Most comprehensive bloggers The two most comprehensive bloggers on hurricanes are Jeff Masters and Bob Henson of Weather Underground.
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Google also made its "biggest, most comprehensive developer update ever."
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We have the most comprehensive intercontinental network in the world.
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It will be the most comprehensive investigation since Natalie's death.
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Where it's been most comprehensive, the results have been striking.
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UMSA has repeatedly defended the poll as the most comprehensive.
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It's the clearest and most comprehensive summary of their ideas.
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More recently, director Masahiro Sakurai unleashed the most comprehensive Smash Bros.
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THE "FIVE EYES" is probably the world's most comprehensive spying agreement.
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Still, it will be the most comprehensive star map ever created.
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It also just initiated one of its most comprehensive marketing efforts.
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A new study, the most comprehensive to date, offers a preview.
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ISCP is New York's most comprehensive international visual arts residency program.
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The bill is one of the most comprehensive labor packages in years.
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I've got the most comprehensive legislation in the Senate to do that.
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Meanwhile MuteTab is just about the most comprehensive solution for Google Chrome.
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The table shows the conclusions of six of the most comprehensive studies.
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Paul who compiled the most comprehensive database of mass shooters to date.
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A new study is the most comprehensive effort yet to understand why.
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This is the best, most comprehensive article I've seen on alpha-gal.
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JUST IN:The most comprehensive climate science report in history is clear:It's real.
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Caldwell writes one of the most comprehensive depictions of the opioid crisis.
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We are publishing the most comprehensive version we received in PDF form.
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It is the most comprehensive assessment of global nature loss ever, they said.
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We are leading the way forward with the nation's most comprehensive reform package.
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It's the most comprehensive look at the objects in our sky ever completed.
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We also passed the most comprehensive paid family leave policy in the country.
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In the short term, we want to build most comprehensive guide to meditation.
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The information potentially offers investors the most comprehensive overview of Aramco's finances yet.
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Even the most comprehensive sanctions have never toppled an unpopular or repressive government.
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"That is not accurate," McCabe said, in perhaps his most comprehensive answer yet.
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Warren's bill, introduced in late September, is the most comprehensive of the three.
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It's one of the most comprehensive and easy-to-use apps we've tried.
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You've just built the most comprehensive, kick-ass med kit on the planet.
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This study is the largest, most comprehensive analysis of detailing restrictions to date.
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This museum has one of the most comprehensive bird collections in North America.
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The initial application is like the most comprehensive survey you've ever filled out.
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Why it matters: It's the most comprehensive global analysis yet of these efforts.
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Her photographs provide the most comprehensive visual record of life at the school.
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We are heavily invested in having the most comprehensive American election maps possible.
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The sprawling report, the most comprehensive look back at the investigation into Mrs.
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Yet our cash flow data, the most comprehensive available, show an outright deterioration.
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Our latest partnerships will help us create the most comprehensive news platform available.
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This proposal has the most comprehensive coverage; however, it is also the costliest.
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But the Hayden Planetarium in New York displays the most comprehensive color palette.
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The report is the most comprehensive study on suicide and work to date.
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And then they have to pass the most comprehensive national security background investigation.
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The most comprehensive genetic family tree yet Danish geneticist Eske Willerslev constructed the most comprehensive genetic family tree yet for indigenous populations in Australia and Papua New Guinea in one of the three studies published today in the journal Nature.
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Backing up other photos and videosGoogle Photos on Android is your most comprehensive option.
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China "is the most comprehensive threat to our country that it has ever faced".
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It is not, however, the most convenient option nor is it the most comprehensive.
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The most comprehensive look at the issue was published in Health Affairs in 2002.
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SimpliSafe offers the most comprehensive system in a box, without being the most expensive.
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They also live in Atlanta but purchased the most comprehensive plan with higher costs.
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Starting in 2020, D and G plans will be the new most-comprehensive plans.
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If this Laurie Anderson-organized affair isn't the best, it's certainly the most comprehensive.
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It is the most comprehensive population analysis to date of the fastest land animal.
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Swiss campaigners are arguably undertaking the most comprehensive effort to change a national anthem.
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DRAWDOWNThe Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global WarmingEdited by Paul Hawken256 pp.
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The push amounts to one of Mr. Trump's most comprehensive and controversial policy initiatives.
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The report is the most comprehensive accounting of the Bush-era program that exists.
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The recommendations, among the most comprehensive and restrictive to date, may startle some parents.
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"BritBox will be the best and most comprehensive British streaming service in the U.S."
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It is the most comprehensive document on gender identity the Vatican has ever released.
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If completed, it will be the most comprehensive study in the country on basic income.
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Screenshot: GizmodoPerhaps the best and most comprehensive of the bunch is Omnistat, yours for $1.99.
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But the clearest and most comprehensive accounts of Charlottesville over the weekend aren't so equivocal.
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This recent change, however, is the most comprehensive, and puts Microsoft in an uncomfortable position.
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But even the most comprehensive reforms under consideration will not solve all Brazil's fiscal problems.
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Reuters' Steve Stecklow has delivered the most comprehensive account yet of Facebook's misadventure in Myanmar.
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It is the largest contributor to NATO and has the world's most comprehensive intelligence networks.
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Yet even the most comprehensive hedging program cannot offer a blanket protection against the downturn.
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In 103, Cornell University released perhaps the most comprehensive look at bridal weight-loss habits.
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It's actually the most comprehensive and easily navigable original game music library I've ever seen.
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Perhaps the most comprehensive and technical approach I've seen to the "data as property" argument.
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But it's also among the most comprehensive packages proposed by any of the Democratic contenders.
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A team of two researchers has created the most comprehensive visualization of Facebook's political advertisements.
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I've tried to make the book the most comprehensive treatment of English usage ever published.
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We worked with experts in those communities to provide the most comprehensive and useful information.
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The most comprehensive of these is the Atlantic cover story this month by Mark Bowden.
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In a statement posted on Twitter, Falwell gave the most comprehensive reason for the proposal.
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HomeKit also offers the most comprehensive smart home automation options and the best app interface.
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Last week Motherboard published the most comprehensive, public analysis of iPhone unlocking warrants to date.
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The CNAP initiative is the most comprehensive program to date, yet it still falls short.
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For the most comprehensive email detox, you want to get rid of your contacts as well.
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The study, one of the most comprehensive to date, was published Friday in the journal Science.
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Above all, experts emphasized that patients should go for the most comprehensive and individualized treatments possible.
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Drum roll, please: Our 2018 master list of Black Friday deals is our most comprehensive yet.
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Long-term disability insurance is the most comprehensive and cost-effective option for most working professionals.
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Safecast, an NGO based in Tokyo, provides the most comprehensive picture of radiation levels across Japan.
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Even the most comprehensive classes generally stick with a woman's internal parts: uteruses, fallopian tubes, ovaries.
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Happily, researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley Lab have just produced the most comprehensive attempt to date.
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But his most comprehensive data — including times when the police did not shoot — came from Houston.
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California, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin have initiated the most comprehensive policies.
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South Korea has some of the world's most comprehensive protective measures in place, according to experts.
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On one hand, the report offers the most comprehensive review of recent citywide street stop activity.
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The National Academies study is the most comprehensive review of research on e-cigarettes to date.
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Elizabeth Warren recently issued the most comprehensive anti-kleptocracy plank any American candidate has ever authored.
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" "To be honest, this is the most comprehensive opportunity for aviation security improvement since 9/11.
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This legislation is the latest -- but most comprehensive -- step toward addressing sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill.
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And the most comprehensive study in decades proves that minimum-wage increases are great for workers.
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For instance, he has cast himself as the candidate with the "most comprehensive" climate change plan.
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But these findings mark one of the most comprehensive looks at Western Canada's liquified gas industry.
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Even Ms. Warren's plan, the most comprehensive offered so far, doesn't fix all of these pieces.
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It is the largest and most comprehensive cancer center in Europe, treating over 50,000 patients every year.
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And in fact, it's now considered the most comprehensive ultraviolet-light survey ever done of nearby galaxies.
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Hence why, we are developing the most comprehensive system which allows them all to have streamlined process.
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It's the most comprehensive test that 23andMe offers, and it could now be yours with free delivery.
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Google has one of the most comprehensive activity dashboards out there, which you can find at myaccount.google.com.
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One of the most comprehensive packages out there, covering Android, Windows, Mac and iOS, is Net Nanny.
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The most comprehensive review, by the Bank for International Settlements, is conducted only once every three years.
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" He describes it as "the most comprehensive effort assembled in human history towards a very singular goal.
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New York just passed one of the most comprehensive paid family leave policies in the United States.
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Sanders' final word was that he had the most comprehensive legislation in the Senate on climate change.
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We're putting forward what I think is the most comprehensive plan yet laid out for these concerns.
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The DNC claims to be in possession of the world's most comprehensive trove of research on Trump.
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It is one of the most comprehensive studies of gay and lesbian teenagers' well-being to date.
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But the most comprehensive approach would be to build new hardware that changes how the system boots.
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Released at 8:30, the Employment Cost Index is the most comprehensive gauge of rising compensation available.
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"It is the most comprehensive civil rights legislation that Virginia has passed," Mr. Ebbin said on Tuesday.
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In 2016, the surgeon general released the most comprehensive analysis of the state of addiction in America.
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The statute is believed to be the most comprehensive state consumer privacy law in the United States.
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The effort led California lawmakers to enact the nation's most comprehensive state consumer privacy law last year.
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"Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming" by Paul Hawken and Tom Steyer
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But the new book offers the most comprehensive description to date of what is on those recordings.
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Linnea Peterson, Minnesota The most comprehensive sex ed I ever got was actually provided by my church.
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New Mexico stands out as the state that's taken the most comprehensive approach to student lunch debt.
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It may not be the flashiest, but Mercedes offers the most comprehensive suite of safety tech out there.
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Scott Solomon, senior author on the study, called the research "the most comprehensive study of carbohydrate intake" ever.
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"This is the most comprehensive stress test you can put a spacecraft through here on Earth," Gruel said.
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With the Brocade acquisition, Broadcom also gains the leading and most comprehensive platform of components for enterprise storage.
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It would be by far the most comprehensive health reform package passed by Congress during the Trump administration.
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Just in terms of market value, the most comprehensive measure is not market capitalization but rather enterprise value.
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Ralph says the Treasury of Weary Souls is the most comprehensive ledger of skilled slaves who built America.
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But the example of Rajasthan, which passed one of the most comprehensive such laws in 2015, is dispiriting.
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Users get a detailed ethnicity breakdown with one of the most comprehensive lists of ethnicities in the industry.
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I feel very confident that science really backs me up in providing the most comprehensive care for them.
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The most comprehensive changes to private retirement plans in more than a decade are gaining momentum in Congress.
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Your ultimately aspiration is to build the most comprehensive guide to health and happiness in the world, right?
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Our goal is to tell the best, tightest, most comprehensive story in the least of amount of snaps.
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Last week, the New York Times released the most comprehensive look into Donald Trump's financial history ever compiled.
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Last month the President signed the First Step Act, the most comprehensive criminal justice reform in recent history.
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Fast forward to today, and we have one of the most comprehensive agency training programs on the market.
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The Abt study is the most comprehensive quantitative analysis of the costs of affordable housing development to date.
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The bottom line is that right now, Chevy and Toyota offer the most comprehensive lineups of midsize pickups.
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"This is, no question, the most comprehensive effort" to address autonomous vehicle technology in the Senate, Peters said.
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They admitted that the database varies in its quality, but it's just about the most comprehensive data available.
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It marks the most comprehensive action the Senate has taken on the crisis in more than two years.
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CLINTON: Well, first, let me say I think I have the most comprehensive plan to combat climate change.
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The I.U.C.N. Red List of Threatened Species is the world's most comprehensive inventory of plant and animal species.
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Even despite these missteps, Biden's LGBTQ plan is the most comprehensive among the Democrats still in the race.
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The New Health Care The most comprehensive study on them has recently been published, showing mostly modest effects.
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The most comprehensive study comes from researchers at Cornell, who analyzed evidence in more than 400 such studies.
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They are the most comprehensive visualizations of the coercive techniques that he says that were used against him.
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In plain English: the broadest, most comprehensive possible measure of unemployment is extremely low, an unmitigated good thing.
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"Overall, I think honestly this might be one of the most comprehensive studies of espresso ever," he added.
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"This will be the most comprehensive judicial response effort in our party's history," said RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.
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Our vision for peace is by far the most comprehensive and realistic plan that has ever been released.
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CNBC takes a look at what's seen as the most comprehensive rewriting of the U.K.'s laws ever.
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The annual review is considered the most comprehensive assessment of global arms sales available in an unclassified form.
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Harriet Tubman and Other Truths at Grounds for Sculpture bills itself as Scott's most comprehensive exhibition to date.
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The draft contained the most comprehensive and toughest sanctions against the isolated country that the council has ever considered.
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The report, one of two that were released Monday, is the most comprehensive study yet of the misinformation efforts.
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The plans range in from A to N, with Plan F being the most comprehensive and the most expensive.
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The IEA reported it was now coming to terms with the most comprehensive output reduction agreements seen since 2008.
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This week, Nintendo released Boxboy + Boxgirl on the Switch, and it's the most comprehensive release in the series yet.
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Widely considered the most comprehensive surveillance program for violent deaths, NVDRS nonetheless currently does not operate in ten states.
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That's why researchers in Scotland decided to publish one of the most comprehensive surveys yet on True's beaked whales.
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But TiVo is positioning these new Vox devices as the most comprehensive and easiest solution of everything out there.
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New Jersey just passed one of the nation's most comprehensive laws to combat the growing opioid and heroin crisis.
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Additionally, TME owns the most comprehensive music content library in China and is investing in its own exclusive content.
