But exact designs would vary, making the images more generic.
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At other times, the show's approach can feel more generic.
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In its current form, power fantasy is a more generic.
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They could lead a drive toward using more generic drugs.
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That being said, the ads risk being a little more generic.
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Maybe the more memes there are, the more generic they get.
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That a more generic Republican campaign would outperform Trump's traveling circus?
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That means no more generic default credentials for a hacker to guess.
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This energy often buoys what might otherwise resemble a more generic thriller.
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These types of missteps are often excusable in more generic genre fare.
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Still, Indian pharmaceutical makers want to ship more generic drugs to China.
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In more generic terms, the Pineapple Express is called an atmospheric river.
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As more generic competitors enter the market, the price continues to decline.
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It's also probably easier to implement Reminiz compared to a more generic solution.
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Without 3D-printing, the creation of the plate is a more generic process.
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Instead, it's almost better to get them something that's a tad more generic.
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An hour later, the background image was changed to a more generic US flag.
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Playmobil's virtues for me have long resided in its more generic, less flashy scenarios.
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Here, with Hanks giving off his usual tense Midwestern charm, the story becomes more generic.
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It's a more generic prompt, Ohen said, and he's typically well prepared to address it.
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That's one reason why Americans support stronger negotiations with drug corporations and more generic competition.
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Approving more generic drugs brings more competition into the market and can help lower prices.
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Seagate also introduced such a drive, though it goes with by a more generic "hybrid" name.
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More generic clowns were also ranking high, in the ninth spot at one point this week.
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Perhaps it's no surprise that Mr. Ross ends up nudging "Captain Fantastic" into more generic terrain.
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Amid the more generic life-coaching platitudes were concrete tips gleaned from years in the field.
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"Tell Your Friends" is another video that trades more generic tropes of horror than specific references.
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Another email was more generic and appeared to include details on updating Microsoft Outlook's global address book.
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Nearly all the British filings involve the term "blockchain" or its more generic description, the "distributed ledger".
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Google seems to be stripping Google Now of its name and breaking it into more generic parts.
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I found the most generic wedding vows I could find, and I made them even more generic.
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The character design, by contrast, is more generic, conforming to the familiar stylized anime (and manga) look.
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At first glance, Wave seems different—it's more generic than its predecessors, and thus harder to pin down.
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But Hua sees that as a more generic piece of the marijuana commerce puzzle that could get commoditized.
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Some of the options include Elvis and Alice Cooper packages, or the more generic gangster and gladiator themes.
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The FDA under Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has been approving more generic and biosimilar drugs at an unprecedented rate.
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Having fewer patents means more competition for more generic drugs, which means more affordable medicine for more people.
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Gottlieb has also taken steps to curb ever-rising drug prices by encouraging the production of more generic drugs.
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While companies like Facebook harvest attention to generate revenue from advertisers, other more generic technologies have no such agenda.
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The burger joint was also supposed to be Sonic, but that too was changed to be something more generic.
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For more generic ASMR videos, like a haircut, she just grabs whatever tools she thinks she'll need and improvises.
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One with a more generic "Mike Bloomberg 2020" slogan or a more locally tailored "Tennessee for Mike" one, perhaps?
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Other chapters, like "It's Complicated" and "As Young as We'll Ever Be," are more generic and feel like filler.
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They're different in that the Christchurch attack was an expression of an ideology that ... Here's the more generic case here.
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If they don't get permission, they'll see a more generic version of Facebook that's not customized based on their data.
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Gottlieb has said approving more generic drugs will help put pressure on manufacturers to lower the costs of their drugs.
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On other floors, we continued to find more generic sales signs on the floor, but no further details on discounts.
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If you want bigger cookies, Ateco makes cutters for those too, including fun, more generic shapes like snowflakes and snowmen.
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But they rarely capture the cataclysmic, grotesque fatalism that makes those tales truly great, settling for a more generic pastiche.
