My experience dating men of color was far more tolerable.
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Now that AI could help keep Instagram more tolerable for humans.
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"Maybe it'll make your slightly racist uncle a little bit more tolerable."
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First, debt-funded buyouts can actually make their debt burdens more tolerable.
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It's a different ad every time, but variety doesn't make it more tolerable.
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I'm also hopeful that some of those products will make periods more tolerable.
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I wish Ivanka was the presidential candidate; she is so much more tolerable.
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Sharing intense experiences makes them more tolerable—you know, misery loves company, etc.
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It's also unclear why some varieties seem to be more tolerable than others.
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Others rely on naproxen or other NSAIDs to make hard exercise more tolerable.
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I found other, more tolerable jobs within that company until I found something else.
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Spend time with friends to help make today's serious vibe a little more tolerable.
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Little do they know you're just trying to make the festivities more tolerable.[Firebox]
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While more tolerable, the weaker dose showed less clinical benefits than the high dose.
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By night, under more tolerable weather, the organizers succeed in at least one goal.
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But it makes just about every other screen-enabled activity more tolerable during the evening.
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SimpleCitizen is aiming to make the process of navigating immigration documents a bit more tolerable.
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Some, like exploding rockets, are hair-raising; others, like radiation exposure, could prove more tolerable.
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They prefer cannabis to medications often because of the more tolerable side effects, Cooper says.
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That helps the drug get to the tumors better and makes the treatment more tolerable.
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Best of all, it's TSA-approved, so it makes those cross-country flights more tolerable.
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And, taking it at bedtime makes the dizziness and drowsiness that it causes more tolerable.
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The bottom lineThough I still hate the wintertime, Vaseline Lip Therapy makes it more tolerable.
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I blast the Hamilton soundtrack to make it more tolerable, and the time totally flies by!
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"It's just made things a lot more tolerable for us and for our family," he says.
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This might be more tolerable if the world was becoming a safer place, but it isn't.
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Clay is not just medicinal, then, but also an ingredient for making undesirable tastes more tolerable.
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"DACA gave them a more tolerable set of choices, including joining the mainstream workforce," Alsup wrote.
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Fortunately this was not a high-precision launch with some complex trajectory, and delays were more tolerable.
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The following companies are working on new methods to make chemotherapy safer, and more tolerable, for patients.
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Relieving this pain would be a small but important part of making chemotherapy more tolerable for patients.
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That's why I spent a month attempting to figure out how to make every step more tolerable.
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The seats in each cabin have a few features to make ultra-long-haul flights more tolerable.
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But Congress needs to assess whether the residual risks are more tolerable than the costs of war.
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Twitter became slightly more tolerable when a group of mascots started a wholesome thread hyping each other up.
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Let's take a look at some cat gifs that make the story of the election season more tolerable.
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Surely those devices can connect in a way that makes sitting through a nine-inning game more tolerable.
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It's true, of course, that deficit-spending is always more tolerable to Republicans when they control the presidency.
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Dr. Tashiro says he was an "extraordinarily awkward kid," but through deliberate practice, these scenarios became more tolerable.
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Mattress covers and pads are nice for making them more tolerable, in terms of both hygiene and comfort.
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Know that my displaced, fractured hip was more tolerable because of your kindness, and I'll never forget it.
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From scoring the best seat assignment to zipping past security lines: how to make air travel more tolerable.
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Be his friend and he'll do you a service that'll make the journey through Lothric far more tolerable.
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One quick tip: Have plenty of treats on hand to make the situation much more tolerable for your pet.
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The fact that the game doesn't punish you in any way makes the learning curve a lot more tolerable.
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I recommended that the doctor raise Dad's dose of Dilaudid in order to make my other brother more tolerable.
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There is one other, often overlooked change coming that could make the Iowa patient's costs more tolerable for insurers.
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A bit of preparation goes a long way to making video calls more tolerable for you and your colleagues.
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The unforgiving climate of Svalbard — a territory of Norway — may be more tolerable environment for some than Trump's America.
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More Life, which he calls a "playlist" rather than an official album release, thus falls into the more tolerable category.
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Mondays can be tough on the body and soul, but you can take certain measures to make them more tolerable.
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When does prioritizing our own #selfcare mean we're failing to adequately prioritize making the world more tolerable for everybody else?
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If you've been missing The Office family to make your own 9 to 5 seem more tolerable, you're not alone!
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To Musk, someone speaking against him is probably way more tolerable than someone starting a slur campaign against renewable energy.
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But the fake-feminist privacy argument is apparently more tolerable to liberal minds — and perhaps more dangerous for that reason.
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I guess it's true what they say: the dark times are much more tolerable when your friends are by your side.
