Still, the reclassification will likely make medical cannabis more legitimate.
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Even the government's more legitimate expenses are absolutely colossal now.
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Clinton is actually making the reality-television star appear more legitimate.
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But even among the more legitimate enterprises, there are relatively few winners.
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Some of the more legitimate lawsuits have resulted in settlements with Starbucks.
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This makes things feel more legitimate, but it's still a very shady world.
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DON'T THROW MORE LEGITIMATE THREATS AROUND LIKE CONFETTIHear me out with this one.
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Ironically, 28 years later, the regime is neither any more legitimate nor stable.
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Citizens are also likely to perceive of governments as more legitimate in general.
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Cage has more legitimate alibis than Marvel has superheroes, but he's always a suspect.
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There are three ways of removing Ms Rousseff that rest on more legitimate foundations.
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So far, it has also failed to make effective use of more legitimate fuel.
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After processing this second, more legitimate bombshell, he tells Madeline their relationship is over.
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In immigrant-rich communities across America, there are more legitimate fears for the immigrants.
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He said fraudulent sites often copy real breeders' websites, which makes them look more legitimate.
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Or is it to make what she's writing seem more legitimate than it actually is?
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It's a far more legitimate stab at what a near-future car could look like.
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But their adjacency to false conspiracy theories can make them seem more legitimate by association.
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Because threats of deactivation are common in the ride-hailing industry, these messages appear more legitimate.
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A more legitimate diamond industry might even be one that banks are happier to lend to.
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Trump is misstating the Mueller team's conclusions to make him seem like a more legitimate president.
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Futures trading is considered by traditional investors to be a major step in making Bitcoin more legitimate.
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The goal: to retain all of the existing reviews so the product looks more legitimate to shoppers.
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For the more legitimate startups like Coinbase, that presents its own challenges — but also plenty of opportunities.
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Online retail became more legitimate than ever before, and Bezos was named TIME's Person of the Year.
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Loud sneezing may be annoying, but the absence of necessary skills is a much more legitimate issue.
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But we have to ask whether physical modesty is tantamount to racism or has a more legitimate basis.
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None of that will happen, however, until a more legitimate, benign and representative government take power in Caracas.
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Leahy argued that the Department of Justice (DOJ) should be focusing its limited resources on more legitimate threats.
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Those threats seemed more legitimate after an audio tape leaked of Donald Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women.
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After that, however, fans by began prepping for Infinity War with more legitimate speculation as 20153 rolled around.
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As a result, heated political battles emerge over symbols, markers of which group is more legitimate, dominant, and worthy.
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It's true, and it feels more legitimate than praising your brother for kicking your tactical ass over Casterly Rock.
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"The more legitimate actors that participate in this process, the better," Silveira told Globo News television in an interview.
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This strategy contributes to audience growth, and also gives hosts experience reading ads and makes them look more legitimate.
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Prosecutors say he let many victims believe he was the team official to make his scheme appear more legitimate.
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And on average, a process that is representative is going to be more legitimate, and generally produce better outcomes.
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Sam and Gilly discovered, in passing, that Jon Snow may have a more legitimate claim to the throne than Dany.
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Once we started playing Warped Tour and more "legitimate" venues and concerts we'd try to still have parking lot concerts.
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"We in some ways make history more legitimate by applying it to contemporary situations and illuminating contemporary situations," Mattson said.
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My guess is Clinton would've still won in a larger field, but the win would have felt more earned, more legitimate.
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But it could foreshadow Facebook launching a more legitimate ephemeral messaging feature inside Messenger, which already has 1.3 billion monthly users.
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It's a bummer that those with a more legitimate reason to use it will have to pay out the nose, too.
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There are more legitimate uses for this data, such as financial companies detecting fraud, or roadside assistance firms finding stranded customers.
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Either way you look at it, Sling TV is beefing up its offerings to become a more legitimate cable TV alternative.
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If Koreshkov wins or loses a close fight he, and by extension Bellator's other top fighters, look a lot more legitimate.
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This would go a long way towards solving one of the more legitimate needs of the platforms and large-scale users.
