200 million to 300 million users.
"I meant it as a joke, I don't condone violence," she said of the offer.
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said "no wall" — not now, not ever — she meant it.
When I told her I would be with her until the end – I meant it.
When I told my children I would always be there for them – I meant it.
He then extended his tenure to 2019 in 2017 but said that he meant it.
When each of us said Je Suis Charlie and Je Suis Paris, we meant it.
Lisbon's isolation also meant it might lose the protection of European Central Bank quantitative easing.
Both strategies meant it would never again suffer at the mercy of international oil markets.
That meant it was a lot for non-technical people to wrap their heads around.
Modern astronomers know that short appearance meant it wasn't a supernova but a classical nova.
This meant it had to increase its capital ratio to 16 percent, the industry average.
The company added this meant it was on track to deliver on its 2010 goals.
Zahorodniuk said the short duration of the aid freeze meant it had no material impact.
"I'm incredibly happy for him," he said, and it was obvious that he meant it.
Mueller meant it when he said the 13-page report is his testimony. http://bit.
Maybe he meant it in an ironic way, but knowing Bradbury he's just having fun.
I wanted to make him laugh at first, I meant it almost as a joke.
Or at least, it's supposed to; the bug meant it was skipping the second check.
It said it meant it had "inflicted the heaviest loss in 6 months on ISWAP".
None of it was officially denied or confirmed, which meant it continued to gain currency.
People involved in the production tell us everyone in the studio thought Dog meant it.
No, wait; sorry, we meant it taught people that making great advertising slogans is hard.
Hour 12 of the flight meant it was time for breakfast — or was it lunch?
On the NDAs, Bloomberg should have outright apologized (and meant it) for past offensive comments.
My field was postwar American fiction, which meant it was my job to read novels.
Including tolerating all the "I just meant it to be funny" jokey kind of groping.
A week later, when the budget was released, we learned the President actually meant it.
He asked me the next morning if I meant it, and I realized I did.
"We never meant it to be a racist thing to anybody," Smothers said at the time.
Reed also allegedly told police he called the girl "Idiot," but meant it as a joke.
A black female in a male-dominated space became political, whether she meant it or not.
It was tiny and powerful, but that also meant it was difficult to upgrade its components.
Grassley's departure meant it was up to Cornyn to field questions from a ravenous press corps.
She meant it in an, 'I love you and you're not eating enough' kind of way.
LeToya Luckett promised that she would be a married woman before 2018, and she meant it.
Click through for our list of 15 famous couples who said "I do" — and meant it.
"I felt like Joe Biden, but I meant it," Trump said, to laughs from the audience.
She didn't take it as a refusal, even though her dad probably meant it as one.
One night, I blurted out a tearful and angry ultimatum, without knowing whether I meant it.
That meant it was easily transmitted in places like public swimming pools and day-care centers.
I only meant it as a one off-payment but he shouted back, '500 a month?
I asked him if that meant it was actually from Superman, but he said it wasn't.
" The suite followed the ballet's plot, which meant it excluded diverting interludes like "Dance With Mandolins.
That meant it took months just to catalog and clean up before it could be studied.
The next number caused Obama to yell, "This is my song!" but she meant it literally.
Previous attempts to add the morning meal started regionally, which meant it relied on local advertising.
He meant it to be a funny story about how messed up we were back then.
Whether or not he had meant it, the Democrats could try to hold him to it.
It sounded like a brag, but he hadn't meant it that way, so he corrected himself.
Its bond rating was the lowest in the union, which meant it had sky-high borrowing costs.
And when the world felt like it was ending ... well, for Buffy, that usually meant it was.
" Varela, however, insisted that the absence of riots inside the San Antonio prison meant it was "pacified.
I genuinely thought the title meant it was in space and she had been to the moon.
They say the pen is mightier than the sword — but we didn't know they meant it literally.
"I'd love to read your work someday," she said, and I could tell that she meant it.
" "Certainly, you can say it straight to the faces of the people you meant it for, right?
Fallon may have meant it to be innocent, but his impersonation of Chris Rock immediately ignited criticism.
I'm not sure I even cared if they meant it; I just needed to hear the words.
When Kelly Ripa said that joining the Riverdale cast was "family affair," she meant it quite literally.
Which meant it was only a matter of time before she posted a popular blindfolded beauty challenge.
He meant it as praise, but that's a compliment so backhanded that it borders on a roast.
So when she told cable reporters that she accepted her husband's apology, I think she meant it.
The mystery contained in its pages has meant it has been continuously open to redefinition and rediscovery.
I remember feeling more like the letter meant it was a good time to have some space.
Analysts at Jefferies said that Inmarsat's valuation meant it was no surprise to see renewed takeover interest.
In 1996, Clinton famously declared that "the era of big government is over," and he meant it.
I was simultaneously happy that the product was lightweight and concerned that that meant it wouldn't endure.
Authorities then agreed a 67 percent pay increase but volatile oil revenues meant it was never implemented.
Sally Field described her memoir, In Pieces, as "incredibly raw, intimate and personal" — and she meant it.
And when it was my turn I also said, "Not bad," but I meant it this time.
" He explained to CNBC that bitcoin's growing acceptance and usability meant it was "not going away overnight.
I don't know if she meant it to make me uncomfortable, but (obviously) it made an impression.
Fajã dos Padres' remote location meant it had the only original Malmsey wine vine on the island.
I'd only lived there as a teenager, which meant it was all about sex, not about speaking.
The Indian government recently introduced a set of draconian digital restrictions meant, it says, to reduce misinformation.
The B-2's long range meant it could fly deep into enemy territory and return home.
As we frequently assure one another, we are both devastatingly attractive, but now I really meant it.
Higuaín gave the only answer acceptable in this part of northern Italy — yes — and he meant it.
A safety rope meant it only dropped four feet, but it brought down parts of the ceiling.
He said he did not mean for the slogan to be taken the way Lindbergh meant it.
That meant it was likely to cause catastrophic damage with winds 23 mph (22 kph) or above.
Since this year's State of the Union was rescheduled, that meant it fell on Lunar New Year.
That meant it would need to incorporate President Trump's options for dealing with the North Korean threat.
He meant it in a condescending way, but clearly there are many members who side with Perry.
Just him existing in the world meant it was possible for me to do that as well.
Mr. Chattopadhyay made clear that he meant it was his own party's violence they needed shelter from.
No one had to think twice; everyone knew that the scream meant it was kick-off time.
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Now, about that nickname — Brent didn't just tell baseball fans to drink their beers like they meant it.
Later, I was slightly embarrassed at how huge my reaction had been, but I realized I meant it.
It was also an original design manufacturer (ODM), which meant it designed and made devices for other firms.
And as he said, a good dialogue with China and other countries, meant it&aposs a good thing.
When the president said, "America First does not mean America alone," it almost sounded like he meant it.
Supporters had said that Washington's robust economy and growing population meant it could support a higher minimum wage.
A fetus wasn't viable at 15 weeks, he wrote, which meant it wasn't viable at six weeks either.
"When Mark said he'd look after me in sickness and in health, he really meant it," she said.
He meant it: Revealing that the entry-level price would be $499, the crowd erupted with sincere applause.
This meant it would not receive any IPO proceeds that would have allowed it to pay down debt.
And three long hours driving this car meant it was about time that my attorney took the wheel.
My parents loved the picture, dubbing it "so cute," even though I meant it in a mocking way.
It meant it gave me a bit more freedom when coming to getting my chops round the remix.
Some Democrats had convinced themselves that shifting demographics meant it had to be, only to be cruelly disappointed.
This meant it never had an obvious owner, a state of affairs that spawned endless debate and acrimony.
Air Berlin said Saturday that the deal meant it had successfully closed all negotiations for its carve-up.
When Villanova guard Phil Booth called Ochefu "the biggest piece there is," he meant it more than literally.
That said, Stone's film would be seen by millions of people, which meant it could sway public opinion.
In recent years, Husniat said, the lack of water meant it was hard to ensure children stayed clean.
Its placement meant it showed up on cable news live shots of the White House throughout the day.
" He told me that he meant it literally: "She once was a player, so she understands, she relates.
Activists in Cape Town said that meant it was crucial to monitor ships when they docked in ports.
Such an altitude meant it was launched at a high trajectory, which would limit the lateral distance traveled.
It was Scotland, and it was winter, which meant it got dark about 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
If the series had few continuing story lines, all the better, since that meant it would repeat better.
"When he said he doesn't want illegal immigration and he doesn't want amnesty, he meant it," Surabian added.
The dollar's strength meant it remained a tough environment for commodities which are priced in the U.S. currency.
On Thursday, Gazprom said the latest court ruling meant it was obliged to pay $2.56 billion to Naftogaz.
That inevitably meant it didn't translate well to mobile devices as social media use shifted amongst young people.
You couldn't just casually threaten suicide — you had to sound like you meant it, the woman onstage recalled.
"You needed to say it to provide leverage, but we also understood that she meant it," he said.
It was also the entire floor of a townhouse, which meant it had good light on two sides.
And one could make the case, whether he meant it or not, he's encouraging a kind of activity.
For Sears Holdings, the Seritage deal meant it now had to pay rent on properties it once owned.
That often meant it was a little less straightforward, because that was the field I was competing in.
It was delicious, but so full of bones that I decided the name meant it would cut you.
Screens above the doors indicated the elevators status and ominous storm clouds meant it was on its way.
One opinion writer, in fact, reacted to Mr. Comey's use of "nauseous" in the way he meant it.
But I meant it when I said Fossil brings a million smartwatches to a party, so strap in.
I wanted to believe he meant it, begged him to call me, say it offline, make it real.
It's just that when Rogers did it, he meant it: Everyone watching really was part of his world.
This meant it could take at least 12 years to complete the program of replanting palm-growing areas.
Monika Kiss, an analyst at brokerage Equilor, said Waberer's size meant it could attract interest from foreign investors.
Monteverdi really meant it to be sung one singer to a part, so you get this vivid clarity.
"If it's taken as it was meant, it was 'do it some other time,'" Weaver told VICE Sports.
But Michelin said growth in Europe and north America meant it would stick to its overall 2018 financial targets.
Air Berlin said on Saturday that the deal meant it had successfully closed all negotiations for its carve-up.
That meant it couldn't go through OLED displays like those in the new iPhone X or the Samsung S8.
Analysts said L&G's heavy use of transitional measures meant it was anticipated their ratio would come down significantly.
But Cousin said inadequate funding meant it was forced to reduce food rations to stretch assistance to more people.
Seedcamp was constrained by the 5+5 years investment model that meant it had to sell off their companies.
He meant it word for word—a deadpan vision of darkness—but he was beaming while he said it.
The ending is a stunner, one of the few times I've called something "jaw-dropping" and meant it literally.
Lauren Underwood, a registered nurse and former senior health adviser for the Obama administration, thought the Republican meant it.
The PIF's Uber stake also meant it worried about Mr Son's investments in Uber's competitors—Didi, Grab and Ola.
This also meant it was hard to get a sense of what an unfamiliar artist's most significant records were.
Normally hermaphroditic, which meant it could be copied; but capable of sex, so mutants could be crossbred when necessary.
In two, Trump put quotes around the term, which Spicer said means he may not have meant it literally.
Volatile markets meant it had to wait until this year for its first success, with takeaway firm Delivery Hero.
The U.K.-based airline said strong cost control measures meant it remained on track to meet full-year targets.
Chris Christie said the days of the Clintons in public housing is over, and by golly he meant it.
That resistance meant it also made up lost ground against the Japanese yen to put it at 142.50 yen.
In the case of the Teleport robot, existing technology meant it was possible to build a new solution quickly.
Tuesday was speech day in the Trump White House, which meant it was also Let's Do Some Lies Day.
While that may have been a stretch, it obviously made Zendaya feel good to know that Ri meant it.
Germany's huge trade surplus with the UK meant it would not cut off its nose to spite its face.
But the eagle's resurrection has also meant it could make its way to places where it should not be.
He acts like he won, like he knew this was happening all along, like he meant it to happen.
Gupta said DBS' diversified businesses meant it could tap growth outside and partly buck a weak local Singapore economy.
Yeah, you've heard the story before ... because Harrison has retired before -- but this time, Deebo says he meant it.