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He reminds me how grateful I am to walk and talk daily and that makes everything in my world more tolerable.
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The best features of Roku's new Streaming Stick may be an app that makes living with your roommates slightly more tolerable.
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If you want to make the air in your home a little more tolerable and breathable, we suggest getting a humidifier.
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To the delight of many, Tacos El Tajin started serving food, which made the whole painful experience a little bit more tolerable.
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Equally importantly, specialized treatments do not appear to be more tolerable to patients, with comparable rates of patient dropout to control treatments.
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Now much better anti-nausea medications and more tolerable oral instead of intravenous treatments have made a hospital admission for chemotherapy unusual.
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But one can adjust the balance of strategies used and rely relatively more on capture to make the needed changes more tolerable.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald couldn't have been saved by removing Depp, but it might have made the film a small degree more tolerable.
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Similarly, the tonal shifts are less jarring and the clumsy pacing more tolerable when there's a consistent emotional arc undergirding the entire story.
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Confidence: Medium-High Skies should be partly sunny Sunday, with highs warming back up to the more tolerable upper 40s to low 50s.
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So Van Alen launched Sleepyhead in March 2180, with the goal of making icky dorm room bedding a little more tolerable and hygienic.
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For Aiona, it was her openness to vulnerability and her ability to infuse it into her music which made difficult times more tolerable.
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But at the same time, what Samsung showed today makes the idea of flexible phones a lot more tolerable than anything we've seen before.
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The verdict: This filter was fine and the bright side is that there are ways to adjust the settings to make it more tolerable.
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The Mac App Store is a treasure trove of apps that can make your day-to-day easier and your work life more tolerable.
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Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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I am a firm believer in the ability of music to help people express their emotions, hopes and fears, making their medical conditions more tolerable.
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I switched it up with lattes and though these were more tolerable, I couldn&apost get used to the taste of coffee over the week.
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It's in that spirit that we put together a collection of special deals on noise-canceling headphones that we think will make this world more tolerable.
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There are some improvements like slimmer bezels and thinner designs that make big phones more tolerable and easier to use, but they're still stupidly oversized phones.
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If you'd like to hear a much better rant about Jackson, however, listen to WFAN's Mike Francesa lay the smackdown in a much more tolerable way.
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"That is because the basic and overriding principle of coming off any drug is that slower is easier/less uncomfortable/risky—it's more tolerable," he says.
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Stitching name-brand sneakers in a Vietnamese factory, hauling shrimp from Thai waters for export to American supermarkets — all of it becomes more tolerable on meth.
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Hinds seems to suggest that "Smooth" in moderation — the way we reference it today — might be more tolerable than actually living through the song's golden years.
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Another from New York said a shower would be nice, and one from New Jersey said some sort of desk could make the journey more tolerable.
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Doctors I am a firm believer in the ability of music to help people express their emotions, hopes and fears, making their medical conditions more tolerable.
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There's a jacuzzi, an archery range, and a virtual reality room—small perks to make living in the middle of the desert a little more tolerable.
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The rest of us will have to attempt something even harder and less practical: Making the future world more tolerable, bit by bit, change by change.
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And, the Hyatt House Shenzhen Airport makes getting stuck at the airport more tolerable with in-room kitchens and direct connection to an adjacent shopping mall.
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Or they can double down on efforts to inform the public what is at stake and what will be necessary to make the risks more tolerable.
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In the past few days there has been tangible progress in a number of areas that could make things more tolerable for travellers in America this summer.
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Photo: Sears Price: $14.99Buy now: Faux fur blanket This cozy throw will make the winters a bit more tolerable for your coworker who can't wait for spring.
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Carceral society promotes fantasies of escape to make itself seem more tolerable; to make it seem like imprisonment is something to be overcome by its own victims.
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The latest bet, 'nuffsaid, is, yes, yet another productivity startup, though one that seems devoted to making the messaging realities of 2020 employment a bit more tolerable.
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The library allowed me have a continuous circle of books coming in and out of my room that made the time in the hospital a little more tolerable.
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We all have these people, the Styrofoam crushes of our day-to-day lives, the ones who make the drudgery of existence just a little bit more tolerable.
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Ultimately, regardless of the type of workout mothers employ during pregnancy, safety is the top priority and movement of any kind makes for a more tolerable birthing experience.
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"You can't spend endless money on making people's lives more tolerable, you have to migrate them to proper formal housing, which removes much of the crisis," said Smith.
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Anyway, Michael makes a terrible first impression, but he grows more tolerable by the second episode (also showing Sunday), and the series is colorfully drawn and generally harmless.
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But cook we have to, against the hope that doing so will make someone's life, maybe even your own, just a little bit better, a little more tolerable.
