"I think he's, if not the most committed, one of the most committed actors I've ever worked with," del Toro said.
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Mr. Attia quickly became one of its most committed members.
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They seem most committed to social, economic and criminal justice.
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Even the most committed cops can struggle to build a case.
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That logic would make even the most committed married couples chaste.
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America's most committed goblin-hater is having a very bad time.
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They, like even the most committed stoners, can still get hurt.
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The colectivos seem to be the most committed, and the most dangerous.
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However, as Noisey's resident and most committed sexologist, I have the key.
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For passersby, we must've looked like the most committed road trip crew.
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Latin American countries are among the most committed to tackling climate change.
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Only the most committed protesters attend the sporadic demonstrations that still take place.
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And their former mayor, Ric Griffith, might be the most committed of all.
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Steakhouses have even become cliché to even the most committed traders in the business.
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But evidently, many of the most committed fans are pretty desperate for this feature.
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She, a top adviser and confidante, is one of the president's most committed defenders.
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Bernie Sanders, with the most committed supporters, is best positioned for the long haul.
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Even the most committed small government activists have to question this style of downsizing.
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The firm regularly quizzes users and adds features requested by the most committed among them.
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Thomas Hoenig, the Republican vice-chair, is the most committed conservative regulator on capital requirements.
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We had to find the best, most committed leaders who could hold the battalion together.
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In fact, the risk is part of the package for the most committed plant medicine devotees.
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A few of the most committed wear their Hanfu clothes almost every day, including at work.
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Of all the candidates, Sanders is the most committed to fighting for the rights of Palestinians.
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Even the most committed Nintendo fans can admit the company's bubblegum cast of characters don't change much.
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Even the most committed Remainiacs struggle to portray the aftermath of the referendum as an economic disaster.
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But if their latest news is a stunt Speidi win the award for most committed in Hollywood.
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Fox says the service is for "superfans" -- a/k/a the viewers most committed to the cause.
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Going forward, their best bet would be to completely reverse themselves and become Obamacare's most committed guardians.
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In those progressive settings, much of the pushback came from the students most committed to racial justice.
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One of the issues to which I am most committed, alongside LGBT equality, is equity in education.
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"He is the most committed to the continuation of the regime at all cost," Mr. Smilde said.
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About two hours after his speech, Trump re-tweeted reactions from some of his most committed advocates.
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Lower turnout is thought to benefit Mr Moore, whose evangelical base is most committed, and hurt Mr Strange.
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Full of complicated tracking shots, slow pacing and abstruse references, his films address only the most committed viewers.
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In fact, many of the least diverse companies appear to be some of the most committed to progress.
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James and Davis share an agent, and the Lakers were long believed to be Davis's most committed suitor.
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But the events of the past few years have shaken the confidence of even the most committed institutionalists.
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"The thing I'm most committed to," Ms. Hollander said, "is thinking about new platforms to help amplify artists' voices."
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Those in Britain most committed to an extreme break with the EU have pushed this line for some time.
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Those strands cannot all be cut in a single slice: Some are desirable, even to the most committed Brexiteer.
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At 139, Wimbledon is the oldest of the Grand Slam events, and the most committed to pageantry and tradition.
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In the past two months, the imprint has delivered a pair of recordings to only its most committed admirers.
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In caucuses that tend to attract the most committed party activists, that is a good spot to be in.
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And let us not forget Mr. Trump's most committed and creative defender, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary.
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He is at once the court's most prominent defender of gay rights and its most committed supporter of free speech.
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That is, the students most committed to racial justice were wary of any alliance with working and middle class whites.
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Conservatives favor messages that will embolden their most committed voters because those are words loyal believers will repeat or retweet.
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Moreover, settling the debate over personal responsibility is also impossible, at least to the satisfaction of the most committed ideologues.
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After watching Trump's most committed aides be humiliated, abandoned, and destroyed, who would dare join this administration in the future?
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You can see flashes of frustration even among the media outlets most committed to the perception of sober-minded objectivity.
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It may deter some people from protesting, but it almost certainly isn't going to prevent the most committed of the demonstrators.
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What used to be a pastime reserved for the most committed television fans is now sweeping the nation – and the world.
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Some of the class devolves into war stories of the sort only the most committed collector of campaign trivia could love.
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More from the survey: Those who are most unhappy with the GOP health bill are most committed to voting in 2018.
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The broader point: Even among Trump's most committed supporters, his use of Twitter is something far short of a slam dunk.
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In other words, the most committed music fans willing to pay for music are listening to independent music at higher rates.
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Not even the most committed environmentalists are proposing the government engineer another recession to curb emissions — or at least, not yet.