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"The best practice and most comprehensive solution is to make that investment advice automatic, especially for millennials," Golladay said.
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"Suogugong includes almost everything, it's the most comprehensive form of classic Chinese martial art that boosts health," he said.
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The Alexa integration is "the most comprehensive ever in a vehicle," according to Ford's press release announcing the news.
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Within hours she had blown up that image with one of the most comprehensive Cabinet reshuffles in living memory.
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The most comprehensive study, "Global Shell Games" by Michael Findley, Daniel Nielson and Jason Sharman, was conducted in 2012.
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The Making DI Work for All Americans Act is the most comprehensive and promising reform proposal on the table.
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The U.S. Department of Defense manual, the first and most comprehensive of its kind, was first released last June.
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The result, released in April 2016, is called Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming.
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At present, that Google Sheet is the most comprehensive historical record of deaths at the hands of police officers.
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Another part of the update, "Inception," is said to be to be the most comprehensive guide yet for beginners.
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Jerry Dunleavy at the Washington Examiner has the most comprehensive roundup of his particularly egregious remarks over the years.
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Speaking of touring, Gareth keeps one of the most comprehensive tour journals around, and it's a fun read too.
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He claimed that he had just heard this "most comprehensive" number for the first time earlier in the day.
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The most comprehensive overview of challenges facing the city is A Stronger, More Resilient New York, issued in 2013.
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The programs enacted by Tennessee and New York this spring are the most comprehensive but differ in several ways.
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The most comprehensive recent survey is by professors Victor Minichiello and John Scott of the Queensland University of Technology.
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One of the most comprehensive studies of lawyers and substance abuse was released just seven months after Peter died.
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" This "provides the best and most comprehensive financial data at massive scale across retail banking, credit, and wealth management.
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She said a fact-finding group that she had assembled had collected the most comprehensive record of witness testimony.
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The result figures to be the most comprehensive overhaul since the first set of rules was published in 1744.
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Wednesday's report, with recommendations endorsed unanimously by its members, is the commission's most comprehensive on voting access since 1981.
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But as far as Democratic presidential foreign policy speeches go, Buttigieg's was the most comprehensive of the 2020 cycle.
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Plan F, the most comprehensive plan and the most popular, pays for parts A and B deductibles and co-pays.
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It is the most comprehensive bill to date and is aimed at bolstering protection for November's midterms and subsequent elections.
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This proposal comes as part of, arguably, the most comprehensive set of policies of any 20083 presidential hopeful thus far.
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In 2008, GE's enterprise value — the most comprehensive measure of the value of the company — was more than $880 billion.
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We thought it might be harder to dismiss the science if we showed him his own administration's most comprehensive report.
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If approved, it would be the most comprehensive overhaul of the state apparatus since the birth of the Turkish republic.
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" According to the U.S. State Department, the report is "the world's most comprehensive resource of governmental anti-human trafficking efforts.
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Reached at the end of 2015, the Paris accord is one of the most comprehensive climate change agreements ever passed.
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The cache is likely the most comprehensive collection of aerial surveillance footage ever released by a US law enforcement agency.
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LastPassOn today's web, you need a password manager, and LastPass is one of the most comprehensive and intuitive out there.
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This week, the World Wildlife Fund issued its Living Planet Report, the most comprehensive global analysis of wild animal populations.
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There's a lot of great features packed into Focus, and it's one of the most comprehensive apps in our list.
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"I don't know where the data is coming from, but it's one of the most comprehensive collections I've ever seen."
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The most comprehensive numbers show manufacturing production and trade flows were essentially flat in May compared with a year before.
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Next week's filings will give the most comprehensive look yet at what the ObamaCare markets could look like next year.
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The study is an analysis of what the WHO says is the world's most comprehensive database on ambient air pollution.
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Ambassador John Bolton put forward perhaps the most comprehensive outline of the Walkers' strategy in a recently published NRO piece.
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Finally, yesterday, I watched as the President signed the most comprehensive mental health legislation in half a century into law.
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His plan to defeat ISIS is the most comprehensive and thought-out of anyone on either side of the isle.
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With assistance from the Foundation for Government Accountability, Kansas just completed the most comprehensive welfare tracking project of its kind.
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Our assessment suggests that the Colombian accord sits atop the 10 most comprehensive agreements signed in the last 25 years.
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Last year, the New York Attorney General's office released the most comprehensive government report ever issued on the ticketing industry.
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It is one of the most comprehensive displays of Onishi's artwork yet—all of which are titled Yasuaki Onishi: Edges .
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He trails only Russell Westbrook in player efficiency rating (PER), the most comprehensive all-in-one-stat for offensive excellence.
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The most comprehensive law today is the United Nations-sponsored Outer Space Treaty of 1967, but confusion between countries remains.
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That's why experts at Policygenius recommend buying additional long-term disability insurance for the most "comprehensive and cost-effective" coverage.
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The most comprehensive recent paper on the question of economic timing and American elections comes from UT-Austin's Christopher Wlezien.
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Now, a new study, the most comprehensive to date, suggests that perfectionism can be a relevant risk factor for suicide.
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It could be there, where you claimed you'd found the most comprehensive contextual formula for the world in a painting.
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Their new study, called Predict, is the world's largest and most comprehensive experiment to look at individual responses to food.
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Since the company's inception, users have built one of the most comprehensive and awe-inspiring music databases in human history.
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Gaia has been constructing the most comprehensive catalog of the observable universe ever made since it was launched in 2013.
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The photographs of Gilles Caron are the most comprehensive and enduring record of the civil unrest in Paris during 1968.
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Some schools do this better than others; Northeastern University offers the most comprehensive co-op program of any American institution.
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The result is the most comprehensive analysis to date — a detailed spatial and moment-by-moment record of the shooting.
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The most comprehensive study of college graduates yet conducted, based on millions of anonymous tax filings and financial-aid records.
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They specifically work with federal, national, state, and local partners to provide the most comprehensive list of reproductive care providers.
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The annual worldwide threat statement is the intelligence community's most comprehensive, and in many ways most important, publicly available product.
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The Henry Ford Museum is now home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments ever assembled.
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The new Arctic Report Card draws its conclusions from the most comprehensive assessments of emissions ever done in the region.
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About 80% of new coronavirus cases are mild, according to China's most comprehensive report about the outbreak published so far.
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One of the most comprehensive musicians of his day, he was a valued teacher during a long career at Harvard.
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Entitled "Response of the Presidents to Charges of Misconduct," it provided the most comprehensive account of presidential misdeeds ever assembled.
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In Connecticut, Mark Abraham of DataHaven surveyed 20123,000 people last year in one of the most comprehensive state surveys ever.
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The current screening procedures for the refugee program are among the most comprehensive and thorough the US has ever applied.
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It's the most comprehensive analysis ever conducted of this family of snakes, and it's overturned a longstanding assumption about venom evolution.
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According to the press release, the Girardi acquisition affirms the LOC as having the most comprehensive American collection of courtroom art.
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Of all the defendants, Schultze provided the most comprehensive testimony to investigators and expressed remorse for his actions during the trial.
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"It is the most comprehensive data set so far," David Gaveau, an environmental scientist at CIFOR, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Pratt provides one of the most comprehensive professional art educations available, supported by distinguished faculty and exceptional technical and studio resources.
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In response, the UN Security Council imposed what Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called the "toughest and most comprehensive sanctions" yet.
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Intellectual property lawyers say trademark applications are often very broad to give the applicant the most comprehensive protection for their brand.
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Surviving R. Kelly has been called "the most comprehensive and detailed" summary of the allegations against Kelly, which span three decades.
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Though revolutionary Cuba had one of the region's earliest and most comprehensive pension systems, in recent years retirement has almost vanished.
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There is no case of endometriosis being diagnosed with an MRI, one of the most comprehensive imaging tests, experts told CNBC.
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TechCrunch's Megan Rose Dickey wrote what is perhaps the most comprehensive story on the state of D&I in tech today.
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The most comprehensive publicly available projection belongs to Gracenote Sports, an analytics company owned by Nielsen, an American market-research firm.
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Why it matters: It's the biggest and most comprehensive industry effort to date to tackle the ongoing brand safety crisis online.
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As both demand and supply grow, design players are working to build out the most comprehensive experience possible for their users.
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Recently researchers released their findings from the most comprehensive study ever undertaken on the prevalence of homelessness among youth in America.
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It's a close call but at the moment we'd say Alexa is the most comprehensive option for a smart home platform.
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Born in 1950 in Taiwan, the critically acclaimed artist is now mounting the most comprehensive exhibition of his work to date.
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"It's similar to how Boko Haram started," said historian Joao Pereira, co-author of the most comprehensive study on the group.
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Congressional action The most comprehensive current federal legislative proposal addressing this industry is the Financial Services Innovation Act, introduced by Rep.
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Zuckerberg said it will be "the most comprehensive take" he's shared about his stance on freedom of speech and personal voice.
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The results are the most comprehensive survey on women's experiences of violence worldwide, with revelations on the 773 European member states.
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I'd reported in years past on other such efforts but this data set is by far the most comprehensive — and significant.
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Intellectual property lawyers said trademark applications were often very broad to give the applicant the most comprehensive protection for their brand.
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I have been on the record and now I do have the toughest, most comprehensive plan to go after Wall Street.
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You're looking at the senator who introduced the most comprehensive climate change legislation in the history of the United States Senate.
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The International Living Retirement Index is one of the most comprehensive and in-depth retirement surveys to be released each year.
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Other carmakers have introduced modem-based communication systems, but G.M. has made the most comprehensive push into mobile communication and marketing.
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Sprint (S) appears to have the most comprehensive solution, requiring customers to complete two-factor authentication in order to SIM swap.
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"This will be the most comprehensive judicial response effort in our party's history," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement.
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The most comprehensive study of rider behavior in the marketplace found that riders didn't change their behavior much when prices surged.
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I can think of no more appropriate place than St Andrews to create the world's most comprehensive library of golf books.
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The most comprehensive measure of our trade balance is called the "current account," which includes all trade in goods and services.
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Of all the threats posed to the US, that posed by China is the most "comprehensive," according to the Heritage Foundation.
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He was instrumental in getting the US to join the 2015 Paris agreement, the most comprehensive international climate action to date.
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The CFPB acted to adopt the rule after completing the most comprehensive review ever of the effect of rip-off clauses.
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The tech mogul billed the talk in a Facebook post Wednesday as "the most comprehensive take" he's delivered on the topic.
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California recently enacted the most comprehensive privacy law in the country, the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, which I sponsored.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve has the most comprehensive travel insurance, covering everything from trip cancellations and interruptions to emergency medical evacuations.
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The new bill is the most comprehensive to date and is aimed at bolstering protection for the midterms and subsequent elections.
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But Canada already has the hemisphere's most comprehensive carbon tax — in British Columbia, where a conservative party introduced it in 793.
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The accord, which went into force in November 2016, is considered the world's most comprehensive plan to date for fighting climate change.
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You may also want to consider a supplemental disability insurance policy from your workplace to get the most comprehensive coverage you can.
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" With a permanent collection of over 150,000 artworks, the museum boasts "one of the most comprehensive and panoramic views into modern art.
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In 803 the pair went on to write Wall and Melzack's Textbook of Pain, the most comprehensive reference work in pain medicine.
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PlexScreenshot: GizmodoPlex is undoubtedly the most comprehensive option here, covering both music and video, as well as photos and more if needed.
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Playing up his experience as a former mayor, he put forward the most comprehensive and creative plan by far for revitalizing cities.
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Their plans should start with H.R. 1, the For the People Act, the most comprehensive package of anti-corruption reforms since Watergate.
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"Earlier this year we released one of the most comprehensive air quality maps in an app called Air Bubbles," Wu told TechCrunch.
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Winnie is available nationwide, but to date its most comprehensive database of day cares and preschools include California, Texas and New York.
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SANDBERG: WHAT WE PUT OUT THIS MORNING THE LARGEST, MOST COMPREHENSIVE STUDY THAT'S DONE OF WOMEN IN THE AMERICAN WORKFORCE EVERY YEAR.
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Name: A1Location: New York City, USYear opened: 1966Why it's cool: A1 stocks the most comprehensive collection of secondhand records in New York.
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The administration's clearest and most comprehensive broadside on China yet followed what one official called "thousands of hours" of study and planning.
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Within Xinjiang, Beijing has created what experts say appears the most comprehensive system of high-tech state surveillance anywhere on the planet.
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However, intellectual property lawyers said trademark applications were often very broad to give the applicant the most comprehensive protection for their brand.
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While the study was some of the most comprehensive evidence about the impact of this radiation to date, it wasn't completely groundbreaking.
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But it's nonetheless the most comprehensive accounting of who wins and loses from the spending and revenue changes in the tax bill.
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We also have guest lecturers, as well as share articles and videos — but the book club is our most comprehensive learning tool.
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That's why experts at insurance-comparison site Policygenius recommend buying long-term disability insurance for the most "comprehensive and cost-effective" coverage.
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Sotheby's is staging what it calls its most comprehensive series of exhibitions and sales to cover the history of Middle Eastern art.
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He also touted his "Douglass Plan," which he called the most comprehensive vision among 2020 candidates on how to tackle systemic racism.
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They ended up amassing the most comprehensive urban population dataset ever—one that traces the development of cities for over 6,000 years.
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But the cost of these plans is significant, ranging annually from as little as $2,000 to $7,000 for the most comprehensive plans.
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But these findings, revealed by diplomats and analysts to Reuters, are the most comprehensive examination of the problem and show its scale.
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Still, this study is the largest and most comprehensive research to date establishing a link between brain injuries and suicide, he said.
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The 22-page statement represents the Trump administration's most comprehensive public assessment yet of its view on the president's war-making powers.
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New research published today in Scientific Reports is providing the most comprehensive analysis to date on the behavior of mice in space.