Previously, delivering its Pringles and Special K cereal bars directly to stores meant it could charge retailers higher prices.
I think he meant it in that some, you know, are very radical, and they're against every other person.
It felt like being shouted at by someone with a thick accent, although she rarely meant it like that.
Hannah B wishes Tyler Cameron and Gigi Hadid well ... is what we'd say if actually believed she meant it.
My new course of antidepressant medication meant it had become difficult to care about something I didn't already understand.
So I said it and then I felt like throwing up, which is how I knew I meant it.
But I fundamentally couldn't cope with the ambiance, which meant it was time to crawl out from the cave.
True, Tchaikovsky gave it a strong dance-like rapture — but, like the overture, he meant it to stay undanced.
There were so many places to hang out and the open and cavernous layout meant it never felt crowded.
This is how the line has been received, but this isn't quite how Rimbaud seems to have meant it.
But as soon as "96 million" came out of his mouth, he underscored it to show he meant it.
This omission meant it was several days before authorities realized the catamaran was missing and organized a search effort.
The report to Unesco said the reef's scale and resilience meant it could recover from the bleaching this year.
When asked if that meant it might be approved in January or February, he declined to give a target.
Founded in 1982, Bonmarche said cost cuts meant it had sufficient liquidity which was supported by its bank facilities.
Lam stopped short of explicitly killing the bill, but the official said the postponement meant it was effectively dead.
She said better data meant it was now possible to trace victims' origins to specific regions, even towns and villages.
Ariana Grande meant it when she said she's not following the music industry's standards when it comes to releasing music.
Morgan Stanley said in a note that the uncertain outlook meant it was a good time to favour defensive stocks.
You know, people who understand that the Constitution needs to be interpreted the way the framers meant it to be.
This exceptional case doesn't disprove cosmic censorship as Penrose meant it, because it doesn't suggest naked singularities might actually form.
"I said general, come here, give me a kiss, I felt like Joe Biden, but I meant it," he said.
" He proclaims, "I seen it, I thought it, I dreamed it / I said it, I did it, I meant it.
Mr Ross's recording suggests the money was divided into smaller parcels, which meant it did not have to be declared.
When tea party Republicans warned President Obama in 2010 to "Take Your Government Hands Off My Medicare," they meant it.
The question is, as you have noticed, a booby trap, although the speaker may not have meant it as such.
That meant it took Instagram six months to gain those 100 new users, and this time it's taken just four.
The difficulty they would have selling a stake to a nonfamily member meant it was not really worth $20 million.
But if this toy was hatching out of its own egg, he thought, then that meant it was a baby.
N last year, CB&I Stone & Webster, meant it could face "several billion dollars" in charges, acknowledging a bruising overpayment.
Ruben, a psychologist whose specialty was children's issues, had meant it as a way to boost little girls' self esteem.
That meant it could feel like you were spamming friends if you wanted to share niche content, deterring content creation.
Announcing the remix on Twitter, Missy wrote "Brought a few legends out for this one," and she really meant it.
For Ariel Winter and her newish beau Levi Meaden, though, the occasion meant it was time to head to China.
When Pretty Little Liars said that the season 7b premiere "Playtime" would be the show's "endgame," it really meant it.
Volatile markets meant it had to wait until this year for its first success, with takeaway firm Delivery Hero (DHER.DE).
" Machado tried to clarify his remarks after the season, saying, "looking back, it doesn't come across how I meant it.
She says that her condition meant it was impossible for her to enjoy the spiritual benefits of observing her fast.
That meant it was possible that Betov had last used the substance in October, before it was banned on Jan.
Sharp kept his guard unconventionally low which meant it was, at times, tough to predict what shots he'd be throwing.
Tighter logging restrictions in China, for instance, meant it had to use more expensive Russian lumber for ice cream sticks.
The U.S. bank said oil supply and demand fundamentals meant it expected Brent to average $58 a barrel in 2018.
" Asked whether he meant it could be 18 months before Article 50 is triggered, he said: "Yes, I think so.
While it felt like a big, fat blow to my academic ego, my father meant it as a learning experience.
Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike said the market's age and vulnerability to a big earthquake meant it had to be rebuilt.
Early on, a comedy hero, Garry Shandling, told her, "You write like a guy," and meant it as a positive.
When Aaron Judge said, "we're in a good place right now" he meant it in every sense of the word.
The first time Dudamel stepped onto the conductor's podium, at just 11 or 12, he meant it as a joke.
"PHEAA's cavalier approach to its responsibilities has meant it has deprived borrowers of benefits which they have earned," she wrote.
The vastness of the resort meant it took several minutes for officers to find the room on the 32nd floor.
I really meant it when I said I feel like 20203 has been a classroom and I've been the student.
It kind of did feel like the end of the world, though not in the way I originally meant it.
A Tinder spokeswoman said that figure was inaccurate, but would not say whether that meant it was low or high.
" Surprised by their own behavior, they turned around to apologize: "Sorry, I meant it in the least misogynist way possible.
And while Trump almost certainly meant it as compliment, and even seemed to pause for applause, not one attendee clapped.
Another Riyadh-based analyst, however, said fierce competition in the sector meant it was hard for many companies to grow.
O'Reilly asked Trump if he meant it when he said that he would "take out" the family members of terrorists.
Prisoner vocalizing unprompted meant it was winding down, but Pace'd get in trouble if he let on that he knew that.
However accomplished "The Room" is at Redcat, the Wooster Group had meant it to evolve further, becoming part of something larger.
I said [on Facebook] that I feared for my daughter to grow up in this world and I truly meant it.
He demanded an apology, and got one, but the inevitable ego clash between Ball and Trump meant it didn't go away.
When the style did start to chip (after about 4-5 days), the design meant it couldn't really be patched up.
Maybe whoever drew this hadn't meant it as a caption for the photo, but Marnie felt that was the best interpretation.
Known as the "email killer," Slack's popularity among tech companies and media organizations has meant it gets a lot of attention.
The comedian said he used to say "Thanks so much!" to people for attending his show, but never really meant it.
Delays caused by war, storms and other catastrophes meant it was three years before he was able to make it back.
I'm not sure either of us really meant it, but I do know that we both cared deeply for each other.
If they really meant it, they head to a local prison, go straight to death row and snuggle a serial killer.
Soon enough, I couldn't feel my face — which meant it was time for the most important part of the facial: microneedling.
Which meant it was a good time for me to ask: How much do we know about Autopilot's safety record, anyway?
Overby told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the economic and geo-strategic ramifications meant it was imperative the U.S. ratified the TPP.
The popularity with latter, of course, meant it was only a matter of time until the trend seeped into the mainstream.
I have Type 3c hair and dyed it bleach-blonde during my teens, which meant it drew all of the attention.
That meant it was put to work only in coalfields — where the fuel was plentiful enough to overcome the machine's handicaps.
At 626g and 19.8mm thick, the VAIO P's extreme portability meant it could have been be forgiven some of its compromises.
Clark said Nissan's confidence in the government's position meant it could invest in the new models and safeguard thousands of jobs.
Although neither Beijing nor Pyongyang knew what "fire and fury" meant, it was clearly an entirely new formulation that sounded dangerous.
The company said the lack of a sale meant it would not cut its net debt in the current financial year.
ABOUT CINCINNATI (269-266): When Cronin said "today was very different" after the win over the Green Wave, he meant it.
When Mr. Johnson wrote that "the European Union can be seen as the inheritor of the Roman Empire," he meant it.
Some Twitter users said the timing of the post combined with the song's title meant it was a message for Gomez.
It also claimed that "wildly " different sizes of parliamentary constituencies meant it was much easier for him to win a majority.
The case was dismissed as the BSA wasn't a business, which meant it could control who is allowed to be members.
I meant it when I said last week that I was terrified that she was about to break up with me.
However, a lack of resources meant it had only managed to build between 2,200 and 2,300 homes per year so far.
This weekend was Veteran's Day, which meant it was time for college football programs to show their support for the military.
Certainly the way Pirelli conceived the calendar, lo those many years ago, meant it could never entirely control the end product.
It also said that uncertainty about the impact of the virus meant it was impossible to give forecasts for this year.
When the president asked his associates not to "flip," Mr. Barr said that Mr. Trump meant it in a narrow sense.
I assumed she would try to see whether I really meant it, a reaction that women with difficult convictions often face.
Indeed, he meant it literally: He said he made his living from his interest in this particular slice of the past.
It also said that uncertainty about the impact of the virus meant it was impossible to give forecasts for this year.
Britain&aposs "colonial history" meant it misunderstood Ireland and the EU in Brexit talks, according to Ireland&aposs leader Leo Varadkar.
In the case of the Mets versus the Royals, that statement was more accurate than perhaps Cespedes meant it to be.
As a result, investors "figured it meant it was losing share, perhaps to the likes of Salesforce and SAP, " Cramer said.
I've told you that good crosswords are more than just a collection of black and white squares, and I meant it.
The solid performance meant it had a capital surplus under the industry's new Solvency II capital rules of 9.5 billion pounds.
That meant it would cover Mr. Perdue's 2004 land deal, saving the governor $100,000, The Journal-Constitution reported at the time.
Since then a slowdown in China's economic growth meant it has been slower than some analysts expected to redeploy those assets.
Had I been shopping this summer I would have told my friend, "You shouldn't have," and I would have meant it.
That meant it would automatically keep the low tariff rates it had enjoyed since 1980 unless Congress affirmatively took them away.
No word on whether he meant it, or if that was just another big lie from a lying liar who lies.
However, Taylor said the way the FPC implemented the CCyB meant it risked being slow to raise it in an upturn.
We meant it in the sense that the stress and isolation and long hours and shared purpose led to odd couplings.
It cited him as saying he thought Riyadh's insistence that Assad should step down meant it had no place at any talks.
Johnny had told Ezra that he was going to "be the man they all were proud of," and had sincerely meant it.
The match was played in France, which meant it happened early in the day in the US -- potentially tamping down total viewership.
Reckitt said its strict financial discipline meant it only made sense to bid for part of the unit, but this was rejected.
Even if you don't buy that language now, it's hard to read this history without believing that its adherents genuinely meant it.
Trump reiterated this week that he doesn't want to change as a candidate, and his latest campaign shakeup shows he meant it.
She meant it as a joke, but a lot of us in queer fan community would like to interpret this as fact.
Some in Argentina think the size and speed of the IMF's loan meant it could not be tailored to the country's idiosyncrasies.
And for many of these makers, working with Bokksu meant it was the first time their products had ever been shipped overseas.
That also meant it couldn't charge easily, so if you ran out and didn't have any spares, you were out of luck.
Its large mass and efficient metabolism meant it could make better use of the low-nutrition foods found in the open steppes.
That one song, 'Love On The Brain,' it really hit me because I saw her perform it and she just, meant it.
The scheme was ditched in 2017 after an independent review concluded escalating costs meant it made more sense to end the project.
"It worries me because, whether or not the people who provoked this situation meant it, it's a blow to democracy," he said.
And while the star probably meant it to be a simple tongue-in-cheek snapshot, Del Rio didn't see it that way.
The sheer distance of the black hole from Earth meant it would be akin to photographing an orange on the Moon's surface.
" Gyllenhaal meant it — he says he would say the same things about the Deadpool actor even "if we weren't selling a movie!
This year's $1.5 billion Powerball jackpot was a world record, which meant it was a world record pipe dreaming moment for Americans.
And, given the nature of Mueller's evidence, I contended that the probe's emphasis on obstruction meant it was necessarily an impeachment investigation.
Mao openly speculated about winning a nuclear war because China's enormous population meant it could absorb more losses than the United States.
Some successes, and a lack of alternatives, meant it came to be used in circumstances where it was almost bound to fail.
This seems harsh looking back, but at the time I really, fully meant it, and I guess that's how love works, too.
That meant it would have to work with both structured and unstructured data, or organized versus unorganized information, to power those applications.
Analysts at Credit Suisse said the news meant it had reduced Centrica's Earnings Per Share (EPS) forecast by 0.6 pence per share.
A handful of genuinely famous people told me to "stay in touch," and I think a few of them even meant it.
Its past attempts at breakfast never expanded beyond regional tests, which meant it could only use local advertising to draw in customers.
He doubled down on that claim Sunday, saying that he merely meant it would require fearlessness on the part of the senators.