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They are the party most committed to effective government action and have the most to lose from public distrust of politics.
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Using either of those tools to support baseload plants would be "regulatory overreach" to make the most committed liberal bureaucrat blush.
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Expressive partisanship, in effect, allows the most committed to override their own circuitry and support policies antithetical to their economic interests.
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But the most conservative voters, who tend to make up the party's most committed base, are still very much behind Trump.
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Her enthusiastic and fun approach to working out will have even the most committed cardio bunnies reaching for a heavy barbell.
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And those most committed party warriors almost exclusively hail from the extreme edges of both the Democratic and Republican coalitions -- i.e.
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That opinion, which commanded an 8-1 majority, was written by Justice John Paul Stevens, one of the court's most committed liberals.
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Justin Peters is most committed to documenting in his book The Idealist: Aaron Swartz and the Rise of Free Culture on the
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Given the polarization of the Trump era, Mueller's conclusions are also unlikely to change the voting preferences of the most committed partisans.
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But just as you find traces of religiosity in the most committed atheist, every investor is at some level a value investor.
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Instead of #NeverTrump how about #BringBackOurParty What would a Trump exodus look like from the perspective of his most committed conservative critics?
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Though this two-pronged approach didn't persuade its most committed critics, it also didn't harm the organization or the cause it represented.
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For all the ardor of his most committed supporters, those consultants say, there simply aren't enough of them to win the presidency.
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It could fight as hard as it can with its most committed troops, essentially making it a vicious block-to-block affair.
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While it is true that millennials have not been the most committed voters, it is also true that they're going to mature.
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None of the other three leading candidates are likely to jostle with him for the most committed ideological voters on the left.
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But the "southern" jibe at Sessions at least appeared to have the potential to offend some of the President's most committed supporters.
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" His son Ali Shakur, 27, said his guiding principle was simple: He wanted to support the candidate "most committed to fundamental change.
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In previous downturns, the less serious entrepreneurs disappeared, leaving the most committed ones, said David Pakman, a partner at venture firm Venrock.
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Without that option, partisan instincts are much likelier to take over, and bring even the most committed #NeverTrump activists along for the ride.
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The hardcore activists, and most committed volunteers, are more fired up about figuring out how to defeat the bill than they've ever been.
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For as different as it is, some of the most committed, sensitive, and serious folks that I've met have been folks like this.
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"Jalisa is one of the most committed Democrats I have met in my career," Allison Jaslow, DCCC executive director, said in a statement.
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The OIC stands as United States' most committed, legitimate, and effective partner in the mission to combat violent extremism and promote de-radicalization.
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The new moon on Friday initiates a new chapter for your career and reputation, which would be impossible without your most committed relationships.
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"Up till now, we haven't heard from the most committed constituency in the Democratic Party — the African American community," Biden said in Charleston.
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I find it moving and really relatable that even the things we are most committed to proclaiming we can still have doubts about.
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The most committed supporters go to every game, Jack says, and will spend hours on a bus chanting and singing before they arrive.
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But the United Arab Emirates, under its de facto leader Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, is one of General Hifter's most committed foreign backers.
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Those most committed to the idea of the event and what it represented showed up, exercising the rights of assembly and self-expression.
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That could lead to greater union militancy and power as unions fall over each other to show they're the most committed worker advocates.
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The most committed conspiracy theorists are careful to say that they aren't shipping, or participating in a fantasy, which involves some amount of projection.
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"Cal State Long Beach removed my primary and most committed collaborator and institutional steward, someone integral to the existence of American Monument," she said.
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Public defenders — who often end up taking the worst of the worst cases — are some of the finest, most ethical, most committed attorneys around.
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You don't need to tell me that a grid-style road layout will induce even the most committed of insomniacs into blissful R.E.M. sleep.
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Candidates would win the approval of the most committed in their party, but then quickly race back to the middle to woo swing voters.
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A full month of detention was nothing if it meant that we would win, and Bradford will always be the Most Committed to us.
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Black men voted for Trump at a higher rate than black women in 2016, and black women are the most committed Democratic Party voters.
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So far, at least, that's made it harder for even the most committed climate change denialists in Washington to roll back clean energy programs.
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Denying him the nomination despite a delegate majority would be a drastic move that could severely alienate some of the most committed Republican voters.
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In August, Pope Francis will return to Ireland for a World Meeting of Families event attended by the church's most committed anti-abortion activists.
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"Until now, we haven't heard from the most committed constituency of the Democratic Party," Biden argued on the night of the New Hampshire primary.
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The second pick cuts paper into nearly impossible-to-reassemble squares, creating a mess of confetti that should confound even the most committed crook.