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More legitimate gripes include rules limiting working time to 48 hours a week, enforcing parental leave or regulating vacuum-cleaner power.
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The more that eligible voters participate in elections and the more transparent and durable the process, the more legitimate the outcome.
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With chatbots slowly become a more legitimate form of interactive storytelling, here's hoping that there'll be more opportunities for involving gameplay.
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This season sees Tommy in local government after supposedly planning on leaving the family business for a more legitimate career path.
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Sam Tingleff, the IAB Tech Lab's chief technology officer, said this can help a site appear more legitimate to attract advertising.
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Just recently, U.K. lawmakers said they want to clamp down on the "Wild West" cryptocurrency market and make it more legitimate.
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Or does the interest of national security — and a more legitimate national interest may not exist — trump the Bill of Rights?
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Namely, what will Daenerys do when she finds out that Jon has a more legitimate claim to the throne than she does?
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Attackers want the green padlock that comes with HTTPS to make their phishing sites look more legitimate and persuasive to potential victims.
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I knew a lot of brothers in the house before my little brother joined, so his membership made my presence more legitimate.
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But Zambada uses his billions of dollars in profits from drug smuggling to gain a foothold in more legitimate businesses, as well.
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The more followers the accounts got, the more legitimate they would have looked to both regular users and high-profile ones alike.
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Was it just their attempt to seem more legitimate by trying to hold as close to the verbatim Japanese translation as possible?
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Having someone from the family take over from Kim Jong Un is believed to be seen as more legitimate to North Koreans.
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It's hard to imagine a more legitimate or more legislative purpose for a subpoena than impeachment, and the courts would likely agree.
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But the true spirit of conservatism recognizes that there is no more legitimate use of that power than to protect American lives.
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What's happening is they're professionalizing into communication services that sound a lot more legitimate than teenagers just trying to make a buck.
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Many in the PSDB, while backing economic reforms like those Temer has proposed, think they need to come from a more legitimate government.
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So, while there are reasonable grounds to worry, the more legitimate question is what, if anything, investors ought to be doing about it.
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The first is that individuals have a right to political activism to foster political change, which is more legitimate than common criminal activity.
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It would have been more splashy to just spend the money but I think this will be more legitimate in the long term.
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Any information, he said, could then be "dump[ed] … down to Breitbart or something like that, or maybe some other more legitimate publication".
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" Ms. Vaughn said she was able to imagine a number of reasons for this discrepancy, "some of which feel more legitimate than others.
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Any information, he said, could then be 'dump[ed] ... down to Breitbart or something like that, or maybe some other more legitimate publication.
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But by proceeding the baseless attack on Omar with a reference to "anti-Semitic comments," Hannity makes this absurd claim seem more legitimate.
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I have seen little indication that any of the more legitimate uses have worked easily enough to have any appeal beyond cryptocurrency fanatics.
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Just as she begins to reach some measure of financial stability through her more legitimate dancing, she purchases a Versace black cocktail dress.
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That Mr. Navalny was even allowed to run was seen as an attempt by the Kremlin to make the election look more legitimate.
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And the performed romances of Olympic ice dancing seem even more legitimate to us because of the ceremony and seriousness that accompanies them.
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So it looks like corn ethanol is much more legitimate than I initially thought, and the measurement of its carbon intensity more complicated.
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That's progress, especially if, like Ryan, you view gains against poverty made through work as more legitimate than those made through transfer payment.
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This has partly led to the magazine's shift from fanzine towards the more "legitimate" journal, although I think it still sits somewhere in between.
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That age makes them more valuable on the bot market, and it also helps them seem more legitimate to anyone who comes across them.
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For Steer, his questions are less about politics and more about the strange and seemingly more legitimate possibility that this UFO stuff actually matters.
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As they are subject to inspection, they offer a more legitimate form of informal justice, argues David Ford, a former justice minister at Stormont.
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As for the more legitimate contenders, if you have a Samsung phone, the Gear IconX are worth looking at for their Galaxy-exclusive features.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Clarke).