Forecasters also said storm's extreme size meant it could batter the East Coast with hurricane-force wind for nearly a full day.
But he knew this result neglected the effects of quantum mechanics, which meant it was not the final word on the subject.
He said assurances given to the court by the government's top legal officer in Scotland meant it was unnecessary to do so.
He also said that the large size of the sale meant it would be hard for only two centers to manage it.
But "better than expected" meant that Labour remained in the opposition, which also meant it didn't have the power to solve Brexit.
Gartner analyst Ed Thompson said SAP's slow and fragmentary embrace of the CRM market meant it now had to play catch-up.
The president issued a paean to "unity" that could just as easily have come from a predecessor who might have meant it.
I thought he meant it because he was so harsh on Bush, I was like, yeah, we're going to stop war forever!
When director Adam Weinberg described his museum as a "safe space for unsafe ideas," nobody thought he meant it literally — until now.
Prior to the early 20th century, for the totality of humankind's existence if they saw something moving, it meant it was there.
Republicans passed their tax package in mid-December, and the bill's statutory language meant it went into effect on January 1, 2018.
On Sunday, Chris Harrison said he meant it this time when he claimed it was a finale like none we've ever seen before.
Egypt's financial woes, exacerbated by the 2011 revolution and subsequent instability, have meant it has relied on injections of cash from Gulf allies.
A long and contentious auction for its $18 billion chip unit has meant it cannot rely on those funds coming in on time.
"But she later softened her stance during an appearance on a U.K. morning show, saying: "I don't think [Harry] meant it that way.
But he later clarified his remark, saying he had meant it as general comment rather than that he had sworn at May's team.
"[T]he business went vertical … I meant it just went crazy … [we had] tailwinds of profitability," he said, before a room of investors.
It also meant it arrived over North Carolina's Outer Banks still as a Category 21999 hurricane, with gusts as high as 873 mph.
After all, it was only three words long, and didn't technically mean anything — which meant it could mean whatever you wanted it to.
The conclusion of the EU Council meeting in Brussels meant it was time to pack my bags for the VivaTechnology Conference in Paris.
But not being part of the majority Han Chinese ethnic group meant it was very difficult to be promoted past a certain level.
When he told the committee he wouldn't be bullied by anyone, including the President, into doing something wrong, I believe he meant it.
I wouldn't say the tension was stopped by either acid or ecstasy; it just meant it wasn't as tense during some nights out.
The drawback of the SAP software was that all coaches had the same information, which meant it wasn't enough to guarantee a success.
When my battery did hit 0%, fast wireless charging meant it took around two hours and 45 minutes to reach a full charge.
This meant it often experienced temperature spikes, so any corals living within it would be expected to be adapted to endure such spikes.
The OAG said it suspected deficiencies in the internal organization of the bank, which meant it could not prevent possible crimes being committed.
It said on Friday that the proposals put forward by BT meant it would no longer need to impose these changes through regulation.
Ofcom said on Friday that the proposals put forward by BT meant it would no longer need to impose these changes through regulation.
The initial plan was to launch the drone from shore, but inclement weather meant it had to be launched from a nearby tugboat.
"Somebody meant it to mock Ron as a homeless person, but it turned around where Ron got housing because of the situation," Rev.
De Guindos said the ascent of populism in Spain and elsewhere meant it was harder for parties to win absolute majorities in elections.
That afterglow stayed with us for many years and I think that it meant it was not very accessible to the general public.
The downgrade was purely due to valuation because the stock's rally meant it was trading well above its analysts' price target, JPMorgan said.
Chief Financial Officer David Cole said Swiss Re's capital position remained strong, which meant it did not have to consider issuing new capital.
"In spite of what the earthquake meant, it is necessary to be thankful that ... this natural phenomenon [revealed] this important structure," Goenaga added.
"I never really meant it to do a service — it does a service for the left in that it discredits Quillette," he explained.
"It was a women's space, and we meant it that way," Ms. Greeves said of the "knowledge-sharing" session that launched the project.
The bond of friendship draws people together, certainly, but I think she also meant it exerts a force on people in the vicinity.
This also meant it was a big story when someone eventually changed their mind and endorsed Trump, like Paul Ryan or John McCain.
Tesla apologized for the confusion and said supply chain problems caused by the coronavirus meant it was shipping units with the old chip.
In a separate statement, DNB said the investigation meant it had the opportunity to share with police everything it knows about the case.
That meant it had built-in international legitimacy and the government of Sudan had effectively already consented to a break of some kind.
His cooperation with law enforcement made a swift trial possible, but the involvement of classified information meant it was closed to the public.
However, a source at the Moscow-headquartered company said imminent U.S. sanctions against Iran meant it had pulled the plug on the projects.
Suddenly it had to pay full price for drugs, which meant it couldn't always keep enough in stock for patients who needed them.
I meant it as a funny story, and I pointed out that it had taken me years to appreciate that teacher's pedagogic strategy.
In Sunstein's view, this inability to assign monetary values to the lives of innocent children meant it didn't pass his cost-benefit test.
And I didn't really care much about money anyway; when I uttered the words "for rich or for poor," I absolutely meant it.
It was designed to be a better version of Windows' alt+tab, but the graphically intense view meant it was rarely used in practice.
When she said she was going to wear it more than once — it cost more than her mortgage, after all — she really meant it.
It's a "fuck you" in the most original sense—"fuck you" like the way Sid Vicious meant it, "fuck you" like anarchy and upset.
He also said there had been "significant shortcomings" in the selection process for fund managers which meant it was not fair, open and transparent.
If I tapped it, it instantly zoomed to 73x, which meant it was accessing the second telephoto lens and not using software to zoom.
Milder winters have meant it is now rare for ice on the canals to form to the required thickness of 15 cm (6 inches).
Those nights were the place to go if you wanted something specialist or underground, and that meant it felt like everybody there's little secret.
Kjellberg addressed the accusations in his video about the meme, saying that while he meant it as "fun, ironic jest," he still offended people.
The next test will be if we really meant it when we said we wanted a Wi-Fi mesh router in our smart speakers.
Michael B. Mukasey promised to stabilize and depoliticize the department, and he is still highly regarded among career officials who say he meant it.
Its color made the pink tones in my skin stand out more, which meant it was much harder for me to conceal a zit.
That meant it was so important to make sure whoever you were marrying wasn't a cad and wasn't going to fritter away your fortune.
This article initially said the plan "doesn't appear to have a cap," which was technically right... but not in the way I meant it.
That last feature meant it was used in offices across the country to talk smack about bosses and co-workers on a regular basis.
The rise of low-cost carriers in Europe, and Lufthansa's strength in Germany, added to pressure and meant it struggled to turn a profit.
Potts said this set-up meant it was protected if the government imposed tariffs on some imported goods in a no-deal Brexit scenario.
That meant it was accessible even without Apple's help, and the big forensic tools generally advertise the ability to pull data from those phones.
The PRA said uncertainty over Britain's future trading relations with the EU in financial services meant it could not change the rule for now.
I don't know what he said or didn't say or how he meant it, so it's hard for me to opine on that subject.
I also found that the Cyclone bin and double air filter meant it left behind far less fine grit than other units I've used.
While South Africa's economy stagnated during the Zuma years, Cape Town's embrace of creative and service industries has meant it is booming in comparison.
He later said he meant it as "an advisory when going to religious places," comparing it to removing shoes when going into a temple.
"He meant it as a lighthearted moment, and if you look at the totality of his remarks, they were absolutely beautiful," Spicer told reporters.
EDF said Poland's objection meant it would not be able to complete the sale of its Polish assets launched at the start of 2016.
The OAG suspects that internal BSI deficiencies meant it was unable to prevent suspected offences in a wider OAG investigation in connection to 1MDB.
But Sanders said he did get reassurance Trump probably meant it when he tweeted about his opposition to cuts to Social Security or Medicare.
Since they only fed at night, she didn't have to look at her diurnalband to know that meant it must be night above-world.
Her choice of venue, the Bethesda Healing Center, a church in Brownsville, historically the poorest neighborhood in New York City, suggested she meant it.
I think I meant it and still mean it in the sense of the strictest definition of what comedy is — yeah, I've quit that.
The knights swore to fight fairly and even gobbled a loaf of bread to show they meant it—though who would have doubted them?
That might sound a bit stronger than I meant it to sound, but if you've solved the puzzle, you understand why I'm so enthusiastic.
Earlier on Wednesday, ING abruptly pulled a planned bond issue, saying new information has come to light that meant it needed to delay it.
A low center of gravity and good hull clearance meant it could climb steep slopes and cross rubble that few other vehicles could attempt.
While promising action and convincing even some of his skeptics that he meant it, Trump managed to call loudly for not much of anything.
But the department said it could not take any of the projects on: an inability to hire town planners meant it was already overworked.
That meant it was assessed that it was unlikely detectives could submit a file of evidence to prosecutors sooner than the latter part of 2021.
When JAY-Z rapped "I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man" on Kanye West's 250 track "Diamonds From Sierra Leone," he really meant it.
I was the only kid I knew in my neighborhood with the device, so "communicating" with others meant it was necessary to connect to AIM.
"I only meant it as a literal message to the striking airport workers that I believed they would be victorious in their strike," he wrote.
A beat of silence while his mother worked out what to say, which meant it was bad, which was, come to think of it, obvious.
Her hissing at Scott that he's a "pussy" and calling his dead wife a "fetus corpse" is gross and shocking, just as she meant it.
DaoCloud, a Shanghai-based cloud computing start-up that has not yet broken even, said the new board meant it was considering an earlier IPO.
Jeremy has a confession to make: He meant it when he said he would do anything to protect Rachel, and this time isn't any exception.
I spent months talking to constitutional law professors and reading old texts to try to understand how the country's founders meant it to be applied.
EON noted that the loss meant it was "freed from past burdens", leaving it to focus on its business in networks, consumer retail and renewables.
When I publicly said—at least a few times—that the party and I wanted to rewrite parts of the US Constitution, I meant it.
That's why the 23Doodler seemed like the perfect kids' toy—except the heat needed to melt the 3D printing filament meant it was adults only.
If anyone understood what it meant, it would also be a good way to tell someone their tweets are bad, and not fit for consumption.
" While some fans might not have agreed with the choice, Graphia insisted that "we truly meant it not at all to take away from Brianna.
California, which had also been a part of Mexico before it joined America in 1850, never allowed slavery, which meant it was more warmly welcomed.
The area for harvest was also up 1 percent from 2015, and the government said that meant it would be a record high if realized.
Last year, average minimum temperature in the Sierra Nevada mountains was 32.1 degrees, which meant it just wasn't cold enough to snow in most places.
That said, the advantage of slot cars was that not being able to steer your racer meant it was also impossible to steer off course.
In two of those, Trump put quotes around the term, which White House Spokesperson Sean Spicer said means he may not have meant it literally.
The sovereign announced the mandate on Monday, but a savage equity sell-off and volatile rates backdrop meant it held off until conditions had calmed.
This also meant it was critical that as results become available they shared rapidly in a way that is equitable, ethical and transparent, he added.
I remember the time someone told me I was "too pretty" to "actually like metal"—and he meant it as some kind of warped compliment.
The downside, as soon became apparent, was that its high potency meant it started killing many more people than the heroin it was rapidly replacing.
BitSpread's founder Cedric Jeanson said the fund's market-neutral strategy meant it could make money even if the price of bitcoin and its rivals collapsed.
Life after boxing is important, and being better than Mayweather outside the ring (while maybe not in the way Mayweather meant it) is also important.
And they still meant it: There was not a sweet tea to be had, but plenty of Pibb Xtra, Mello Yello and other Coke products.
The large size of the store also meant it could accommodate big crowds and that I was able to walk through rows without feeling overwhelmed.
This cool was the polar opposite to that of my classmates, and in my teen naïveté I assumed that meant it was made for me.
Four years later, Hitler was nominated for the prize by a Swedish parliamentarian, Erik Brandt, who apparently had meant it to be a satirical joke.
At night, I opened my eyes in the darkness, afraid that the roving colored spots behind my eyelids meant it was happening all over again.
When the firm first launched in London, it took a regulatory shortcut that meant it could launch quickly — and authorities quickly booted the firm out.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that economic indicators meant it was time for China to make a trade deal with the United States.