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The UN ranks Estonia the European country most committed to cyber security, but authorities still responded to more than 10,000 cyber incidents last year.
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Only the most committed collectors, who sought access to out-of-state wine catalogs, would go through the inconvenience and expense of such transactions.
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But it remained vague on some crucial points, and in any case was unlikely to sway those most committed to Britain's exit from the bloc.
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But The Process is, and always has been, fundamentally more a belief system than a strategy, at least for the people most committed to it.
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And the most committed of those fans were pioneers in their own right -- blazing a trail that helped forge the outlines of modern fan culture.
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She remains the organization's most committed spokesperson, promoting each campaign the way other celebrities might promote a film: doing talk shows, doing junkets, traveling internationally.
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As that process unfolds, it will likely undermine Erdogan's domestic appeal, even among his most committed ideological supporters, and unleash political instability in its wake.
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Azzedine Downes, the president of the International Fund for Animal Welfare, said in a statement that Africa had lost one of its most committed conservationists.
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Most serious public-opinion pollsters would scoff at the survey, which polled only the most committed vapers off a list provided by an industry group.
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"Up 'til now we haven't heard from the most committed constituency in the Democratic Party, the African-American constituency," Biden said in Columbia, the capital.
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"Up 'til now we havent heard from the most committed constituency in the Democratic Party, the African-American constituency," Biden said in Columbia, the capital.
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His distaste for the black Americans he supposedly serves is not only obvious but, for some of his most committed supporters, part of his appeal.
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Offending those consumers who otherwise could be your very best, most committed and bought in users seems short-sighted and short-termist to say the least.
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Of all the responses we've seen to the Apple Watch, from both the tech industry and traditional watch makers, this might just be the most committed.
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The result may easily be a candidate who appeals to the most committed voters but not to the independent, or swing, voters who decide the election.
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Buttigieg's campaign organized more than 85033 watch parties in 37 states, where the mayor's most committed supporters tried to wrangle donations out of friends and neighbors.
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The conversation has shifted from an internationalist position to a nationalist one—even for those who historically have been most committed to the EU (like Merkel).
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That's broadly consistent with what we've seen throughout this primary to date; Sanders has the most committed support, while Biden's has been among the least committed.
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The abrupt foreign policy shift drew a rare wave of bipartisan criticism against the president, including from some of his most committed allies in Congress. Sen.
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This isn't Bernie's first trip to the rodeo and moreover, every poll shows that his supporters are both the most enthusiastic and also the most committed.
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Their supporters would go to the other for a second pick, though we do know that Sanders's voters are the most committed to their first choice.
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"Up until now, we haven't heard from the most committed constituency of the Democratic Party: the African American community," he said in remarks to supporters Tuesday night.
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But the system is still criticized for keeping out more moderate voters and often leads to a perception that only the most committed, radical voters show up.
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Hannibal crossed the Alps with 30,000 troops, 15,000 horses, and 37 elephants Hannibal remains one of history's most extraordinary commanders and one of Rome's most committed enemies.
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It surveys decades of art making, from the exuberant jewelry for which she is best known to the figurative sculpture to which she is now most committed.
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Even the most committed progressive would have to admit that the government has injured American health care — just as the reckless government truck injured our young father.
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Unlike presidential elections -- where casual voters dial in and turn out -- midterm elections, historically speaking, tend to be the dominion of only the most committed party warriors.
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Very few of Bush's people, even the most committed of the so-called neoconservatives, had much hope for turning Afghanistan into something like a modern liberal democracy.
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As far as fan bases go, I would guess that we are among the most committed: constantly returning for more, no matter what the franchise throws at us.
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Ghani, a former World Bank official, is supported by the United States, which sees him as the leader most committed to fighting corruption and reforming the shattered economy.
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"We haven't heard from the most committed constituency of the Democratic Party, the African-American community, and the fastest-growing segment of society, the Latino community," he said.
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But also, at its heart, IFFBoston is most committed to serving Boston audiences who crave pre-release independent films and opportunities to hobnob with their casts and crews.
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Last month, I decided to head down to the latest gathering to speak to some of the world's most committed gabbers about how they're keeping their subculture alive.
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But the irony is that the Republicans most committed to defeating Trump are generally the most misguided or in denial about the status-quo ante in Republican politics.
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Now, among the most committed members of the NATO Alliance, Poland has resumed its place as a leading nation of a Europe that is strong, whole, and free.
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So if your side wants to pick up House and Senate seats in a non-presidential election, you need to find ways to excite its most committed members.
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The research that ends up being the strongest is often the best funded and best conducted with the most committed backers, making it the hardest to scale up.