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In the pharmacy, CVS said selling more expensive branded prescription drugs helped offset more generic drugs and lower payments from insurers.
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Or a man could rely on more generic forms of display, such as a fancy degree, good job or sharp suit.
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Netflix and Amazon now create their own television shows in order to keep their viewers from buying more generic content elsewhere.
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If you simply can't figure this out, go with "Dear Hiring Team" as a more generic, less Mad-Men-era alternative.
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For Johnson, it's all part of a formula, albeit more generic (the origins notwithstanding) than some of his big-screen adventures.
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Despite his success, Bruno Mars has a lot of detractors who find his vintage style more generic copycat than refreshingly retro.
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By rejecting the more generic style used on television shows, she found herself without a road map, susceptible to rookie mistakes.
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Twitter ditched its iconic default egg profile picture for a more generic gray silhouette today, as first reported by Fast Co. Design.
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While the egg came in an array of colorful options, the new default image is meant to be more generic and bland.
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A third is providing more generic alternatives to overpriced drugs while blocking pharmaceutical companies from charging other countries less than we pay.
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Paradoxically, perhaps facetiously, dab then nominated Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales as a candidate for the top image (among other, more generic, suggestions).
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My Yelp home screen soon began highlighting nearby Chinese restaurants, but the older, more generic recommendations from before also weren't far away.
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The exterior was covered in ivy, boldly setting it apart from the other more generic stone buildings found on the same block.
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But Microsoft has since clarified that it's technology is being used only for more generic computing tasks, like email and calendar systems.
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Other pieces are even more generic, especially some dozen 19-inch red earth spheres that conjure viruses, soccer balls and ritual objects.
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It's the game's own "active reload," a feature that adds freshness to what otherwise would have been an enjoyable, but more generic experience.
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Congress must act to ensure that regulatory loopholes are closed so that more generic competitors can enter the market and drive prices down.
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One of the Trump administration's most concrete efforts to lower drug prices is an approach that's been around for decades: approving more generic drugs.
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The FDA said that they're hoping to approve more generic autoinjectors to "remove barriers to generic development and market entry of critically important medicines."
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"When we think about what the competition's doing, they're really putting more generic buckets of music together," says Phillips, seemingly referencing Spotify's personalized playlists.
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Why it matters: States are not only bringing more generic companies into the suit, but also are levying allegations against top drug company executives.
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The Food and Drug Administration has found that the more generic competitors enter the market, the more the cost of a given drug declines.
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Too many websites rendered oddly in Edge, often because they were coded specifically for Chrome or Safari's Webkit instead of following more generic standards.
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Some, like the fact that a more generic profile picture should encourage new users to actually upload a real profile picture of themselves, make sense.
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Palace have built their own brand and authorship over the past few years and really stand apart from the more generic elements of popular culture.
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The more generic ad appears to be cut from the Church at the Mall ad, and by Sunday night had been played nearly 80,000 times.
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The CREATES Act ensures that regulatory loopholes will be closed, more generic competitors will be able to enter the market, and prices will go down.
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The Pierre responded by painting over telltale facial details, giving the visages a more generic look (though the former First Lady is still instantly recognizable).
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He's put forward policies on everything from reducing the nicotine levels in cigarettes to lowering drug prices by getting more generic options on the market.
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But right now I guess Flo is working very well because those people haven't found such a targeted user experience in the more generic place.
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Overwatch on Tumblr, by numbers alone, is more popular than any TV series, movie, actor, character, or even far more generic tags, like #gif or #art.
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As the smartphone market slows and devices become more generic, analysts said that Bullitt could capture the "long tail" of users looking for a different experience.
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By contrast, the winter messages sent from the White House last year featured a more generic wish for happy holidays (like those of many recent incumbents).
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Physicians have historically misdiagnosed it as the more generic cyclic vomiting syndrome, which has no identifiable cause or, as in Queen's case, acute intermittent porphyria (AIP).