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For example, a 2012 study by UK regulator Ofcom found that pirates tend to buy far more legitimate content than their non-pirating counterparts.
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The punishment for the second offense is no more legitimate that the involuntary conscription of those who do not have the right to vote.
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Plus, each of the courses comes with a certificate you can add to your LinkedIn profile, making your newfound skills that much more legitimate.
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In addition, that natural second act is also a political story (since Jon's claim to the Iron Throne is now more legitimate than Dany's).
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The logic of running things more democratically is that people tend to have more faith in the resulting decisions — those choices are more legitimate.
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But his music was also a path to a more legitimate life for him and an inspiration and exhortation to others in his situation.
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Why should what one generation, one type of fan, wants be given preferred status, regarded as in some way more legitimate than anything else?
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover-slash-aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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So it allowed me to be as free as possible creating this character and certainly not trying to make her more legitimate than she is.
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But in November, SoundCloud introduced a dedicated app for creators, and has recently debuted an ad-free subscription service to potentially spark more legitimate monetization.
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This guy who I really enjoyed watching… for him to reach out and donate to me kind of made everything more legitimate in my mind.
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In fact, for over two decades, the tiger "farming" industry in China has been quietly ballooning, and it's about to get a lot more legitimate.
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The government wants a plebiscite (as it has promised) whereas the FARC seeks a constitutional change (which would make the FARC's struggle look more legitimate).
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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Moral panics have assailed everything from comic books to Dungeons & Dragons, and this particular one is no more legitimate because it's happening again to games.
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Some companies do use location data for more legitimate purposes, such as roadside assistance firms to find stranded customers, or financial companies to detect fraud.
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Rampell's second critique – that Stein "expressed strong stances on high-profile issues, such as Brexit, only to abruptly reverse herself without explanation" – is more legitimate.
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He and Facebook security officials said the company would do the same when they find more legitimate content being pushed out by groups exposed as manipulators.
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Unless the UNHRC undertakes the reforms, the United States should withdraw its membership and its funding, and seek other more legitimate avenues to defend human rights.
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"They're afraid if they sit down with us, we're going to address their concerns and they'll have no more legitimate" objections to the merger, McGarry said.
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Those punishments could now be seen as more legitimate since other major world powers more friendly to Iran have also blamed it for the Saudi attacks.
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Whether it's the ginned-up outrage about "censorship" or something more legitimate, Republicans now believe social media is worse for democracy and free speech than Democrats do.
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Force the men on Bumble to put their clothes back on, and you'll at least give the appearance of being a more respectable, more legitimate, dating app.
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Instead of leaks and impeachment proceedings, those seeking to remove President Trump have their opportunity to do just that in a much more legitimate and public way.
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This week, let's go with another obscure player who holds an NHL record, although in this case we're talking about a bit more legitimate one: Patrik Sundstrom.
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Given that all signs point to crypto becoming more legitimate and accepted, it can quite literally pay to stay on top of the changing world of finance.
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Many Americans want to make it easier for an independent to participate in the debates, and there are alternatives to polling that some Americans consider more legitimate.
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He said that although corruption was "clearly a big problem," this election process was more legitimate than previous ones, producing more female representatives and some clan reconciliation.
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Elsewhere … Cohen's testimony "laid a genuine predicate and justification for more legitimate congressional oversight," Lawfare's Susan Hennessey says on the latest episode of the "Rational Security" podcast.
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Three quarters failed to note the significance of Twitter's blue checkmark certification, and three in ten said the fake account seemed more legitimate because of its graphic design.
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We've seen what the aging heavyweight legend is capable of against an inexperienced, outmatched kickboxing export, and so it's time for the next step: a more legitimate test.
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In the continued absence of civil and political reforms, there is little reason to think the elections will yield an outcome any more legitimate than those held previously.
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This is consistent with what political scientists call a "winner effect": Voters whose preferred candidate wins always see the election as more legitimate than those whose candidate lost.
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There's also a psychological element to it: The more followers you have, the more legitimate you look to real Instagram users who may also want to follow you.