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Well, after that wedding she headed over to the beach, causing some nervousness for Nicole and Clay, who are one of the most committed relationships on the beach.
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This was no Maidan: disappointment prevailed in Ukrainian society, and most people had retreated into their private lives, leaving only the most committed and politically engaged to protest.
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Ireland, which won independence from Britain a century ago and joined the EU in 1973, will remain in the bloc as its most committed member, according to recent polling.
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"The GE case is very important symbolically because they have been among the earliest and most committed investors," said Amitabh Dubey, a political analyst at research firm Trusted Sources.
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"We choose the REITs that are most committed to sustainability out of all the publicly listed REITs in the world, and then we buy and hold them," Adams said.
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"Up to now, we haven't heard from the most committed constituency of the Democratic Party, the African-American community," Mr. Biden told about 153 attendees, many of them black.
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The conundrum they faced was actually a microcosm of the entire election: The most committed conservatives and Republicans in the country considered the GOP frontrunner, and eventual nominee, unacceptable.
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Esther Yong, director at Chinese language property portal AC Advertising, said the curbs on lending to foreigners and Beijing's restrictions had quelled interest, leaving only the most committed buyers.
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One can also remove the microcontroller from an original battery and solder it to another, though this is probably beyond the ability of all but the most committed users.
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While the decision's legal analysis turned on the First Amendment, it was lost on no one that the justices most committed to defending abortion rights were all in dissent.
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Those most committed to its survival have made donations, some as much as 103 euros, or about $580, Ms. Ates said, emphasizing that the mosque receives no public funding.
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Or, well, it's not really a trail…" Before she can continue, Donald, the most committed member of the small team—perhaps tragically so—shouts from afar, "It's a trail!
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For months, Democratic officials in Iowa have said Mr. Biden's support in polls overrepresents the level of organization or excitement for his candidacy among the party's most committed activists.
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Ironically, at a time when social media is supposed to make selling easier than ever before, it's created a new set of hurdles for some of Avon's most committed sellers.
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Because my sense is that the people with the most to lose from reordering society are usually the most committed to keeping the world the world the way it is.
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The Democratic Party's primary was unusually bitter, and listening to the loud "boos" of Sanders's most committed supporters, there's real reason to wonder whether Democrats will fracture in coming years.
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And if global warming is to be kept within reasonable bounds, action will be needed not just by the most committed, but also from those currently doing little or nothing.
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For Trump, this has meant relying on the most loyal partisans as well as the most committed movement conservatives, in many ways creating the opposite of an independent, flexible presidency.
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About 32 percent of voters say they've already made up their mind, and Mr. Trump's supporters are the most committed, with 46 percent saying they will definitely vote for him.
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Put aside, for the moment, that the U.S. will be bombing the most committed enemies of Syrian President Bashar Assad and helping him stay in power, reversing its own policy.
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If the most committed Democratic activists turn on their party leaders over this shutdown, and if the economy continues to hum along, Republicans could easily hold their majorities come November.
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I expect Sanders to attract a very high turnout from the most-committed liberals, moderate reform-oriented independents who can register Democratic and vote in the caucus and young voters.
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The Heritage Foundation, with whom Trump is not shy about his affiliation, has been flagged by climate experts as one of the organizations most committed to spreading doubt about climate science.
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Privately, aides say the pace of reforms, Macron's own hyperactivity, his frequent foreign trips and a relentless news cycle are taking their toll on even the most committed of his loyalists.
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" Trump's most committed supporters like Kevin McCarthy, the House GOP minority leader, said the real issue was "really kind of a socialist battle versus a thing that we believe within America.
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The canvases and watercolors he has produced over the years — of flamboyant sunrises and feverish sunsets — address themes that most committed modernists would either scorn or find too frightening to tackle.
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Sanders's base is the most committed, with 61 percent of his supporters saying they will definitely vote for him, a far greater figure than Biden's 48 percent or Warren's 44 percent.
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"Up until now, we haven't heard from the most committed constituency in the Democratic Party -- the African American community -- and the fastest growing segment of society, the Latino community," Biden continued.
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Recent polling shows that both sides have an interest in playing to their most committed supporters -- whatever the Constitution envisions about the chamber acting as a nonpartisan arbiter of presidential behavior.
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" — Mr. Axelrod on the first debate "I tend to think candidates who do best in debates are the ones who appear the most committed to whatever it is they are selling.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most committed cable news allies sit on it: Representatives Andy Biggs, Matt Gaetz, Jim Jordan, Louie Gohmert, John Ratcliffe and Doug Collins, the panel's top-ranking Republican.