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Alexander's piece (which you can read in full here) makes the case that more generic competition would lower EpiPen's price, and that is near certainly true!
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If more generic manufacturers enter the market, the price could tumble more and Vagifem could become an inexpensive drug like many cholesterol or blood pressure medicines.
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Democrats want Medicare to negotiate directly with drug companies on prices, while Republicans are focusing on introducing more generic drugs to increase competition in the market.
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The big picture: Warren regularly aims her ire at professional financiers, whereas progressive rival Bernie Sanders is typically more generic in his "millionaires and billionaires" rhetoric.
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"In contrast, more generic B2B contracts can bring in revenues that are significantly higher than B20173C, and the B2B business model is also more scalable," she adds.
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Her brother took a more generic rocker personality on, covering his hair with a bandana and embellishing his ensemble with a rosary bead necklace and scarf belt.
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As FDA commissioner, Gottlieb has prioritized approving more generic drugs to help lower prices, allowing more than 1,000 copycat drugs into the market last year, he said.
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But if it is the talk in locker rooms that America is focusing on these days, it tends to be more generic and routine than frequently depicted.
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Karl Jaspers, the 20th-century Existentialist philosopher who rigorously examined questions of German guilt after World War II, also studied the deeper and more generic issues involved.
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Subsequent versions of the Mr. Fogg's concept — and the two that will open next year — have outfits that are more generic but "equally smart," Mr. Gilkes said.
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It's a wonky way to make sure there isn't a clog in the regulatory process that prevents more generic drugs from going on sale and bringing prices down.
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A slogan at the town entrance reads, "Hold High the Great Banner of Xi Jinping New Era Socialism Thought with Chinese Characteristics", but other slogans are more generic.
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Facebook first launched its dedicated video tab in April 2016, but it only hosted the more generic News Feed videos people were already seeing from Pages and friends.
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Instead, a more generic term like "national alert" or even "DHS alert" would take Trump, an unpopular President who consistently lies about basic facts, out of the calculation.
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You can see this at play in swing states, where Republican Senate candidates who are viewed as more generic are consistently outperforming Trump in polls, sometimes by double digits.
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Because Luther invariably gets assigned to track down the worst of the worst, the more generic iterations on the theme can easily feel like nastiness for its own sake.
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But in fact, to me, the way this character is written is far, far more generic, lazy, and clichéd than a real, serious look at modern extremism would be.
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All of the spinners are relatively inexpensive; the ones in O'Hara's store retail for $10 to $20, and more generic versions from Amazon can sell for half of that.
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The FDA is trying to make drugs more accessible and affordable through increased competition by encouraging more generic manufacturers to enter the market and speeding approval of new generics.
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At the FDA, Gottlieb has been praised by all sides for the steps his agency has taken to encourage more generic competition: The agency approved 1,000 generics in 2017.
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The main difference, ingredients-wise, seems to be that high-oleic safflower oil is a prominent ingredient in Similac whereas Enfamil uses a more generic blend of vegetable oils.
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"Blocking cookies in this manner will drive a wedge between brands and their customers, and it will make advertising more generic and less timely and useful," the open letter reads.
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So if the FDA found ways to make it easier to bring more generic options on to market, it's not inconceivable that we'd see a parallel dip in drug prices.
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The group communicated using a number of chat channels on the KakaoTalk app, switching from an open channel for more generic conversations to an encrypted secret channel when plotting attacks.
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The park's new management team claimed the more generic theming would be more inclusive and family-friendly, and pledged to work more closely with local businesses to market the park.
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Ben Nimmo, director of investigations at Graphika, notes that by making their posts and personas more generic and homespun for the US audience, Russian trolls have limited their own reach.
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The bill is intended to allow more generic drugs, which are cheaper, onto the market by cracking down on delay tactics that pharmaceutical companies use to deter competition from generics.