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"There are fears that if you have a small number of people with same ideas, the ideas feel more legitimate and widespread than they actually are," Jarvis says.
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In a slightly more legitimate maneuver, some small companies have offered prepaid cards that can be used for purchases in dispensaries, though the legality of this is still unclear.
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Honestly, for me the flip-flopping bears would've qualified it for an Oscar alone — but this qualification is a lot more legitimate than just my feelings for animated bears.
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John Stuart Mill wrote in the 1840s that "there cannot be a more legitimate object of the legislator's care" than looking after those whose livelihoods are disrupted by technology.
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The goal of the United States should be to create conditions that leave the possibility for Afghans to build a more legitimate government and security sector in future decades.
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Mr. Palmer worries that the coming reckoning in the cryptocurrency market — and it is coming, he says confidently — will deter people from using the technology for more legitimate projects.
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More legitimate ICOs will lead to greater interest in ether as we are already seeing with the billion-dollar ICO of messaging app provider Telegram and that of Kodak.
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The election is seen as more legitimate than anything that has happened in the last 25 years, and women now represent 30 percent of the elected officials in parliament.
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Exibit A: She threatened one of the female journalists when we first met her and recruited a random employee (Chandra) to make her seem more legitimate when meeting the family.
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In the cases observed by ZeroFox, those tactics were often combined with more familiar social media tricks, building fake profiles from stolen pictures to make the scam seem more legitimate.
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Her rags-to-billions resume is more impressive than the current president's, her speechmaking more inspiring, her common touch more genuine, her claim on this moment in history more legitimate.
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While more legitimate businesses draw the attention of hackers — the average large business saw 3.6 successful attacks last year — it's increasingly hard for consumers to know whether they're at risk.
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During the Industrial Revolution, John Stuart Mill wrote that "there cannot be a more legitimate object of the legislator's care" than looking after those whose livelihoods are disrupted by machines.
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While these type of scams are not always technically sophisticated, they can involve a degree of information gathering wherein the scammers study organizations to make their requests appear more legitimate.
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Cultural work was an occupation that was just as, if not more legitimate than, say, practicing law, like those "funny people with briefcases who carried papers," as Flavin Judd says.
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More positive reviews attract more sales, by making products appear more legitimate to customers, and also help sellers gain special eye-catching distinctions, like "Amazon's Choice," in Amazon's hypercompetitive marketplace.
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It's a pretty standard phishing scam with an email sent to an employee at a company, which was often accompanied by a phone call to make the email seem more legitimate.
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While Facebook is painting this as a move toward more legitimate news, it's still disconcerting considering that the company is still grappling with a nightmarish flood of misinformation plaguing users' feeds.
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Muslim immigrants sometimes said they had a more legitimate claim to rights in the US since they were "legal" (or at least perceived as such, unlike, say, Mexican immigrants), she noted.
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So if you haven't yet hacked your consoler to load MAME or other emulators, this is a more legitimate way to get your retro fix, without a pocket full of quarters.
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But an embargoed email from NPR is a little more legitimate than a rapidly deleted tweet, so we should see Google take the wraps off its podcast section early next week.
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Such brazenness suggests that, although the Di Lauro clan has lost its grip on the city's drugs trade (switching to counterfeiting and more legitimate activities), it wields considerable powers of intimidation.
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But as long as some people's visa applications still are getting approved, the government can argue there's still individualized determination, and whoever's failing their tests is failing for more legitimate reasons.
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That flaw in the system makes Ake's and Maeve's claims to the missing past more legitimate and "real" because their loved ones have stayed in their robot hearts for so long.
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Such groups have been effective in the UK and Germany, though in some European countries (including France) there are more legitimate grievances on the part of Muslim groups as a whole.
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Crucially, this was also the first season with Formula E's game-changing second-generation electric racecar, which is faster, lasts longer, and could help propel the series into more legitimate motorsport territory.
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"As the cannabis industry becomes more legitimate, more and more professional roles will be in demand to help businesses comply with tax laws and regulations and scale into larger markets," Zhao wrote.