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Garland, one of our most committed auteurs, said he didn't even reread the book to prepare; he made the movie based on his sense memories, his impressions, of VanderMeer's foreboding themes.
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Having listened to much of Audio-Technica's incredibly expansive portfolio of headphones, I have no problem with the company moving upmarket and trying to prove its credentials among the most committed audiophiles.
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Ironically, the works of Mario Sironi, who was the most committed Fascist of the three, were the darkest and most troubling, rendered in Klieg-light chiaroscuros of chalky whites and sooty blacks.
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It seems unlikely to work; Romney is the most committed senator to hearing from former national security adviser John Bolton, whose unpublished book reportedly links Trump more directly with Ukraine aid freeze.
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Among the five cities, users in Beijing were the most committed, with six out of 15 respondents riding shared bikes daily, and the other nine using the bikes several times a week.
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Yet on Wednesday, despite the heat, there were still several joggers braving the conditions to run the circuit around Tokyo's Imperial Palace, with the most committed of them admitting they had struggled.
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Not coincidentally, they're also the most committed to the ideology known as Trumpism, a populist nationalism very hawkish on immigration and supportive of law enforcement as the protectors of law and order.
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And the most committed partisans on both sides of this election need to ask themselves if they really believe violence is warranted in response to hearing or seeing political rhetoric they disagree with.
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Until his Academy Award acceptance speech on Sunday night, The Revenant star Leonardo DiCaprio had for years slipped under the radar as one of the most committed climate and oceans advocates in Hollywood.
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At this trial, the people in the country who are the most committed to showing that meaningful numbers of noncitizens vote, who have built their careers on that assertion, could not do it.
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But rather than rallying southern society behind his rule, as Thieu had implausibly gambled, the Democracy Party further alienated the country's most committed anti-communists, who instead pledged to uphold their previous allegiances.
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But such criticism is unlikely to harm Trump among his most committed supporters, who have bought into his claims of "dirty cops" and "scum" operating in a "Deep State" at the Justice Department.
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Even with the most committed support of the U.S. government, tenuous as it is in the continuing absence of senior leadership, the multilateral process will quietly crowd out the voices of U.S. tech.
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For the most committed social conservatives, Ms. Rao is suspect, despite her conservative credentials, because she has little written record on the issue and is whispered to personally be an abortion rights advocate.
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If someone wants to spend money to promote a pro-environment objective, we can think of better ways to do that than attacking the people who are most committed to that very purpose.
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Mr. Hearn joined a small but growing group of volunteers who worked on the basic Bitcoin software from various corners of the globe — the most committed of whom became known as the core developers.
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You're more likely to get a windfall due to market pressures than the quality of your mining rig, which is why it's only worth a shot for the most committed and the most adventurous.
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Quarterback The Browns have a very rich history of terrible quarterback play, but even the most committed Ohio State fans would have had to admit that Robert Griffin III beats OSU quarterback J.T. Barrett.
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Mr. Sanders, however, has some of the most committed supporters in the race and, significantly, his advantage with Iowa Democrats does not ebb when the field is narrowed to only the top four candidates.
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The families who arrived between December and March were among the most committed of the group's followers, Ms. Tsurkov said, choosing to leave only as the last shreds of the caliphate were being bombarded.
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In the end, neither party wanted to blink first, and there is a good reason why: Each is prisoner of its base of most committed voters, for whom immigration especially is an existential issue.
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That explains the vast amount of surveys, petitions, and emails that flood the inboxes and feeds of American voters — and the Trump campaign, in particular, wants to know who its most committed voters are.
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And how do you think Judge Kennedy, who is described in the article as "at once the court's most prominent defender of gay rights and its most committed supporter of free speech," will vote?
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The triennial lasts for just one month, too little time for even the most committed viewer to fully experience each of the installations, and includes workshops about foraging, breastfeeding, and bread making, among other topics.
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And while we hate to ever compare anyone to Beyoncé, especially given her bey-hive's tendency to swarm… Even the most committed of fans has to admit these two floral pantsuits bear a striking resemblance.
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In the absence of a major crisis, this has the effect of pitting his most committed supporters against a broad opposition: The significant majority of Americans, who find his political style unappealing, alarming, or grotesque.
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But he hasn't adopted a similar stance on caucuses, a type of contest that tends to only draw the most committed voters and in which he frequently performed better than Clinton during the primary campaign.
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"Caucuses attract not just a smaller group of voters, but a group that is the most committed and ideological," write Brigham Young University political scientists Christopher Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope in the Washington Post.
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A loss for Mr. Cruz wouldn't end his chances — he has a strong national organization and a natural appeal to those who describe themselves as "very conservative," one of the party's largest and most committed factions.
