It's a little more neutral than I would say dovish.
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It would be hard for Reading to be more neutral.
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It's a more neutral environment with fewer stressors for you.
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But often there are synonyms that might seem more neutral.
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"Candidates for C.E.O. have to be more neutral," Anderson said.
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So not a regular portrait of a certain person, more neutral.
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A more neutral identity going forward is the path we're taking.
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And in states with more neutral maps, Democrats fared far better.
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Even many more neutral voices argue that the technology demands further scrutiny.
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We are more neutral wheat, which has been dragged higher by corn.
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More neutral observers were generally happy to defer to the A.P. poll.
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The more revisions a Wikipedia article had, the more neutral it became.
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Change or overhaul can be more neutral synonyms in the news columns.
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In reporting on the topic on Thursday, NHK used the more neutral expression.
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" Others will recall the "riots" or use a more neutral term, "the unrest.
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He said the proper term was the more neutral "export control" or "export management".
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" The original Chinese message used a more neutral term, hei laowai, or "black foreigner.
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It may all argue for a more neutral message from ECB chief Mario Draghi.
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"The Nasdaq looks far more neutral, which is where it was yesterday," he said.
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When it came to Jackson, though, the statements were generally shorter and more neutral.
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It may all argue for a more neutral message from ECB chief Mario Draghi later.
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Remember, what works for the base can really fall flat in a more neutral setting.
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So a little bit more neutral, near term," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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In reality, the ruling paves the way for a fairer and more neutral tax system.
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The Instagram logo of 2010 was more neutral-toned and looked more like a camera.
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We would see the term "non-consensual non-monogamy" as being a more neutral alternative.
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LOS ANGELES — The Man in the High Castle used to have a more neutral office space.
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Old Japanese art features characters that looked Japanese, while postwar art went for something more neutral.
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The original intent of word preference was to use words that are more neutral than others.
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He has every right to ask her to consider getting counseling from a more neutral source.
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Is there gendered imagery in the waiting room, or are there things more neutral as well?
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"I love to pair more neutral eye shadows with a bit of shimmer with glasses," Powell explains.
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High schools and colleges all over the nation are adopting more neutral language for their winning students.
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That absence suggested that perhaps Tepper had grown bearish or at least more neutral on the markets.
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Class is much more neutral, and, in fact, it is the central divide in American politics today.
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Bold Mini is more neutral recreation, while Sweet Mini is more fun-loving with rosy red cheeks.
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He said we should also see Palestinian interests and approach the situation in a more neutral way.
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They should invest in developing their own ad technology or partnering with more neutral third-party providers.
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While most ads played into obvious ideological agendas, those posts were occasionally punctuated by more neutral content.
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It was a stark shift from their pre-experiment interviews, during which they expressed more neutral attitudes.
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"Those might be issues we can sidestep entirely if something more neutral was put on," he added.
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"It makes the interior more neutral, and the lake view and trees stand out," Mr. Caudill said.
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They want a mascara, more lipglosses, a more neutral eyeshadow palette, and maybe even some Fenty skin care.
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The Next Generation's LCD panels and smoother, more neutral colors seem less likely to make a crew crazy.
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But he allowed that a more "neutral witness," someone without a billion dollars, might be a better messenger.
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"I think what Stephanie is trying to say is…" she wrote, rephrasing my statement in more neutral language.
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"We would make the argument that the market has shifted to be a more neutral sentiment here," Gilbert said.
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Accordingly, we move to a more neutral stance, downgrade to EW, and adjust our PT to $20183 (from $62).
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"A dirty brunette has a more neutral, smoky vibe rather than super icy or super warm shades," she explains.
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The goal is to assume a more neutral building identity that will appeal to all current and future renters.
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In other portraits, presidents almost always were photographed in front of more neutral backgrounds, like a wall or bookcase.
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Now that the economy is healed and strong, the Fed is raising rates back to a more neutral policy.
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As with my last themeless puzzle, I think many of the entries came out as more neutral than exciting.
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"Despite Trump&aposs protestations, most Americans don&apost seem to mind saying or hearing the more neutral "Happy holidays.
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When they compared these instructions with more neutral guidance, the sleepers who were put under pressure woke up more.
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" Using the more neutral term "17th century," he added, means "You can load it with new stories and new perspectives.
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Facebook could also rewrite clickbait headlines, replacing them with more neutral headlines that accurately describe the contents of an article.
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And it feels more neutral / unbiased than Fire TV, which can go a little heavy on promoting Amazon's original content.
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But we would have to go and find the same story from a more neutral outlet that wasn't as biased.
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The investment narrative is drawing strong interest from fund buyers even as investors remain more neutral in other asset classes.
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And this year could hold more upside, he said, though he is a bit more neutral in the near term.
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A third Senate Republican offered a more neutral view, putting Rubio's odds of jumping in the race at about even.
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This is a more neutral way to begin than saying we should believe victims, and better describes our impartial mind-set.