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Speaking with the Foreign Minister, Justice Minister Michael Keenan said the legislation was the "most comprehensive crackdown on child sex tourism" ever.
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The data comes from the government's annual American Community Survey, which demographers consider the most comprehensive source for estimating the immigrant population.
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"The California law, while perhaps the most comprehensive and best in the nation, is still actually not that strong," she told Hill.
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The most comprehensive coverage is "cancel for any reason" — as in, if you change your mind — but it comes at a price.
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The legislation also aims to establish the nation's most comprehensive statewide surveillance system to track infections and deaths from drug-resistant pathogens.
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In fact, Brussels likes to boast that it has the most comprehensive sanctions regime on North Korea — going well beyond U.N. resolutions.
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It will begin the most comprehensive journey ever made to the closest planet to the sun, which has puzzled scientists for centuries.
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It consolidates the work of 11 existing sites, making it the largest and most comprehensive of any US law-enforcement training resource.
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The most comprehensive count ever attempted of species numbers in local ecosystems last month came up with two unexpected and controversial results.
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When scholars in Germany started working on the most comprehensive Latin dictionary ever, they thought it might take 123 or 20 years.
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"Elizabeth Warren is the Democrat who has released the most comprehensive ideas about restructuring the corporate sector to reduce inequality," she said.
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The most comprehensive research I could find was a 2013 Pew Research Center study, which surveyed 3,475 Jews across the United States.
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To take one example, Verizon's most comprehensive package will set you back $11 a month, with a $19-$199 deductible for each claim.
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These tools, combined with three apps Under Armour has purchased in recent years, provide the most comprehensive ecosystem of fitness products yet made.
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It is our duty to provide the most comprehensive end of life care possible, a task we have only recently begun to recognize.
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It's not the most comprehensive or feature-filled application out there, but at least it's an official Apple product that's semi-regularly maintained.
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The plan is one of the most comprehensive among the presidential campaigns, taking on various parts of the criminal justice system at once.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery's new exhibition John Ashbery: The Construction of Fiction is the most comprehensive exhibition of the poet's visual art to date.
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" The art critic Frederick Turner wrote that beauty "is the highest integrative level of understanding and the most comprehensive capacity for effective action.
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Based on interviews with 801 LGBTQ people this month, the survey is among the most comprehensive of its type in the United States.
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The research, based on interviews with 801 LGBTQ people this month, is among the most comprehensive of its type in the United States.
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It says that, through its work, it has managed to create the "most comprehensive collection of self-reported environmental data" on the planet.
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We have the most comprehensive and collaborative program of Neuro-Endovascular and Cerebrovascular Surgery for the management of the most complex neurovascular diagnosis.
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That inquiry, in 2002 and 2003, resulted in one of the most comprehensive accounts of such abuse to have appeared at the time.
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The safety agency's response to Google offered its most comprehensive outline of the legal obstacles to putting fully autonomous vehicles on the road.
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Our friends at Lifehacker have one of the most comprehensive guides out there, though as we say it's not a hugely complex process.
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The Karlsruhe show is the most comprehensive retrospective of Mr Scully's work, consisting of 130 paintings and drawings dating back to the 1960s.
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Overall, we believe the more than 600 websites in the database collectively represent the most comprehensive database of partisan websites covering American politics.
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For a deeper dive, the most comprehensive Python course on Udemy is Complete Python Bootcamp: Go from Zero to Hero in Python 3.
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"What is it about the Conservative government that says we are perfectly prepared to repeal the most comprehensive human rights protection?" he added.
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"Despite a most comprehensive insurance policy in place, returning the damaged steam cracker unit to operation will adversely affect working capital," Unipetrol said.
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That was a career staff document and remains the most comprehensive action plan this agency has ever developed for an emerging chemical concern.
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" Kerry called the effort the "largest, most comprehensive, most enduring examination of what happened to people in war in the history of warfare.
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Her abortion rights plan, one of the most comprehensive that's been unveiled by any candidate, pushes for the codification of Roe into law.
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The annual report, covering more than 180 countries and territories, calls itself the world's most comprehensive resource of governmental anti-human trafficking efforts.
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While the map isn't exhaustive, it is one of the most comprehensive guides showing how common and widespread facial recognition use is becoming.
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California has also been an innovator in data regulation, including enacting the nation's most comprehensive consumer privacy law, which takes effect in January.
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As for the new study, "this is the most comprehensive study to date of how this varies by levels of deprivation," McKee said.
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With more than 25,000 samples tested from around the world, she said it is the most comprehensive review of seafood fraud to date.
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The filing provides the most comprehensive financial picture yet of the company co-founded by its chief executive officer, Adam Neumann, in 2010.
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And if you're looking for the most comprehensive set of premier benefits, the Platinum Card from American Express is the way to go.
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Experiment Engine describes itself as "the most comprehensive, easy-to-use conversion optimization platform," which might make it sound similar to Optimizely itself.
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On Monday, Motherboard obtained and published the most comprehensive version of the manifesto, including two charts, footnotes, and hyperlinks that indicate Damore's sources.
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Why it matters: The report is the most comprehensive global analysis yet of climate plans by cities, state and regional governments, and companies.
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Ironically, the most comprehensive, public information currently available on DOD-funded assistance is compiled by a tiny private project, the Security Assistance Monitor.
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Mr. Moore, a staff photographer for Getty Images, now has perhaps the most comprehensive body of work of any news photographer covering immigration.
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While Chinese censorship and surveillance system — known as the Great Firewall — is the most comprehensive anywhere in the world, it is not foolproof.
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These aren't the only wireless charging stations that Apple offers, but the 3-in-1 Mophie is definitely the most comprehensive of them.
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According the most comprehensive analysis of conservation funding to date, 22 percent of nearly 300 protected areas on the continent face funding shortfalls.
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The most comprehensive review of literature linking games and aggression shows that that literature admits scarce empirical data and includes obvious methodological problems.
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"The U.K. has launched one of the most comprehensive and complex investigations into the use of a chemical weapon ever," Ms. Pierce said.
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Bernie Sanders has unveiled the most comprehensive Green New Deal plan, and targets Big Coal and Big Oil to help pay for it.
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Wednesday&aposs findings appear to be the most comprehensive understanding of the source of the virus, also known as 2019-nCoV, so far.
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While reputable outside modelers publish technical manuals describing the details of their models, CBO's documentation is the most comprehensive, transparent and well-sourced.
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John Kasich continued the state's $1 billion in funding for drug treatment and prevention, largely considered one of the nation's most comprehensive responses.
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Analysis by The Art Newspaper spotlights these figures for the publication's annual survey of global museum attendance trends, the most comprehensive of its kind.
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SnagIt is one of the most comprehensive screen capture programs out there, but will cost you, while LightShot and Jing are capable, free alternatives.
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The nonprofit believes that local relief groups are often in the best position to provide the most comprehensive support for victims' families and survivors.
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Employers who use the most comprehensive program at CVS can save up to 7 percent on their total specialty medication costs, CVS told Reuters.
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With the new lower cost tiers we're now talking about one of the most comprehensive, most straightforward, and cheapest backup solutions on the market.
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The most comprehensive of the three repo rates is the one selected by the ARRC, to be called the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR).
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After several months of coverage in local media, the prime minister's office made its most comprehensive public comments about the dam in late February.
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Troia said he didn't know where the data was coming from exactly, but called it "one of the most comprehensive collections" he's ever seen.
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Today's study, published in Nature, is one of the most comprehensive and exhaustive views of the current state of the world's largest barrier reef.
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Cybersecurity companies large and small are scrambling to prove why their solution is the most comprehensive and most effective against growing, ever-evolving threats.
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The House of Representatives on Friday passed the Equality Act in a historic milestone for the nation's most comprehensive bill to protect LGBT rights.
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It's CNBC's 10th annual America's Top States for Business study — the most comprehensive and authoritative look at state competitiveness around — and it's coming soon!
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Rosselló commissioned himself and was the most comprehensive assessment to date, to give the government the confidence to put out a new official toll.
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Steven J. Corwin, M.D., is president and chief executive officer of NewYork-Presbyterian, one of the nation's largest, most comprehensive health-care delivery systems.
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Ultimate launches on the Nintendo Switch in December, and when it comes out it, will be the most comprehensive version of Smash to date.
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This report, one of the most comprehensive analyses of its kind, questions the conventional wisdom that says these policies are effectively addressing climate change.
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When California proposed a bill this week to preserve net neutrality rules in the state, it was the most comprehensive effort in the nation.
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One of the easiest and most comprehensive is via the RetroPie software, which lets you emulate everything from a PlayStation to a Game Boy.
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Glance Plus is the best and most comprehensive unofficial app we've seen for the job so far, and it's free to download and install.
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The report, which analyzed the constitutions of all 193 countries recognized by the United Nations, is the most comprehensive study to date, researchers say.
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The list provides one of the most comprehensive looks so far at who's leasing to the coworking company as it prepares to go public.
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"Elect more Republicans in November and we will pass the finest, fairest and most comprehensive Immigration Bills anywhere in the world," Trump said Friday.
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The European Union is set to institute the most comprehensive set of privacy and data rules via the General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR.
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The W.H.O.'s most comprehensive analysis so far of outdoor air quality worldwide revealed that 92 percent of the world's people breathe unhealthy air.
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In Robert Kanigel's "Eyes on the Street: The Life of Jane Jacobs," we have the largest and most comprehensive biography of her to date.
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"KO is executing a thoughtful business transformation that's among the most comprehensive we've seen," analyst Lauren Lieberman said in a note to clients Thursday.
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Before his death in 2008, Mr. Wright assembled what is considered one of the nation's largest and most comprehensive collections of political campaign memorabilia.
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The plan is the most comprehensive agenda that the president has detailed since his administration declared the epidemic a public health emergency in 2017.
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Several weeks ago, Senator John Barrasso, a Republican of Wyoming, introduced perhaps the most comprehensive proposal in over a decade to retool the law.
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You must take away that this is the most comprehensive and compelling case thus far that Trump did indeed engage in obstruction of justice.
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Leesa is one of the most comprehensive bedding startups on the market, and its mattresses and blankets are perhaps the most comfortable we've tried.
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In the most comprehensive study of firefly experts, researchers found fireflies and glowworms, which use bioluminescence to mate, are getting confused by light pollution.
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"We've spent four years building Gatsby to be the most comprehensive platform for building a modern website," writes Gatsby founder and CEO Kyle Matthews.
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Spain recently surpassed 40% renewable electricity and, with the most comprehensive green energy plan in the European Union, intends to reach 100% by 2050.
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The result is basically the most comprehensive account of the history of Area 51 you can get without a super-high-level security clearance.
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Sanders often describes his campaign's policy platform in the same way: His campaign has put out the boldest, most comprehensive, biggest [insert policy here].
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When I worked in the House, we passed in 2006 one of the most comprehensive pieces of legislation on transparency and the lobbying profession.
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The findings from the University of California report constitute some of the most comprehensive assessments of conditions facing home-based garment workers to date.
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All this can bee seen in Harriet Tubman and Other Truths at Grounds for Sculpture, an exhibition advertised as Scott's most comprehensive to date.
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Tuesday's study, conducted by George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health and released on Tuesday, was billed as the most comprehensive yet.
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But both agencies have quite deliberately chosen not to use the most advanced tools or to collect the most comprehensive data on contamination, researchers say.
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The bill, said to be one of the most comprehensive labor packages put forth in years, is not expected to move in the Republican Senate.
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"Collected Poems of Bob Kaufman" is the most comprehensive selection of his verse to date, a volume that contains a lot of previously uncollected work.
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We are doing this in New York City with ThriveNYC, the nation's most comprehensive effort to mobilize the resources needed to seriously address mental health.
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A new United Nations report, which is the most comprehensive ever compiled, states that around the world, our ecosystem is declining at an "unprecedented" rate.
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It's the most comprehensive catalog of stars to date, and it includes precise details about many of the stars' distances, movements, and colors as well.
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"Elect more Republicans in November and we will pass the finest, fairest and most comprehensive Immigration Bills anywhere in the world," Trump said on Twitter.
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They developed a database based on these findings with what they called "the most comprehensive description to date of host and microbial activities" in IBD.
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While Erik has spoken out before, including to PEOPLE in 2005, he says that this interview is the most comprehensive one he has ever given.
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The Internet Archive provides some of the most comprehensive preservation of our digital ephemera, for both intellectual study and practical use — including journalistic fact checking.
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Investors are waiting on a new list of tax regulations from the Treasury Department that will establish the most comprehensive opportunity zone guidelines to date.
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This week it is the turn of breast cancer, as the most comprehensive analysis yet of mutations related to this condition is published in Nature.
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Although he promised radical change and offered the most comprehensive platform, it was unclear to local voters if or how he would implement that change.
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The two states that have conducted the most comprehensive top-to-bottom reviews of their voting systems, drawing on computer scientists, are California and Ohio.
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The bill, which would remove cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act, effectively legalizing the drug, is the most comprehensive cannabis bill ever debated in Congress.
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Astarte Medical has already built the largest and most comprehensive dataset of preterm infant microbiome profiles and corresponding clinical data about both mom and baby.
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In particular, the deal includes the most comprehensive IP enforcement provisions and the strongest standards of protection for trade secrets of any international trade agreement.
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The most comprehensive options (with better browser integration and so on) are available on Windows and macOS, though a few decent Android options are available.
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"We think these are absolutely critical reforms and really the most comprehensive approach to higher ed reform in over a decade," Ivanka Trump told reporters.
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Why it matters: The new study provided the most comprehensive outlook on who the biggest Facebook political ad buyers are and the amounts they're spending.
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The most comprehensive records on police shootings have come from the news media, particularly The Washington Post and The Guardian, which have created running databases.
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All this, looking back on it, seems to have been building up to August, when the Rohingya suffered the most comprehensive assault on their existence.