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" As a result, it is "difficult, if not impossible, to draw a clear line between his portrayals of real people and his more generic depictions of the human face and figure.
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The goal was to focus more on the Pro offering and hopefully create enough value that photographers would subscribe instead of using more generic cloud storage options like Google and Dropbox.
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He pointed out product discontinuations are on the rise, and while more generic drugs are being approved, there is also an increase in the number of approvals that aren't being launched.
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" None of these were considered, as far as we know, but Cortana Group Product Manager Marcus Ash did tell me recently, "Early on we thought about some names that are more generic.
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LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone faces more generic competition in Europe, just two days after regulators approved cut-price copies of the medicine in the United States.
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While Epoch Times cited itself in the "paid for" section of video ads on its previous accounts, identical ads on these new pages were attributed to companies with even more generic names.
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In interviews with six other Chinese manufacturers of LED lighting products, another affected sector, four expect some closures of Chinese factories, particularly those making more generic products like bulbs and LED panels.
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Others incorporate more generic French stereotypes — Pepe in a beret and striped T-shirt, for example, or Pepe sipping a glass of red wine and smoking a cigarette — and some include Nazi iconography.
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But, as this week's paper describes, the new AlphaZero is a "more generic version" of the same software, meaning it can be applied to a broader range of tasks without being primed beforehand.
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If the foreign employee they have identified really is that critical, they will be willing to pay more than a firm that only seeks to get a more generic employee on the cheap.
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Trump often emphasizes his wishes of "merry Christmas" over other more generic greetings around late December, such as "happy holidays," claiming that people are more receptive to marking Christmas since he entered office.
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Among more generic gifts like ginseng, a North Korean shop on the tourist route to the fortified border between the two Koreas usually sold stamps, postcards and other souvenirs attacking the United States.
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But Ubl had some praise for actions the administration has taken so far, such as the Food and Drug Administration's moves to approve more generic drugs and whittle down the backlog of applications.
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And by increasing the number of construction projects that are undertaken, they increase the demand for more skilled tradespeople — plumbers, electricians, and others whose work is complementary to that of more generic laborers.
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Samsung has also filed for a far more generic trademark on the Magbee name, covering almost every product that Samsung makes, including VR headsets, routers, computers, projectors, smart watches, speakers, cameras, headphones, and cellphones.
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While Bitmoji offers an extreme amount of detail in its avatars, many of Apple's Memoji variations only come in a few options, which means Memoji come out looking much more generic than their counterparts.
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To see how Trump changes the normal calculation, consider what the appropriations process would look like in a more generic case, where Republicans enjoyed identical congressional majorities but under a president who behaved rationally.
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It could suddenly preference shorter takes because they keep people from bouncing out of the app, or more generic shallow-dives that won't scare off casual readers who don't even care about that outlet.
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They help elevate the more generic beats in "Doctor Strange" because, for all the phantasmagoria and time-skipping, there is also much by the book, including the vaguely Christ-like, fallen and risen savior.
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"For the more generic products that are more liquid like futures and bitcoin, 24-hour trading works" because there is strong global demand for those products, said Larry Tabb, founder of The Tabb Group.
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It's true that Definers came on board initially for more generic PR support — not oppo research per se — and that's how the firm's involvement was framed in an email introducing them into Facebook's own team.
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The word "Watergate" has transformed through what linguists call "semantic broadening": the process by which a word takes on additional meanings, most often toward the more generic or to an entity with an analogous trait.
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We at TechCrunch have had two versions of the notes, one listing apps for Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 8.1, Messaging app for Windows 10 Mobile, Windows RT and TV; and one more generic note.
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Some policy items listed in the three-page executive order could address certain anti-competitive behaviors by bringing more generic drugs into the market, which could help bring down the prices of some brand-name drugs.
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Ford and others are already doing this by allowing their own apps to remotely start the car, locate a parked car and do other things that the more generic entertainment systems from Apple and Google cannot.