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She notes that the term "cult" is itself controversial in scholarly circles (many prefer the more neutral term "new religious movements").
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The trainers said words like "super" or "however" in both a high-pitched cheerful voice and with a more neutral delivery.
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And since Grease is retro we wanted to keep the whole look more neutral and of the time, rather than stylized.
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But it generally provides a more neutral, empirical approach to understanding conspiracies than the more sensationalist videos that appear on YouTube.
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If spare capacity gets used up then it is likely over time we'd want to move to a more neutral rate.
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If you want to go for a more neutral choice ... then we would think that Liikanen would be the middle ground.
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" To appeal to the largest pool of buyers, he said, "we recommend that developers use fine, elegant, but more neutral palettes.
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Some are definitely more glam with metallics and deeper tones, and some are decidedly more neutral with light golds and beiges.
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China, the North's biggest backer, was more neutral, balancing the failure of the talks with the assessment there was still progress.
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The nutty flavor, on the other hand, might be a drawback depending on the drinker since many prefer a more neutral taste.
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Maybe it would be better to find a more neutral news source, or to set limits on how you consume social media.
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The bedrooms occupied by his two sons are painted spring green and turquoise, and Ms. Brock wanted them painted more neutral hues.
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With it, you can tweak a photo so that it has a more neutral look while maintaining contrast in the dark areas.
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The song, as he puts it, presents a Christmas that is not about Christ but about the more neutral topic of snow.
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But Trump must've rejected that option, so a more neutral locale has been agreed on: the Shannon airport, also in County Clare.
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They noted that the Republican Party was partnering with Facebook on many campaign events and said the site should appear more neutral.
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"When you're in a very very senior role at a platform, you have a duty to be much more neutral," Cox said.
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But some advisers have cautioned that traveling there could appear conciliatory to Kim, and have suggested more neutral ground such as Singapore.
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For their one-on-one meeting, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim might prefer a more neutral venue not on the Korean Peninsula.
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A more neutral take is that this update is simply a way for Lyft to increase profits and better compete against Uber.
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Whereas the bedroom was more neutral, the living area was dressed up in rich gem tones, chevron wood floors, and marble details.
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China, another critical foreign partner of Mr. Maduro, has offered a more neutral message, not explicitly condemning American support for his opponents.
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To strike a more neutral note: Maybe the Conways simply embody the Washington power couple we all deserve in the Trump era.
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The US Apple Association was wary of Arctic's apple after the USDA approval, but the group has since taken a more neutral stance.
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Despite the spike in option activity, positioning is relatively more balanced with one-month euro/dollar risk reversals showing a more neutral bias.
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More recently, she's been more neutral about the criminal accusations but still has extended words of support to Cosby and his wife, Camille.
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Most probably in response to this heated online conversation, the government-backed advertising campaign was redesigned to reflect a more neutral, sober form.
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At its January meeting, the Fed shifted policy toward a more neutral stance away from rate hikes — at least for the time being.
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"It's a just more neutral default option," said Seth Hanlon, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a former Obama aide.
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Equities are mostly recovering the nasty downside overshoot of December while investor sentiment and positioning have gradually returned toward a more neutral state.
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Last year, the S6 took photos that looked oversaturated next to the more neutral images from the iPhone 63S and the LG G4.
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Trump followed up by nominating Acosta, a former member of the National Labor Relations Board, who is seen as a more neutral pick.
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The New York Times has also used images like these, although readers have reported that they were later changed to more neutral photos.
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But when political appointees joined the conversation, the career lawyers, worried about being pegged as dissenters, shifted the discussion to more neutral topics.
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But, if tie-dye isn't your thing, Madewell also put out some more neutral and pastel colors to pair with your quarantine outfits.
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Her hair was pulled into high, curly top-knot and her glam was kept more neutral with an orange eyelid and nude lip.
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Federer took a more proactive approach Sunday, driving his backhand for much of the match instead of relying on his more neutral slice.
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The reaction to 2017's "Greenery," however, was more neutral, perhaps due to the calming quality the leafy color is meant to evoke.
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Juvia's Place Zulu Eyeshadow Palette is the perfect supplement to the more neutral shadows in your makeup drawer, with nine super pigmented neons.
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Some more neutral observers believe that while both sides will use the court battle to boost turnout, the advantage will go to the Republicans.
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If this wash doesn't work for you, there are plenty of more neutral options including Black, Heather Grey, and Blue Nights (a deep navy).
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A senior broker at a brokerage specializing in commodities told CNBC that they were much more "neutral" on the outlook for the coffee market.
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If one of you is going to wear it, the other is probably better off sticking to something more neutral to balance it out.
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The PBOC said it wouldn't rely on blockchain exclusively, and would instead maintain a more neutral stance on which technology it decides to use.
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Players can choose between a gaming mode, an e-sports mode, an "Off" mode that's more neutral in its settings, and a music mode.
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The State Department urged China to "allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy," but Trump himself took a more neutral tone.