Mr. Trump described the Hungarian leader as "controversial," but he clearly meant it as a compliment — Mr. Trump said some people considered him controversial, too.
" The SEIA added that the "dynamic nature of the outbreak" meant it was "too early to incorporate any changes into our outlooks with enough certainty.
The H53.23's redesign, for which it had GM to thank, meant it was more hospitable to the everyman, both in comfort and in aesthetic.
Danske's Estonian branch kept its own IT platform, which meant it was not subject to the same risk-monitoring as the rest of the bank.
She clearly meant it as a comment on the power of lobbyists, but it inadvertently invoked long-standing tropes of wealthy Jewish cabals exerting influence.
For here's the situation: Everyone in Washington now knows that we have a president who never meant it when he swore to defend the Constitution.
So, while Alcoa's alumina shipments increased in the quarter, the production issues meant it could not take full advantage of improved alumina and aluminum prices.
Scott Rafferty, a Utah entrepreneur, said his friend talked all the time about quitting what had become a million-dollar business, but never meant it.
Spotify opted out of the payment system in 2016, but that meant it also had to pull its premium subscription service from the app store.
Trap Karaoke was back in town, which meant it was time for the folks who would usually be in the audience to take center stage.
" In an attempt to defend her boyfriend, Pumpkin firmly explains that he "meant it as a f—— joke and clearly you can't f—— take a joke!
Its Beijing pedigree meant it had even more reason to go out of its way to retain the key names it paid for, splurging if needed.
The Motorola MPx was a "dual hinge" handset which meant it opened vertically like a traditionally flip phone, but also horizontally to reveal a QWERTY keyboard.
How could the national media know whether or not individual boys really "meant it" when they couldn't even get the basic facts about the photograph right?
And though I understood what that meant, it was only decades later that I grasped the magnitude of that loss, when I lost my own father.
"I would say sorry if I really meant it," the 25-year-old sings, making it clear she DGAF about what you want, she's doing her.
It won 24 seats in the European parliament in 2014, but Britain's electoral system meant it only ever won two seats in the House of Commons.
Yes, Benjamin Franklin had the idea first, but when he wrote about it in 1784, he was in Paris and he meant it as a joke.
The primary still had two months to go, but the Super Tuesday results paired with Rubio's dismal poll numbers in Florida meant it was essentially over.
But I worked out with him all summer so when I said what I meant, it was like a right hook, I didn't see it coming.
The engine worked in ground tests, although its radioactive exhaust (and the risk of mishap) meant it was deemed impossible to conduct trials in the air.
Anyways, never knew how picking cotton would be so offensive but i will suck it up n say sorry even though i never even meant it.
Axa said its role as a health insurer meant it could no longer justify investing in something that had such a "tragic" impact on public health.
HBO is usually further ahead because of its top vote-getter "Games of Thrones," but the show's hiatus meant it wasn't eligible to compete this year.
Previously, the bot relied on miniature tripod on its base for landings — but that meant it could only set down on the top of flat surfaces.
But the Spaniard insisted that the move has made his position at Toro Rosso no less comfortable and, on the Barcelona race's evidence, he meant it.
The ad hoc nature of the approaches meant it was too early to discuss potential deals, Chief Executive Ari Mervis said on a call with analysts.
" In an attempt to defend her boyfriend, Pumpkin firmly explained that he "meant it as a f—— joke and clearly you can't f—— take a joke!
The cuts follow a lengthy period of investment in previous years that has meant it is now delivering its biggest ever increase in large engine production.
"I think when I got more understanding about it, and he got more understanding about what that meant, it took a lot of communication," she added.
She says she meant it all to be just a "sarcastic joke"—but the internet has proven, once again, that it simply does not understand sarcasm.
But the hurricane's sheer size meant it could batter the U.S. East Coast with hurricane-force winds for nearly a full day, according to weather forecasters.
I suggested no specific date and meant it should be postponed until everything was ready, but the district court has now decided that this won't happen.
"We've talked a lot about the need to compete everywhere, and when we talked about a 57-state-and-territory strategy, we meant it," Perez said.
I wasn't calm, per se—I knew the number of decisions I had already made on that trip meant it was too late to go back.
He totally meant it as a compliment — he'd raised a strong, outspoken young woman, and he knew it — so I tried to take it as such.
The planned wind-down has been accelerated because "limited resources" at the operating company meant it could no longer afford to operate "old and inefficient" shafts.
In his final exchange with Quichotte, he had hinted at asking him to perform some small private services, some discreet deliveries, but he hadn't meant it.
But the dishonest void at the heart of the alt-right meant it could not unite around any realistic policies, which has severely hampered it politically.
That meant it was time for Drake to take to Instagram and go at Pacers star Paul George once again (in a post he's since deleted).
But in context, it's clear that the user meant it as a term of endearment, so the correct action would be to leave the post up.
And, in an age of direct-to-buyer sales and ubiquitous social media, that meant it was something like an analog solution to a digital problem.
We used to have only three networks, and each show had to capture the largest possible audience, which meant it had to have a broad appeal.
Experts say the virus could have been circulating in the United States for weeks undetected because a lack of tests meant it simply was not discovered.
When the studio room was blue, it was time to cool down and walk, while orange / red meant it was a period to run or sprint.
For the exchange, not allowing companies to list with such a structure meant it missed out on lucrative listings like Alibaba's $25 billion initial public offering.
And in this sense, Pidathala had always known what tempering meant — in the private, idiosyncratic language of her family, it meant it was time for lunch.
But Appotronics' proximity to the Chinese LED supply chains meant it could move much faster than its competitors in building improved new versions of the product.
It was one of about 325 small passenger vessels built before 1996, which meant it was exempt from updated Coast Guard safety standards, the Times reported.
He encouraged me to keep writing and working part time as a physician, even if it meant it would take us longer to repay student debt.
"He meant it as a lighthearted moment, and I think if you look at the totality of his remarks, they were absolutely beautiful," Mr. Spicer replied.
He didn't sound as though he meant it, so I ran down to Chris and Ada's cabin, banged on their door, and gave them my news.
He meant it ironically — but that expectation for artists to transport us from the everyday to the infinite has a pesky hold on us alleged moderns.
He added that the result meant it was clear the party should go into opposition and he would seek re-election as party leader in December.
When the band opened the show with its 2005 song "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)," the audience sang along with their whole chests and meant it.
He said — and prosecutors agreed — that a defective door on Jean's apartment meant it wasn't properly locked, which is how Guyger gained access to the space.
But covenants on its existing bonds meant it only had 35m of cash available for servicing the PIK, which would have only covered one coupon payment.
"If you meant it, Jane would very much like to use your writers' conference pass," my father called to say one evening early in the spring.
Blessed with its natural resources, Norway produces more renewable energy than it consumes, with Gilje saying that this meant it could export renewable power to other countries.
Apple announced a ton of hardware at its annual September keynote event, which meant it was a long keynote with tons of demos of the latest technology.
Wiener, who had attempted to withdraw his bill from the Assembly, saying Santiago's modifications meant it was no it was no longer a real net neutrality bill.
Berkeley Group was the biggest FTSE 100 faller, retreating by 5.2 percent after the house builder said that planning constraints meant it could not increase volumes further.
They wondered if the businessman meant it when he roared "Drain the swamp in Washington!" at pre-election rallies, and vowed to ban lobbyists from his government.
Turkey said the agreement meant it did not need to resume its assault on the Kurds, temporarily halted by a U.S.-brokered ceasefire which expired Tuesday night.
Gates testified that Manafort asked him to convert the bookkeeper's July 2016 document from a PDF version to a Word document, which meant it could be edited.
But the slowdown in its markets meant it now sees 2017 underlying profitability around 180 million pounds ($222.1 million) lower than it had expected in early 2016.
The success of MIT's App Inventor meant it had outgrown the resources afforded it within academia, say Thunkable's co-founders Arun Saigal (CEO) and WeiHua Li (CTO).
Yeezy left the crowd with another line so sentimental he must have meant it: "I just want to bring as much beauty into this world as possible."
The European Commission says the tax arrangement offered to Apple by Ireland meant it paid an annual tax rate varying between only 0.005 percent and 1 percent.
Meanwhile, Singapore's low levels of pollution, high safety levels, lively entertainment scene and local travel options meant it stole the top spot for quality of life too.
Still, the framers meant it to be used if, somehow, a manifestly unfit person were to become president and endanger the constitutional order they so carefully constructed.
Andrea Dore, head of funding at the World Bank, pointed out that the World Bank's fiscal year starts at July 1, so that meant it had flexibility.
Yet its sheer abundance—physicists estimate dark matter accounts for 85 percent of matter in the universe—meant it could induce notable gravitational effects on large objects.
But the election result meant it was unclear whether her plan to take Britain out of the bloc's single market and customs union could still be pursued.
"When I said jumping into 2016... I meant it LITERALLY," the Vampire Diaries star wrote in a caption for an Instagram post, which shows her tandem skydiving.
This nihilistic form of partisanship impairs Congresses' capacity to serve as the great deliberative, problem-solving body that the Framers of our Constitution meant it to be.
He sort of suggested that Mr. Trump should release his tax returns, but what he really meant, it seems, is that candidates in general should do so.
Also, JetBlue's day-of-week availability for the fares meant it could be challenging for fliers to make long weekends at the lowest fares on many routes.
Samsom also said improving conditions for Syrian refugees in Turkey meant it could soon be regarded as a safe country to which asylum-seekers could be returned.
"I just want to reassure people that what President-elect Donald Trump said on election night, he absolutely meant it from the bottom his heart," Pence said.
Meghan talked to company insiders who told us how Fair's breakneck growth meant it lost track of millions of dollars in inventory as it burned through funding.
However, he did see that Jupiter was entering her sign, Sagittarius, for a year, which meant it was a prime time to focus her energies on work.
It is about the ones who really meant it — neither those playing at insurrection, nor the ideologues who, in their sincerity, betray a fatal affinity for dogma.
The company paid the same ticket price you would for every ticket, which meant it almost always lost money the first time you went to the theater.
Mr. Olsavsky said that was largely because the company had been building fewer warehouses than in the past, which meant it had to hire fewer new workers.
But at the daily White House press briefing later on Thursday, Trump confirmed Inslee referenced Brady but said the Washington governor meant it in a positive way.
This meant it was a trivial task for the researchers to reveal the data on the client side, even when users are supposedly restricting their location data.
In its place, she says, was the sense that choosing to write about a show, whether positively or negatively for The Times, meant it would get noticed.
Along with my secretarial responsibilities I ran the letters page and the table of contents, which meant it was my blessed duty to read everything we published.
For a show that plays as fast and loose with mortality as The Magicians, Quentin's death felt significant and weighty, like it really meant it this time.
Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
Citi's head of European G10 currency strategy in London, Richard Cochinos, said Britain's hefty current account and budget deficits meant it was heavily dependent on foreign capital.
But in a written reply to Reuters questions, Astanin said the national depository's relationships with major global banks meant it was straightforward for foreign investors to invest.
Labour excluded the cost of its plans to nationalize industries such as rail, power and broadband, arguing that the acquisition of assets meant it was fiscally neutral.
The 211920,0000-square-foot house on Rock Creek Church Road NW was at the end of a row of attached buildings, which meant it had abundant light.
Current regulatory arrangements for the sector are patchy, which the regulator said meant it had been unable to discipline trustees or custodians with deficiencies in their systems.
To the central bank, those rosy economic signs meant it was time to start removing some of the scaffolding it had erected to support the crumbling economy.
Companies couldn't prevent their employees from going to another company — or starting their own — which in practice meant it was very difficult for companies to keep secrets.
Because I found him trying to say that he is going to win to be quite comedic, but I don&apost think he meant it as a joke.
Britain's DFS Furniture fell 246.83 percent after the company said a dip in demand and customer uncertainty about the economic outlook meant it would not meet profit expectations.
Depreo also said difficult terrain meant it was not possible to deploy a large number of forces there against the militants, who are more familiar with the area.
While we meant it, we said "I love you" ad nauseam, as if playing out a scripted high-school romance—our relationship, in retrospect, more performative than deep.
In effect, the Hammers' move meant it could sell off its old stadium and make the transition to modernity without spending hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade.
