Let's get some more minor league hockey into our lives.
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The same goes for more minor villains, like the NAT club.
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Some more minor parts of the initial proposed rule would remain.
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There are several more minor betrayals scattered throughout this week's episode.
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A couple more minor drops later, once, the camera stopped working.
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There were also increases in more minor crimes, like burglary and trespassing.
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The CX-3 had more minor annoyances than the company's traditional hatchback.
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More minor shows, like Californication, even hold up well under this rubric.
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Today, let's chat about one of the more minor conditions: a swollen vulva.
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Outside of Firefox 66's video features, its other improvements are more minor.
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The more minor the royal, the smaller the subsidy from the Sovereign Fund.
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I'd had two more minor procedures, and my chest was looking pretty good.
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But then there's what happens down here, which is the more minor aggressions.
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Another more minor, but fun, feature rolling out today is support for drawing.
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People with more minor ones could face high prices if they wanted coverage.
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But among offenders imprisoned for more minor felonies, the racial disparity is glaring.
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"It may be some of the more minor things at this point," he said.
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On more minor details, Mr. Wolff's book has the same hit-or-miss quality.
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Other, more minor adversaries will feel emboldened by such an alliance — Iran, for example.
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To a much more minor, but much more hilarious extent, it also offended fashion people.
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"The One With the Solo Show" is a more minor episode than its creators intended.
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If the fan keeps looking, there are 244 more minor league baseball teams to contact.
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You were using the more minor things, not the more, the real heavy-duty race.
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Short and Bremberg will likely take on more minor roles in the process, according to ABC.
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Bill Merrifield would play one more minor league season and never officially reach the major leagues.
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Many of Trump's more minor deletions are tweets that asked followers to tune into media appearances.
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She brought a depth to the character that outshined her much more minor role in the books.
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More minor changes include handwritten texts, a revamped camera module and a "tapback" system for quick replies.
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And any voluntary actions could be more minor than the more sweeping changes that government could impose.
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Save for a few more minor performance and appearance upgrades, you likely wouldn't even tell the difference.
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During SARS, in other countries, such as Canada, much more minor quarantines led to human rights trials.
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The trailer also hints at the larger roles that more minor characters from last season will play.
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Instead, police will deal with more minor infractions such as violating department policies and filing false reports.
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In 2015, a judge sentenced Labrie to 12 months in prison for the more minor sexual assault charges.
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Despite these precautions, she may still experience a more minor infection (compared to staph) or an allergic reaction.
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It's in line with what players should expect from a more minor post-launch piece of downloadable content.
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It's unclear whether the whistleblower complaint implicates Trump in breaking the law, or in a more minor fault.
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The social media outlet could fact-check and regulate the spread of videos altered in more minor ways.
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Etienne also believes that leagues and competitive scenes with more minor but growing followings will find footing as well.
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There are major crimes in "19-2," but there are far more minor ones, just as in real life.
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I learned in my first job at The Economist to ignore the more minor incidents, to force a smile.
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Generators are meant to disconnect in the event of a major frequency excursion but "ride through" more minor deviations.
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More minor violations include using expired tickets, smoking on a train or not walking a dog on a leash.
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But there's another, more minor theme to the decade: the gradual dismantling and dissolution of an older internet culture.
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There was her history-making nomination acceptance speech and, on a more minor but nonetheless meaningful note, her white pantsuit.
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More minor roles were filled by kids from around the Bay Area, plucked from youth groups and after school programs.
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It erupted again in 1965, killing 190 people, and continued to have four more minor eruptions in the years since.
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While lesser rivals acquired more minor military hardware from the Pentagon, Mr Arpaio secured a tank (actually a self-propelled Howitzer).
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More minor infractions — like illegal parking, refusing to throw out garbage and public nuisances — are typically endured with an admirable resolve.
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The most major mystery is probably that of Jon Snow's true parentage, but a more minor one is nagging at us.
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In addition to these changes, Google rolled out a handful of more minor updates, detailed on its Developer Policy Center website.
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Here's what I do believe: that events like this and even far more minor ones change the art we already have.
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Some moves Apple has made in China are more minor than access to news or crowdsourced maps of police for protestors.
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But even those more minor injuries from the arena left him unable to fly and in need of some serious R&R.
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Even some of the more minor YouTubers, using nothing more than a smartphone and a tripod, have found an audience in Japan.