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Thune dismissed the idea that it posed a consumer protection question because, he said, Facebook is working to make the trending feature more neutral.
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Furthermore, one old but interesting study from 1995 found that elated and depressed subjects were more creative than subjects with a more neutral affect.
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If I had to have a white-sounding last name, why couldn't the universe give me a more neutral identity, like Smith or Jones?
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Its look has a high-end video sheen that, combined with the mostly flat lighting, is somehow more neutral than what the material warrants.
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The thing is, the market has already priced in this seismic shift from the Fed toward a more neutral or more data-dependent stance.
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So the epilogue has ostensibly become more neutral on whether Zack has improved as a father and romantic partner, instead of suggesting that's the case.
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I love everything about the formula, but I do have one request: MAC, please round out the color selection with some lighter, more neutral shades.
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Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, meanwhile, has adopted a more neutral stance, facilitating a policy and legal discussion without advocating for any particular outcome.
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India has not, to date, shown interest in carrying out joint patrols with the United States, even under the more neutral auspices of counterpiracy operations.
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It just feels like Alexa is the sort of more neutral platform, in terms of personalized information that lives on a speaker in your house.
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"The summer trend of having a different color on each nail will still be big for fall, but with darker, more neutral colors," King said.
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While confidence increased, the move can be attributed to more business owners feeling less pessimistic about issues like trade, moving to a more neutral position.
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I'm sure the more pessimistic among us might argue for COHERER's or TYNE's inclusion in that list, but those entries strike me as more neutral.
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But the rapid cooling of the sea's surface in July and August now points to a shift towards more neutral conditions, or even La Nina developing.
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The best matte eyeshadowsI love shimmery, glittery, over-the-top eyeshadow as much as the next person, but sometimes you just want a more neutral look.
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"If no-deal (Brexit) increases in probability, then of course sterling would be a sell, but until then Im becoming a bit more neutral," Gkionakis said.
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"If no-deal (Brexit) increases in probability, then of course sterling would be a sell, but until then I'm becoming a bit more neutral," Gkionakis said.
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But Facebook might play it more neutral, powering the feature another way, or working with a range of providers, potentially including Apple, YouTube, SoundCloud and Amazon.
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The green and white colorway goes with everything, but if you want something more neutral, or more loud, there are plenty of designs to choose from.
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Trump's response: The State Department urged China to "allow Hong Kong to exercise a high degree of autonomy," but Trump himself took a more neutral tone.
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A new, more neutral map could increase the number of competitive House races in the state to four or five, from just one or two now.
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But if a blue wave crests higher than expected, it could lift Democrats in states that would be all but lost in a more neutral environment.
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Instead of millennial pink, the Brooklyn space is filled with darker and more neutral tones, like black and gray and brown, which some brands may prefer.
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I still got a chuckle out of my original "Where less is often more" clue, but I'm glad Will and Joel went with something more neutral.
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The mix in Mexico is not quite as favorable, analysts say, even if the central bank may be pivoting to a more neutral or dovish stance.
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That means "many traders are at least temporarily moving their overall exposure to more neutral from previous negative, consequently closing some of their short positions," Huber said.
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Other Murdoch properties, including The Times and The Sunday Times of London, have been more neutral in their news coverage and have not yet taken editorial positions.
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In July, more than 1,100 medical professionals, medical students and Ohio residents signed a letter of concern, asking the hospital system to choose a more neutral venue.
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"I think markets which were quite hopeful around a deal have pulled back a little bit and they're getting back into maybe, more neutral territory," Subbaraman said.
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In a case of slower top-line growth, we believe the company has the flexibility to hold back expansionary capex to maintain a more neutral FCF profile.
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A more neutral algorithm would most likely produce a few distinct clusters of videos — one of mainstream news coverage, another of conspiracy theories, another of extremist groups.
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" He secured a promise from Dean that the producer would collaborate with Conde on a future event that will include local artists in a "more neutral location.
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Miguel Carbonell, a constitutional lawyer at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, said, "Society is expecting a more neutral, balanced, prestigious figure that enjoys autonomy and credibility."
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Mr. Obama tried to forge a more neutral path, engaging Iran on the nuclear deal and admonishing the Saudis to find a way to live with Iran.
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All that said, this certainly looks like a more neutral venue in tactical terms than a clay court or a slow hardcourt, which would heavily favor Nadal.
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Moon saw the interview ... and wishes McNabb had been a little more neutral on his stance -- saying there's ZERO need for D-Mac to plead his case.
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"I think the market has now taken a more neutral stance to the situation in North Korea," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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" — in fact they are usually referred to by their former married name in formal etiquette — but many professional adult women prefer to go by then more neutral "Ms.
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She's getting a custom hand for tonight's game as well, but UNLV's not showing off whether it's Dodger blue, Astros orange or something else a bit more neutral.
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The patch of ocean is commonly known as the Sea of Japan, but South Korea argues it should be known by the more neutral name the East Sea.