When he Tweeted he'd have 'four friends for life' when he quit One Direction, he meant it – but he's not sure where he stands with his former bandmates.
Once Prime Minister Tony Blair took power five years later, disagreements between him and anti-euro finance minister Gordon Brown meant it never came back on the agenda.
"It is not completely possible to decouple from the weather," he said, adding Zalando's ordering flexibility meant it could react both to changing fashion trends and the weather.
That meant it wasn't drinking water spilled by one of the crew members; it was saltwater leaking into the sub — at 1,476 feet (450 meters) below the surface.
The inaugural match of the tournament, between Russia and Saudi Arabia, kicked off early in Moscow, which meant it was a relatively civilised 1:00 am in Vladivostok.
And we should clarify that when he said it was "OK" that China is already easing up its enforcement, he meant it is not OK at all. 3.
The campaign said its inability to run Google Ads meant it lost out on campaign donations it could have received if users were directed to the candidate's website.
Ermotti said headwinds from volatile markets in early 2016, and the relative strength of the Swiss franc, meant it was too early to make revenue forecasts this year.
Renewi said the construction was "significantly behind plan" which meant it would take a non-cash impairment charge of up to 39 million pounds in its 2019 results.
That error, State argued, compounded by a weather-related government closure, meant it wouldn't be able to get the final batch of emails out by the original deadline.
And now, in the last week, Trump had made clear he meant it when he said that he was not willing to commit to the Paris climate accords.
There wasn't really much else like it in dance music at the time—and its near-pop sensibility also meant it connected with more mainstream audiences as well.
And while the market's reaction was negative, there were folks who noted that the Model Y's likeness to the 3 meant it was getting serious about selling vehicles.
Britain's higher debt level than before the financial crisis meant it was more vulnerable to rises in interest rates or inflation than in the past, the OBR said.
The resignations of Morales and his vice president meant it was not initially clear who would take the helm of the country pending the results of new elections.
And although the Academy Award-winning actress tried to tell her daughter she meant it as a compliment, her daughter Genesis, now 6, didn't see it that way.
Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said late on Wednesday that an improving global economy and a solid U.S. recovery meant it would be "appropriate soon" to raise rates.
Nielsen later defended those remarks, telling the panel that the president meant it didn't have to come to an emergency declaration if Congress had met his funding requests.
He meant it in the sense that Facebook must stay an "open" platform for conversation, but it also touches on what is increasingly becoming Facebook's new core: media.
As neatly as Schwarber would have fit as a future Yankees designated hitter — think 50 homers a year — the Cubs swore he was untouchable, and they meant it.
"This is exactly what the president has always said it is, whether he meant it or not, this is turning out to be a witch hunt," Giuliani said.
However, it added that action was being taken sooner than originally foreseen because its "limited resources" meant it could no longer afford to operate "old and inefficient" shafts.
Although the sudden influx of migrants into Europe meant it was hard to respond properly, the protection of children in the camps needed to be addressed, he said.
Moloo said WHO was optimistic that the dog problem had peaked, although the incubation period meant it was premature to be sure, and the new challenges were unexpected.
My tester was a Prius Prime Advanced with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $23.5,235, which meant it came with an 2112-inch tablet screwed into the dash.
The resignations of Morales and his vice president meant it was not initially clear who would take the helm of the country pending the results of new elections.
Counting pledges to resettle 179,000 refugees the United Nations refugee agency has received since 2013, that meant it was looking for commitments to take an additional 300,0003 people.
Remember all of those times you joked to your friends about how you "can't fart in the shower without her knowing about it," but also fearfully meant it?
Regardless of whether he "meant it" or not, China could take actions or make decisions based on those assumptions that could lead to insecurity and potentially even conflict.
People are usually all talk on New Year's Eve: Everyone goes on about what they're going to do and change; last night, however, they actually really meant it.
However, the bank said increased expenditure from new regulation meant it needed to find additional savings to achieve targeted net cuts of 2.1 billion francs by end-2017.
It seems meeting the letter of the law — which he claimed to do — meant it was fine to engage in actions that were an obvious conflict of interest.
Price said he had expected to start again this postseason, but hearing it so soon meant it was not something that Cora had to mull over and debate.
While Platini is not technically under arrest, the nature of his detention meant it was up to the authorities to decide when he would be free to leave.
Some state officials said on Friday that the structure of recent legislation setting up the future elections board meant it could not begin operations until Jan. 31. Gov.
The band didn't play it too often, but it was part of the Organ Fight's tenth anniversary tour, which meant it was part of the set every night.
Thiel said the currency bloc's improving economic outlook meant it was not sure the European Central Bank would ease monetary policy again although markets anticipated such a move.
" But he really meant it, because at the end, he said, "In token for what you've done for me, I'm going to send you my Gulf War medal.
But the low number of candidates it ran meant it was edged into second by number of seats — a mistake it would not make in a repeat election.
Just as likely, analysts said, neither Mr. Tillerson nor Mr. Spicer really meant it or, possibly, fully understood the potentially far-reaching consequences of what they were saying.
I used to think that they meant it, but at some point I realized that threatening tech regulation is what American lawmakers generally do instead of passing laws.
One expert said the size of Sunday's detonation, measured by the U.S. Geological Survey at magnitude 6.3, meant it was possible it could be a hydrogen bomb test.
Yet the mix of ethnicities meant it was impossible to draw borders that brought all the Poles into one state, for example, or all Europe's Germans into another.
One of the storms flooded a Greggs bakery just outside Cardiff which meant it was unable to supply 40 shops which had to close for a few days.
According to D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Coleman said the refs told him that the ball was tipped, which meant it was not pass interference.
They said the scale of the problems facing Eskom, which range from liquidity issues to coal quality, meant it was unrealistic to expect the CEO alone to solve them.
AWS made up 13% of the company's total sales, but the high margins for the business meant it made up an even greater slice of Amazon's total operating income.
Moody's said the presence of an unconditional government guarantee on the DBM issuance meant it would consider a default on the notes to constitute a default by the sovereign.
It came shortly after Google acquired a small e-books outfit, which some, us included, speculated meant it would be going more aggressively after Amazon in the subscription market.
Trump's actions amounted to nullifying Congress's vote, he argued, and members weren't required to pass a measure saying, "No, we really meant it," before they could go to court.
It had previously warned of challenging market conditions for the business, but said the improvement meant it was not anticipating a decline in GLS margins for the full year.
He says while this was a reasonable approach at the time, it took a tremendous number of people and tooling to pull off, and that meant it was expensive.
The DNC hacking case was already assigned to Jackson, and by marking Stone's case as "related," that meant it got assigned to Jackson as well under the court's rules.
Metro Bank said it still aims to grow deposits by 20 percent per year, but that the poor first quarter meant it would likely miss that goal in 2019.
When she said in her statement on Wednesday that she wanted "to be better informed, raise my voice, and participate in a more meaningful way," she actually meant it.
But a lack of investment to find new reserves meant it became a net oil importer by 2002, and since then international firms ConocoPhillips and Chevron have reduced holdings.
The army's earlier capture of Soran, its northern gateway to Hama city, meant it had reversed most of the territorial gains rebels made in their major offensive last month.
Almost too strong, it turned out, because the vast cast of characters meant it was challenging for any one Republican to get attention and stand out from the crowd.
This meant it wasn't important to be around 9 am to 5 pm — a shift from 6 am to 2 pm would do the pharmacy just as much good.
When he said, "The trouble is boxing's dying because everybody's so quiet," he meant it, and he made it his personal mission to pump some noise into the sport.
If the protective tariff was bringing in lots of revenue, the argument went, that meant it wasn't doing a good enough job of dissuading people from buying foreign imports.
Above: Skype on mobile The company had argued at the time that the rise of stories across social media meant it was something that all social apps would adopt.
Edmund Tayao, a Manila-based political analyst, said the strong performance of the Philippine economy meant it had outgrown its infrastructure, and there was public pressure to modernize it.
Last month, Energy Transfer said that problems securing a tax opinion from its lawyers meant it might not be able to complete the transaction by a June 28 deadline.
Asked if that meant a wind-down of the bank, he said any solution would have to be chosen carefully because the bank's size meant it was systemically relevant.
A sign warned people headed for the Justice Department's cafeteria Monday morning that "the recent situation" meant it would take time to get the cafeteria fully back in operation.
"@andrewdeast I meant it in the hospital when I said you will forever be my number one but she will now forever be OUR number one together," she wrote.
"We have a divided nation because people like her — and believe me — she has tremendous hate in her heart and when she said 'deplorables,' she meant it," he said.
I did all that because when he used the word "hope," I thought that he meant it, and I believed him when he said he would fight for us.
The bank last year ended funding fossil fuel projects in all other countries, but said a lack of alternatives in those three meant it would continue there for now.
Although he has previously backtracked on declarations to quit the event that he has dominated for more than a decade, Kemboi, 35, insisted that this time he meant it.
Elliott said in a regulatory filing with France's AMF regulator that the recent worldwide stock market slump meant it was now prepared to sell its Altran shares to CapGemini.
They said they would support Trump, but they had never really meant it at the time and shouldn't have said it, because Trump is clearly unsuitable for the presidency.
The defeats of both Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney left the party leaderless, and Mr. Bush's shredded reputation meant it could not follow the course he had laid out.
Jess Montejano, a spokesman for the No on C campaign, expressed confidence that Proposition C's failure to meet the two-thirds threshold meant it would never go into effect.
That some people won&apost candidly speak their minds and will avoid uncomfortable conversations meant it was difficult to know what people truly thought of the way I dressed.
Speaking to lawmakers in Paris on Wednesday, France's junior minister for Europe, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, said the U.S. behavior meant it was time that Europe stood up for itself.
Blood splatter found inside Suiter's right sleeve meant it must have been exposed to where the bullet entered his skull at the moment he was shot, the report said.
PA) jumped 5.8 percent after a report by Mergermarket said the firm's share price weakness meant it was likely to attract takeover interest from bidders such as Atos (ATOS.PA).
Corporate governance consultants said his links to both companies would increase scrutiny of the deal, but added its structure and strategic sense for Oracle meant it would likely pass.
Samba started marketing the notes earlier on Wednesday at 165 basis points over mid-swaps, but hefty demand meant it could reduce the offered yield by 25 basis points.
The actual temperature in DeKalb, Illinois, at midnight on Tuesday was minus 13 degrees, but the windchill meant it felt like minus 42 degrees, according to the weather service.
We'd have the fan club or press or whatever, and it used to be through somebody else's voice which is difficult—it's always misconstrued in how you meant it.
Until May 2015, when Facebook changed its API (application program interface) policies, giving a third party the right to your data meant it could also harvest your friends' data.
I mean, yesterday at the Tech Jobs Tour event, I meant it when I said if anyone wants to have coffee with me, ping me, tweet me, DM me.
If someone tells you they love you during a passionate get together, trust that they meant it for the moment, but don't hang on to it as the truth.
Wahab said the broad nature of the allegations and network of institutions linked to the charges meant it was unlikely voters would ever get to the bottom of the fraud.
Tesco also said a change in operations meant it needed fewer employees for stock control and marketing products and it was also seeking a reduce staff at its head office.
But Commission spokeswoman Mina Andreeva noted that the new law signed by Duda had not yet been published in Poland's official journal, which meant it was not in force yet.
With a production budget of $5 million, its $369 million worldwide box office take also meant it had one of the best returns on investment of any movie ever made.
But after he called a hero diver who rescued children from a cave in Thailand a pedophile and seemingly meant it, it's best not to assume the CEO is joking.
HSBC Global Head of Foreign Exchange Strategy David Bloom said a substantial dovish slant in the market meant it was refusing to price in more hawkish signals from central banks.
The telecom behemoth is most likely the largest company the fund has taken on, and its limited stake meant it had less negotiating leverage than it had in previous campaigns.
And, although Fox had been working on the film for years, the timing meant it was inevitable — and important — that the movie would be seen through the lens of #MeToo.
This meant it didn't take long before car enthusiasts were reading stories of clunkers being raced in the desert, prompting more car enthusiasts to urge Lamm to continue hosting events.
He also argued that the fact that Clinton's lawyers had allowed her to sit with the FBI meant it was unlikely that they believed she had any genuine legal exposure.