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A single spasm of brutal violence can be less predictive than a jealous spiral or a run of more minor assaults, she cautioned.
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His more minor controversies, like the Ebola "joke" and tour prices, already showed a myopic view of how his behavior reflects his brand.
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His lawyer, complaining of a "campaign of vilification" by Donald Trump, released documents showing that the Army's initial investigation revolved around more minor issues.
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Efficiency or Bust This is a more minor point, but wow, the United States — or rather New York — sure does strive for maximum efficiency.
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On the 10-day DL with a hip injury, Cishek will make at least one more minor-league appearance but could be activated this weekend.
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Plenty of others have reported more minor Pokemon-related troubles, as players leave no stone, however scary or dirty, unturned in the augmented reality game.
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Even the more minor events like Iron Banner provide play-or-you'll-miss-it gear, much of which is often optimized with PvP-friendly rolls.
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Dark has about 20+ main characters, for instance, with even more minor figures who show up in the background — surely some of these are underwritten?
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For three years he kicked around more minor publishing companies, renting a room above the jazz club Birdland when none of them would have him.
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There was also just some plain weirdness with how you're supposed to move side to side or make more minor adjustments to where you're standing.
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These, along with a more minor proposal, could decrease the number of people on food stamps by 3.7 million, according to an Urban Institute report.
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The group denied plotting the attacks, but Khan admitted to a more minor charge of engaging in conduct for the preparation of acts of terrorism.
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He will be evaluated and a determination will be made if he needs any more minor-league work in his comeback from a groin injury.
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Young also cautioned that the risks involved in aviation remain high, as evidenced by the Turkish crash and other more minor fatal incidents last year.
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And is all this necessarily a bad thing or at all dissimilar from what those of us not on TV do on a more minor scale?
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RHP Matt Garza will make one more minor league rehab start Thursday and if all goes well, could finally make his 2016 debut sometime next week.
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Previous administrations, former staffers say, have typically been able to discover more minor and obscure problems and handle them within a few months of the election.
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But the reality of living with severe illness is that many of us will never see the kind of recovery people with more minor disorders experience.
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The instructions do not distinguish between violent crimes and more minor infractions, such as traffic offences or immigration crimes, which include crossing into America without permission.
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If all goes well, it will be determined if he needs one more minor league start of if he is folded into the big-league rotation.
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The notch will be one more minor thing to get used to, a reminder that technology hasn't really caught up with our (or Apple's) ambition yet.
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North Carolina venues have submitted 133 bids to host various NCAA championship events, from the March Madness basketball tournament to more minor events in other sports.
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The defendant, the financier Jeffrey E. Epstein, was accused of sex offenses involving girls as young as 14 but pleaded guilty to more minor prostitution charges.
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Chicago manager Joe Maddon said Soler likely would need 6.433-20 more minor league at-bats before he was ready to appear in a big-league game.
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Instead, he was charged with the more minor offense of money laundering, in relation to cash and other valuables he stole from Poon after allegedly killing her.
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If Duchess Meghan would like to use her husband's more minor "Prince" honorific post-marriage, the future royal will be Her Royal Highness, Princess Henry of Wales.
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Many people have wondered why Jones has been allowed to remain on the site, while other users have frequently been suspended or banned for more minor transgressions.
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First, there's the Star Wars series of films, which will soon mix the main storyline with more minor one-off films designed to create constant fan engagement.
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Here are some of the major examples: The administration's anti-LGBTQ agenda even extends to more minor issues, such as Trump's refusal to acknowledge LGBTQ Pride Month.
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At other times, I found that the vehicle made more minor steering corrections to stay in lane than I would have done if I were in control.
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SAUDIS, NON-OPEC THE KEY Finding OPEC members willing to reduce output at all may be tricky, other than some token amounts from the more minor members.
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Hamas said on Thursday it would pay $3,000 to the family of anyone killed in the protests, $500 for critical injuries and $200 for more minor injuries.
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Election law experts said that more minor violations are treated as regulatory or civil matters, while egregious and willful campaign finance violations are treated as criminal acts.
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" The president dodged a question about whether he would sign a declaration Thursday, simply saying that he may be working on "more minor things at this point.
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Since 2016, we have begun seeing even local police using RSDL to disappear suspects for more minor crimes, well beyond the already vague scope of the law.