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However, it reverted to a more neutral posture as Kabila's mandate expired in December 2016 in order to broker a deal between the ruling coalition and opposition leaders.
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"There are Chinese traditions that appreciate femininity, value sentiment, and emphasize a more neutral form of aesthetics," wrote Ban Yue Tan, published by the official Xinhua news agency.
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The patch of ocean is commonly known as the Sea of Japan, but South Korea argues it should be known by the more neutral name the East Sea.
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In reaction to the revelations about Hoover and the reform initiatives that followed, a series of FBI directors tried to put the bureau on a more neutral footing.
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In a sign of his high hopes and grand ambitions for the encounter, Mr. Trump is pushing back against advisers who are proposing more neutral sites, like Singapore.
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Moving into more neutral territory, we rejoin Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, where we last saw Jabba the Hutt positively housing a jar of little froggy buddies.
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If courts don't stop gerrymandering, then commissions are the only real hope of creating a more neutral process that would make elections more competitive and Congress less polarized.
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"After nearly seven years with a positive bent on defense stocks we are now turning more neutral on the group," equity analyst Jason Gursky wrote in a research note.
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Overall, the bearish bias that has characterised the oil market over the last two years appears to be lifting in favour of a more neutral or even bullish outlook.
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The shade is something Brook describes as "golden cream soda color," which offers a more neutral take on the warm blonde trend — and references '70s supermodels like Cheryl Tiegs.
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Same-store sales have fallen for the past three years, as women turn away from its bedazzled bras and underwear and opt for comfortable pieces in more neutral colors.
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Overall, gas traders appear to have concluded the former bearishness had gone too far, with the recent rise in prices and spreads correcting that to a more neutral stance.
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George Fisher, a professor at Stanford Law School and former Massachusetts prosecutor, said Cohen likely sees a special master as a more neutral arbiter than the Department of Justice.
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Overall, the bearish bias that has characterized the oil market over the last two years appears to be lifting in favor of a more neutral or even bullish outlook.
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Trump has suggested Switzerland as a possible meeting location for the deal signing since February, saying, "there's nowhere more neutral than that," according to an official paraphrasing Trump's views.
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"If doctors were more neutral about this, and didn't take it so personally with parents, that'd go a really long way toward breaking the stigma with vaccines," she said.
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Instead, brands that focus on comfort and functionality, offer more neutral colors that can be worn both day and night and have a variety of size options are thriving.
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As a result, US officials are still arguing for Singapore as a possible location for the talks, telling Trump it presents a more neutral option, the source told CNN.
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The editors of the New York Times or the Dallas Morning News or the Salt Lake Tribune are creating a publication more neutral than their audience would probably prefer.
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Ireland, which is not a member of NATO, traditionally has a more neutral foreign policy stance, but it is not clear how aggressive Dublin is intervening in the case.
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Perhaps we should favor a more neutral playing field for the rent-versus-buy decision on grounds of fostering economic growth, as well as its effect on income inequality.
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"I think, on one level, climate change is a more accurate description of what is happening to the world weather systems and is a more neutral phrase," Hulme said.
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And there are some clips I shot in the flat color mode where the blue sky looks a little too blue for what's supposed to be a more neutral setting.
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"I think, in the end, Wayne and the NRA will either be there or maybe will be a little bit more neutral and that would be OK, too," Trump said.
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A recent interpretation of their effect is more neutral: unions may be a countervailing force to monopsony, or the market power that firms have over wages and competition for workers.
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Create a yes/no/maybe list of adjectives, verbs, and nicknames that are big turn-ons, and another that are big turn-offs, and a middle list that's more neutral.
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Listen to Your Pet You can gauge a lot from your dog's body language: whether they're frightened (shaking), anxious (low to ground, ears back) or relaxed (a more neutral position).
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There's no way to be sure they'll return to her side, but surely they're more likely to revert to her in a more neutral media climate than to support Trump.
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Even in a more neutral year, I'm not sure we should have expected Burr to win this seat by a comfortable margin — given the polarization of the North Carolina electorate.
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If she's serious about this, how about retiring the loaded term "patriarchy" in favor of something more neutral such as "traditional gender norms" that recognizes that sexism is two-sided?
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Kim could face similar problems traveling to the United States, where no North Korean leader has visited, making many observers think a more neutral setting will need to be found.
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People with normal pronation "should go with something more neutral or something more cushiony as opposed to a motion control shoe," said Kapur, who was not involved with the new study.
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Cats present a more neutral palette for people, so when someone's encountering a cat it may not be obvious to them what the cat is feeling just from looking at them.
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The comment was in line with more neutral statements on the subject from Trump administration officials more recently after the president threatened during his campaign to declare China a currency manipulator.
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Meanwhile, online lingerie retailers such as Adore Me, Lively and ThirdLove are taking market share at Victoria's Secret's expense, promising female shoppers extended bra sizes and products in more neutral colors.