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Carry on cocktail kit Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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Cortana showed how this kind of AI could make life more tolerable on the battlefield: and her descendants are now trying to do the same thing for everyday life.
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"I wouldn't say it's less depressing [to watch the testimony among other people]," the friend said, but having company made the "ridiculousness" of the events more tolerable for him.
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But hopefully as people become more tolerable of select differences in this country and world, we will be able to hoist such people up where they should properly stand.
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Carry On Cocktail Kit Sometimes a little liquid courage is necessary to make the whole hurtling-through-the-air-in-an-oversized-sardine-can thing a little more tolerable.
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Doing warmup exercises like jumping jacks or even stretching can start heating up your body before you head out the door, making the transition to the cold more tolerable.
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The episode might be more tolerable if binged with the rest of the show later: It methodically writes a lot of checks that one hopes will be cashed later.
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Historical accuracy be damned — letting the women be the literal lifesavers is a wonderful modern take on this story, which makes a lot of this movie's silliness more tolerable.
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Not knowing what to expect from their first trip to the hospital last August, Kelly went on Facebook to ask neighbors on how to make the drive a bit more tolerable.
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You don't get into the business without having a passion for music, and all those flexible hours spent working in sweatpants make the shitty parts of the industry much more tolerable.
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The thinking, Dr. Gibala said, is that these 20-second intervals, although grueling, are more tolerable than 30 seconds of the same exercise and more potent than gentler 60-second intervals.
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Doreah was "training" Khaleesi on how to make sex with her husband more tolerable, encouraging Dany to harness her pussy power to please her husband and improve her quality of life.
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If you're looking forward to passing your weekend watching the tail end of SGDQ, here's a modest little tool to help make following the stream chat a much more tolerable experience.
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It's something that can be used to nudge people in the right direction and make life a little more tolerable, and that may have been what really drew him to the project.
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But what Trump's associates may not know is that science, an enterprise the new administration seems to have little regard for, could help make their boss a slightly more tolerable human being.
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Because we have agreed as a society that alcohol generally makes being around people more tolerable, it has become acceptable for bars to charge you $7 or more for a single beverage.
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Some people find that combining multiple kinds of carbs, like glucose with fructose, are more tolerable than either one alone, probably because they are metabolized along slightly different pathways in the body.
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"Certain medications, if used properly, can not only make the pregnancy more tolerable but also improve outcomes," says Rac, an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the Baylor College of Medicine.
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You can even set it to grind less and less coffee over time, imperceptibly reducing your caffeine intake until you're back to more tolerable levels of dependence, or breaking the coffee habit entirely.
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We can look forward to plenty more adventures from Claire and Jamie on the page and the screen for years to come — and doesn't that make the dry spell a little more tolerable?
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If we take a step back and become friendly towards our anxiety, we're left with one layer of suffering, and the anxiety becomes infinitely more tolerable than when we were struggling against it.
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There's no reason Demeny voting when kids are small can't coexist with giving teenagers the vote a little earlier, if that's what's required to make their parents' empowerment during their minority more tolerable.
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The year-round ferries are changing the city's transit options, making a commute to Midtown Manhattan more tolerable (and breezy) and expanding weekend possibilities with a scenic ride from Lower Manhattan to Rockaway Beach.
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"The longer the commute and the more time they're in the car, the more they're looking to enjoy the experience in the car or to make it at least more tolerable," Mr. Pittman said.
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This one, similar in tone to Maurice Béjart's sexed-up version, makes the mentally deranged couples, tuneless vocalizing and pretentious oddity that fill the remaining sections of "Unknown Pleasures" seem more tolerable by contrast.
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No one debated that chemo, radiation and surgery should take priority over art therapy, Reiki, and massages, but everyone there collectively agreed that wellness practices make dealing with cancer and all it's baggage more tolerable.
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To get around what is currently a clunky and siloed mobile login experience, users can do a few things to make it more tolerable — though none of these are as seamless as staying logged in.
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He says he first realized he had it as a child in the 80s, and found long car rides in his dad's beige Oldsmobile station wagon were more tolerable while shading his eyes with his ViewMaster.
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In return, they tell me about student loans, how they'll be paying them until they're 60; their marginal raises, which they spend on $14 cocktails or tickets to Coachella, to make their unfulfilling lives more tolerable.
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There are few better expressions of solidarity than sending your comrades a pizza pie, one that's big enough to feed a collective who's fighting to make their piss-poor conditions a little more tolerable and just.
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Going up against some of the game's surprisingly cheap bosses with extra firepower on hand wouldn't have gone amiss, especially considering ReCore's prolonged loading times (which will, hopefully, be patched post-release into a more tolerable wait).