"He had power and wealth," Shabandar said, though cautioned that the emergence of Islamic State meant it would be harder for Khanjar to be an unrivaled "strongman" for Sunnis today.
But a "technical error" in the app meant it was possible for a child to enter a group chat with friends-of-friends who hadn't been approved by their parents.
After first joining in 1962, it left in 2009 as dwindling production meant it had become a net importer of crude oil, which is against OPEC's statute for full membership.
Mr Kasmani says he was told his home's long lease meant it was a "virtual freehold" and that it might cost a few thousand pounds to convert to freehold later.
"I can almost leave it at that (assessment)," without elaborating on whether that meant it would be close to the meagre 279 million euro net profit it reported for 2016.
The emergence of European nation states and the growth of imperialism during the 19th century meant it was regarded as disloyal to speak anything other than the one national language.
" He meant it in terms of when I lost out on an audition, but I started thinking, "Just keep working on yourself, and ultimately you'll be able to rise above.
Founder and CEO Dino Ha told TechCrunch they decided that increased consumer awareness about Asian beauty brands in the United States meant it was the right time to relaunch there.
The maker of Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona said the conditional clearance meant it had satisfied all pre-conditions following earlier green lights from EU, U.S. and South African authorities.
The recent flurry of media interest and mainstream investment in cryptocurrencies has led to increased awareness, and that has meant it has become more of an issue for separating couples.
"But you have been saying for many months that he's temperamentally unfit and that he would be dangerous, and if you meant it, you should say it," he told her.
The LIBE committee had been pushing for a fully open hearing with the Facebook founder — a format which would also have meant it being open to members of the public.
Parolin said at the conference that the Vatican realized that the election results meant it would have to continue "a work of education" about the dignity and rights of immigrants.
Kin was based on Windows CE instead of Windows Phone 103, and an odd internal power struggle meant it ultimately failed and was killed off in favor of Windows Phone.
Qualcomm said the European Union clearance, along with approval earlier on Thursday from the Korea Fair Trade Commission, meant it now had eight of nine approvals, with just China remaining.
The Dutch division's solvency is currently below the target range, Aegon said, which meant it had not distributed cash to the holding company in the first half of the year.
Because every financial-- 003:200:27;200 --institution that was active got fined for the same bad behavior--Which meant it was-- look, at that point, there was a housing crisis.
When a style was retro'd, that meant it was an older style — likely from the days Jordan was playing ball — that was revived and re-released into the retail market.
I think people like O'Reilly meant it and I think they were genuine in their wish that media would be democratized, but my critique was that firstly curators have value.
The legacy approach meant it could take weeks or months to stand up a containerized cluster — and for a technology that's supposed to increase a company's agility, that's too long.
And the series' sharp satire and even sharper jokes meant it was consistently funny, even as it was digging into the reality of the black experience in America in 2016.
Shell said it had sold some $25 billion of assets to pay off the BG acquisition and analysts said the new projects coming online meant it had a bright outlook.
The North's lack of economic development since the war ended in a truce, not a peace treaty, meant it built fewer roads, dams and buildings to disturb or cover remains.
Most euro zone government bond yields edged down from recent 3 1/2-week highs, although the mixed signals from the global economy meant it was all small in scale.
So it's very worrisome and when I said it's worse than climate change, I meant it will have more impact on whether humanity makes it through the next 20 years.
He excelled on both ends of the court and was one of the few players who truly meant it when he said he would sacrifice personal statistics to win championships.
Rival insurer Old Mutual had to ringfence its Zimbabwean unit after severe foreign currency shortages and rapidly rising inflation meant it could not get its capital out of the country.
Since then, a lot of people have attempted to solve the VR puzzle, but until recently the high cost of hardware meant it never had a chance of going mainstream.
And he meant it: Moodymann declined to speak with the press for ten years, until he finally gave his first interview to Gilles Peterson on BBC Radio 1, in 2007.
She meant it jokingly, but every student in the class was at least a couple of decades past that (as was she), yet remained capable of enjoying moonlight in Paris.
He said one of the storms flooded a Greggs bakery just outside Cardiff which meant it was unable to supply 40 shops which had to close for a few days.
"The president made very clear throughout the campaign that he was looking for justices who were going to interpret the Constitution as the framers meant it to be," he said.
Sharjah started marketing the notes at around 185 basis points over mid-swaps earlier on Wednesday but hefty demand meant it was able to tighten spreads to 155 basis points.
Just free yourself mentally for a second from whether Trump actually meant it, or has done this as president: In a big field, providing a distinct set of issues matters.
That meant it continued to incur the cost of building 400 jets without being able to deliver them and get most of the cash that comes with an aircraft sale.
Alibaba invested $486 million this month in a retail-focused big data firm, saying the deal meant it could better "help brick-and-mortar retailers succeed in the digital age."
But that listing meant it became the target of a sustained campaign by a London-registered environmental group called Foil Vedanta, which holds demonstrations outside Vedanta's annual meetings in London.
Another problem for Cycloramic in 2014 was that Apple announced its iPhone 6 that September, and the phone had a rounded edge that meant it would no longer stand upright unassisted.
Speaking on the CBS show "Face the Nation," the White House chief of staff said that the president meant it when he called the media the enemy in a Friday tweet.
E.ON said the ruling meant it would be refunded about 2.85 billion euros plus 450 million euros in interest, adding this would boost its net profit and lower its net debt.
He said the rapid growth of internet retailing meant it would have been "physically impossible" for Sports Direct to grow at the rate it had without using thousands of agency staff.
Drugstore was shut out of the pharmacy business by Medco Health Solutions, one of the largest PBMs at the time, which meant it had no real way of selling prescription drugs.
When he said he needed me to be inside his head, he meant it — and I came to realize that it was a sort of scary head to be inside of.
This meant it could promote particular destinations to set groups, and two campaigns marketing Sydney and Queensland to millennials saw a 20153 percent sales uplift year on year to those destinations.
Davidson clearly meant it as a joke, but given the collective exhaustion most women are feeling with regard to their own rights, agency, and equality, it seemed inappropriate and ill-timed.
Covenants on Agrokor's bonds meant it had to class the newly acquired business as an unrestricted subsidiary, so this debt would sit outside the so-called "restricted group" of its bonds.
He'll still be there, working from the same playbook — say the stupidest thing you can think of, reap the attention, then deny you said it or meant it — come Sept. 1.
Honda was also on the verge of calling its city car the "Fitta" in 2001, before it realized what the word meant (it has similarly anatomical connotations) in Swedish and Norwegian.
A decade-old fuel surcharge on flights originating from Hong Kong was scrapped on Monday, after the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) said falling fuel prices meant it was no longer warranted.
President Donald Trump is playing off Tuesday morning's embarrassing moment — in which he was laughed at by the United Nations General Assembly — by saying he totally meant it as a joke.
I said "WOW," and meant it, because as far as I knew, One Direction has never made advertisements for anything aside from their large stable of perfumes and the Honda Civic.
The decline of mining meant it had to rebrand itself to lure tourists eager to visit the most northerly town in the world that can be reached on a scheduled flight.
Praet said various factors, notably low oil prices and less buoyant emerging economies, meant it was taking longer to reach the goal of inflation of close to but below 2 percent.
The charity vessel Open Arms had appealed to the court to let it come to Italy, saying international maritime law meant it had a right to bring the migrants to safety.
A WHO spokesman said the Geneva-based organization's interim recommendation meant it still had to evaluate the net's public health impact and it was requesting more data from the chemicals company.
The government pushed the bill through the National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, without a vote, because opposition from rebel Socialist lawmakers meant it did not have a clear majority.
Hermes said the lack of confirmed information about the departure of ex-chief executive Martin Sorrell meant it was unable to assess whether the terms of his severance package were appropriate.
The McCain was following Navy protocol at the time when the crew kept the ship's automatic identification system set to receive-only, which meant it wasn't transmitting data to other vessels.
First, the country's long civil war prompted millions of people to abandon their farms, which meant it took even more time and effort for food production to recover after the war.
The imbalance is so striking that I wonder if Carone meant it to suggest the passage of time — one eye calm and the other, a moment later, startled into opening wide.
Dr. Arnold and Dr. Strickland's wins this year meant it was the first time that women have been honored with a chemistry Nobel and a physics Nobel in the same year.
Divulging 53% quarterly revenue growth for Google's cloud services compared with a year ago meant it grew slower than the business it is trying to catch up to, Microsoft Corp's Azure.
All that mattered to us was that the site was responsible for half of all book sales, which meant it had wrested control of the most important levers: pricing and distribution.
It was the religious right's weakness, which meant it couldn't play kingmaker in the primary, that made Mr. Trump's nomination possible, but his victory has given the movement tremendous new power.
Goff said they had been expecting the centre to be finished by around August 2020, and the fire damage meant it could now take more than an extra year to complete.
Anna Barnfather, an analyst with brokerage Liberum, said although Greene King's improvement in underlying trading was encouraging, consumer pressures and uncertainty over Brexit meant it was "prudent to retain some caution".
On Thursday, central bank president Roberto Campos Neto noted that in recent years hedging demand from investors and corporates meant it made sense to sell dollars via the FX swaps market.
Evergrande said the latest round meant it had now raised a total of 130 billion yuan from investors who will hold about 36.5 percent of the enlarged equity interest of Hengda.
Whether he meant it about Nixon or about the American Revolution, which is a pretty good fit actually, or the Soviet Union matters very little to our evaluation of the product.
A Foxconn employee at the Zhengzhou factory told the South China Morning Post in December that the alternating shifts meant it was hard for anyone to get a good night's sleep.
George H.W. Bush meant it as a grand romantic gesture: After his wife Barbara swooned over the painted cow statues installed around Houston in 2001, he decided to surprise her with one.
This weekend was dominated by Oscar buzz, which meant it was the perfect time for the Kardashians to hash out more of that Tristan Thompson/Jordyn Woods drama away from prying eyes.
However, his social media disappearance comes after a controversial week in which he tweeted that the 13th amendment should be abolished ... which he later clarified, saying he meant it should be amended.
In this case, users were entering things like "Jew hater" under "field of study," which meant it showed up in the targeting search results and was an actual option for ad buyers.
The team used a CT scan to peer into the fossil, finding that the long and flexible nature of the tail meant it had to belong to a dinosaur, not a bird.
A closer reading, though, indicated that the chairman only meant it was below the lower end of estimates from Fed policymakers, who put neutral in a range of 2.5 to 3 percent.
Mehrotra cautioned Tuesday that "considerable ongoing uncertainty" around Huawei meant it was "unable to predict the volumes or time periods over which we'll be able to ship products" to the Chinese company.
Its close proximity to everywhere you needed to be—including better-than-average food trucks—and late night sets by Bicep, The Black Madonna, and DJ Harvey meant it was consistently busy.
Still, the company's stock struggled to outperform its dot-com era highs throughout the 2000s as investors wrestled with fears that the lack of profitability meant it also lacked long-term value.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor cut him off, noting that citizenship hadn't been part of the main census count since 1950, which meant it wasn't part of census history for the past 65 years.
I will, indeed, never be a gamer in the sense that Twitter rando meant it — as an identity that has as much to do with cultural and demographic associations as with seriousness.
Bogota-based rights group Dejusticia, which supported the plaintiffs' case, said the verdict meant it was the first time a lawsuit of this kind had been ruled upon favorably in Latin America.
But the team's fifth-place finish in the Premier League meant it failed to qualify for the Champions League in 2016-17 and will play in the lower profile Europa League instead.
Yes, I spent a few weeks agonizing over the reasons he didn't return the expression immediately, however, I told him since I meant it, and that it was killing me not to.
After the election a sensible government would have conceded that its loss of a Commons majority meant it had to pay more attention to MPs and grant a greater role to Parliament.
The game doesn't have a ton of visual personality, and its status as a spin-off from a minigame in Sony's Playroom app meant it somewhat flew under the radar at launch.
White said that Senator Warner's comparison between the "Wild West" and the regulatory changes facing the tech industry was actually a good one, though not in the way Warner probably meant it.
Rees-Mogg, considered a possible successor to May, said the Conservatives lack of a parliamentary majority meant it would be difficult for an alternative leader to push through an ambitious Brexit deal.