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Not saying it couldn't work for some brave ladies out there, but it's nice to give a more neutral option to start, say somewhere public like a bar or coffee shop.
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Indeed, some organizations that reportedly once pushed for online voting—like the Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP), which primarily helps military and overseas voters—have since taken a more neutral stance.
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"This is the key period that will either see the Fed crystallize market expectations for a cut later this month, or gently nudge them back towards a more neutral position," Markets.
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Brown was portrayed using photos that made him look like a criminal, even though he was the one gunned down, and there were more neutral and positive photos of him available.
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The first time they did this, in 2012 — the year after the duchess married into the family — headlines were far more neutral than the ones now describing Harry and Markle's plans.
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Though there was a weak El Niño in place during the first part of 2019, it is transitioning to a more neutral phase, making the extreme July temperatures even more alarming.
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"I think in the end, Wayne and the NRA will either be there or maybe will be a little bit more neutral — and that would be OK too," Trump said Friday.
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But now that investor positioning had become more neutral, it was unclear which way copper could move, with the outlook for both trade negotiations and China's economy remaining uncertain, he said.
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"A fair trial will be impossible without a change of venue to a more neutral and less media saturated locale," Manafort's lawyers argued in the motion, which was made public Wednesday.
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But a lot of his patient's voices begin hearing more neutral voices—a disembodied laugh or a vague warning–and in those cases, shaping the interpretation can make a big difference.
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The market briefly flashed "cheap" near the December low at just under 21990-times forward earnings, but quickly bounced from there to a more neutral valuation relative to its 21998-year trend.
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So before your practical brain kicks in and forces you to settle for something more neutral (read: boring), keep the spring momentum alive by checking out the 24 pastel-colored sandals ahead.
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I also like to expose more neutral books and kept the colorful books behind the couch, and so it doesn't look busy, I decant everything to make things a little more simplistic.
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"If media is going to engage in this information war, they need to be more neutral and not parrot information by officers that obviously have a dog in the fight," he said.
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"We are more neutral today (in terms of risk asset allocation) than we have been at any time over the last two years," NN Investments Chief Investment Officer Valentijn van Niewenhuijzen said.
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It feels like the filmmakers felt obligated to show a more "neutral" (though I'm dubious about even that) perspective, and return more cognizant of the ethical criticisms raised by the original documentary.
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Active clients that include market makers and hedge funds, who are seen to take on speculative bets in Treasuries, turned much more neutral in the latest week, the J.P. Morgan survey showed.
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"We are more neutral today (in terms of risk asset allocation) than we have been at any time over the last two years," NN Investments Chief Investment Officier Valentijn van Niewenhuijzen said.
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"He's probably going to pick Bob Corker ... I think Trump wants somebody that could do that job but is also more neutral on politics of this election," Ribble says in an interview.
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Some senior officials have argued that it would be better to hold the summit in Singapore, a more neutral venue that would imply less of a concession to the North Korean leader.
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Kevin Boucher, chief investment officer of Brooks Macdonald International, has been overweight US equities and believes it may finally be time to move to a more neutral position to increase exposure elsewhere.
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So in a way, the pressure from the US is shifting Europe to a more neutral stance which is more balanced towards the east and the west than it has been before.
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Pointing out that Qatar played host to a major American air base, Mr. Tillerson helped persuade Mr. Trump to shift to a more neutral role, urging both sides to settle their differences.
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This tactic, for example, falls in step with Markle and Prince Harry's decision to avoid pinks and blues for their nursery in favor of a more neutral color palette of greys and whites.
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The guy she's accusing of literally latching on to her ass, David Mueller, got a more neutral side profile sketch ... where he was seen with a hand over his face as Taylor testified.
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What helped save the bureau in the aftermath of those revelations was a reforming Republican attorney general, Edward Levi, who imposed on it a respected set of guidelines insisting on more neutral behavior.
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Representative Ro Khanna of California, a first-term lawmaker elected over a veteran Democrat in 2016, said the party should consider becoming "more neutral" in future primary campaigns, to help attract new talent.
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If you want a more neutral look for better color accuracy, you can do that, but I left it at the default "Vivid" setting most of the time and was quite pleased with it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury investors turned more neutral in the latest week following June payrolls data and minutes on last month's Federal Reserve policy meeting, a J.P. Morgan survey released on Tuesday showed.
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But with all these major companies trying to build platforms that developers will tap into in their portfolio of products, some AI-driven companies have found themselves looking to be a more neutral party.
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It made me wonder whether the photos would have fared better if they'd been exhibited in a more neutral space, but there is no possibility for neutralized space in such a historically charged location.
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For just such reason, I keep a pair of much more muted shades in my car so that the second I'm off the water, I'm back wearing my more neutral Persols or Ray-Bans.
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However, if Goldman can get multiple investors to buy stakes in the platform, other banks could potentially see it as more neutral and distanced from Goldman, and want to join in, the report said.