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Even the most committed ~foodie~ will admit to having woken up with chili sauce on their pillow at least once, so MUNCHIES asked some of London's top chefs for their inebriated kebab shop order of choice.
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Cecile Richards: Make no mistake: Access to health care and safe, legal abortion are on the line and on the ballot this year — and Hillary Clinton is the most committed nominee to reproductive rights in history.
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The company sees this as a big perk for its most committed drivers, many who tell Uber they want to eventually open their own business, finish their higher education, or work on their English language skills.
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The trip, which Trump himself had originally been expected to lead, deprived his administration of a chance to wallow in the glory of the strong US economy among some of his most committed critics in Europe.
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Cain, himself a former Republican presidential candidate and a long-time conservative activist, chairs America Fighting Back PAC, a political action committee created "by a group of President Trump's most committed supporters," according to the group's website.
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The wealthy island city-state, located just off the southern tip of Malaysia in Southeast Asia, is trusted by governments and businesses across the globe, and is also one of the United States' most committed military partners.
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It is often that crew, the group who either through dumb luck or skill managed to retain its newfound wealth while the market bled, who feels the most committed to its bitcoin maximalist or Ethereum-world vision.
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European countries, in particular, emerged as among the most committed to tackling inequality, but the report highlights that even the best-performing countries, and their leaders, must maintain and improve their policies to reflect changes in society.
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She testified that the dungeon would have a cage where someone could be placed if they were "most committed to their growth" -- where women could be locked in and not know how long they would be kept there.
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And for the most committed Trump-Russia readers, Rob Goldstone, the music publicist who set up the infamous Trump Tower meeting, has an account hitting shelves next week: Popstars, Pageants and Presidents: How an Email Trumped My Life.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's firing has been met with a collective shrug by some of President Donald Trump's most committed supporters who argue the controversial nationalist became an obstacle to the administration's agenda.
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The album largely takes its cues from 70s lounge and chamber pop, and it gives in to the aesthetic wholeheartedly; of every Arctic Monkeys record, Tranquility Base is by far the most committed to its own particular mood.
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In addition to the beans, leaves, scales, grinders, and bags stacked on every shelf, Algerian Coffee Stores also stocks enough varieties of percolators and copper Turkish coffee pots to keep even the most committed of coffee nerds happy.
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The site is deep and complex enough—by one count, its policy directives and suggestions run to more than 803,280 words—that its most committed adherents must become almost like lawyers, appealing to precedent and arguing their case.
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It wasn't the most aesthetically beautiful or even effective possession ever seen (two-point shots outside the restricted area rarely are), but it showed how top-tier offensive talent can make even the most committed defense work hard.
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Which is why congressional Republicans are in disarray over their replacement strategy, Trump has begun making impossible promises about what will come next, and even Medicaid's most committed opponents are admitting that slashing it is harder than they thought.
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But without critical details, like how they'll get enough healthy customers without the individual mandate, even the most committed insurers have little incentive to remain in a marketplace that could implode from lower enrollment or a worse risk pool.
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About a quarter of them, Alcor says, work in technology, and most committed to the postmortem freeze in their 2100s rather than their silver years, seeing the body as a hackable machine just in need of a future reboot.
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Sanders and his aides are confident that the four Western caucuses in March, here in Colorado, Idaho, Utah and Wyoming, are prime territory for his populism among the most committed of party activists who show up for those votes.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission, No. 16-111, is likely to turn on the vote of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who is at once the court's most prominent defender of gay rights and its most committed supporter of free speech.
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One easy explanation is that the most conservative voters are among the party's most committed, longtime activists who regularly attend caucuses, and that polls conducted by mainstream media organizations do a poor job of incorporating them into their likely-voter models.
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While platypuses slumber away over half their life, giraffes are some of the most committed insomniacs in nature, taking short power naps that only add up to about 30 minutes of shuteye over 24 hours, according to the Sleep Foundation.
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Because I think the Freedom Caucus has been the most committed to fighting to keep their promises and literally the single biggest group fighting to defend the things that are conservative in the country and have helped the president the most.
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But all hope is not lost, even for the most committed of couch potatoes: In a new study published in the journal Circulation, researchers say that you can make up for years of sedentary behavior with two years of exercise.
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The contrasts between the abject poverty in Gaza and the affluence of Israel, the mayhem of daily life in Gaza and the Israeli bureaucracy, lead to a constant culture clash that can drive even the most committed person into despair.
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Even the most committed radicals tend carefully to their online accounts, perhaps with an ironic disavowal, an alter ego, or corrupted profile photo—sly acknowledgements that the content they produce is ultimately owned by venture capitalists, sold to scheming advertisers.