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The idea of the mayor taking charge of the subway has long been debated, but Mr. Johnson's report is the most comprehensive proposal in years.
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Elizabeth Warren has the most comprehensive proposal, dedicating $100 billion over 10 years to addiction treatment — the kind of investment that experts argue is necessary.
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The disclosures are among the most comprehensive released on bankers' pay in Britain, which remains a controversial subject ten years on from the financial crisis.
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The professional CS:GO scene is one of the most comprehensive in the gaming industry, with a wide range of organizers staging competitions around the globe.
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But the PIER program, which is multidisciplinary and relies heavily on multifamily group sessions, is likely to be the most comprehensive and perhaps most successful.
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While the IPCC's report is the most comprehensive and comprehensive global assessment of the climate change problem to date, it is still an incomplete picture.
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Now, in the most comprehensive study of egg shapes to date, published Thursday in Science, a team of scientists seems to have found an answer.
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Still, reporting the story opened a window on Canada's national homelessness-abatement plan, which experts say is the most comprehensive and coordinated in the world.
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Garmin vivoactive HR ($199.99) Garmin is easily one of the biggest names in fitness gadgets, offering some of the most comprehensive trackers in the industry.
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"This woman's campaign had deep preparation, incredible outreach, the most comprehensive in the entire primary, and one of the most comprehensive platforms in modern history, and took down an arrogant, bigoted billionaire on national television, just like she would Trump if she were the nominee," said Charlotte Clymer, a Washington, D.C.-based writer and activist, who raised over $22020,000 for Warren on Twitter last week.
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Galloping into the celebratory spirit, NBC Sports Group is running its "most comprehensive social media plan ever" for the 142nd Kentucky Derby, according to the net.
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On Tuesday, the presidential candidate revealed his criminal justice reform plan — one of the most comprehensive ones to come out of the 2020 cycle so far.
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The most comprehensive way of clearing the decks here is to delete your browsing history, using the data clearing methods we described in the last tip.
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It was there that he interviewed, gathered information, and took photographs of convicts and their tattoos, building one of the most comprehensive archives of the phenomenon.
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Reality check: The report is the most comprehensive and up-to-date assessment published by the entire federal government, from NASA to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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In its response to Google, the federal agency offered its most comprehensive map yet of the legal obstacles to putting fully autonomous vehicles on the road.
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In a new study, published this week in the journal Nature Geoscience, scientists compiled the most comprehensive set of Southern Ocean observations available from 1950-2014.
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The Journal of the American Medical Association published in 2005 what it's considered to be the most comprehensive literature review on fetal pain to this day.
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That changed on September 22004th when the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), an official expert panel, published probably the most comprehensive-ever analysis of migration to Britain.
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And we put together not the bill that I wanted, but probably the most comprehensive V.A. health care bill in the modern history of this country.
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While this represents the most comprehensive list of withheld accounts ever made public, it's unclear how representative it is of the entire universe of withheld accounts.
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There is wide agreement that Google is furthest along in quantum-computer technology and that Microsoft has the most comprehensive plan to make the software required.
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It is the world's most comprehensive spinal cord research center housed in the Lois Pope LIFE Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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In a paper titled "Policing Predictive Policing," forthcoming in the Washington University Law Review, Ferguson provides perhaps the most comprehensive critique of predictive policing yet published.
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Fitbit's app is easy to use and is quickly becoming one of the most comprehensive, with new features like female health tracking and a sleep score.
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It's an odd position to hold as the leader of an agency that provides some of the most comprehensive data on climate change in the world.
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True crime fans know that where there's a crime, there's a podcast — and ABC's The Dropout is the most comprehensive Theranos-centered podcast on the market.
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The report, which is the most comprehensive analysis of primate populations in the world to date, also concludes 75 percent of primate species have declining populations.
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It's possibly the most comprehensive look at the global soccer rank and file in existence, a resource that's frequently cited by players, scouts, and television analysts.
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"The quintessential characteristic of every application going forward will be AI, and we have the most comprehensive portfolio of AI tools, infrastructure, and services," he said.
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They also worked with Sign With Robert to pinpoint gaps in what they found, relying on them to make sure they had the most comprehensive content.
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This is perhaps why Nicholson's portrayal was so iconic, as it provided the most comprehensive look at the character that has drastically evolved over the years.
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When the measure becomes law, it will be among the most comprehensive abortion-rights laws in the country, according to the news site Seven Days Vermont.
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It's her first televised ad spot as a designer, she noted — and it's by far the most comprehensive look at the collaboration we've gotten so far.
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The study, produced by the CNA Corp non-profit research group, is the most comprehensive public examination to date of the consequences of New START's demise.
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In the seven states that collect the most comprehensive data on traffic stops, analysts have found often-striking disparities in how African-American drivers are treated.
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Laid out in finely wrought displays, it is one of the most comprehensive exhibitions about the artistry and making of design you are likely to see.
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Her four-episode docuseries about Clinton, called simply Hillary, hits Hulu March 403, and provides the most comprehensive look at this divisive figure's life and career.
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But recently, the most comprehensive antidepressants study to date was published, and it appears to be a thorough effort to overcome the hurdles of the past.
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Among the most comprehensive is the eight-day Royal Wedding Celebration in England: Inside the British Monarchy tour from Road Scholar, the experiential learning travel company.
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The most comprehensive crack at federal campaign finance reform in America came in the wake of Watergate, when public mistrust in government boiled throughout the country.
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Their images promoted recovery programs for farmers and were probably the most comprehensive visual survey to date of the people, culture and places of rural America.
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That was just a slight decrease from the previous year's level of 12.7 percent, according to the federal government's most comprehensive annual gauge of economic hardship.
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The Purdue deal, the most comprehensive of any settlement so far in thousands of opioid-related cases nationwide, holds great symbolic as well as practical value.
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The connected smart home might be the most comprehensive category for the retailer to find opportunity under the new strategy for both service and product sales.
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Amazon Alexa offers the most comprehensive assortment of compatible devices, while Google offers the smartest digital assistant, and Apple HomeKit includes the most advanced automation features.
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Disinformation: At least 70 countries have engaged in disinformation campaigns, according to a study from Oxford University that is the most comprehensive yet on the subject.
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The report, one of two published on Friday by JAMA, is among the most comprehensive articles to date about people infected with the newly identified virus.
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It really amounts to the most comprehensive review of the FBI's internal decision-making in the extraordinarily fraught period of time ahead of the 2016 election.
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There&aposs something about New York&aposs soul that thankfully refuses to disappear in historic buildings, even after the most comprehensive facelift to facades and interiors.
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The legislation, introduced last summer by Representative Jeb Hensarling, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, represents the most comprehensive response to Dodd-Frank yet.
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His wealth tax also goes beyond what Warren called for, and he has said that his agenda to fight climate change is the "most comprehensive" ever.
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The study published in the Chinese Journal of Epidemiology this week is said to be the largest and most comprehensive examination of the virus so far.
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Google has amassed tons of data driving camera-laden vans down every street to build what may be the most comprehensive maps app in the world.
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There's good reason for that: In the most comprehensive analysis of addiction in America, the surgeon general in 2016 found that the US massively underfunds addiction care.
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Scholars said the essay included the church&aposs most comprehensive explanation for the ban and its 1978 reversal, which leaders say came from a revelation from God.
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This is the latest proposal put forward by Warren, who has rolled out perhaps the most comprehensive set of policies among the cohort of 2020 presidential hopefuls.
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The prestigious National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine released a new report on e-cigarettes Tuesday that's the most comprehensive look at the evidence to date.
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In response to a request for comment, a spokesman for the Social Security Administration said their website is the most comprehensive source for information on the benefit.
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Obama called it "the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades;" then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called it a "win-win situation" for both countries.
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He leaves no mortgage-backed security uncovered, no collateralised debt obligation unexamined in his effort to produce the most comprehensive account of this complex and gripping subject.
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It's one of the most comprehensive analyses of an advanced AI program ever undertaken and gives you a fascinating insight into how AI systems like AlphaZero work.
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This spring, New York passed the most comprehensive paid family leave law in the country — offering nearly all workers in the state 12 weeks of paid leave.
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The most comprehensive search for signs of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe has come up short so far, despite generating more than 1 petabyte of data.
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The growing case for land reform: This paper is the most comprehensive of its kind, constructing a detailed land-use regulation index for more than 1,000 localities.
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Amassing 170 co-sponsors last session, the ERA is the most comprehensive labor reform package and the most substantial update to American labor law since the 1940s.
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Saturday's speech was the most comprehensive given on the subject by Rajan, who is widely credited with having predicted the global financial crisis that began in 2007.
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Still, it is the most comprehensive analysis of medical marketing in the U.S. that has ever been done, said Dr. Howard Bauchner, editor-in-chief of JAMA.
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To penetrate the most secretive part of the state in the most comprehensive of ways demonstrates the depth and breadth of support the MEK has inside Iran.
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Experts recommend long-term disability insurance for expanded coverageAll things considered, Policygenius experts recommend buying long-term disability insurance for the most "comprehensive and cost-effective" coverage.
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The report offers the most comprehensive and alarming data so far about the premium costs that ObamaCare customers will see when they renew their coverage this fall.
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The on-going Note 7 saga did have some upsides for the company, forcing its hand into launching one of the industry's most comprehensive battery testing procedures.
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She is co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of U.S. Health Law, which offers the most comprehensive review of U.S. health law in the post-ACA era.
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Cancer care and treatment simply should not be tied to tariffs, as these patients deserve our utmost attention and access to the most comprehensive care and treatment.
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The New York state legislature on Tuesday passed the most comprehensive set of gun control bills in the state since 2013, according to The New York Times.
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These have resulted in hundreds of civilian casualties, according to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, which has compiled the most comprehensive data on secret American counterterrorism operations.
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This would be the last date for a "clean hard fork"—the most drastic and also most comprehensive fix that would reverse the impact of the hack.
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Komanoff made the spreadsheet for a single purpose: to be the most comprehensive accounting possible of how a congestion charge in Manhattan would affect New York City.
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While other studies conducted since 1994 have undermined Lott's thesis, the new paper is the most comprehensive and assertive debunking of the more-guns-less-crime formula.
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The survey, one of the most comprehensive explorations of the reasons that adults are having fewer children, tells a story that is partly about greater gender equality.
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During his news conference, Trump said he received what he called the "most accurate" or "most comprehensive" study today about the potential death toll from Covid-19.
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It's surprisingly difficult to get accurate data on abortion in the US (more on that later), but Guttmacher's census is the most comprehensive available on the subject.
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According to new research about the observations published on Thursday in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, the images offer the most comprehensive view of comet disintegration ever recorded.
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That's according to a new study from Stanford researchers, one of the most comprehensive looks at the gender gap in test scores at the school district level.
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Later this month, the 70-year-old photographer Stephen Shore will have his most comprehensive retrospective yet at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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The most comprehensive plan will include a Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) option, which can only be purchased within 20 days of your initial trip deposit date.
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Plus, compared to the other services on this list, uTalk has the most comprehensive collections of languages by far, with over 140 foreign languages on its roster.
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The most comprehensive solution would be to require people who are elected to Congress to divest holdings in public companies within a reasonable period following their election.
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The most comprehensive research has been conducted by Stefan Szymanski, an economist, who obtained wage data for clubs in England's four professional divisions between 22.1 and 21.1.
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To end these urgent injustices and indignities, I'm proud to put forward the most comprehensive and ambitious disability policy plan yet proposed in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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Eighteen states had no such programs, the report found, while Maine, Nevada and Utah had the most comprehensive laws related to prevention, including syringe exchange without limitations.
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It was the most comprehensive display of his images since his 673 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, and a palpable excitement hovered in the space.
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There are loads you can find online (the best, and most comprehensive one, being Dr Jansari's) and they involve well-known faces being taken out of context.
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A spokesperson at the Washington Alliance for Gun Responsibility called the new law among the most comprehensive gun-violence prevention measures to pass in the United States.
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In May, China introduced its most comprehensive data protection laws to date, tightening restrictions on the sharing of private data held by financial institutions and other firms.
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Now, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) has captured the "the deepest and most comprehensive view" of this iconic nebula yet, according to a statement released Tuesday morning.
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All of this is according to historian Leslie Reagan, whose 0003 book on abortion history in the United States is considered one of the most comprehensive to date.
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The study, published in the journal Science, was one of the most comprehensive efforts to date to assess the dynamics behind how false news circulates on social media.
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This research is considered to be the most comprehensive analysis of global trends in BMI to date and it gives fascinating insight into geographical differences in weight issues.
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The most comprehensive products of market leaders MoneyGuidePro and eMoney, which account for more than 50% of the market, cover virtually every aspect of a person's financial life.
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The two most comprehensive and, more importantly, plastic-surgeon vetted and recommended sites are the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
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The documents are published by a myriad of professional and other organizations, and NGC has long been considered among the most comprehensive and reliable repositories in the world.
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Click here to view original GIFIf the internet is remembered for anything, it will be as humanity's most comprehensive archive of things you probably shouldn't try at home.
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Although they are the most comprehensive defense against snoopers, the fact that VPNs still won't completely protect internet users highlights just how badly America needed those privacy rules.
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"Deutschland 8 – German Art in China", a major recent exhibition in Beijing, was dubbed "the most comprehensive exhibition of modern and contemporary German art in China to date".
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You may as well be the one with the most comprehensive file DayOne has come a long way since its first, non-subscription Mac-only version in 2012.
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Yet in pushing to identify and compensate even the most obscure artists spun by DJs, Dubset and Spotify are banking on building the most comprehensive streaming library available.
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In the current case, Syed Farook's iCloud backups provide the most comprehensive information available on how Farook used his phone in the months leading up to the attack.