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Daniels also struck at this opening under Page's active lead arm with his lead leg side kick—a much more legitimate strike and one which Daniels actually hurts people with in kickboxing.
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He hoped to become a songwriter but was persuaded by his mother and stepfather, Dr. Joseph I. Waring, to go into a more legitimate business, like real estate, which he did briefly.
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"An election that has more participation is an election that looks more legitimate," said Mai El-Sadany, the legal and judicial director of the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy in Washington.
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"Being seen through the filter of an HD screen in some ways makes you more legitimate and more credible and someone [White House sources] feel is more ubiquitous," said one White House reporter.
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Unsurprisingly Craigslist and other sites have removed listings or services that may put them at risk under FOSTA, prompting criticism from the more legitimate sides of the sex industry that relied on them.
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We already saw leaks of a dual SIM card tray in a new Apple device, but the post from a company's social media account feels like more legitimate confirmation, as spotted by GSMArena.
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But the recently hacked data sheds some light on these antics, and it appears that they may have been fabricated as part of the convoluted plan to make Besa Mafia seem more legitimate.
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Bevin isn't the only recent case where this happened — Alabama Republican Roy Moore and Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams are two other recent examples (though Abrams had much more legitimate complaints than the others).
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I told him I would only go if he came into the room with me, in the hopes that having a white male professional in there would make my pain seem more legitimate.
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If your friend has kids, he or she might have a more legitimate reason to be concerned: Years of research have previously linked pesticide exposure to developmental delays and lower IQ in adolescence.
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"By combining the automated traffic buying with this malicious browser override they made impressions that had low viewability due to invalid traffic acquisition look to be more legitimate in their viewability metrics," he said.
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"They are the ones with the more legitimate voices on how we should be able to make this system a 21st-century one," said Mr. Rodriguez, who is chairman of the Council's transportation committee.
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Even though ISIS emerged after we left, we have now returned at the invitation of Iraqis from the bottom up, not exiles — making our presence much more legitimate and sustainable for any long fight.
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It is not clear why that candidate would be more legitimate than someone who won just under 50% of the vote but the majority of the states, as George W. Bush did in 2000.
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The phishing attempt tries to scare users by thinking their Facebook pages are at risk of being taken down for copyright reasons, and uses Facebook&aposs "Notes" tool to make the hoax more legitimate.
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The trouble is that, like locks, cryptography has many more legitimate uses than illegitimate ones (without it, for instance, online shopping would be impossible, because credit-card information would have to traverse the internet unprotected).
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Facebook has come under scrutiny for its role in disseminating what became known as 'fake news' during last year's U.S. presidential election, which had a negative effect on the businesses of more legitimate media companies.
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And the authors find that money flows only to banks with a reputation for protecting client secrecy, not to banks in general — so it's not just that more legitimate money is being suddenly invested internationally.
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Fox's promotion of Trump's agenda and narrative, at the same time that Trump attacks and diminishes other, more legitimate and unbiased news sources, sufficiently muddies the water for enough people, especially those who support him.
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It also extends the false notion that to be considered as an artist, rather than a performer, one must be divorced from "pop" and married to what's (incorrectly) perceived as a more legitimate genre: rock.
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"What is very exciting is that people see us as more legitimate because the culture in general is embracing the fact sexual health is just as important as any other part of your health," she said.
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Though varying slightly from club to club, this style of membership served as sort of an industry standard for the dispensaries operating on the more legitimate side of the grey medicinal marijuana market across the country.
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Some of these restrictions are more legitimate than others, says Jacqueline K. Hammack, a civil rights litigation attorney, who is licensed in the state of Louisiana and serves on the board of the Birth Rights Bar Association.
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In the case of such a person, Dworkin believed, it is no more legitimate or kind to contradict their advance directive in late-stage dementia than it would be if they were in a permanent vegetative state.
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Sessions is effectively scaring off the more legitimate actors — people who would create systems that keep marijuana away from children, educate consumers on safe and responsible use, and prevent revenue from falling into the hands of cartels.