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According to political scientists Alan Abramowitz and Steven Webster, rather than ideas empowering partisanship, partisan commitments encourage support for political ideas — no matter how deceptive, false, or bonkers they seem to more neutral observers.
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In fact, the black version is almost completely out of stock, and even though a few more neutral colors were added to meet the demand, the company is expecting them to disappear just as quickly.
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I asked major tech companies — Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google, if we're naming names — for virtual assistants with traditionally male voices where they didn't exist and for a more neutral default setting where they did.
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"With November Fed meeting and Presidential election approaching, we would not be surprised to see the dollar settling into the more neutral pattern in the coming days," analysts at Credit Agricole said in a note.
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Meanwhile, online lingerie start-ups such as Adore Me, Lively, Aerie and ThirdLove are thriving, promising female shoppers extended bra sizes and products in more neutral colors, catering to women in all shapes and sizes.
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"You have to make an introductory letter, little story about yourself and you just hope that the home that you're buying is not being sold by a flipper because they are much more neutral," Leach advised.
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Taufao, who is general secretary of the Congregation Christian Church in Samoa, said that fa'afafine used to more regularly partner with women, wore more neutral clothing, and undertook traditional chores associated with both men and women.
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Prosecutors repeatedly punched above their weight, including convincing the country's Supreme Court to move the case from Jowzjan, the scene of the crime — where General Dostum exerts almost total control — to more neutral ground in Kabul.
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Though he's still fiercely loyal to Cersei, Jaime has certainly seen her evil through a more neutral lens, and appears to have more misgivings than ever about his sister/queen/alleged mother of his unborn child.
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As you pull the sliders all the way to the center, you'll change the shape of the chart by adding in more neutral and potentially less useful words, including the word "the," rated right in the middle.
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"The more neutral positioning on the rupee reflects the Indian markets' heightened unease about the government's fiscal path, triggered by its budget last week, which has led to higher inflation expectations," said Reuters FX analyst Krishna Kumar.
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We understand parents don't always know whether they are having a boy or a girl, so we intentionally create products that span a variety of colors, prints, and patterns, including offering a number of more neutral aesthetics.
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But with so much dovishness already priced into the markets and the dollar having weakened 1% over the past three weeks, some market analysts say the greenback may strengthen if the Fed signals a more neutral stance.
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The RBA has held the cash rate at an all-time low of 1.50 percent for 2-1/2 years now and just last month switched away from its long-held tightening bias to a more neutral stance.
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Risk reversals for sterling — a measure of which way the derivatives markets are leaning in a currency in terms of the ratio between calls and puts — has shown a decline in outright sterling shorts toward more neutral levels.
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"We have been on this gradual walk to get to a more neutral position and that is what we are going to continue to do," he said, setting the stage for continued Fed interest rate increases this fall.
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The RBA has held the cash rate at an all-time low of 1.50 percent for 2-1/2 years now and earlier this year switched away from its long-held tightening bias to a more neutral stance.
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The move toward a more neutral liquidity stance marks an about turn after the RBI came under strong criticism from traders and bankers that it had kept cash conditions too tight - an area that was under Patel's remit.
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"Ukraine was one of the consensus overweight calls at the beginning of the year... By now the overweight has been scaled back to a more neutral position," he said, adding this was also broadly reflecting JPMorgan AM's position.
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As the country that's located on another continent and that doesn't admire either country's political system, we have the option of moving to a more neutral position between these two countries unless the Saudis do what we want.
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Resolving the nuclear issue would have set the stage to make a more neutral US posture at least theoretically possible, which, in turn, would have given the US a very strong upper hand vis-à-vis Saudi Arabia.
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Kermode believes more transparency is desirable, but rather than trying to eliminate all conflicts, he said, the priority should be adding independent members to the board from outside the tennis community to bring a broader, more neutral perspective.
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And the Massachusetts bill originated with a letter written by El Martinez to their state representatives: "I am planning to take driving lessons in the fall and I would be ecstatic to have a more neutral option," it read.
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Baruch's aesthetic is a bold rejoinder to the more neutral, reserved interiors that have prevailed in recent years (think fiddle-leaf figs in ceramic pots nestled next to muted Eames chairs), perhaps because he is something of an outsider.
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"Japan's focus on commercial and diplomatic relations in the region, rather than military deployments, may also mean Tehran perceives it to be more neutral than other U.S. allies," said Richard Mallinson, a senior analyst at Energy Aspects in London.
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Market expectations have increased that Yellen might indicate a clearer timeframe for the next U.S. rate hike after strong housing data this week and hawkish comments by other Fed officials, but many analysts expect her to strike a more neutral stance.
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Members of one environmental group, the Sierra Club, performed parliamentary manoeuvres worthy of Ted Cruz: an attempt to change the group's position from "do not support" to a more neutral stance was thwarted with help from Robert's Rules of Order.