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The 2012 London Olympics went off without a hitch, though, thanks to the most comprehensive surveillance and triage system for a large event the world has ever seen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Counting the number of bugs whizzing high overhead annually may seem all but impossible, but researchers in Britain have completed the most comprehensive tally ever conducted.
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While it's certainly not the end-all, be-all scheme to reverse global warming, the agreement is the most comprehensive international effort yet to tackle the climate problem.
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In the face of intense criticism, Mr. Gowdy has repeatedly defended the committee's work as the most comprehensive examination of the attacks in Benghazi, which occurred on Sept.
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Everywhen: The Eternal Present in Indigenous Art from Australia is one of the most comprehensive shows of work derived from this movement ever presented in the United States.
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The study is the most comprehensive analysis of firearm deaths and injuries among American children ever conducted, according to two pediatric experts who were not involved in it.
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"I think it's one of the most comprehensive programs that I've seen for chickens," said livestock researcher Temple Grandin, who pioneered humane slaughterhouse practices and works with McDonald's.
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Kristen Ellingboe, a spokeswoman for the Washington Alliance for Gun Responsibility, told the outlet that Washington's new firearms legislation is one of the most comprehensive in the country.
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It's not the most comprehensive video editor, but you can use the S Pen on any video editing app for more precise editing than any finger will allow.
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Though Dr. Kibble and his two colleagues were the last to publish on the topic, many physicists agree that their paper was the most comprehensive of the three.
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The package is by far the most comprehensive financial regulatory relief to earn wide support from House Democrats, who have rejected several sweeping attempts to loosen Dodd-Frank.
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"Today's resolution includes the toughest and most comprehensive sanctions regime ever imposed by the Security Council," UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a speech on Wednesday.
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While the pilot training and experience rules are not the only improvement that occurred during this time, the new set of regulations was by far the most comprehensive.
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The song is 21's most comprehensive take on street life, due to his ability to help visualize the maturation of a kid growing up in that environment.
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Even though Oregon, where Gowen lives, has one of the most comprehensive sex-ed programs in the country, Gowen said that teachers felt unequipped to talk about porn.
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The Employment Cost Index — the government's most comprehensive overall account of what employers spend on wages and benefits — has grown at a sluggish pace since the recession hit.
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It is still regarded as the most comprehensive work on the subject — the Goulds discovered more than 0003 new species during their research in Australia in 1838-1840.
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The report is the most comprehensive scientific study to date about how climate change will affect the U.S. It also directly contradicts the Trump administration's climate-change policies.
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"It will help identify trafficking patterns," said Elizabeth Avore, the legal and policy director at Everytown for Gun Safety, calling the coalition the most comprehensive she knew of.
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In 2017, The New England Journal of Medicine published the most comprehensive study ever conducted on global obesity, whose main driver, the authors suggested, was the food environment.
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But it also represented the former President's most comprehensive condemnation of Republicans in Washington and the first time he has publicly criticized Trump by name in a speech.
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Of all the transparency tools made available by the big social media platforms, Facebook's ads API offers the most comprehensive view of political ads — when it's working properly.
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In fact, it was considered something of a breakthrough—one of the most comprehensive attempts in recent U.S. history to rein in the use of deadly tobacco products.
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Ironically, those most likely to experience the downsides of these well-intentioned efforts are employees of large multistate companies that, overwhelmingly, sponsor the most comprehensive benefits plans available.
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The report, published this week by military researchers in The Journal of Urology, is thought to be the most comprehensive review of so-called genitourinary injuries in veterans.
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At least 231 police departments around the country have partnered with Amazon's home security company Ring, according to the most comprehensive map of the company's partnerships to date.
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This trailer is our most comprehensive look yet at what that actually means, with clips that hint at the story and some of the trials Jesse will face.
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Together, they produced the most comprehensive retrospective on Robert Colescott to date, honoring his commitment to challenging social codes and false ideas centered on race, gender, and sexuality.
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This tracker could almost double as a fashionable bracelet, and offers the most comprehensive sleep tracking on the market today, in addition to heart rate and step monitoring.
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Two Suns in a Sunset, on view at the Sharjah Art Foundation, is one of the largest and most comprehensive surveys of Hadjithomas and Joreige's work to date.
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The image of the final destination is the "deepest and most comprehensive view of the Orion Nebula to date," the ESO reported in July when it released the video.
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PEOPLE's The Story of Diana, a four-hour television event about her captivating life, features the most comprehensive interviews ever conducted on the woman known as the People's Princess.
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The survey, one of the most comprehensive of its kind, found that 46% of LGBTQ Americans identify as bisexual and 513% identify as queer or prefer to self-describe.
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The ultimate goal is not just to create the most comprehensive version of the beloved character fighter but also one that speaks to its two very different audiences equally.
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In 2014, NASA released its most comprehensive report on how men and women are affected by space—but while 477 male astronauts were studied, just 57 women were analyzed.
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The study is the most comprehensive analysis of youth soccer injuries, but it may actually underestimate the number of soccer-related injuries; the study evaluated only emergency room visits.
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The BIS triennial survey is the most comprehensive report into the 24 hour-a-day foreign exchange market, which transcends national borders and still dwarfs all other financial markets.
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But just hours later, Republican leaders suffered a setback when their most comprehensive plan to replace the current health law fell far short of the Senate votes it needed.
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The draft guidelines are the latest and most comprehensive set of rules proposed by financial regulators to fend off shadow banking risks that could spread across different asset classes.
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Bermuda has one of the most comprehensive mosquito control programmes in the world....At this time, travel to Bermuda is as safe and as easy as it's always been.
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The Australian report will likely be the most comprehensive blueprint for regulating their dominance of advertising spending, blamed by owners of news media for the decline of traditional journalism.
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"The managed Tapglue platform won't be continued though, it will be available completely open source moving forward, making it the most comprehensive open-source platform for social engagement features".
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To arm America's soldiers with the capabilities they will need to confront China's increasingly formidable military, the U.S. Army is undertaking its most comprehensive and ambitious reform in decades.
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The Social Security Act of 2900, which created this and other key programs, was groundbreaking: It is the most comprehensive and influential social program the country has ever enacted.
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The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis, IN is home to one of the best, most comprehensive collections of Native contemporary art in the world.
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"Together with Ambry, we will have the most comprehensive set of diagnostic technologies for mapping an individual's genetic and biochemical makeup," Chief Executive Shoei Yamana said in a statement.
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Despite not giving a definitive answer about the impact of fracking on drinking water, Burke said the report offered the most comprehensive record of scientific data on the relationship.
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The list, along with data from WeWork, provides one of the most comprehensive looks so far at who's leasing to the coworking company as it prepares to go public.
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Homeless populations are always in flux, which makes precise counts nearly impossible, but according to Kagan the higher figures represent the most comprehensive picture of homelessness in San Francisco.
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Without question though, the most comprehensive examination has been a series of papers put out as a report by the International Monetary Fund's internal watchdog — the Independent Evaluation Office.
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But according to Anil Aggrawal, who in 2009 authored the most comprehensive modern study of necrophilia, the fetish exists on a spectrum along which he identifies ten distinct types.
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Jazz students learn from celebrated musicians like the pianist Fred Hersch and can gain access to the Institute of Jazz Studies, the most comprehensive jazz library in the country.
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Last year, the CFPB completed the most comprehensive study of arbitration ever done, and the data showed very clearly that forced arbitration favors companies and wipes out consumer claims.
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The idea is how could we, our vision is how do we create the most comprehensive guide from when you're born to when you die to everything in between?
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One of the most comprehensive adjustable base options comes from Purple, and the addition of actual power outlets and a charging dock for its remote really set it apart.
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Christie is a strong choice, given that just this February, he signed into law one of the nation's most comprehensive laws to combat the growing opioid and heroin crisis.
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The White House will issue a blueprint that represents "the most comprehensive plan to tackle prescription drug affordability of any president," a senior official told journalists on Thursday night.
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"The SECURE act is the most comprehensive reform of the retirement landscape since 2006," says Chris Spence, senior director of federal government relations at TIAA, a financial services group.
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We led by passing the most comprehensive gun law in the nation in 2013, and now we are leading again by proposing a new law to combat domestic terrorists.
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A Space of Their Own aims to compile the most comprehensive resource to date for information on female artists active in the United States and Europe during this time.
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The macroeconomist Raghuram Rajan, who would go on to become governor of the Reserve Bank of India, had perhaps the most comprehensive explanation of how it all came about.
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The USMCA is now positioned to set a prominent standard as the most comprehensive and contemporary agreement that will become the template for all future global digital trade protocols.
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In the past year, the military's retirement plan has undergone its most comprehensive change since World War II. The old system — a defined "cliff vesting" pension plan — is out.
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The global study, which claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, pours cold water on previous reports that espouse the protective effects of alcohol under some conditions.
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It was published in 1979, but it's still one of the most comprehensive looks at the black elected representatives who held power in South Carolina from 1867 to 1876.
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It has raised the minimum wage, invested in education and transportation and passed one of the country's most generous paid family leave bills and most comprehensive voting rights legislation.
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The PEI index has been widely cited by scholars and practitioners around the world, and has become the most comprehensive measure for comparing electoral performance from Australia to Zimbabwe.
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The statement, by prosecutor Irfan Fidan, represented the most comprehensive official account to date of what happened to the dissident journalist at the consulate in Istanbul on October 2.
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And dodging and responding to things that weren't asked isn't helping — especially when Facebook won't commit to making the most comprehensive data policies the rule instead of the exception.
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Deploying these high-pitched frequencies to hack voice assistants has also been suggested before, but this new work from Zheijiang provides the most comprehensive test of the concept to date.
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It turns out that not only is YouTube the most comprehensive source on how to make fried ice cream, but that it's actually a bit easier than you might think.
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A new study by Sebastian Horn and Christoph Trebesch, both of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, and Carmen Reinhart of Harvard University, creates the most comprehensive picture yet.
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They'd track heart attacks, strokes, heart-related chest pain, and death—the most comprehensive study of the heart impacts of daily drinking ever done, focusing on adults 50 and over.
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As the only category that the whole of the Academy's roughly 8,000 members are eligible to vote in, it represents the most comprehensive barometer of the industry as a whole.
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Maryland's law, though, is by far the most comprehensive, but a handful of other states—like New York and Washington—have bills pending that would expand coverage under existing law.
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It has also built up the most comprehensive list of damage and casualties within the district, thanks to its ability to quickly gather information through a wide range of sources.
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Their defeat by hosts New Zealand was one of the most comprehensive sporting losses imaginable, with the Kiwis surpassing England's paltry 212 runs in just 220 overs and two balls.
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The annual report provides a analysis of governance on the continent and is described on the foundation website as 'the most comprehensive collection of data on governance in the region.
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"This is the most comprehensive and functional legislation put forth," Justin Strekal, political director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, said of the Nadler-Harris proposal.
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While not a perfect barometer for web freedoms, Google's annual transparency report provides one of the oldest and most comprehensive datasets of government requests to censor or take down content.
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The world's most comprehensive penis transplant yet took place at Johns Hopkins Hospital at the end of March, the hospital announced today — and so far, it looks like a success.
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The experimental service — the most comprehensive test yet of what companies like Amazon and Walmart hope will become normal delivery protocol — has the full approval of the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Singapore, which already has the world's most comprehensive road-pricing system, is introducing a new one in 2020 that uses cars' global positioning systems (GPS) to charge motorists more precisely.
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As first lady of New York City, Chirlane McCray fights for underserved communities and created ThriveNYC, the most comprehensive mental health plan of any city or state in the nation.
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While similar initiatives have been adopted in other parts of the country, including the capital, the one in Angeles is the most comprehensive to-date, said the Visayan Forum Foundation.
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Sanders' most comprehensive statement on guns came shortly before the January debate, when the senator reversed his position on a 2005 Senate vote that gave gun manufacturers immunity from prosecution.
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The analysis is the most comprehensive to date about the two candidates' healthcare plans, which are among their biggest policy agendas even if they rarely offer details in stump speeches.
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This research, the most comprehensive genomic study of indigenous Australians to date, also helps to confirm that all humans share the same common ancestors from a single African migration event.
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"So far, we have collected over 3 million nights of sleep data, in what is one of the most comprehensive data sets on the topic in the world," Leppäkorpi explains.
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Judge Gorsuch provides a thorough overview of the ethical and legal issues raised by assisted suicide and euthanasia — as well as the most comprehensive argument against their legalization — ever published.
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The El Paso Museum of Art (EPMA) presents Marfa-based artist Julie Speed's most comprehensive museum exhibition to date, Julie Speed: East of the Sun and West of the Moon.
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It is by far the clearest and most comprehensive plan to put Bahrain on a sustainable financial footing since oil prices plunged in 1043, creating big fiscal and external deficits.
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Julián Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio, has the most comprehensive and, arguably, interesting immigration platform of any of the presidential candidates, though he's currently struggling to gain traction.
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While I don't believe the Goals are perfect for a number of reasons, they constitute by a long way the most comprehensive and most adopted framework for addressing world challenges.
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It's one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of his nearly decade-long career to date, and flipping through, it's easy to see why his work has captured the world's attention.
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The report, a summary of which was released Monday, is being described as one of the most comprehensive assessments of the unprecedented, human-caused effects of climate change on biodiversity.
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The most comprehensive investigation to date found that out of one billion votes cast in all American elections between 2000 and 2014, there were 31 possible cases of impersonation fraud.
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"It is undoubtedly one of the most comprehensive and exciting permanent public exhibitions of jewelry in the world today," David Warren, Christie's international director of jewelry, wrote in an email.
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Perhaps the most comprehensive US-based resource is the Erowid website—a user-driven database set up by a couple from California 20 years ago of over 350 psychoactive drugs.
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"I believe it's the most comprehensive assessment of human beings to date," said Dr. Eric Topol, director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute, who was not involved in the study.