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Though details remain unclear, the new Apple Lightning-based earbuds included with the iPhone 7s have none of these extended features, and likely use the same more generic-quality DAC that Apple uses in the iPhone.
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This is particularly true following the introductions of generics, especially when there are three or more generic competitors -- which has been shown to bring down prices more sharply than with only one or two generic competitors.
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Over at the Food and Drug Administration, Commissioner Gottlieb is complementing this work by approving more generic drugs and biosimilars rather than making generic drug manufacturers redo expensive research that the brand-name drug companies performed initially.
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Our top wine, the 2011 Dirupi, was on the richer side of the spectrum, yet it showed great finesse and individuality, as opposed to some of the other plush wines in the tasting, which seemed more generic.
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"All of these things we build in a more and more generic way so that we can then deploy them very rapidly to service our new lines of businesses," Pham said of Uber's various platform-powering tools.
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The Playboy Club seems part of an obvious effort to rebrand — Ms. Levinson prefers language like "evolve" — Playboy into a more generic luxury property that honors its history but makes its cotton-tailed frisson available to all.
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In more generic areas such as brakes, shock absorbers and gear boxes, there is broader scope for cooperation, but these technologies can already be bought from suppliers, making it hard to have a meaningful alliance, he added.
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There will be over 20 extensions available at launch, including more generic ones like polls or a leaderboard for top fans, to game-specific ones that can display things like a streamer's current Destiny loadout or Overwatch statistics.
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" Wednesday's statement is different from his more generic language during a February visit to Seoul, where he stopped short of mentioning specific defenses: "America's commitments to defending our allies and to upholding our extended deterrence guarantees remain ironclad.
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The new media guidelines replace the academy's earlier, more generic recommendation that children under age 2 avoid all screens, and that older children and teens use digital media for no more than one or two hours a day.
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Though his recent project Lil Boat 2 finds his rapping less awkward, the minor-key beats, while impressive, are more generic and take some getting used to in comparison to Yachty's original and more novel major-key sound.
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In May 2014, an Amazon user began leaving reviews on products such as weapon mounts, padlocks, shovels and a tourniquet, among others more generic items such as dog toys, chocolate bars and DVD copies of The Walking Dead.
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Whereas more generic phishing kits may be used by a hacker for a number of different purposes, perhaps for stealing banking details, email credentials, or online accounts in general, these kits are specifically designed to phish iCloud accounts.
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Whenever they came upon resistance in the form of outright sexism or even more generic grossness, they either vanquished it or essentially rolled their eyes and acted as if it was just too stupid for them to acknowledge.
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Religious sayings and names of deceased loved ones are etched and painted on some of the panes; he avoids a practice, common among window dealers and collectors, of removing inscriptions to make the pieces more generic and marketable.
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The last attempt to do something about this problem, George W. Bush's compassionate conservatism, foundered with his presidency, and in 2008 and 2012 the party swung back to a more generic Reagan-era message, without particularly impressive results.
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Thankfully, affianced or not, Zayn's new love tattoo, unlike the body art he got in honor of his last serious girlfriend, is a touch more generic so he won't have to cover it up with a big U.F.O. spaceship.
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You can either request a car from a specific company or place a more generic request ("Hey Google, book a car to PDX") and the assistant will return current pricing for all the supported ridesharing services in your area.
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The distinction shouldn't be surprising given the sheer dominance of games in the App Store — they are consistently the most downloadable and profitable category — but both tabs are a nice change from the previous store's more generic "featured" section.
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Mr. Guerrero's paintings recall David Salle's work from the '080s, but unlike Mr. Salle's more generic pastiche, Mr. Guerrero specializes in mixing iconic and ironic images from the Mayan and Aztec past with the mixed-culture, media-saturated present.
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And the rush to reminiscence almost seems an acknowledgment that what has immediately preceded it — a series of exposed duets and solos — is more generic and less engaging than the group stuff, a persistent problem in Mr. Peck's work.