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You are turning a policy disagreement between two branches of government into an impeachable offense—it is no more legitimate than the Executive Branch charging members of Congress with crimes for the lawful exercise of legislative power.
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Still, climate skeptic bloggers like Anthony Watts, as well as more legitimate figures in other fields of science like Freeman Dyson, often zero in on those seemingly contradictory findings as evidence that climate change itself is uncertain.
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But we want our leaders to be more legitimate than that, so we often build narratives that justify the new distribution of power as an expression of the popular will, no matter how senseless the story then becomes.
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The problem, say critics, is that to accomplish this on a large scale, sites like YouTube would have to rely on automated scanning algorithms, which would inevitably cause more legitimate content to be swept up in the dragnet.
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The water lapping at our hull has that peacock-feather sheen — and that same rust-and-diesel stink — familiar to anyone who has taken a ferry through the more legitimate routes bisecting what's left of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Advertisers and app developers are often able to gather far more information than a user might realize, such as once they've granted an app permission to use their location for a more legitimate use, like checking the weather.
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A few even saw the North's Stalinist state as more legitimate than South Korea's young democracy, tainted as it was by the original sin of American-backed dictatorship (Ms Park's late father was the longest-serving of the strongmen).
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More legitimate concerns stem from the fact that subjecting IRS rules to OMB review would significantly delay regulations that taxpayers depend on to submit their returns — an especially urgent need in the wake of last year's tax reform law.
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The problem, though, is giving entirely short shrift to human rights — barely even mentioning it — while handing Kim Jong Un a propaganda victory he can use to make his regime seem more legitimate in the eyes of his people.
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Davis, the Artnet writer who disputed the Salvator Mundi conspiracy theory, thinks that people who make up these elaborate stories of collusion can unwittingly discredit the more legitimate concerns people have about both the Trump administration and the art market.
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Killing people without suffering much remorse is something murderers share with more legitimate heroes: the average James Bond movie, after all, has a kill count to match Ted Bundy's, and shoot-em-ups such as "John Wick" revel in mass homicide.
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But it was later reported that at least 1,100 legitimate voters were mistakenly removed from the rolls, according to The New York Times, while some reports project thousands more legitimate voters than that number were prevented from casting a ballot.
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This leads Bran to a couple of conclusions: One, Jon is the heir to the throne, and two, that the war that put Robert Baratheon on the throne was built on a lie — which makes Jon's claim seem even more legitimate.
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Regardless of what Trump believes, however, experts say his administration is not doing enough to ensure that the results of the next presidential election are more free of foreign interference — and hence, in Carter's eyes, more legitimate — than 2016 was.
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McMaster figured that if his soldiers treated the civilians well, and built trust with them, it might help shift the social context in which they operated — leading to cooperation with the Americans and the formation of a more legitimate indigenous government.
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So there is going to be some element of politicking, but at least it'll be something where people can express that in a much more legitimate way than just saying that that guy's right because — AMLG: So sort of a proxy vote.
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"We were trying to become more legitimate, at the same time as the city and the authorities were seemingly trying to make it more difficult to do so," remembers Ryan Kruger, a member of the committee, who ran production company Destiny Events.
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But the St Ives vote, and schemes like it, can also reflect more legitimate concerns: that ghost streets and empty houses drain local communities of life and that, as non-residents hoover up homes, housing will become unaffordable for poorer permanent residents.
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And his popularity in Massachusetts—38 percent of voters there said they thought he should run for president in a survey last year, compared with just 32 percent who said that about Elizabeth Warren—makes him a more legitimate contender than some believe.
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But even that felt like too much, so Haupt's goal with the rotary cell was two-pronged: She wanted to strip a mobile phone down to its absolute essentials, while giving her an even more legitimate excuse for not text messaging her friends.
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At 170 pounds dos Anjos had ground out a decision against the journeyman Tarec Saffiedine, and quickly overwhelmed Neil Magny, but Lawler was a gigantic former middleweight and only recently lost the UFC welterweight title—welterweight don't come any more legitimate than him.