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He led the largest, most comprehensive study of clitoral reconstruction, involving 2,938 women from 1998 to 2009, although the study had significant limitations, including that he assessed his own work.
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Last September, the prestigious peer-reviewed British medical journal The Lancet published a study that is thought to be the most comprehensive global analysis of the risks of alcohol consumption.
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A federal website, Nursing Home Compare, is the most comprehensive source of data on nursing homes and allows consumers to sort and compare facilities based on geography and other factors.
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Wen C. Fong, a renowned scholar who helped the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York build one of the world's most comprehensive collections of Asian art, died on Oct.
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Over the next 30 years, as a special consultant to the Met, Professor Fong helped build one of the most comprehensive collections of Asian art and antiquities in the world.
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Xi said, "the battle has reached a crucial time" and China had "mobilized the entire country, and adopted the most comprehensive, rigorous and thorough prevention and control measures," Xinhua reported.
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Ralph Northam (D) has just issued "the most comprehensive executive actions in Virginia history to ensure inclusion and opportunity for Virginians with disabilities," according to the January 2020 press announcement.
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Congress last week released more than 3,000 Facebook ads linked to Russia around the 2016 presidential election, the most comprehensive look at the misinformation campaign mounted on the social network.
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The National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) is produced annually by the FDA and has served as the most comprehensive and timely compilation of data relating to youth use of tobacco.
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Homeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert on Sunday said the new security measures for aviation constitute "the most comprehensive" chance to improve security since the terror attacks of September 85033, 2001.
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"It is the most comprehensive thing I have seen in my 2025 years of looking at these things," said Jason Dorwart, a theater professor at Oberlin College who is quadriplegic.
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Even though I'm sure that Google "knows" far more than I'd like, I'm not ready to delete perhaps one of the most comprehensive pictures I have of my recent past.
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This act is the most comprehensive marijuana reform bill ever introduced in Congress, and it's backed by a broad coalition of civil rights, criminal justice, drug policy, and immigration groups.
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This program, administered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is America's most comprehensive effort to slash carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and steer the economy away from fossil fuels.
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Kristen Ellingboe, a spokeswoman for the Washington Alliance for Gun Responsibility, said the initiative was one of the most comprehensive gun-violence prevention measures to pass in the United States.
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"The white paper is the most comprehensive and objective look at what Juul Labs did to market their product," said Matt Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
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Britain, she said, would need to decide if it wanted a more modest agreement likely to be backed or the most comprehensive deal possible that risked falling hostage to member states.
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Last year we struck at the heart of two economic issues that disproportionately affect women -- raising the minimum wage to $15 and creating the nation's most comprehensive paid family leave law.
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Lindgren said his team "conducted the most comprehensive and in-depth investigation ever undertaken on a soft-tissue fossil," but admitted it was based on the analysis of a single individual.
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"This is the most comprehensive cross-agency action plan for a chemical of concern ever taken by the agency," said Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler at a press conference in Philadelphia.
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San Francisco's history-making move comes a day after New York state passed what is being hailed as the most comprehensive and generous paid family leave state law in the country.
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I have introduced, along with House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, the Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act, one of the most comprehensive marijuana reform bills ever introduced in the US Congress.
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The most comprehensive way of stopping devices reporting back to base is to disable their internet access altogether, which may or may not work with the gadgets you've got at home.
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If you want the most comprehensive coverage, it might make more financial sense to sign up for the free monitoring offered by the Equifax settlement, as opposed to the $125 payout.
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For the last nine years, Kim has spearheaded and edited the site, now the most comprehensive history of internet culture in existence, a document that can elicit both awe and nausea.
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Unlike previous studies, this research considered variables that related both directly and indirectly to sympathetic nervous system responses, making it one of the most comprehensive studies ever done on distracted driving.
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"This will be the most comprehensive and the strongest net neutrality protection in the United States where we are restoring what we lost when Donald Trump's FCC obliterated net neutrality," Sen.
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They implemented the most comprehensive Wall Street reform in a generation, a law that included a powerful consumer protection agency that has protected the poor and middle class in countless ways.
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In a new study, the most comprehensive to date of the continent&aposs icy status, an international group of 84 researchers analyzed data from multiple satellite surveys, from 1992 to 2017.
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"We can't deliver on the promise of equal pay unless we have the best, most comprehensive information about what people earn," Labor Secretary Thomas Perez said in a statement on Friday.
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And former President Barack Obama launched his most comprehensive political intervention since leaving office, saying in a Facebook post that Trump was targeting a vulnerable community that had done nothing wrong.
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Seth Stephens-Davidowitz OVER the past month, I have analyzed what is probably the most comprehensive data set ever compiled on when and how people seek out laughter: our Google searches.
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The most recent state to pass a law was in Delaware, where infertility patient Christie Gross, with the help of Resolve, spearheaded support for one of the most comprehensive bills around.
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Those were the conclusions of a 2016 National Academy of Sciences report, which was one of the largest and most comprehensive studies of immigration's impact on the American economy and workforce.
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Covering 7,200 students and 1.7 million meals over nearly three years, this is one of the largest and most comprehensive studies to date to examine the impact of the updated standards.
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"We're going to move as quickly as we can to get the most comprehensive record we can available to us that the next administration to rely on," she said on Thursday.
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The package of proposals is the most comprehensive from the German government since Europe became a consistent target of terrorist attacks by the Islamic State, other radical groups and their followers.
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"We haven't learned a tremendous amount as a nation," Professor Renne added, pointing out that the most comprehensive plans are in cities, like New Orleans, that have learned the hard way.
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Reuters, drawing on reports from 29 state health departments, has assembled one of the most comprehensive counts yet - identifying at least 300 superbug outbreaks around the nation from 2011 to 2016.
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New research published today in Microbiome offers the most comprehensive catalogue to date of the bacteria and fungi living on the ISS, detailing the station's distinctive and ever-changing microbiological profile.
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It may represent the largest and most comprehensive effort to date to make erotic materials available to the visually impaired, a field that has, until now, been sorely lacking quality content.
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What they're saying: Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley praised Kavanaugh in a statement for completing the document, calling it "the broadest and most comprehensive questionnaire" ever sent by the committee.
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"The sanctions in this resolution, while most comprehensive in scope, do not target the North Korean population or intend to negatively impact on their livelihood," said South Korean ambassador Oh Joon.
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In the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam told reporters the U.N. produced "the most comprehensive, factual and crucial report since the attack in August last year".
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"EU membership has its advantages to deal with non-tariff measures that even the most comprehensive agreement cannot replicate," UNCTAD's director of international trade, Pamela Coke-Hamilton, said in a statement.
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The poll -- the largest and most comprehensive of its kind -- found that isolation from family and friends has grown as a key stressor, ranked even higher by military families than deployments.
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If you're looking to request and delete your data and don't want to wade through your inbox, this list of new California-compliant privacy policies is the most comprehensive I've found.
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Although we saw glimpses of his plans before, Secretary Azar's recent release of four key agenda points gives us the most comprehensive view into his thinking since his late-January confirmation.
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One scientist who worked on the report, Katharine Hayhoe, a professor of political science at Texas Tech University, called the conclusions among "the most comprehensive climate science reports" to be published.
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A review of these Florida records — the most comprehensive analysis of a local law enforcement facial recognition system to date — offers a rare look at the technology's potential and its limitations.
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The research leveraged ocean temperature data from all available sources, but the most comprehensive measurements come from a fleet of 20193,800 floating instruments called Argo floats scattered throughout the world's oceans.
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But as her latest and most comprehensive biographer, Charles Moore, reminds readers, she really did don the green mantle on the world stage, and, moreover, wore it with "panache and sincerity".
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Launched in 2014 as a study platform for medical students, Amboss has since evolved to offer what it claims is the "most comprehensive and technologically-advanced" knowledge platform for medical professionals.
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The current account, the most comprehensive gauge of a country's trade flows, posted a deficit of $2.46 billion in December, slightly below the $2.5 billion that economists estimated in the poll.
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The 222-plus page report is the sixth Global Environment Outlook and is the UN's most comprehensive report on the state of the global environment since the fifth edition in 254.
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This is a president who describes his foreign policy as "America First," and who warned against "the false song of globalism" in his most comprehensive foreign policy speech during the campaign.
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Location: International Studio & Curatorial Program 1040 Metropolitan Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11211 Subway: L train to Grand Street station About ISCP ISCP is New York's most comprehensive international visual arts residency program.
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It may be the most comprehensive partnership yet for Nvidia in its bourgeoning artificial intelligence business, and it's likely to provide a big boost for Nvidia's GPU business for years to come.
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"We're announcing amendments to S.B. 822 that will insert strong net neutrality protections so the bill will once again be the strongest and most comprehensive net neutrality bill in the country," Sen.
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"This is one of the most comprehensive plans I've seen in the political context," Michael Gerrard, director of Columbia University's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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What marijuana really does to your body and brainHow big weed became a rich, white business11 key findings from one of the most comprehensive reports ever on the health effects of marijuana
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According to Solzhenitsyn's widow, he then felt a "moral duty" to expose the system more broadly, and undertook a "literary investigation" that became The Gulag Archipelago, his most comprehensive and celebrated book.
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Those were the findings of our study — which was the most comprehensive ever published on the phenomenon, and which reporters Craig Silverman, Jane Lytvynenko, Lam Thuy Vo, and Jeremy Singer-Vine conducted.
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Nevertheless, this study is one of the most comprehensive in recent years, modeling changes in more than 800 occupations, and taking in some 46 countries, accounting for 90 percent of world GDP.
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The decree, which is reportedly weeks away from approval by a federal court that will supervise its implementation, is one of the most comprehensive reform proposals involving a police force ever drafted.
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The bill, S.B. 822, is one of the most comprehensive measures any state has put forward in the six months following the FCC's vote to roll back the original Obama-era regulations.
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This was odd, because you'd think this would've come up when deliberating about whether to remain a part of the most comprehensive agreement ever established to address the problem of climate change.
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Grossman's comments are supported by the Journal of the American Medical Association, which in 2170 published what it's considered to be the most comprehensive literature review on fetal pain to this day.
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The data is incomplete because it's based on voluntary reports from police agencies around the country, but it's some of the most comprehensive data we have — certainly more comprehensive than Fryer's study.
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As one of the most comprehensive ethical hacking courses we've seen, this 30-hour learning collection covers almost everything you need to know in diagnosing and defeating a myriad of cybersecurity attacks.
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The forgotten duty of the big box content farm is to convince the internet reader that the internet is the most comprehensive source of information available to an avid fan of anything.
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The exhibition features over 100 of their original paper negatives and salted paper prints, organized from the National Galleries of Scotland, which has the world's most comprehensive collection of the duo's work.
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Today, the Trump administration revealed its most comprehensive policy direction on tackling the problem of prescription drug prices — in a brief blog post by the Food and Drug Administration chief Scott Gottlieb.
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The centrist think tank Third Way is publishing today a new map and database its creators say is the most comprehensive yet tracking all types of projects working to capture carbon emissions.
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This bill remains one of the most comprehensive approaches to address a wide range of government transparency issues and would give the public unprecedented access to the inner workings of the government.
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Now that I've briefly laid out the state of diversity and inclusion at Google, here's the actual report, which is Google's fifth diversity report to date and by far the most comprehensive.
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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine arrived at this conclusion last year after what it described as the "most comprehensive studies of recent research" on the health effects of cannabis.
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Sanders has traveled to the state for his campaign and his team has ran radio ads in the state, but the new television buy marks the most comprehensive media push to date.
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"This proposed rule will tailor the Volcker rule's requirements by focusing the most comprehensive compliance regime on the firms that do the most trading," Fed Chair Jerome Powell said in a statement.
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Just last month, the U.S. State Department released its annual Trafficking In Persons (TIP) report – the world's most comprehensive tool for holding foreign governments accountable when it comes to fighting human trafficking.
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Such conversations can be informed by the 85033 Election Administration and Voting Survey, the most comprehensive national data source about election administration in the United States, which will be released this week.
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The fourth National Climate Assessment is the most comprehensive report to date on how and why climate is changing in the U.S. and how it's likely to affect us in the future.
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The U.S. Transportation Department, in its most comprehensive statement yet on autonomous vehicles, also issued voluntary guidelines and urged automakers to certify that their highly automated vehicles were ready for public roads.
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One of the most comprehensive analyses is a 400-page-long US military report written in 1996 by Bernard Le Mehaute and Shen Wang of the Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science.
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Medicare now recognizes five levels of office visits, with Level 5 involving the most comprehensive medical history and physical examination of a patient, and the most complex decision making by the doctor.
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The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, in collaboration with three Japanese museums, has mounted the most comprehensive exhibition to date to explore that inspiration, "Van Gogh & Japan," which runs through June 303.
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The 2014 Senate Intelligence Committee report on the subject, by far the most comprehensive review of the record, found that CIA officers "regularly" voiced concerns that torture was failing to produce intelligence.
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Some of these parents helped force the most comprehensive local desegregation policy yet: the elimination of screened middle schools in Brooklyn's District 15, which includes upper-middle-class neighborhoods like Park Slope.
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The Scrabble dictionary by Collins, published on Thursday, adds to the 276,000 words already in play, making it the most comprehensive Scrabble word list ever produced, Collins said in a news release.
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It's the most comprehensive analysis of existing research on e-cigarettes to date, and it cited conclusive proof that the devices are safer than traditional smoking products and may help smokers quit.
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In June, New York state passed the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, a state-level model for a Green New Deal, and one of the most comprehensive climate bills ever written.
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The article provides some of the most comprehensive examples to date of the avenues that corporations and their billionaire benefactors, including the Koch brothers, use to bend the rules in their favor.
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It is the most comprehensive accounting of the Bush-era program that exists and the move to return it to Congress decreases the likelihood that it's full text will be made public.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese government has challenged the authenticity of leaked detention center records from the Western region of Xinjiang, in its most comprehensive statement yet on the high-profile release.