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But he seeded the inspirational content of his speech with sharp jabs that contrasted with the more neutral tone of the remarks by the last two presidents to address the scout jamboree in person, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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Each one features packaging that looks like pieces of art in and of itself: You've got two eyeshadow palettes (one with pumped up colors; the other veers more neutral), three lipstick shades, a blush/bronzer quad, and three eyeliner pencils.
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Ms. Lontine plans to introduce a bill this month that would remove the term "illegal aliens" from the law and replace it with the more neutral "undocumented immigrants," saying that changing the words could bend social sentiment in migrants' favor.
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To some tax specialists and economists, these changes would create a more neutral operating environment for companies, because the tax advantage would be directly tied to their investment spending, not the debt they might have used to finance the spending.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Finally, for anyone who needs even more performance, there are the 15-inch P65 Creator and 17-inch P75 Creator laptops, which are just revamped versions of MSI's GS65 and GS75, but with more neutral, minimalist styling.
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He&aposs a fine, fine gentleman, and really did a -- I think he did a very -- he was -- ended up being a little more neutral than a lot of people would have preferred, but a lot of people preferred that he was.
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Withings Activité Pop | Activity and Sleep Tracking WatchFrom amazonAlthough the Pop is the best value, you can spend $20 more and spring for the Activité Steel, which is the same watch with a polished metal frame and a more neutral color palette.
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In more recent years, restaurants became more neutral territory where legends like Sting, Diamond Dallas Page, and Vader could finally squash their beefs or reflect on the good ol' days, when wrestlers were gods and their fuel was anger and mall food.
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The trouble is that attempts to find a caretaker prime minister, to request a Brexit extension before calling an election, have foundered on whether it should be Jeremy Corbyn, the far-left Labour leader whom most Tories despise, or a more neutral figure.
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Peter Feaver, a political scientist at Duke and special adviser for strategic planning and institutional reform on the National Security Council staff under President George W. Bush, was more neutral in his view of Trump's order to drop disciplinary action against Chief Gallagher.
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As a result, the more neutral platform Roku became the most popular streaming platform in the U.S. At the time of the original agreement, Amazon and Google said that other YouTube properties would come to Fire TV in the future, including YouTube Kids.
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Washington also wants disputes settled in American courts (and not in the more neutral arbitration bodies set up by the treaty), limits on the export of some agricultural products from Mexico to the United States, and the entire agreement revisited every five years.
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"If no-deal (Brexit) increases in probability, then of course sterling would be a sell, but until then I'm becoming a bit more neutral," Gkionakis said, adding that he expects sterling to "settle around $1.20" before market participants reassess their expectations of that outcome.
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"If the upcoming information validates my view of the outlook, then U.S. monetary policy will need to move at a faster pace than implied by futures prices to a more neutral posture as the labor market tightens further and U.S. inflation rises," Dudley said.
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"If no-deal (Brexit) increases in probability, then of course sterling would be a sell, but until then Im becoming a bit more neutral," Gkionakis said, adding that he expects sterling to "settle around $1.20" before market participants reassess their expectations of that outcome.
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In the second week, I stayed there I slowly got to know the inmates—little by little I got closer to them, and they were more neutral toward me, like when they were working or reading in the library, or visiting the prison's chapel.
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John Newcombe, Australia's captain at that time, and some team members were unhappy, even briefly threatening a boycott, but they were eventually placated, with the I.T.F. ruling that the Americans, who wanted to play on clay, should play on a more neutral hardcourt instead.
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Banks' internal flows and data compiled by some of the biggest institutions — BNP Paribas, Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Scotiabank — indicated pound positions have become more neutral in recent days compared with big bearish bets in December.
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With China's economy humming along at a solid pace and putting to bed concerns of a sharper slowdown, the central bank is likely to pursue a more neutral yuan rate with the potential for increased two-way volatility, analysts said in the wake of the rules changes.
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It might sound stilted to have rigid roles like this, but that's kind of the point: By embodying these roles, you're hopefully able to get out of your own head and into a more neutral mental space where you can empathize with your partner and really communicate.
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But it likely requires the U.S. to take a more neutral approach to the Iran-Saudi conflict moving forward and be more assertive in its position regarding Riyadh stoking sectarian crisis that will, despite recent reassurances, undermines peace talks for Yemen and Syria, and embolden extremists.
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The Real host worked in conjunction with Olio Studio to design a brand new space for her 4½-year-old son Aden John Tanner, focusing on more neutral base hues with pops of brighter colors throughout, plus elements that will allow her older child to grow into them naturally.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (Neutral): The outgoing Senate Democratic leader has said he'll stay neutral until after the caucuses.
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" Trump told reporters last week that there was "great appetite for background checks," adding that he thinks the NRA — which has already voiced its blanket opposition to the policy — is "gonna get there also ... or maybe will be a little bit more neutral, and that would be ok too.
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Because Ms. Sandler was used to "a much more neutral palette," Ms. Landman said, she tested various colors on the walls and then painted the halls first, to give Ms. Sandler time to get used to the charcoal gray paint color she chose for the living and dining area.