The spat meant it would be "very difficult" to reach a deal to revamp NAFTA before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, though he underlined the continent had not entered a trade war.
ESMO spokesman Enriqueta Felip of Spain's Vall d'Hebron Institute of Oncology said Tagrisso's edge over older medicines and its good tolerability meant it should be considered a new first-line treatment option.
FRANKFURT, Dec 8 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi dismissed the idea on Thursday that changes in the bank's asset-purchasing programme meant it was easing off, or tapering the programme.
And when we got Gasol out at Nightingale nightclub in L.A. -- partying with teammate Mike Conley -- it was pretty clear to us he meant it as a tribute to the UFC star.
Still, Hendry said he is in "no doubt" that Scotland would side in favor of independence in a future vote — particularly if it meant it could gain EU membership after a Brexit.
Chris Coons of Delaware and Cory Booker of New Jersey attempted to force the vote by unanimous consent, but that meant it could be blocked by just one senator, as Republican Sen.
While renewable power still represented only 3.2 percent of the share in primary energy, Dale noted that its growth meant it "accounted for over 30 percent of the increase in primary energy."
"I don't think Bannon would have a hard time establishing that he meant it as an opinion that it was disloyal and improper rather than as a statement of law," said Wright.
Lawyers who advise clients on U.S. sanctions compliance said this meant it was more likely Washington would impose penalties on foreign entities doing prohibited business with a company on the sanctions list.
Rees-Mogg, considered a possible successor to May, said the Conservatives' lack of a parliamentary majority meant it would be difficult for an alternative leader to push through an ambitious Brexit deal.
Although the left wing main opposition party voted against it, an abstention by Anastasiades's Conservative party meant it got through, with votes from parties which have expressed misgivings about progress in talks.
And because I want to believe that every member of Congress who took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution meant it, having further oversight of these matters is worth doing.
And in New York City, we took into account rents in all five boroughs, not just Manhattan, which meant it tied with London for the top spot, at $4.98 per square foot.
It was concerned that Broadcom's plan to borrow $100 billion for the deal meant it would have had to squeeze cash out of Qualcomm, leaving less money for 5G research and development.
Amid China's increased openness to foreign investment, BASF's knowledge of doing business in China meant it could "seize the right opportunity at the right time", a Beijing-based energy industry executive said.
I had several stitches and a lot of swelling; even after the six-week rest period, I found sex painful for several months, and the swelling meant it was anything but roomy.
Earlier this month, he said the low cost of borrowing meant it had "great attractions" to fund investment, but that Britain needed to be careful about the signal it gave financial markets.
Instead of apologizing, showing he meant it and doing something to show that he is a changed man, Trump used the incident to bring out a full-frontal assault on the Clintons.
Perhaps Hirst's statement that the British Constitution was "only a mask over the face of plutocracy" was not so analytically distinct from Bagehot, but Hirst at least meant it as a criticism.
He said the festival's growing importance on the international far-right scene meant it warranted closer attention from Western security services to monitor the contacts their extremists were potentially making in Kyiv.
Japan's topography made the deployment of ballistic missiles vulnerable to attack, and its proximity to the Asian continent meant it would be almost impossible for Japan to protect that force from attack.
And when we said massive, we meant it: Ulta Beauty is offering a full 50% off on multiple products for nearly three full weeks, with new products getting their prices slashed every day.
The FTSEurofirst 300 of top European equities briefly hit a three-week low of 2.1953,526.29 after the ECB said subdued inflation meant it would continue to pump more stimulus into the region's economy.
The Japanese company did not explain its decision, but industry experts said advances in safety and emissions standards meant it was no longer economical to produce the car sold only Mexico and Peru.
Denel was embroiled in corruption scandals involving friends of former president Jacob Zuma, the Gupta brothers, and has been grappling with a liquidity crisis which meant it struggled to pay wages in December.
So if you saw a Charmander with one footprint beneath it, it meant you were within throwing distance of the little guy; while three footprints meant it was a fair old trek away.
Lead is easy to extract from the ground, malleable and resistant to corrosion—qualities that meant it was the material of choice for everything from municipal water pipes to jewellery to food tins.
Mercari's annual revenue meant it had the opportunity to hold an IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, but Nagasawa says it decided to stay private to retain strategic flexibility as it expands overseas.
India was then a British colony and so was subject to British rule on matters of grain imports and exports, which meant it was at Churchill's mercy when it came to famine relief.
He said work that Netflix had done on optimizing video for internet delivery meant it could deliver "amazing" pictures at unthreatening speeds as low as 300 kilobits per second "using the operator's bandwidth".
That meant it was a breach of the WTO rules, which say that free trade areas should encourage trade between the signatories without raising new barriers with other countries, the Russian representative said.
Mackenzie said its recent entry into the sector meant it was not much affected by an unexpectedly sharp cut to the discount rate used to calculate lump sum payments in personal injury claims.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is under renewed criticism for buying fewer Italian sovereign bonds in May, when political instability meant it was a time when Rome may have needed it the most.
The Middle's beautifully developed characters, finely tuned storytelling sense, and avoidance of easy gimmicks meant it sometimes wasn't the easiest show to break out into a piece about how darn good it was.
The PUK slipped to third place in the 2013 election, but its dominance of the Sulaimaniya area meant it extended a coalition with the KDP that has ruled autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan since 1991.
Northvolt said rail connections already serving other industries in the northern region, as well as Skelleftea's deep-sea port, meant it did not expect transport costs to be prohibitive due the plant's location.
Britain's biggest commercial free-to-air broadcaster ITV dropped 8.8% after it pulled its dividend and said the rapidly changing situation meant it could no longer forecast its ad sales or yearly outcome.
The FTSEurofirst 300 of top European equities briefly hit a three-week low of 1,526.29 after the ECB said subdued inflation meant it would continue to pump more stimulus into the region's economy.
While the judge did not address the alleged Illuminati connection, he said the party's logo had been approved by the Election Commission, which meant it wasn't deemed to be hostile towards the monarchy.
Analysts from RBC Capital Markets also called the discovery "significant," but another brokerage, Cowen & Co, warned that the partnership with Total meant it could take years for significant cash flow to reach Apache.
Analysts from RBC Capital Markets also called the discovery "significant", but another brokerage, Cowen & Co, warned that the partnership with Total meant it could take years for significant cash flow to reach Apache.
While the judge did not address the alleged Illuminati connection, he said the party's logo had been approved by the Election Commission, which meant it wasn't deemed to be hostile toward the monarchy.
The missile has a maximum range of 480 kilometers (298 miles), which meant it was fully compliant with the INF treaty, Lieutenant-General Mikhail Matveyevsky, head of Russia's Missile Troops and Artillery, said.
Obviously, the yeast doughnut didn't deliver on the cookie texture (and that's probably for the best since that would have meant it was stale.) From a flavor perspective, however, it was practically identical.
Raja told Mashable that, in the case of Toshiba, they used head tracking technology to create its 3D imagery, which meant it was difficult for multiple people in different spots to see quality 3D.
But this meant it was pulling in way more content than its human curators could package into specific, widely visible Our Stories like ones for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade or the NBA Finals.
Sondal Bensan, who oversees the Qantas shareholding at top investor, BT Investment Management, said Qantas' rapid rebound meant it would take longer for investors to accept the current level of earnings could be maintained.
"If it was meant for people to know exactly what it meant, it wouldn't have been so cryptic," he told the outlet during a Facebook Live interview with his fellow Voice coach Kelly Clarkson.
Reflecting the frustration of many countries in Marrakesh, Mr Falih said the industrial and technological strength of the U.S. meant it would find it easier to abide by the Paris accord than poorer nations.
And while the United States moved on, perhaps pleased that its "strategic ambiguity" had meant it didn't have to take a side, the move likely cemented concerns among some Filipinos about its ally's commitment.
Samsung shares fell 256 percent on Wednesday after the technology giant said stronger-than-expected demand for its new Galaxy Note 22016 meant it had to push back the release date in some markets.
In an open letter to the company, ValueAct said that the level of investment needed by Merlin, which also owns Madame Tussauds, meant it would be better off with a return to private ownership.
Photo by Matt TaylorMatt estimates the lightning bolt struck about one or two miles south of where he was standing, which meant it was well out of frame to the left of this shot.
Lavrov, on a visit to Belarus, was also cited as saying that "anti-Russian feeling" in the United States meant it was not certain that Moscow and Washington could agree on key global issues.
In our tests, I had to turn really bassy rock music up to a level that meant it was uncomfortable to listen to via the headphones before it could be heard by anyone else.
Putin said Russia's arsenal of air and sea-launched missiles combined with its work on developing hypersonic missiles meant it was well placed to offset any threat emanating from the United States for now.
After he fainted during a dialysis appointment, Heafner told his family that he was ready to forgo further treatment, even if it meant it would dramatically cut his survival outlook from weeks to days.
LONDON (Reuters) - British aero-engine maker Rolls-Royce said its ability to fix the Trent 1000 fleet problem within budget meant it remained on track to hit its full-year cash and profit targets.
Davis also told the City of London Corporation that the EU's "inflexible approach" on immigration meant it was unlikely the UK would achieve access to the single market, the FT said, citing the memo.
The company said this meant it was on track to deliver on 220 goals for an operating margin above 230 percent of its sales and like-for-like sales growth of 353-235 percent.
The country owns 34% of the mine, Mongolia's biggest foreign investment project, but lawmakers claim delays and cost overruns have meant it has run up more debt from the project than income thus far.
The use of polonium not only consigned Mr Litvinenko to a prolonged and painful death (the rarity of the poison meant it was identified only by chance in the last hours of his life).
She's been circling the project for a while, but the combination of Theron's crowded production schedule and her desire to evaluate a finished script meant it took a while to lock down her participation.
The company said this meant it was on track to deliver on 230 goals for an operating margin above 22019 percent of its sales and like-for-like sales growth of 235-5 percent.
An executive familiar with the situation at Mitsubishi Heavy said newly adopted corporate governance guidelines meant it and other listed Mitsubishi Group companies were wary of doing anything that could cost their own shareholders.
Though Krosa is unlikely to strengthen into a typhoon, its broad front meant it could affect a large swathe of Japan, dumping up to 1,000 mm (39 inches) in some parts of the west.
I played the priest, which meant it made sense for me to stay close to the back of the group and keep everyone else in my field of view so I could heal them.
But the prosecutor's office said the time period in which he was found to be playing the game meant it could be expected that he was not paying attention to a critical traffic intersection.
The UK's lack of preparation and negotiating experience meant it was vulnerable in negotiations, giving even greater leverage to the EU than it already had as a group of 27 economies rather than one.
The CBO analysis of the bill found that despite zapping $15.4 billion worth of budget authority, the focus on unobligated accounts meant it would only reduce spending by about $1 billion over a decade.
In the meantime, he said's arsenal of air and sea-launched missiles combined with its work on developing hypersonic missiles meant it was well placed to offset any threat emanating from the United States.
Wildstein also argued that he took a 85033 email from Kelly calling for "traffic problems in Fort Lee" as part of the conspiracy, while Kelly had argued she meant it only as a joke.
Mixed reviews and ho-hum box office in the U.S. meant it took a couple of years (thanks to DVD sales and holiday TV airings) before the film acquired modern rom-com classic status.
Treasury had initially determined that Storey County's median income of $85033,508 meant it was too wealthy to get the designation, but changed its determination after being presented with new data, according to the Post.
Facebook claims it had no idea, which meant it spent much of 2017 trying to explain to the public — and to Congress — how and why its business was unknowingly weaponized by a foreign government.
Third, Facebook only applied Disputed Flags after two fact-checking organizations had determined it was false, but that meant it sometimes did not act quickly enough, especially in countries with very few fact-checkers.
The French government says the Fiat deal fell apart because it was preoccupied with preserving Renault's alliance with Nissan, which the Finance Ministry said therefore meant it required explicit backing from its Japanese partner.
I believe that when Mel Gibson said, in the course of a DUI arrest, "the Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world," he meant it as a statement of hearty approval.
But under law, Edelstein remains at his post until Friday, and Peretz's appointment to oversee the vote on his replacement meant it could be held before the next scheduled session of parliament on Monday.