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After the decision to end the minimum exchange rate sent Switzerland's currency soaring, the SNB's policies of negative interest rates and foreign currency purchases have helped stabilize the franc EURCHF= at a more tolerable level for exporters.
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In fact, if you're someone who has indoor allergies, having A/C could actually help filter out some of the pollen, mold, and pollution that's in the air, which could make your symptoms more tolerable, Dr. Bassett says.
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This would be more tolerable if I didn't still have a few exercises to do for the 12 Days of Christmas challenge at my gym (10 burpees, 10 push-ups, 2-minute plank, and 5 minutes of silence).
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It's super cliché to say Apple just repackaged credit card data into a more visually pleasing interface, but it's 22019 percent true and not dissimilar to how Mint made managing your money more tolerable with charts and graphs.
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Some passengers might prefer newer planes, and airlines have been gobbling up new aircraft that offer passengers more comfort such as higher pressurization, higher humidity levels and mood lighting, features that can make ultra-long haul flights more tolerable.
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It's all based on the characters created by Jeff Kinney (who wrote this script with Mr. Bowers), which remain much more tolerable as stick figures, the way he renders them in his books, than they do in the flesh.
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Dr. Tsai's team has tested light and sound on healthy people, using a four-by-three-foot light panel and high-quality stereo speakers, "so the sound is more tolerable to humans, because it's not melody, it's clicks," she said.
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Is the collapse this week just another vindication of the NeverTrumpers, of the Republicans who thought the risks of dethroning Trump or handing the election to Clinton were more tolerable than the risks of allowing him to become the face of the party?
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It's a terrific program for anyone who flies even only a few times per year, as it makes obnoxious airport security checkpoints slightly more tolerable; the TSA has encouraged flyers to enroll in the program in order to reduce the size of lines at checkpoints.
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For example, labor pain and pain from a traumatic accident can both be severe, yet the former is an anticipated aspect of childbearing and typically associated with a positive outcome, thus making it more tolerable and less unpleasant than the latter in most cases.
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There are lots of vegetarian products available at the grocery store that are meat facsimiles, but mastering a few go-to staples will make eating at home more satisfying and help trips to the vegetarian-ignorant more tolerable because you can make your own meals.
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Unreal. To make your life a little easier, we've rounded up all of the best deals to make your selection process simple and quick—because hot summer commutes are about 100x more tolerable with a quality soundtrack, and you literally can't afford to wait any longer.
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They'll be protected in part by a heat shield made of titanium and covered with a calcium phosphate coating that will absorb most of the 1,000-degree temperatures, however, resulting in a more tolerable range of between 4 and 122 degrees Fahrenheit for most of the actual instruments themselves.
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Fortunately, as For the Win points out, the cringe-worthy moment becomes a little more tolerable after finding out the blonde woman in question is actually Wise's girlfriend, Reagan Trussell, who — according to her Instagram page — is on the acrobatics and tumbling team at the University of Oregon.
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While more research is still needed to show that self-compression is feasible, the results suggest that self-compression might be a way to make the mammogram experience more tolerable, said Dr. Deborah Korenstein of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City.
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Some of these medicines have single-handedly eradicated illnesses that have plagued humanity from the dawn of time; some have made chronic conditions at least somewhat more tolerable; others have plunged people into sleepless hallucinatory hell-worlds from which no amount of therapy (or lawsuit money) could ever save them.
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Nicki Minaj, who blubbered in April that Migos cruelly removed the portion of her "MotorSport" guest spot that she sang, finally gets to sing to her heart's content on "Dark Side of the Moon," which is more tolerable than it seems like it should be but still an odd choice for the first half of the album.
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During your first workouts in summer heat, he says, reduce the time you spend outside and go at a gentler pace than normal, slowly ramping up your effort as the exertion begins to feel more tolerable, which can require anywhere from four or five days to two weeks, depending on your current fitness and heat tolerance.
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To those who are overwhelmed by the hundreds of channels on cable TV, that price will seem much more tolerable given the amount of content available on Hulu with Live TV. The service comes with 40+ channels including the four major networks (CBS, Fox, ABC, NBC) as well as a handful of sports channels (ESPN, etc.) and entertainment channels like E!
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He didn't find her, but he did come across a brutally honest note from her at their old home, in which Sherry explained that she had broken Daryl out of his cell because our favorite unwashed hero clearly reminded Dwight of the man he used to be, a man Sherry wanted to let Dwight forget, just to make surviving under Negan a little more tolerable.
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Here, I feel like an aging extra in this matrimonial farce, and after a few vodka and Sprites to make the cumbia more tolerable, the lines quickly blur: I can't quite tell whether the guy passed out on the sofa, firmly clutching a glass, is pseudo wasted or really wasted, or whether Bride One is happier with or without Nico, or just loves having her photo taken.
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