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Surprisingly, while the researchers expected Brexit to be a more neutral term to describe the debate, it turns out that the hashtag is very rarely used to express pro-remain sentiment and tends to be popular among leave supporters, said Laura Cram, professor of European politics at the University of Edinburgh.
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In the first study, the researchers asked 63 family medicine residents at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to read through one of two versions of six patient cases: One version involved a difficult patient; the other, a patient with an identical health issue but a more neutral attitude.
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In the absence of weekly positions data, banks' internal flows and data compiled by some of the biggest institutions — BNP Paribas, Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Scotiabank — indicated pound positions have become more neutral in recent days compared to big bearish bets in December.
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The lawyers have said they were stirred to action by a right-wing Hindu group that is pushing for the investigation to be taken out of the hands of the state police, which they say has a pro-Muslim bias, and given to a national crime bureau they say is more neutral.
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First, the retreat of the Democratic Party into a more neutral position after its stronger stance on civil rights in 1948 illustrates what Phil Klinkner and Rogers Smith describe in their book The Unsteady March: Progress on racial issues has not been in one direction only, and backlash and reversal have accompanied advances.
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He cast some of his earlier statements in a more neutral light: where his old tweets seemed to condemn artificial wombs as a kind of "extreme" feminism meant to let women smoke and drink during pregnancy, he now describes them simply as something that could change women's role in his future, possibly for the better.
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"If no-deal (Brexit) increases in probability, then of course sterling would be a sell, but until then Im becoming a bit more neutral," Gkionakis said, adding that he expects sterling to "settle around $1.20" before market participants reassess their expectations of Britain crashing out of the European Union without a divorce deal in October.
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We learn the lethal nature of the vast hacker conspiracy's "Stage 2" (note how its architects eschewed the more neutral "Phase 2" for its appropriately cancerous alternative) — blowing up the building where E Corp is warehousing all its paper records and killing everyone inside — but we don't find out if the plan went through.
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In a case of slower top-line growth, we believe the company has the flexibility to hold back expansionary capex to maintain a more neutral FCF profile Emerging-Market Risks: A large portion of the group's revenue (48% in FY7503) is generated in South Africa (BB+/Stable), which has been subject to weak GDP growth.
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"I don't think the Fed will want to introduce market volatility in the run-up to the G20 meeting and she might strike a more neutral stance on interest rate policy," said Gao Qi, an FX strategist at Bank of Nova Scotia in Singapore, referring to a summit of G20 leaders in China in early September.
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Though policymakers left interest rates unchanged in a range between 1.50 percent and 1.75 percent at this week's meeting, they are widely expected to pursue further gradual rate increases this year as they lift them to a more "neutral level," estimated by most Fed policymakers at about 2.75 percent and by Bostic at about 2.5 percent.
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SST: one time I saved an ex's name as the toilet emoji so i wouldn't text him but then I felt like it was giving him too much power so i saved it as the battery emoji or something equally unappealing but more neutral MG: i stopped saving people with emojis after the hamburger incident SST: too much risk.
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Sanders's comments came after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE reportedly nixed plans for a White House statement praising McCain, instead issuing a more neutral tweet of condolences.
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That's especially true since Kim Jong Un has yet to leave North Korea since becoming leader in 2011 and would see a president coming to visit him as a huge step toward North Korea being viewed as an equal to the US. But there's no guarantee that the US would even agree to such a meeting in favor of somewhere a bit more neutral.
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In a somewhat similar fashion to the Microsoft Sculpt, the Logitech Wave keyboard aligns your hands comfortably in several ways: It props up your wrist via the built-in palm rest, positions your hands at a more neutral angle with its curved design, and lets your fingers sit more naturally on the keys thanks to their wave-like height profile (from which the keyboard gets its name).
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Alongside Pyatt, she handed them out to the protesters, and thus was born one of the iconic images of the Ukraine crisis, immediately and widely circulated by the Kremlin's media apparatuses — a powerful official, not a famous politician like Senator John McCain or Secretary of State John Kerry but a representative of the supposedly more neutral American policymaking bureaucracy, succoring revolutionaries in the center of Kiev.
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"It is not uncommon for organizations like [Alliance Defending Freedom] to assert views that arise from religious principles, to instead, try to litigate using more neutral terms, so that their efforts to have state actors like schools impose religious views is not explicit," he said "This is a new frontier for the country, and so these lawsuits by their very nature are going to be new," said Kerri Kupec, legal counsel and the Alliance's director of communications.
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Gilze en Rijen, the Netherlands — There are hundreds of North Korean defectors living in Europe, many considering it safer for themselves and their families still in the North than either South Korea or the U.S. Why it matters: "North Korea considers the U.S. and South Korea as enemies, while its view on Europe is more neutral," says Jihyun Park, outreach officer at Connect to North Korea, an NGO that campaigns for the rights of North Korean defectors worldwide.
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