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"We mobilized the whole country, laid out an overall plan, responded swiftly, and adopted the most comprehensive, strictest measures to start a people's war on preventing and controlling the outbreak," he said.
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In a peculiar twist of history, the Baltimore Museum of Art is home to what is widely believed to be the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of work by Henri Matisse.
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"To my knowledge, this is the largest and most comprehensive study of in utero infections and the health outcomes for the offspring," said McCarthy, who had no role in the new research.
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Now Michganders and fans of the holiday season culture can rejoice, as the Henry Ford Museum is now home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments ever assembled.
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With this, there arises a question as to whether Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" or Carl von Clausewitz's "On War" offer the most comprehensive solution to the contemporary war in Afghanistan.
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The U.S. has levied a variety of punishments for cyberattacks carried out by nation states in the past — but Thursday's package was by far the most comprehensive public action taken to date.
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After viewing Art and Race Matters: The Career of Robert Colescott — the artist's most comprehensive retrospective to date — it feels fair to assume that factions of society still aren't ready for Colescott.
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What wasn't clear, until Dr. Zimmerman and a team of researchers around the country undertook the most comprehensive research to date on Green Houses, was how good a job these newcomers do.
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"But there is no statute of limitations on the truth, and they cannot stop the committee from providing the full and most comprehensive accounting of what happened before, during and after Benghazi."
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The most comprehensive studies on stealing at self-checkouts have been published by Adrian Beck and his colleagues in the department of criminology at the University of Leicester, mostly in the past year.
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The poll, taken by 173 LGBTQ people this month in the United States, is among the most comprehensive of its type, asking more than 100 questions about gender, sex, politics, family, and discrimination.
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The technology sector awards women and same-sex couples the most comprehensive fertility benefit packages, according to a survey by FertilityIQ, an online platform for fertility patients to review doctors and research treatments.
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For anyone nostalgic for the days of physical, printed photos and scrapbooks, Project Life is one of the most comprehensive tools for getting photos off your mobile device and out into the world.
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Ontario also has the most comprehensive and up-to-date monitoring system of wait times with a dedicated unit in the health ministry that keeps a database of every in-patient treatment center.
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Still, organizers are hopeful — and between the task force, the failed state bills earlier this year, and the initiative, this is the largest and most comprehensive effort in years to change the law.
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Wheeler denied the EPA had slowed down developing the new plan, and said it was the most comprehensive cross-agency plan ever undertaken by the EPA to address an emerging chemical of concern.
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The Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), the most comprehensive survey of its kind on the continent, found that on average enrolment and access to education was particularly low in the tertiary sector.
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Some worth investigating include: Rosetta Stone - the best known and perhaps most comprehensive, Rosetta Stone promises to "train you to associate words with imagery in real-life situations" and has 24 language options.
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In the months since, Halperin and his co-author John Heilemann used this extraordinary access to gather a treasure trove of reporting, the most comprehensive insider account of what happened on the campaign.
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Democrats were the pioneers: in 2006 party officials set up a company called Catalist which today offers one of the most comprehensive databases on Americans of voting age, covering more than 240m people.
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The case against the former foreign policy adviser also stands as the most comprehensive evidence yet put forward by Mueller of an attempt by Russian operatives to insinuate themselves with the Trump campaign.
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It's the most comprehensive report yet on the spill, which sent oil into the ocean and onto beaches as far away as Los Angeles, killed hundreds of animals and closed beaches for weeks.
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Despite putting out the most comprehensive immigration policy of any of the candidates, he was largely ignored, as much of the policy attention focused on other candidates, particularly Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Our most comprehensive survey of mud deposits offshore from the Mississippi Delta dates to the 1980s, but over the last 40 years development and dredging have accelerated sediment loss from the Mississippi Delta.
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Ultimately, it is those aggregate numbers that offer the most exciting possibilities: The collective data stream from our devices amounts to by far the largest and most comprehensive observational health trial ever conducted.
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That's meant getting more spectrum into private hands rather than bringing more resources under government control and empowering innovators and entrepreneurs to compete with one another to provide the best, most comprehensive network.
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What's different about the US State Department's report is that it's the most comprehensive effort of any government to identify the individuals most responsible for the litany of abuses reported in North Korea.
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China has taken "the most comprehensive and rigorous prevention and control measures", a foreign ministry spokeswoman said in response to the WHO declaration, although Beijing has not commented on the U.S. travel warning.
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The world's most comprehensive database of sovereign defaults, run by the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, has been updated for 2018, and once again advanced economies are driving the numbers.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association organized the Task Force for a Future Secondary Mortgage Market that has offered the most comprehensive and thoughtful ideas for GSE reform thus far, while nonetheless revealing significant flaws.
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The most comprehensive way to keep your kid safe when using Chrome is to set up Google Family Link and create an account (or link an existing Gmail account) to the managed plan.
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Hailed as the most comprehensive government look at the Catholic sex abuse crisis in the United States, the report found that more than 300 priests had abused 1,000-plus children over seven decades.
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The National Museum was arguably one of the most comprehensive natural history museums in the Western Hemisphere when the September 0003 blaze obliterated nearly 90% of its collection of over 20 million artifacts.
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Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the most comprehensive climate deal in the history of the planet on Thursday, taking with it the world's best hope of limiting continued global warming.
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They are now publishing data from one of the most comprehensive studies of the leopard population in Wilpattu—the first since the Smithsonian Institution did a more general survey in the late 1960s.
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The bipartisan Senate measure, which sidesteps the privatization issue, contains a series of travel security provisions that Senate Republicans have promoted as the most comprehensive increase in airport security in nearly a decade.
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The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) report was written by 145 experts from 50 countries, and has been described as the most comprehensive assessment of global nature loss ever.
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The most comprehensive research, supported by the environmental advocacy group Environmental Defense Fund, suggests that methane emissions from natural gas systems may be roughly 50 percent higher than EPA's estimates, though substantial uncertainty remains.
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B. Google Arts & Culture has teamed up with 33 museums from around the world to produce the largest and most comprehensive collection of artifacts, pictures, and text on the beloved Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
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In the most comprehensive worldwide assessment to date of dangers facing these flying beetles, researchers concluded that some of the 2,000-plus firefly species may face extinction threats while others are doing just fine.
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The 2018 Mercer Quality of Life Index, one of the most comprehensive annual lists of its kind, has ranked 17 U.S. cities in its top 100 – but none make it anywhere near the top.
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We're going to see mass primate extinction in the next few decades if we don't take conservation efforts more seriously now, say researchers who conducted the most comprehensive review of primate status so far.
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In the most comprehensive worldwide assessment to date of dangers facing these flying beetles, researchers concluded that some of the 2,000-plus firefly species may face extinction threats while others are doing just fine.
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According to The New York Times, China is using millions of cameras and AI-assisted technologies like facial recognition to create the world's most comprehensive surveillance system for its nearly 1.4 billion-person populace.
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A five-page letter from Steve Kenner, Apple's director of product integrity, to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is the company's most comprehensive statement yet about its interest in self-driving vehicle technology.
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The NCAVP's tally is not definitive, but it's the most comprehensive yearly indicator — in the absence of reliable nationwide government data — of how many homicides of LGBT people are being reported around the country.
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Update 12:34pm: Mary Anne Franks, the legislative and tech policy director at the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, told Gizmodo in an email that the portal "is the most comprehensive resource" she has seen.
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The data, collected and analyzed over five years by Global Fishing Watch, a non-profit that tracks fishing operations, represent the most comprehensive look at where, and how often, the world's fishing boats operate.
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Skyline AI says its technology is trained on what it claims is the most comprehensive data set in the industry, drawing from more than 100 sources, with market information covering the last 50 years.
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The study, which El-Kassaby said was the most comprehensive on food needs ever conducted in Iraq, was based on surveys of more than 20,000 families in urban and rural areas across the country.
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Tuesday's interview became Clinton's most comprehensive public accounting of what she believes led to her stunning Election Day defeat — although she said she's working on a book about the campaign with a fuller explanation.
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In the most comprehensive analysis on the subject yet, Pew Research found that payday loan borrowers spend $7.4 billion annually at 20,000 storefronts, hundreds of websites, and an increasing but small number of banks.
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The commander's testimony amounted to the most comprehensive view yet of Guantánamo's most mysterious prison, known as Camp 7, and the secret unit, called Task Force Platinum, that has guarded it since its inception.
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The High Museum's photography collection includes more than 6,000 images, most of them social documentary, from vintage prints of the Civil War to the most comprehensive collection of pictures chronicling the Civil Rights movement.
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In 2014, one of the most comprehensive surveys of US bird populations reported that habitat loss due to development and climate change, invasive species, and pollution were the primary threats to wild birds' survival.
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" At a news conference announcing the report's release, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro called it the "largest, most comprehensive report into child sexual abuse within the Catholic Church ever produced in the United States.
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He is collaborating with chemist Anna-Sara Claeson, and together they are doing the most comprehensive work that I could find on mold and toxin exposure in people who report that they have MCS.
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In the past two years, Washington has enacted a universal paid leave bill and adopted the nation's first universal long-term-care plan, as well as one of the most comprehensive child care bills.
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Jamal Khashoggi: A new book by three Turkish journalists offers the most comprehensive description of the killing of the Saudi dissident in Istanbul last year, drawing on audio recordings obtained by Turkish intelligence officials.
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Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski, head of the Justice Department's criminal division, called the operation "the most comprehensive action to date in the Department of Justice's effort to disrupt, dismantle and ultimately destroy CJNG"
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The new rules are the most comprehensive protections to arise from heightened global concern that popular online services exploit children's information, suggest inappropriate content to them and fail to protect them from sexual predators.
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Last month, Texas, which has been a minefield of wrongful convictions — more than 300 in the last 30 years alone — passed the most comprehensive effort yet to rein in the dangers of transactional snitching.
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One in 10 pregnant women in the continental United States with a confirmed Zika infection had a baby with brain damage or other serious birth defects, according to the most comprehensive report to date.
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The study, published in the medical journal the Lancet on Tuesday, is one of the most comprehensive analyses of the long-term risk of cardiovascular disease related to what's known as non-HDL cholesterol.
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A 2019 analysis from NBC News offers one of the most comprehensive histories of black voting behavior for the nine competitive national Democratic primaries that have occurred since exit polling began in the 1970s.
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Although Mr. Guzmán used BlackBerry phones as well as a filter system, which passed messages between third parties to protect the identity of the senders, his most comprehensive system was devised by Mr. Rodriguez.
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And then when you have the most comprehensive articles with more videos and more graphics that are written more frequently with a terrific bio'd author, they can recognize that and reward you for it.
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The most comprehensive study of extremism in the United States, "Final Report: Empirical Assessment of Domestic Radicalization," found a dearth of research on possible areas of overlap between the far right and militant Islam.
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"What we have developed is the most comprehensive economic plan ever created specifically for the Palestinians and the broader Middle East," he told an audience that included International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde.
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The study is far from the first to find that where we live can influence our outlook on life, but the authors say theirs is one of the largest and most comprehensive of its kind.
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The authors say theirs is the largest, most comprehensive study to examine how our mouth microbiome, which is colonized by more than 700 bacterial species along with viruses and fungi, can be changed by alcohol.
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We just did a 14,000 word, 18-month investigation, three reporters full-time, two badass editors, a team project that painted the most comprehensive portrait of President Trump's finances that have been painted to date.
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Between Heaven and Hell: The Drawings of Jusepe de Ribera at the Meadows Museum is the most comprehensive exhibition to date of the Spaniard's works on paper, with frequent glimpses into a wonderfully dark imagination.
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The study, integrating five years of research by scientists from 15 universities and institutions, including Stanford, Harvard and Purdue, said it was the most comprehensive look ever at fugitive methane emissions from U.S. energy development.
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There is no case of endometriosis being diagnosed by an MRI, one of the most comprehensive imaging tests available, and it is one of the only diseases that requires laparoscopic surgery for a definitive diagnosis.
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Oregon, Washington and Vermont have approved legislation related to net neutrality, but California's measure is seen as the most comprehensive attempt to codify the principle in a way that might survive a likely court challenge.
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Soviet Bus Stops is the most comprehensive and diverse collection of Soviet bus stop design ever assembled, including examples from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Abkhazia, Georgia, Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus and Estonia.
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Plus, a new, more powerful consumer protection agency, born out of the most comprehensive Wall Street reform in decades, has protected millions of poor Americans from hefty credit card fees and a host of scams.
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"Microsoft's goal is always to deliver the most comprehensive and time-saving products for teachers and believe Justin will be a tremendous asset to help Microsoft bring added value to Microsoft Teams," a spokesperson said.
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In 1994, the late Sr. Maura O&aposDonohue wrote the most comprehensive study about a six-year, 3323-nation survey, in which she learned of 29 nuns who had been impregnated in a single congregation.
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He and professor Patrick Warren have been analyzing and tracking the IRA's activity on Twitter for years; until Wednesday's data dump, they were responsible for compiling one of the most comprehensive archives of IRA tweets.
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"I think this is the best, most comprehensive paper concerning dinosaurs that I've seen in the past few years," said Horner, who served as the paleontology consultant on the "Jurassic Park" and "Jurassic World" films.
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Right now, we are tantalizingly close to getting Congress to approve the most comprehensive childhood cancer bill that has ever been introduced: The Childhood Cancer Survivorship, Treatment, Access, and Research (STAR) Act (HR 85033. S1833).
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In my view, Hillary has the most comprehensive and effective plan for tackling the bourgeoning student debt that still holds so many Americans back as they enter the workforce and attempt to start their lives.
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The study, integrating five years of research by scientists from 15 universities and institutions, including Stanford, Harvard and Purdue, was the most comprehensive look ever at fugitive methane emissions from U.S. energy development, EDF said.