The carmaker, which owns the Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Ducati, Lamborghini, Porsche, Seat and Skoda brands, also said that uncertainty about the fallout from coronavirus meant it was impossible to give forecasts for this year.
Schiff's embellished reading of Trump's call has become a consistent rallying cry for Trump, who has ignored Schiff's admission before and after the reading that he meant it as a parody and a paraphrase.
Pellegrini said the economic downturn in Brazil meant it was hard to sell business jets there, while the drop in oil prices had made potential purchasers in the Middle East and Russia more hesitant.
I'm not sure if he meant it as a joke or not, but it's much more important what my civilian White House National Security Council chain of command thinks more so than anybody else.
With Nadal and Djokovic bumped out in the group, Federer's semi-final defeat meant it was only the third time since 2002 that at least one of that trio had not reached the final.
Amazon has been a huge contributor to the fund&aposs performance in recent years, and Umansky said the growth of online retail meant it could "easily" triple in value in five or 10 years.
Even though Innogy has no say in the transaction, Mueller said the group's strong position in the networks and infrastructure segment meant it was confident about upcoming talks with its future owner, Mueller said.
In just three years, the start-up has amassed a portfolio of 2120,230 rooms, but cost-saving measures meant it had to cut its headcount by 235 percent, according to media reports in July.
"I said I would, and I meant it — here's what I'll do to rebuild our blue economy, protect and restore ocean habitat, and adapt in a climate changed world," Warren said in her proposal.
I would be petrified if I got an A minus because it was an "Asian F." Neither of my parents went to college so that meant it was even more important for me to.
The Seattle-based retailer has always cared more about customers than Wall Street, which meant it was willing to spend aggressively to get ahead of competitors and create new businesses even if investors carped.
And an overall lack of racial diversity, they said, meant it was not uncommon for negative stereotypes to creep into work discussions or marketing pitches involving black athletes, sometimes creating backlash outside the company.
PlayStation Vue is meant to be a full-fledged service, but Sony hasn't really leaned into the launch, and the service's initial tether to Sony's game console meant it excluded lots of potential customers.
Almarai - the second Saudi retailer after Jarir Marketing to report third quarter earnings - said the changing economic environment and increasingly competitive conditions meant it would continue to focus on cost controls and preserving cash flow.
He said his agents were trying to prevent a "tragedy" at their facilities — but he predicted that the high numbers and severe medical issues meant it was just a "matter of time" before one occurred.
First, the skull's coating meant it was millions of years old, for it was made of the same slowly accumulating metallic oxides as the potato-like ore nodules that are drawing miners to the area.
Thud wasn't going to have any of those things at launch — its oddball distribution model meant it had an inherently limited audience, and its audience would differ from site to site, depending on the subject.
When Nadal won Wimbledon in 2010, he said winning either slam was not so difficult in itself, but that the effort spent in winning in Paris meant it was easy to run out of steam.
NEC's TurboExpress, meanwhile, was a technically impressive portable version of the TurboGrafx-16, but its high price of $249.99 and its parent console's niche status meant it was never going to be a major player.
"She and her Democratic colleagues are using the impeachment process as a weapon of partisan political battle, rather than as the means to defend the Constitution our Framers meant it to be," the complaint added.
An official from Turkey's disaster management agency AFAD said the country's experience of dealing with migrants from Syria's civil war, who now number more than 3 million in Turkey, meant it was well enough prepared.
The father of a missing child apologises to West for using a racial epithet to describe Hays, to which West responds: "He's been called a lot worse by people who meant it a lot more".
Shanmugam said Hong Kong's proximity to China, meant it had a key role to play as a financial services centre, while Singapore is seeking to build on its status as a leading legal infrastructure hub.
The FCC stated before that the "ongoing nature" of the threats to its systems meant it would "undermine our system's security" to provide any details on the improvements it had made to mitigate future attacks.
" Putin said the fact that the Kurds were engaged in the fight against Islamic State militants meant it made sense to maintain working contacts with them however "even if it's only to avoid (accidental) clashes.
Indivior said then that the ruling meant it would not be able to rely on patents to prevent Dr. Reddy's from making a generic alternative to Suboxone Film, unless the judgment is reversed on appeal.
WHEN people call Australia "The Lucky Country", they often do not realise that Donald Horne, the writer who coined that phrase in a book of the same name in 1964, meant it as a criticism.
The airline, which has been battling fierce competition from rivals and over-capacity in Europe, said strong cost control and the easing pressure on some prices meant it still expected to meet full-year targets.
Gyrations in Chinese markets coupled with concerns about China's increasing influence over Hong Kong and its independent status meant it was seen as increasingly likely in recent months that the bank would stick in London.
Kanye went on the WGCI Morning Show this past week to explain his comment on TMZ Live, that "slavery sounds like a choice," clarifying that he meant it would have been a choice for him.
By digging around in the game's configuration files, he discovered that it was built on the Unreal engine, which meant it supported special developer commands that expose a game's guts from within the game itself.
But Daniel has high hopes for commercial markets too, saying Windward's database and mapping of ports and jetties around the world meant it could identify exactly what was being loaded and unloaded onto a ship.
Shanmugam said Hong Kong's proximity to China, meant it had a key role to play as a financial services center, while Singapore is seeking to build on its status as a leading legal infrastructure hub.
Total's solid balance sheet meant it could look for opportunities to pick up assets, the CEO said, adding the company planned to make final investment decisions on about 403 projects within the next 18 months.
She would not be drawn on the subject of equal inheritance when asked, but said her party's reformist and conservative approach meant it wanted "to keep and respect the values" that families are based on.
Davie Parks, who works at the youth offending team run by Newcastle city council and who started the Skill Mill, said the social enterprise's reputation meant it would expand to the Netherlands later this year.
With the closing ceremonies imminent, Sunday was no-regrets day, the moment to check all the boxes you should have checked earlier, which meant it was time to go into the ocean off Copacabana Beach.
"I've always associated making music with smoking and drinking loads, and I was actually really healthy, and in a really good mindset for it… which meant it was really hard to write lyrics," she admits.
But bans on Qatari vessels entering ports in the United Arab Emirates, imposed after top Arab powers severed diplomatic and transport links with Qatar on Monday, meant it had to source the LNG from elsewhere.
The Nordic region's biggest bank, which has invested heavily in IT over the last three years, said automation and digitalization meant it would shed at least 21,23 of its 32,000 employees and some 2,000 consultants.
For Danakali, Eritrea's isolation has meant it had the chance to secure access to the kind of "tier one" resource — long life, low cost, high grade — normally snapped up by much bigger operators, Cornelius said.
Similarly, despite a rise in operating costs to 152.5 million pounds from 132.1 million pounds, steps to trim headcount by 5 percent in November and other cost cuts meant it started 2019 in leaner shape.
MILAN — Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in six decades after a scoreless tie on Monday meant it lost its two-leg playoff to Sweden, 1-0, on aggregate.
IAG, which owns British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus, said Friday that ongoing uncertainty of the impact and duration of the COVID-19 outbreak meant it could not give accurate profit guidance to its investors.
I pointed out that I could ask the same question of roughly 50 Republicans in the Senate, and they would all reflexively say Trump, whether they meant it or not — their base would demand it.
For example, Fosun's focus on the Chinese middle class meant it was able to offer potential synergies and cross-selling opportunities to existing shareholders when it made investments in Club Med and Cirque du Soleil.
Atlante's modest size meant it couldn't solve the country's 360bn bad debt problem alone, but many hoped it would prop up deals in need and pave the way for others to buy junior NPL risk.
European soccer's Champions League trophy has found a home in Madrid for the past three seasons, as Real Madrid's three successes in a row has meant it has had a firm grip on the title.
In the report, the U.S. inspector general said OPIC's weak controls meant it did not systematically ensure projects aligned with U.S. foreign policy goals and that labor rights and environmental concerns were not sufficiently protected.
Lindsey Graham, one of the most hawkish members of the Senate, said in the runup to the release of the budget that huge cuts to State Department funding meant it was "dead on arrival" in Congress.
The beauty of this punch – and the reason it's so amazing, but also weird to watch – is that, like most sporting moments of true genius, it's hard to figure out if Anderson meant it or not.
"The fact the ad was set inside the home, including a bedtime setting, and featured a doll, meant it was particularly likely to cause distress to children who saw it," the ASA wrote in its ruling.
Trump also said that he wanted someone who would "interpret the Constitution the way the framers meant it to be," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity to divulge details of the private meeting.
Moody's said the presence of an "irrevocable and unconditional government guarantee" on the DBM bond meant it would consider a missed payment a default by the Mongolian sovereign which is currently rated Caa1, deep into junk.
When we tried it out for ourselves back in March, we found that this meant it was harder to immediately understand than Pokémon Go's relatively simple gameplay loop of hunting for Pokemon and battling at gyms.
Samsung shares fell 2 percent today in Korean trading, after the technology giant said stronger-than-expected demand for its new Galaxy Note 7 meant it had to push back the release date in some markets.
She meant it derisively, but if the juxtaposition between her speech and the coming Trumpocalypse reveals anything, it's that pandering to the "law and order" crowd is a lot easier than trying to make everyone happy.
You look very nice, he said, and she could tell he meant it, which surprised her—less the sentiment than the idea that someone who looked like a teenage Sam could say things and mean them.
Europe's biggest carmaker has said it is in advanced talks with the Justice Department over a $286.36 billion settlement, adding that meant it would exceed current provisions set aside to cover the costs of the scandal.
NOTES: Oregon's win over Holy Cross on Friday meant it is one of five schools to have won a game in each of the last four NCAA Tournaments, a list that also includes Spokane outfit Gonzaga.
The Senate Judiciary Committee never had more than seven members present at its business meeting Thursday morning, which meant it didn't have the quorum necessary to actually move business (which requires the presence of 9 members).
Goldman said the view meant it had revised it long-standing bearish view on the Japanese yen and tipped Latin American currencies, the Swedish krona, Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand dollars and Israeli shekel to rise.
Romney's old running mate, Paul Ryan , who is retiring as Speaker of the House, and liked to hint, when convenient, that he was not happy with the President, might want to prove that he meant it.
Over the past 218 years China has become the second-biggest consumer of crude, while America's fracking revolution has meant it is close to being a net energy exporter for the first time since the 403s.
The same populists who thought the UK being an island meant it was unlikely to be much of a COVID-19 threat to America, will continue to suggest the virus means globalization's free movements must end.
This follows allegations by a former employee of Vote Leave that the group made a donation of 625,000 pounds ($826,250.00) to another Brexit campaign group, BeLeave, meant it violated spending rules because the groups worked together.
They said the Japanese firm considered contract manufacturing through a 75% Saudi-owned venture - without the Nissan brand - but the arrest of former chairman Carlos Ghosn last year meant it was off the table for now.
Analysts at ING said the sharp falls in sterling meant it was behaving more like an emerging market currency, adding that it was among several currencies squashed by the "armour-plated steamroller" of the U.S. dollar.
The cash-rich fashion group said the uncertainty generated by the coronavirus pandemic meant it may channel the cash destined for the payment of the 2019 dividend into reserves, subject to a board and shareholder vote.
Its adaptation to a shoreline environment, Ksepka added, meant it would have been spared from the wildfires believed to have destroyed most of the world's forests after the asteroid impact may have incinerated tree-dwelling birds.
BMW says its use of technologies -- from robotics to 3D printing to smart data analytics -- meant it was able to cut the time needed to deploy new applications by 43% and reduce quality issues by 5%.
When he started it, before "a shot had been fired," he meant it to be a warning; when he finally allowed it to be produced, in 1920, after the war ended, it looked like an explanation.
On Tuesday, the BOJ nudged up its economic growth forecasts and sounded cautiously optimistic about the global outlook, though it said ongoing risks meant it was way too early to consider scaling down its massive stimulus.
Writers like Nora Ephron or Mary McCarthy used their personal lives, humor, and vernacular in ways that Sontag would've found vulgar and anti-intellectual; she would have called them journalists, and meant it as an insult.
For instance, when Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said in November that President-elect Trump sought to fill his administration with "the best and brightest in the country," he presumably meant it in earnest.
Mexico, under the W.B.C.'s interpretation of the tiebreaker rule, had actually allowed 19 runs in 17 defensive innings, which meant it would finish a hair behind Venezuela and would be shut out of the tiebreaker.

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