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Without hyper-specific design details or logos to patent or trademark, more generic fashion pieces — like Carrie Anne Roberts's T-shirt that Old Navy copied or the Brother Vellies sandal that Zara copied — are left wide open to be duplicated.
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Like virtually all the King adapters who respect his strikingly individual storylines instead of radically rewriting them into something more generic and obvious, Hilditch keeps some of King's actual language, turning it into a voiceover where Wilf explains his inner thoughts.
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When teaching hospitals put pharmaceutical sales representatives on a shorter leash, their doctors tended to order fewer promoted brand-name drugs and used more generic versions instead, a study published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows.
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But not only has he been a more than able justice (whether one substantively agrees with him or not), he has brought a unique perspective to the Court that could not have been provided by a more generic Republican nominee.
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Trump's first FDA commissioner, Scott Gottlieb, was one of the few Trump administration officials who received some praise from Democrats for his push for e-cigarette regulation and approval of more generic drugs in an effort to lower drug prices.
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"I think we were all aware that Zika causes brain abnormalities, but it's been more generic," said Dr. Rita Driggers, an associate professor of gynecology and obstetrics at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.
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Launched in 2011 by Diana Ilinca and Alex Borbely, Work In Startups set out to create a way for startups to more easily find tech and creative talent, without having to go through recruiters or use more generic job sites.
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" 'The Real Horror in "The Haunting of Hill House"' [The Atlantic] Comparing the series with the novel, Sophie Gilbert is more critical, noting that this latest adaptaion "abandons Jackson's distinctly female gothic for a more generic examination of grief and trauma.
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Instead of trying to reinvent himself as a more generic, more conventional GOP figure who can take advantage of Hillary Clinton's own unpopularity, Trump is opting for the self-flattering theory that what's needed is to let Trump be Trump.
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Even amid a laudable campaign to curb tobacco use and a popular one to bring more generic medications to market, the Food and Drug Administration has been charged with catering to industry in a way that exposes patients to harm.
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In his work with his own company, Khan has experimented, too, with contemporary dance, to the point that his own distinctive kathak style has at times been overpowered by a more generic postmodern emphasis on arrhythmic pedestrian movement and conceptual abstraction.
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Hedge fund and private equity fund managers gathered at the Beverly Hilton hotel for the annual event detailed a wide variety of ways they are hunting for better returns than what more generic investments, like U.S. government bonds, can offer.
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There is bipartisan support for measures that would speed more generic drugs to market, including a proposal that would crack down on brand-name manufacturers that bar generic companies from gaining access to the samples they need to make copycat versions.
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Under his tenure, the agency pursued efforts to drive down drug prices by encouraging the development of more generic drugs and shaming drug companies that attempted to block generics (he, like others in the Trump White House, resisted more aggressive measures, however).
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When reading about the crus, the areas in Beaujolais considered to be good and distinctive enough to be bottled under their own names rather than the more generic Beaujolais, it's common to see quick guides to the specific characteristics of each one.
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Compare this energetic yet eerie SNES fare, evocative as it is of marines feeling their way through some sort of secreted resin-coated tunnels, to the Mega Drive's lighter, more generic electronic melodies, which could be accompanying any sci-fi action game.
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The design language looks nice enough — perhaps a bit more generic than the first generation with its faux wood panel backing, but the fabric speaker grille is a nice touch that fits in nicely with the rest of the Google Home line.
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Under a so-called harmonized system of tariffs - Chinese products are now coded specifically so that the same product would face higher U.S. tariffs if used in a higher-tech sector like nuclear energy, rather than a more generic category like household electronics.
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Now Mr. Ai is back, with four synchronized shows in Manhattan galleries — a Damien Hirst-like feat — presenting far more generic achievements of Conceptual sculptural spectacle, enabled one way or another by appropriation, whether of found objects, materials or other people's troubles.