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We also left out the more minor characters like Janos Slynt that no-one really cares about, because there would have just been way, way too many otherwise.
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It's the seventh entry in the main Ace Combat series — the 17th, if you count the more minor releases for various platforms — since Air Combat began in 1995.
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Yeah, more minor things, I forget what it was, but you can like put like aluminum foil or something that freaks things out, but I'm not recommending that.
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"If you're lucky you can get treated for more minor conditions such as dental problems or minor operations in Tahiti and return within 10-14 days," Sue wrote.
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Superstars like the all-rounder Ian Botham and the batsman Viv Richards led the team to more minor titles in the 1980s, but the county championship remained elusive.
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The contrast with the number of investigations that the Republicans conducted into the Clinton administration, for allegations much more minor than the ones Trump has faced, is revealing.
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So the lawyer switch, while suggestive of the behind-the-scenes turmoil happening here, seemed to be a more minor issue compared to the bigger legal challenges ahead.
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This is the biggest change the YouTube logo has received over the years, as earlier improvements were much more minor tweaks, as you can see in the image below.
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The authorities' more conciliatory approach this week, compared with in 2011 and during other more minor unrest since, could be partly down to the timing, according to political analysts.
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While the committee's public hearings have focused largely on more minor changes to the waiver process, Alexander has been pushing in negotiations for more substantial changes to the guardrails.
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In this type of environment, even issues more minor than these, like small cuts and dry skin, can become serious or even life-threatening if not properly cared for.
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But these are more minor tweaks, rather than those that address the larger issue with the navigation and design, which Hulu still remains committed to for the time being.
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Arguably, the Notifications tab is fairly busy as is, due to the way it mixes in more minor notifications – like favs and retweets – with more critical ones, like replies.
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There are venom compounds which appear to tackle the world's most notorious diseases, from diabetes to Alzheimer's, and ones for more minor conditions, including erectile disfunction and crow's feet.
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Each season, some major crisis or villain dominates the storytelling, and every episode reflects on it somehow, sometimes in a major way and sometimes in a much more minor one.
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Sadie is a more minor update when compared to the other headphones Blue is announcing at CES this year, serving as an improved version of the earlier Mo-Fi headphones.
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Now, with SiriusXM's backing, it seems Pandora is ready to start launching some more minor features to help it better compete and retain its more than 75 million monthly users.
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But when it comes to these intra-party primary disputes, I think wonky-minded journalists can vastly overexaggerate what more minor and wonky policy differences actually reveal about the candidates.
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"That's not helping because last week we had a couple more minor PMI readings and they showed the same thing," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Matusz was eligible to come off the DL on April 10, but manager Buck Showalter wants him to throw in at least one more minor league game before activating him.
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After all, far more minor events have sparked protests in China — including protests over a waste incineration plant near Wuhan last year in which riot police had to be deployed.
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Several officers, who refused to speak on the record, denied that, but said they feared that the police being less aggressive on more minor offenses would lead to higher crime.
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Blake Rutherford, the Yankees' top outfield prospect, is heading to Chicago along with two more minor-leaguers — left-hander Ian Clarkin and outfielder Tito Polo — and veteran right-hander Tyler Clippard.
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He appeared in court in London not long after being arrested where he was reportedly found guilty on a more minor charge of violating his bail conditions in that earlier case.
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The plan is for Hernandez, who has been on the disabled list since April 25 with right shoulder inflammation, to make one more minor league start before returning to the Mariners.
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But if it's such a massive service that even some of its more minor hits are being watched by 40 million accounts globally, well, that might make up for a lot.
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In the cases that resulted in deaths, patients often weren't opioid-tolerant — so they couldn't handle the potent opioid they were given — and had more minor pain than fentanyl is intended for.
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Again, it's still not clear what exactly caused the more recent substation fire in Queens, but the effects of this outage appear to be far more minor than those suffered during Sandy.
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They are the algorithms that pool information about us, and that will slowly permeate the full range of human-built environments, from bridges to roads to cities and more minor intelligent devices.
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Traditionally, the federal government gets to decide what is and isn't legal, but how severely we want to punish people for more minor violations of those laws has been up to individual states.
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For example, for a patient with a more minor blood vessel injury on the leg, doctors may put a small piece of plastic in place (called a "shunt") to keep the blood flowing.