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"To look up and see a black woman on the biggest stage I think would say a lot about how much we value the most committed Democratic constituency," said state Representative Malcolm Kenyatta, Democrat of Pennsylvania and a Biden surrogate.
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Even if the election still happens in November, without federal legislation, a pandemic could produce a hodgepodge of outcomes, such as massive disenfranchisement and skewed results, with only a fraction of the most committed voters braving it to the physical polls.
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I think it's important to have the time to bond with your child so that when you come back to work you can do it in a way that's going to help you be your most productive and most committed to work.
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Campaign rallies, which Trump has been holding continuously since he was first elected, reportedly require at least one attendee per group to provide their phone number to receive their tickets, supplying the Trump campaign with a robust list of its most committed backers.
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Though the Republican majority in the Senate and the demise of the filibuster rule for Supreme Court nominees means Kavanaugh is likely to be confirmed, both parties will use this week's confirmation hearings to engage their most committed activists before the midterms.
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After the election, it launched a "Planned Parenthood Defenders" digital tool to train its most committed volunteers, with more than 50,000 people signed up so far, 2,300 of whom have committed to hosting a meet-up for local activists and set a time and date.
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" In addition to writing the music, Mr. Lang created the text out of what he writes in program notes were "the most committed" words of numerous anthems, editing them into a long list of empurpled declarations of fatherland, love and readiness to spill "fragrant blood.
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"As Vice President Biden has made clear, we have yet to hear from the most committed constituencies in the Democratic Party -- people of color -- and Nevada and South Carolina are the first opportunities for that to happen," said TJ Ducklo, a spokesman for Biden.
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"The question that confronts us now is this: if the status quo is not fit for purpose - and I know even some of the most committed believers in the union find it hard to argue that it is - how do we fix it?" she said.
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"This is yet another victory by the [Syrian Arab Coalition] and the [Syrian Democratic Forces], our most committed and capable ground force partners in the fight against ISIS who remain hard at work erasing ISIS from the battlefield, liberating their own people and lands," coalition spokesman Col.
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That new momentum is also showing up in the polls, where he's gained 5 points in Iowa, 7 points among college students, a recent CNN poll had him leading in New Hampshire, and polls consistently show his supporters to be the most enthusiastic and the most committed.
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The most committed call themselves "living historians," and the "hard-cores" among them sometimes go on spartanlike diets in order to resemble underfed nineteenth-century soldiers; others soak the buttons that they sew on their uniforms in urine, to generate just the right amount of rust.
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"Even the most committed capitalist ought to realize that if you want to have a country where you can prosper and flourish this type of world-historic inequality and ability to brazenly buy our elections, [it] is deeply corrosive and destructive to civil society," she added.
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Sironi was the most committed, which contributed significantly to his postwar obscurity, while the monastic Giorgio Morandi is the hardest to pin down, having maintained ties to anti-Fascists into the war years, friendships that led to his arrest and brief detention by the secret police.
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Inter-rebel competition sometimes takes the form of outbidding, whereby rebel groups ratchet up the intensity and brutality of their attacks to bolster their credentials as the most committed and capable champions of the rebel cause, and thus maximize shares of recruits, popular support, and external aid.
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As the youngest of the Donald/Ivana kids, Eric expressed the greatest devotion to his father and seemed most committed to the practice of denial that allowed him to tell me, with a straight face, that his father was on a par with Winston Churchill and President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Thus, in a perverse way, it is in the left's long-term political interest for a GOP health care bill to become law—and yet, the most committed single-payer advocates in the country have distinguished themselves as the most vital and effective soldiers in fight against Trumpcare.
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But Clemon, who told me Haikala is "the most committed federal judge to desegregation that I've known in my career," also thinks Haikala was trying to craft the best solution she could in an environment that has grown increasingly hostile to efforts to address past and ongoing racial wrongs.
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And it makes it likely that the most committed Democratic voters and donors will now demand that their party's nominees for House seats directly answer the question: will you vote to impeach the President now that he has been implicated in a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws?
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One of his friends and most committed supporters, evangelical leader and Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr., Trump's policies, and has vouched for the president as a "good, moral person " even amid allegations that he was involved in multiple hush money payments to women who claimed they had affairs with him.
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Yet, partly to shield herself from the right of her party, Ms. May has put some of those most committed to British withdrawal in charge of negotiating Brexit, politicians whose previous statements suggest that they plan to play hardball, which may put back the prospects of a deal with Europe.
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Mr. Trump said the Johnson Amendment, which threatens religious organizations and charities with loss of their tax-exempt status if they endorse or oppose political candidates, had created a situation in which "some of his most committed supporters were careful about the language they used publicly about him," Mr. Moore said.