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The team, however, decided to uncouple it from the existing compute service and turn it into a more generic service that could then also be used more easily beyond the compute stack, turning it more into a kind of resource inventory and tracking tool.
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While he went through patches -- a few days, maybe a week -- early in his presidency when he would lay off Twitter entirely or only tweet his speeches or other more generic political pap, Trump has always returned to his Twitter addiction with a vengeance.
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Should Trump lose on Election Day, though, many Republicans will want to say "I told you so" and turn the page on the Trump experiment, returning to a more generic Republicanism that they see as a better vote-getter and a more substantively defensible ideology.
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For example, the 2157 Drug Competition Action Plan and subsequent reforms have led the Food and Drug Administration to approve dramatically more generic drugs, which has increased competition and helped push prices for prescription drugs 23% lower during the 22016 months through February 220.6.
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When I asked how Trump could even suggest that Sessions take action, since the attorney general has recused himself, Giuliani said: "I think he&aposs talking more generic Justice Department," and that "it would have to be Rosenstein," the deputy attorney general, to take such action.
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Not counting your labor and personal time, even DIY paper invites can cost over a dollar per guest, while more generic online orders costs $4 or more each, so you're quickly cutting costs by just doing things the way you should for the Twenty First Century.
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There are some tradeoffs Will Cathcart, Facebook VP of Product Management Lovers of niche news topics will now be met with a more generic set of Trends, though they can go through the Trending feature's tabs to see stories about particular topics like Politics or Entertainment.
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The more generic set of six principles that have since been articulated by the four countries would commit all parties in the dispute to stopping terrorism, extremism and incitement; denying financing and shelter to terrorist groups; and refraining from interference in the internal affairs of others.
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Rather, the show's iconography superimposed on an action pose suggests that Trump sees himself as a conquering hero in a more generic sense: A man fighting a noble struggle, and justified in inflicting pain if it accomplishes his own goals and just seems kind of awesome.
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The Behavox platform, targeted at investment banks, brokerage houses, commodities traders and asset managers, claims to be able to detect various types of misconduct such as insider trading, rogue trading, abuse of conflicts of interest, as well as more generic threats such as bribery, expenses abuse and IP theft.
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There are a number of fake texts to pick from, ranging from more generic statements, like "you're so smart," or "you're hilarious," to those that may be more useful in specific discussions, like "you make this parenting thing look easy," or "the sports team I pull for sucks," for example.
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As companies and individuals are using fewer PCs and servers in more generic business settings, Intel is looking for new ways to use its chip technologies, and 3D rendering both for external viewing like this and with the growing popularity of virtual reality represent a good market opportunity for the company.
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For the first time, some political groups under the umbrella of the billionaire conservative donors Charles G. and David H. Koch are embracing direct endorsement of Senate candidates — a marked shift from the more generic, issue-oriented ads and outreach such nonprofit organizations typically employ to steer voters to chosen candidates.
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Now, with both of those characters in jail and many of the other characters free in Canada, we're dealing with a much more generic "fight the dystopian regime" story where the man that June kills in this episode is functionally not a character but, instead, a faceless official of Gilead.
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Plus, I thought she swatted back the question about supporting government run drug manufacturing and turned it in her favor by using an argument straight out of the conservative playbook: She argued that by allowing more generic drugs to be sold, the markets would be more competitive thereby driving prices down.
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But Volker said that after a conversation with Yermak — during which the Ukrainian aide was reluctant to include those specific points in a more generic draft he'd prepared for his boss — Volker agreed that the statement should be put aside to avoid being seen as interference in the 2020 election.
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In two of the most contested passages of the negotiations, the US has asked to exclude a line that would affirm that "more frequent and intense extreme weather events are straining essential services and health systems" and to remove a distinction between internal and external migration for a more generic "international" migration.