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Belgosstrakh has a market-leading positon as the exclusive provider of a number of compulsory lines, including state-guaranteed employers' liability, homeowners' property, agricultural insurance and a number of other more minor lines.
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A third encrypted messaging app, Threema, which was also shown to contain some more minor bugs relating to group chats by the researchers, has already put out a fix to patch its software.
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The first, and more minor issue, is that the cheapest model — the one most attractive to consumers — was not as fast, since Apple dropped additional cache to drop the price an additional $200.
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The Special Commissioner's office typically investigated only 100 to 200 of those complaints a year, while referring many more to the Education Department's Office of Special Investigations, which generally handles more minor complaints.
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Avoiding an ER trip CVS wants patients to come to its stores for more minor conditions, rather than going to the emergency room, which is the costliest care option for insurers like Aetna.
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Thermogenesis is an even more minor player, Cypess said, usually accounting for less than five or 10 percent of your total energy expenditure (depending on how much time you've spent in the cold).
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Game of Thrones was born in 2011 at the peak of recap culture, and it aired on HBO, a network with enough cultural prestige that even its more minor hits tended to receive recaps.
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And while Anomalisa is ultimately a more minor work than most Kaufman films (it never quite figures out its point of view on Michael, to its detriment), it's still a staggering work of imagination.
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But Andrew Yang, who's gunning to be the Democratic presidential candidate in 2020, certainly has—and those are the more minor concerns among a dizzying list of 80 policy positions on his campaign website.
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While it was the smallest of the updates announced at WWDC, it got even more minor over the summer as single sign-on isn't available yet — Apple will ship this feature later this fall.
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Brazil, and Rio de Janeiro in particular, has been hit harder than anywhere else in the world by the mosquito-borne illness, which can cause serious birth defects as well as more minor symptoms.
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It's one of his more minor efforts, but it somehow turns an old woman going through her photographs into a bittersweet rumination on the aging of the counterculture and the death of analog technology.
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Whether it's a critically acclaimed hit like Mad Max: Fury Road, or a more minor cult classic like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Movies with Mikey finds something positive and interesting to say about it.
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Most of the rest of the production is distillate (30 percent), jet fuel (10 percent), petroleum coke (5 percent), heavy fuel oil (2.5 percent) and a host of more minor products like lubricants (1 percent).
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The addition of an OLED screen would be a significant upgrade for the iPhone and would be somewhat out of character for a more minor "s" iPhone upgrade that would normally be expected for 2017.
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While the security enhancements are the standout features for this latest version of Firefox for iOS (version 3.0), there are a number of other more minor improvements under the hood, also arriving in today's build.
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This is a more minor point, but water retention and bloating are real and normal side effects of the hormones that go along with menstruating, and can make several pounds of difference across a month.
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Many of the journalists involved have asked why information from so long ago would be a threat to national security now when Australia has only a few hundred troops in Afghanistan playing more minor roles.
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Dr. Courtney Wusthoff, assistant professor of neurology and neurological sciences at Stanford's Division of Child Neurology, says that the most common effects of Keppra are much more minor, and include things like mood and behavior change.
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And here are the more minor reported changes:An executive order asking the secretary of Labor to re-examine the "Fiduciary Rule" is missing the beginning of a sentence describing what rule the memo is referring to.
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She noted that Ms. McSally's testimony brought to light other issues, too, such as fear of collateral misconduct charges for more minor infringement — underage drinking or fraternization, for example — chilling the willingness of victims to report.
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That migration, sometimes erroneously, sometimes not, has been linked to prominent terrorist attacks in European capitals, which have been interspersed with numerous others much more minor in smaller towns and cities, including in Germany and France.
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One of the more minor but no less intriguing characters includes a Dianoga beast which will cameo inside of a water fountain, popping up out of the very murky looking (for show) water intermittently to surprise guests.
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And what is amazing here is that Jessica who suffered the broken leg and other more minor injuries, but the broken leg, was thrown from the car, she is forgiving the assailant who has now apparently absconded.
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Obama's then-attorney general Eric Holder advised prosecutors to avoid pursuing the toughest charges in certain cases, such as more minor drug offenses, that would have triggered mandatory sentencing under laws passed in the 1980s and 1990s.
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In episode one, for example, we meet James Robertson, a man jailed for a more minor crime who eventually murdered his cellmate in order to get housed on death row (he says the conditions are better there).