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It's not totally surprising that Perry underscored the political points of her song with her Grammys performance: She was such an out-and-loud supporter of Hillary Clinton throughout Clinton's presidential campaign that she and boyfriend Orlando Bloom put on the most committed (and pretty creepy) Clinton couples costume probably ever.
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Judges, some of them progressive and most committed to what seems to them to be a fundamentally sound regulatory regime, would strike back, using expanded understandings of the public nuisance and other common law torts that would be genuinely dangerous to the stable rule of law in which free enterprise thrives best.
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But it speaks to the promise of multinationalism that its most committed adherents in the United Kingdom are not the largest and most powerful group, but rather the minority Scottish and Irish so eager to be tied to something larger, even if that means leaving the old partnership to remain in Europe.
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It has become a quirk of the New York soccer market that the most committed fans of each team have seemed to gravitate reflexively not to the expensive foreign stars imported specifically to draw in crowds but more to the solid but otherwise unremarkable players who fill in the gaps around them.
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The only person who is certain to not be impacted at all is Bernie SandersBernie SandersGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Sanders to join youth climate strikers in Iowa Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE whose supporters are the most committed and certainly the most billionaire antagonistic.
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Should he succeed in getting a bill out of the House and eventually onto Trump's desk, Ryan can expect to be a bona fide hero to traditional conservatives and to find a way into the hearts of even the most committed anti-establishment Trump voters by delivering a desperately needed early win to the President.
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Financial site SmartAsset took a look at the 25 places where workers are the most committed to their jobs, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau to examine which cities have employees who work the longest hours per week, longest number of weeks per year and have commute times of an hour or more.
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How firm is the commitment of the Democratic Party to an agenda that shifts benefits to those on the bottom half of the economic distribution when one of its most committed constituencies is the comparatively affluent who are motivated by "psychological and emotional" concerns and "feelings about who is 'in' and who is 'out' "?
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It found that while Gen Xers spent the most on their rewards cards, millennials are "most committed to racking up loyalty points": 35% of millennials (ages 24 to 38) reported using a credit card for points, compared to the 30% of baby boomers (ages 54 to 74) and 23% of Gen X (ages 39 to 53).
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"If you become the Speaker — and look, I will support you for Speaker, because I think the Freedom Caucus has been the most committed to fighting to keep their promises and literally the single biggest group fighting to defend the things that are conservative in the country and have helped the president the most," Hannity said.
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Those decades in the political wildness now burnish his progressive credentials—he can claim to be the Democrat most committed to Medicare for all, and he can also point to his recent campaign against Amazon as helping push the company's minimum wage to $15, an example of him flexing his political muscle to help downtrodden workers in the real world.
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"Some of the most committed workers are clustered in cities that are accessible from the biggest cities, with strong job markets," SmartAsset's VP of Financial Education AJ Smith told CNBC Make It. Smith says that SmartAsset did not focus on whether factors like a concentration of low-wage jobs or high unemployment contributed to residents traveling far for work and spending longer hours there.
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"Venus is the most committed person I have ever known," wrote her father, Richard Williams, in his autobiography, "Black and White: The Way I See It." She has needed to be — playing on despite being eclipsed on court by her younger sister's game-changing achievements; playing on despite Sjogren's syndrome, an autoimmune disorder that has forced her to modify her diet, lifestyle and training methods.
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Though a handful of tech giants are venturing into the life sciences (see "Big Bets on Biodata," below) and the National Institutes of Health is asking for a million volunteers to create its own massive biobank, Schadt believes that Sema4 and other startups like it—Craig Venter's Human Longevity and Patrick Soon-Shiong's Nant-Health chief among them—are the most committed to achieving the optimal scale of genetic data.
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A 2011 study, for example, of male entrants at an annual marathon cross-country ski race in Sweden revealed that the most committed participants — those who had completed the race the most times during a 10-year stretch or finished with the fastest times — were far more likely than their more infrequent or leisurely fellow racers to develop atrial fibrillation, or A-fib, during a multi-year follow-up period.
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Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's claim that tax cuts would automatically make the economy take off like a "rocket ship" resulting in higher economic growth and employment is not supported by even the most committed free-market economists.
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Using survey data from the authoritative American National Election Studies, I have tracked the positions of swing voters (those who are most likely to be pivotal in a close election) and core partisans (the most committed and politically active members of each party's base) on five important issues since 1980 — government spending, jobs, aid to African-Americans (the survey asks if the federal government should make every "effort to improve the social and economic positions of blacks"), military spending and overall liberal-conservative ideology.
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