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Spearphishing Phishing and spearphishing are often used interchangeably, but the latter is a more tailored, targeted form of phishing (see above), where hackers try to trick victims into clicking on malicious links or attachments pretending to be a close acquaintance, rather than a more generic sender, such as a social network or corporation.
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Not the formal prayer typically held in lieu of moments of silence which require formal dress and specific rituals, but a more generic prayer called Dua, performed simply while holding out one's hands with palms facing upward (the same gesture Muslim players Mesut Özil or Paul Pogba make while praying before games).
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The front featured dead presidents, black and red or blue ink printed on a very special paper from Crane & Co.This $100 Federal Reserve Note from 1914 depicts an unusual profile of Ben FranklinMany of the images on the back portrayed famous moments in American history or more generic depictions of American industry and values.
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"What makes its approach to enterprise software unique is that rather than building software and then attempting to customize it for the unique [customer] needs, Infor takes an industry-based approach that incorporates both subtle and material capabilities to address specific industry needs that more generic ERP tools aren't capable of out of the box," Newman told TechCrunch.
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It was likewise impossible to miss that the giant LeBron banner across the street from the arena, which had draped one side of Sherwin-Williams' global headquarters since James returned to the Cavaliers from the Miami Heat before the 2014-15 season, has been replaced by a more generic banner bearing ALL FOR THE LAND messaging.
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As we reported in a pre-launch edition of Vitals in December, Gottlieb gave a pretty good idea of what his FDA agenda would look like in Senate testimony in October: rewriting FDA's rules to help it approve more generic substitutes, and encouraging Congress to let drug makers provide discounts at the front end, not rebates at the back end.
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So how do you feel about the fact that your mechanism — the idea of crowdfunding, loosely — has now been picked up and copied and modified, or attempted to be used by everyone from other companies that pretty much do exactly what you're doing, like Indiegogo, to things that are much more generic like GoFundMe, Patreon has a subscription version of this.
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Yet depending on consistent cash flow from a gigantic company can create dire and desperate circumstances when they suddenly pull out of LGBT publications — as was the case recently with Gilead, the biopharmaceutical company that not only owns Truvada, but the exclusive patent on emtricitabine, an integral part of Truvada which would be required for any more generic or less expensive replication of the HIV-preventative drug.
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Her success comes at the expense of her love interest—shed no tears, Alec Baldwin phones it in as the couldn't-be-more-generic space marine sort Gray Edwards—but it's still a happy ending as the gooey message of all life as we know it, across the stars, being linked together is delivered with the subtlety of a breezeblock to the softest and most sensitive areas of your body.
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When my guy, the couldn't-be-more-generic Karl Fairburne, is holding his breath, hoping that the Nazi lieutenant some 200 meters away will just edge two inches to the left for a cleaner kill-shot, so am I. I'm watching his every twitch, listening out for any clue that he may move from just enough cover to compromise a bullet in the head, trying to be patient.
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Just 11 minutes after tweeting about an upcoming trip to Puerto Rico to work on disaster relief, the president was back to discussing the N.F.L.: While the debate was initially about players who knelt, sat, or raised a fist in protest of the anthem, most teams have avoided making such a strong statement, choosing instead to do a more generic demonstration of locking arms while standing, with many issuing statements insisting that they are in no way protesting the anthem.
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Black Lives Matter Memes An account called Black Matters posted ads and memes that frequently targeted people in Baltimore, Ferguson, and St. Louis—places where police violence sparked protests in the years leading up to the 2016 election: Generic Millennial Humor One of the more generic accounts, called Memeopolis, posted internet millennial humor, with stock images accompanied by pithy jokes: "Fuck Yeah America" Memes Several accounts, such as Angry Eagle and Army of Jesus, promoted nationalistic ideas framed as patriotism: Pride Memes Aimed at young people, accounts like LGBT United tried to garner followers that cared about gender issues and sexuality: Memes for Robot Overlords?
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