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Seventy-five percent of the men reported that they'd still be willing to use the product despite some of the more minor side effects that occurred—a high rate of satisfaction for any study, according to Blithe.
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For every brilliant play that he made — and there were more than a few, including the 40-footer that he swished during a dead ball — there was a more minor-key moment when he flirted with danger.
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It's a place people live: an even more minor detail, but the fact we only see our protagonist's house from the front and are never allowed to browse what's actually inside nicely reflects Liberty City's implied, inner life.
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The key to this phenomenon, Brennan explains, is the prevalence of more minor behaviors that may be benign enough to not warrant a larger cultural conversation but are widespread or annoying enough to justify telling an online joke.
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Over the coming months, Zuckerberg said, the company plans to give developers (and to a more minor extent the public at large) a chance to use its tools to create their own filters and effects for Facebook's cameras.
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The National Association of Long Term Hospitals, a trade group, also noted that the paper's policy proposals were more extreme than those from other critics, who had suggested more minor changes to how the hospitals should be paid.
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Other changes are more minor; Constance Clement, deputy director, noted that an obtrusive security camera that monitored activity from the middle of a wall near the main entrance is now replaced with friendlier, more discrete cameras in the corners.
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But Haspel undoubtedly played a more minor role than that of John Brennan, a top CIA leader during those years, who was easily confirmed as CIA director during the Obama administration with 85033 Democrats and 13 Republicans in support.
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It's built perfectly, and even though what happens amounts to one of Rachel's more minor escapades (in that getting Yael to shit herself isn't the worst thing she's ever done), it's still nice to see her flirting with her worst self.
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Huppert could eke out a win if some of Stone's votes go to Natalie Portman, whose portrayal of a bereaved Jackie Kennedy has been nominated for many awards this season, though she only won at a few more minor ceremonies.
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You may know of the most prominent politicians whose political careers ended because of allegations of sexual misconduct (Roy Moore, Al Franken) as well as some of the more minor ones (John Conyers, Trent Franks, Blake Farenthold, Ruben Kihuen, Tim Murphy).
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The new analysis targeted so-called civil enforcement cases lodged, or brought to court, by the EPA during Trump's first 12 months in office; not included are Superfund cases, criminal cases, or more minor enforcement actions taken by the agency.
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The new updates to Assistant covered here (along with some other, more minor features that Google details in its blog post) should be rolling out now, although it may take developers some time to integrate the new features into their apps.
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Unlike Oreo on smartphones, the Android Wear version of the update is a much more minor affair, adding features like the ability to change notification vibration strength, manually lock the touchscreen for wet conditions, and support for seven new countries / languages.
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Todd: Really, so much of what went wrong with this season would feel more minor but for the weirdo detour the show took in episodes six, seven, and eight, when it decided to tackle topics like police violence and rape.
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One limitation of the study is that it included people seriously injured enough to be sent to the hospital, and excluded more minor cases as well as fatalities that happened before service members could reach a hospital, the authors note.
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Boone said that Sanchez, who played three rehab games in his last stint on the disabled list only to reinjure his groin, would play more minor league games this time but said Sanchez is in his best shape of the season.
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"The tool kit is a little bit bare," she said, explaining that there is no consensus on how to report a repeat offender who goes from job to job, or address more minor infractions with measures short of suspension or firing.
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Despite the effort, Gsellman's future on the Mets staff remained unchanged; Collins said that when Steven Matz and Seth Lugo came off the disabled list, possibly after each had one more minor-league rehab start, Gsellman would return to the bullpen.
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Oriental music plays as we SMASH TO BLACK Willis Wu, an actor on the television show "Black and White," longs to be cast as "Kung Fu Guy," but is instead relegated to "Generic Asian Man" and other more minor characters.
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These events are recounted with a mix of sympathy, humor and suspense, but as the novel progresses, it shifts into a more minor key, as Yejide does become pregnant, only to face the prospect of sickle cell disease in her children.
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Kayla said she and her pals participated in some of the more minor hijinks, such as scattering balloons, smearing canned food on door handles and tying them together, and posing a dummy made up to look like the principal in an office chair.
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In that episode—this is a major spoiler, and there will be a few more minor ones, so here's your chance to jump ship—Lawther played another teen-ager, a boy targeted by an Anonymous-esque blackmail ring for having viewed child pornography.