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The world Cooper and Gaga create in the movie is an old-fashioned one, where rock can still make you famous, and where belting ballads alone at a piano is somehow more legitimate than taking the stage as a spectacular, fully choreographed pop diva.
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However, Gendry would make the most sense, not just because he's the only person who you could argue has a more legitimate claim to the throne than Cersei, but also because HelloGiggles reports that Joe Dempsie was spotted in Belfast where the show films.
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For the moment, it's just worth knowing that Jon's claim to the throne just become more legitimate — and the information was revealed in an offhanded, low-key way, such that no one in the scene actually understood its significance or is planning on doing anything about it.
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Nearing the end of his reign and faced with a more legitimate female threat to his son's inheritance—likely one of the many descendants of the earlier kings of the 18th Dynasty —Thutmose III set out to erase all memory of a woman on the throne.
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"Compared to 203 years ago, yes, I believe the world sees us as more legitimate, and all of that is through our violence," said Saied, who is one of 14 Taliban military commanders responsible for Nangahar province and who, like many Afghans, goes by a single name.
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But Roosevelt's anti-party claims were linked to his substantive objections to the power structure; he saw a direct relationship between the president (himself) and the people as not only more legitimate but also the basis for economic reforms that checked the most severe abuses of industrial capitalism.
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The letters of support told a nice story, but on their merit alone, the former White House officials say, the documents would not have moved Rubashkin "to the top of the pile" of what they believe were far more legitimate candidates sitting at the Justice Department's Pardons office.
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Eventually, the two friends, along with a population of bootleggers gone straight, moved on to more legitimate businesses: Mr. Crouse put his automotive skills toward selling old cars in Murray, which, thanks to a 1974 article in Popular Mechanics, earned a reputation as the used-car capital of America.
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With the OnePlus 7 Pro, it compromised on something it hadn't before: price — $699 is more than its phones used to cost, but it means it has a more legitimate claim to compete with the likes of the Galaxy S10 Plus, Pixel 3 XL, and even the iPhone XS Max.
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Facebook said the accounts combined had more than 250,000 followers, more than half of which were based in the U.S. Facebook did not disclose how many of those followers were real and how many might have been fake or bot accounts designed to make the main accounts look more legitimate.
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But I think that if he felt his life was at stake, and it sounds like these were some pretty scary dudes, I think what he did was from the kind of panicked place that was much more honorable, or much more legitimate, than a lot of what I saw.
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Said casino will help launder money for the Mexican cartel Marty works for, but it will also provide a slightly more legitimate business enterprise for a local crime family, the Snells, whose land will furnish a location for the casino and whose heroin trade might also provide a lucrative side enterprise for the cartel.
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Dany found out that Jon might have a more legitimate claim to the throne than she does, and she had to deal with the whole "Tyrion and Jorah both want to be the Hand, and they're both in love with me, but it's all in the subtext, so I can't possibly know that" thing.
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That family, of course, would be hers, and when she finds out that Jon is also part of her family (and has a more legitimate claim to the throne, no less), the way she freaks out makes clear that this is so much more about her own desire to sit on the throne than anything else.
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First, this immortal David Foster Wallace address: the Hummer that just cut me off is maybe being driven by a father whose little child is hurt or sick in the seat next to him, and he's trying to rush to the hospital, and he's in a way bigger, more legitimate hurry than I am … [the] lady who just screamed at her kid in the checkout line, maybe she's not usually like this.
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The announcement makes the PFA the latest in a series of entities (some more legitimate than others) and passionate semi-serious movements in favor of a fighter's union, from the Mixed Martial Arts Fighters Association, started by former fighters like Jon Fitch and Nate Quarry last year, to disgruntled UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt's chatter about heading up an organization after his loss at UFC 200 last month to a chemically enhanced Brock Lesnar.
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Religion, often treated as a "symptom for — or at least of — something else," as Alyssa Rosenberg put it in her Washington Post column on the subject, is considered by The Americans to be at least as legitimate a driving action as the competing ideologies of capitalism and communism the other characters hold to (and far more legitimate than EST, which mostly comes off as silly, even if the characters who try it out aren't).
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