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For the more minor infractions, Stone faces up to five years in prison, but he could serve up to 20 years for witness tampering — or 50 years, all together, though the punishment will likely be less given that he has no prior record.
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A more minor correction to increase your athletic performance, say, or to remedy a step torqued by high heels or an aging body can often be accomplished in as little as six weeks with regular practice (and maybe some in-shoe orthotics).
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Even for more minor events, he wants to use the majesty of the White House to give himself a communications advantage," said Cliff Sims, the former director of White House message strategy under Trump and author of the memoir "Team of Vipers.
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While the rumor mill has been quieter than usual when it comes to Apple's software revisions this year, the word is that there might be an updated user interface in store for the iPhone, along with some more minor updates to Apple's other operating systems.
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However, Cook still isn't providing specific sales data for the Apple Watch; it's considered part of Apple's "other products" category along with more minor lines like iPods and the Apple TV. Without that information, it's difficult to ascertain the overall success of the product.
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MLB exploring using tech to help call balls and strikes The system utilizes TrackMan radar to determine whether a pitch is a ball or strike, a Doppler-based system that's already in use at 30 Major League Baseball Stadiums and many more minor league parks.
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But a nasty, frantic confrontation on the streets of the city continued a trend that has also included more minor episodes in Nice, which involved local fans and fans of Northern Ireland and Poland, and in Paris, which involved fans of Turkey and Croatia.
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Elsewhere there are a couple of more minor discoveries: Despite iFixit's note that the phone has "some relatively repair-friendly features" surrounding its battery, it still awarded the phone a 6 out of 10 score for repairability overall, exactly the same as last year's devices.
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The new software update brings a host of improvements to the Shield, including a new home screen that makes finding your content and most recently used apps easier, along with some more minor tweaks like improved support for game controllers and better Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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"Baster" was first published in The New Yorker in 1996, and "Air Mail" is dated to that year too This book feels like a collection of more minor works—ones that relate to the central oeuvre, but are more of a testing-ground than a completed edifice.
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In other words, by the year 2030, the EPA estimates that its own rule could cause more annual hospital admissions for respiratory problems, more emergency room visits for asthma, more exacerbated asthma cases, and more "minor-restricted activity days" than from having no rule at all.
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"A few months ago, six out of eight people in my work team were out on medical leave at the same time due to various work-related injuries," though he alleges that many employees don't speak up about more minor physical ailments to avoid repercussions, real or imagined.
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Over time, things progress gradually southward for all of us, both as a function of gravity, finding fewer hours in the day in which to give any effs, and possibly accepting some of your more minor shortcomings as maybe not the worst problem you're going to face today.
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And more...Screenshot: GizmodoAs you would expect, the April 2018 Update comes with a plethora of more minor updates that you'll discover as you make your way around the new OS. For example, you can now get at an app's settings by right-clicking on its tile on the Start menu.
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Halprin, who early on saw dance as a social corrective and pathway to personal healing, creating community-based work with the arts organization Studio Watts Workshop after the Watts riots of 1965 and with people with AIDS in the '80s, is also attuned to the more minor injustices of modern life.
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And on the more minor side of things, Apple is expected to finally replace the 5W USB charger that has come included with all of its phones with a more powerful 19W USB-C brick that can fast-charge newer iPhones, along with a USB-C to Lightning cable to go with it.
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Clearly, the refs aren't out to "protect" Lin — as they are with the stars ... It is reasonable to wonder if Lin's race (mainly) and other more minor factors (his vehement Christianity plus his Harvard grad status) don't all combine to make him somewhat of an outsider in the NBA fraternity ... which the refs' calls reflect ... — William M. Palmer in Boston, reacting to an article about accusations of racism leveled against N.B.A. referees.
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And look how I'm talking about this, as if what is wrong here is the shifting of the seasons, or the tilt of the Earth's axis, or the decision in 1916 to move the clocks back in autumn to increase productivity in the morning—anything but the fact that some men deliberately intimidate and assault and kill women, and that one of the more minor but not insignificant outcomes of that fact is that so very many women do not run alone in the dark.
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While all three are more minor witnesses who were called into testify, they offered background information for House investigators as they seek to determine whether Trump used the aid or the promise of a White House meeting as leverage to get Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open probes into interference in the 2016 presidential election and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, one of his top 2020 political rivals.
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