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Two, the U-6, the most comprehensive measure of labor underemployment that captures people who left the workforce as well as those who can only find part-time jobs, fell 23 percent to 8.3 percent.
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Editorial The latest and most comprehensive report on Russia's cheating at the 2014 Winter Olympics gives the International Olympic Committee all the evidence it needs to ban every Russian team from the forthcoming Rio Games.
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If the price of a silver plan increases, tax credits that help customers purchase insurance will also increase, so the cost of the most comprehensive "gold" plan may be much cheaper than in previous years.
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Being hailed as the most comprehensive nonproliferation agreement of the past three decades, this agreement was forged and supported by a large coalition of American and Iranian diplomats, scientists, journalist, military personnel and peace organizations.
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TOKYO — Carlos Ghosn and his lawyers are laying out the most comprehensive case yet for his innocence, nearly two months after his arrest shook the auto business and tarnished his reputation as an industry titan.
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This was not the most emphatic win of City's season so far — Guardiola's team scored five against Liverpool and Crystal Palace, and six against Watford — but it was, in all likelihood, its most comprehensive performance.
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The CDC said its guidelines were based on the "most comprehensive review of the science" over the past 25 years related concussions, which doctors and researchers refer to as mild traumatic brain injury, or mTBI.
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As it turned out, however, Mr. McCain did side late Tuesday with most Senate Republicans who voted — unsuccessfully — to replace the health care law with the most comprehensive plan his party has offered so far.
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This act has the most comprehensive language in support of human missions to Mars ever to be seen in a piece of American legislation, including specifically calling for human missions to Mars in the 2030s.
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"We also collaborated with some of the world's top climate modeling groups in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Japan and New Zealand, making this study the most comprehensive yet on the issue," he added.
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Seen as the most comprehensive and rigorous assessment on the state of the environment, the U.N.'s Global Environment Outlook said human health - was in "dire straits" due to unsustainable development and poor environmental protection.
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With its Galaxy S8, Samsung is building a powerful platform without an OS. Samsung is uniquely positioned to deliver the most comprehensive connected hardware (and connected home) story of almost any company in the world.
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The largest cab service owns no vehicles (Uber), the biggest hotelier has no property (Airbnb), the most comprehensive retailer holds no inventory (Alibaba) and the most valuable "media" company creates some content but not much (Facebook).
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Europe has passed one of the most comprehensive policies to protect user privacy in the world with GDPR, and concerns around privacy on platforms like Facebook are hot issues in Silicon Valley policymaking circles these days.
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The WHO plan - which it described as its most comprehensive to date - includes measures to try to protect populations as much as possible from annual outbreaks of seasonal flu, as well as prepare for a pandemic.
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One of the clearest and most comprehensive road maps I've seen for how commercial air travel might get greener is this 2015 Nature Climate Change paper by Andreas Schäfer, Antony Evans, Tom Reynolds, and Lynnette Dray.
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"You would say something, and [she] would have an opinion, which was a little unusual for a middle school kid," one teacher told journalist Denver Nicks, in one of the most comprehensive looks at her childhood.
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Recruiting websites — real-deal operations, blogs, message boards — abound and offer plenty of information, but I wanted hard numbers and figured that the N.C.A.A., which oversees the early signing period, would have the most comprehensive data.
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The Paris-based International Energy Agency published the results of what it describes as the "most comprehensive global study" of offshore wind ever undertaken, an effort that involved analyzing hundreds of thousands of miles of coastline.
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In that sense, creating a library of programming that is only available from Apple services (and likely only on Apple devices) wouldn't just make sense — it may represent the most comprehensive expression of Cupertino's larger vision.
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In her 2628 "Costs of War" report, Boston University scholar Neta C. Crawford provides the most comprehensive total estimate of overall U.S. war spending by totaling Defense and State Department requests from fiscal year 28500-6900.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government has spared no effort in its fight to contain the coronavirus outbreak, having taken the most comprehensive and stringent prevention and containment measures, President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Estes said the WeRecover database is the most comprehensive database of free, nonprofit and state-funded treatment programs in existence, simply because no one had set out to aggregate this particular set of information until now.
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Hey, in an age when half of Silicon Valley is eager to build a file on you composed of your various digital doings, you may as well be the one with the most comprehensive file, right?
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If he were to consider the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), one of the most comprehensive statutes in the entire U.S. Code, it would mean mass pardoning of multiple legal violations just in that statute alone.
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The most comprehensive of these personas is the six-year-long project, Roberta Breitmore Series, in which the artist enacted what she calls a "private performance," adopting the identity of a fictional woman named Roberta Breitmore.
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Thus far, the early primary season has, surprisingly, been an ideas-driven affair, with candidates racing to release the best and most comprehensive policy proposals on issues from climate change to health care to antitrust enforcement.
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One of the most comprehensive efforts, the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative, has posted images and searchable transcripts for more than 100,000 clay tablets, stone cylinders used to imprint personal seals and other objects inscribed with writing.
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Marriott co-branded credit cardsAfter a somewhat rocky rebrand rollout, Marriott's Bonvoy program is the final result of its acquisition of Starwood Preferred Guest and represents the advent of the world's most comprehensive hotel rewards program.
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Netflix made a point to acquire every title that had been released on DVD — which totaled in the hundreds at the time — so it could say it had the most comprehensive collection of DVDs out there.
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The most comprehensive version to date of the GOP's long-awaited tax plan came a little earlier than many expected Thursday morning — but not too soon for Democrats to immediately plant a flag of staunch opposition.
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In response, CHC Helicopter said it has operated in the country for almost two decades and built one of the most comprehensive training programmes, which includes pilots and engineers, of any oil and gas contractor working.
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In August, we learned from researchers at George Washington University, who conducted the most comprehensive study on the question to date, that the best estimate is that 2,975 people died as a consequence of the storm.
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Ms. Rosenberger, a former State Department official and foreign policy adviser to Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign, has been leading one of the most comprehensive efforts to track and expose foreign influence in American elections.
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Their work provides one of the most comprehensive pictures so far of who is placing political ads on the world's biggest social network and how much they are spending ahead of the midterm elections in November.
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His account was the most comprehensive challenge heard so far to the prosecution's accusation that the two journalists were detained at a routine traffic stop and found to be holding secret documents from an unknown source.
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For the most recent episode of my podcast, I Think You're Interesting, I talked with author Michael Benson, whose new book, Space Odyssey, is perhaps the most comprehensive look ever at the making of the film.
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But the budget plan is still the most comprehensive policy agenda that we can expect from the Trump administration at this point — and it shows a total lack of interest in seriously addressing the opioid epidemic.
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But "American Kingpin: The Epic Hunt for the Criminal Mastermind Behind the Silk Road," the second book from the journalist Nick Bilton, a former technology columnist at The Times, is the most comprehensive narrative thus far.
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And in a bid to prevent the world from knowing what it was doing, the regime cut access to the internet in what experts say is the most comprehensive and large-scale internet blackout ever recorded.
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"It's the most comprehensive and objective answer to the question of whether e-cigarette use is a matter of serious concern that requires government action," said Matthew Myers, President of the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids.
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Kyle Gann, Keith Potter, and Pwyll ap Siôn's "Ashgate Research Companion to Minimalist and Postminimalist Music," the most comprehensive treatment to date, covers everything from John Adams's "Harmonielehre" to the electronic drone pieces of Éliane Radigue.
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The drugmaker, working with genome pioneer Craig Venter, is launching a massive gene hunt in the most comprehensive bet yet by a pharmaceutical firm on the potential of genetic variations to unlock routes to new medicines.
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However, the two 10-year, $25 million studies - the most comprehensive assessments of health effects and exposure to radiofrequency radiation in rats and mice to date - do raise new questions about exposure to the ubiquitous devices.
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Overall, the Versa 2's fitness tracking features are the best and most comprehensive you'll find on any smartwatch, even though it doesn't have a dedicated GPS radio and relies on your phone for GPS tracking.
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Google has indeed been more likely to "show the latest and most comprehensive version of a story" in recent years, which often means that the follow-up stories to big news rank higher than the original.
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Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and National Institutes of Health, the study provides the most comprehensive look at drug use among young adults in the U.S. -CNBC's Fred Imbert contributed to this report
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Mueller's surprise strike was not just the most comprehensive account of the meddling effort so far and the first time he has laid charges relating to the core thrust of his investigation -- Russia's election meddling operation.
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The Knight Foundation survey of 210,27.192 people released on Wednesday, considered by the foundation to be the most comprehensive study ever attempted to explore why people don't vote, found that chronic nonvoters skew 25.582 percent female.
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But such a deal could avoid the enormous disruption that would result if the United States, the world's second-largest greenhouse gas emitter, walked away from the most comprehensive international agreement ever crafted on global warming.
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Jürgen Kerp from Bonn University, the project coordinator and principal investigator of the Effelsberg survey, tells Motherboard that HI4PI is the most comprehensive map of the Milky Way's hydrogen gas possible to be made from Earth.
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Playing the game in its current form, it's not always easy to see the lines—the team's research has resulted in likely the most comprehensive version of the abandoned Resident Evil game that we're likely to see.
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Why you'll love it: With a whopping 48 race tracks, 42 playable characters, and a completely overhauled Battle Mode, " Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" is by far the best and most comprehensive entry in Nintendo's iconic racing series.
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As I noted before, he passed the most comprehensive Paid Family Leave plan, giving new parents and employees with ill relatives up to 12 weeks of paid leave, and raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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Blake had early success with their inclusion in the 1991 Whitney Biennial and the Black Male show in 1994, but No Wrong Holes is significantly Blake's most comprehensive survey, and their first institutional show in Los Angeles.
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It's the most comprehensive out there at the moment, with a plethora of supported devices, from SmartThings brand sensors and switches to third-party kits from the usual smart home suspects like Philips, Belkin, Netgear, and Ecobee.
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The report authors collated the most comprehensive review of data on how common sexual harassment in academic settings is, and — surprise, surprise — they suggest science is not at all immune to a problem that plagues many industries.
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While Black Duck (acquired by Synopsys last December), Snyk and others all offer a way to detect vulnerabilities in open source code, WhiteSource's belief is that its solution is the most comprehensive on the market by comparison.
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Calling it the most comprehensive review of the market in decades, the department said the report will also look into gathering data on Treasury cash securities and whether the public would benefit from additional information about transactions.
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While this plan is one of the most comprehensive labor policies released by one of the current Democratic candidates to date, much of it is embodied in bills that progressive Democratic lawmakers have been introducing in Congress.
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It is the most comprehensive survey of Creed's work in the US to date, meaning that both indoors and outdoors, the city will be bursting with glowing text, slamming pianos, balloons, and other odes to playful minimalism.
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"Our chemical strategy will be one of the most comprehensive in the U.S. retail industry, including all Target-owned and national brand products and operations, not just formulated products," explains Jennifer Silberman, the chain's chief sustainability officer.
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The settlement was signed Thursday in San Francisco, where Uber is based and where the district attorney led a lawsuit that said Uber falsely claimed its criminal screening of would-be drivers was the most comprehensive available.
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In a comprehensive report, released this week, Amnesty International conducted more than 400 interviews on both sides of the Bangladesh-Myanmar border and documented our most comprehensive account to date of what occurred in northern Rakhine State.
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" Historian Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, whose book A History of Islam in America is one of the most comprehensive on the subject, states, "Muslims in colonial and antebellum America came from a variety of ethnic, educational, and economic backgrounds.
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I have introduced the most comprehensive climate change legislation in the history of the Senate, which, among other things, calls for a tax on carbon, massive investments... (APPLAUSE) ... in energy efficiency, wind, solar and other sustainable energy.
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She released her tax returns for the years 2007 through 2018, offering the most comprehensive look to date at the finances of a 2020 White House candidate, and has called on her rivals to do the same.
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She released her tax returns for the years 2007 through 20143, offering the most comprehensive look to date at the finances of a 2020 White House candidate, and has called on her rivals to do the same.
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WARSAW — Nearly a decade after it was first proposed, Poland's Museum of the Second World War, billed as the most comprehensive public exhibition in Europe about the greatest cataclysm of the 20th century, opened on March 23.
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But the rollout Monday of her most comprehensive platform on that problem to date, starting with a long post on Medium and continuing with her speech, came after a summer that saw her rise in the polls.
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The results from one of the most comprehensive analyses of firearm deaths reveal "a major public health problem for humanity," according to an editorial published with the study Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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To learn more about what Americans fantasize about and what it means, Justin Lehmiller, a social psychologist and research fellow at the Kinsey Institute, conducted the largest and most comprehensive study of its kind on this topic.
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Jason Furman, the chairman of the CEA, called it "our most comprehensive attempt" to quantify the effects of the healthcare law, with a particular focus on the law's role in slowing down the growth of healthcare spending.
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Jay Inslee, who made climate change the centerpiece of his presidential campaign and put out the most comprehensive policy agenda, is now out of the race, giving other candidates some room to distinguish themselves on the issue.
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"The PFAS action plan is the most comprehensive action plan for a chemical of concern ever undertaken by the agency," said Dave Ross, E.P.A.'s assistant administrator for water, in a telephone call with reporters on Thursday.
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Described as the first decriminalization bills ever in the state, and the most comprehensive decriminalization effort ever initiated in the United States, the bills expand upon recent attempts in several other states and the District of Columbia.
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" Even if "this is the most comprehensive study of interlock laws in the United States," Li said, "this one covers a much longer time period and all 50 states, and also it's much more updated than previous studies.
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One in four children, around 2.5 million, are on the brink of developing a mental health disorder, said Save the Children in the most comprehensive report of its kind to document the mental health of children in Syria.
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A new study by Sebastian Horn and Christoph Trebesch of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and Carmen Reinhart of Harvard University offers the most comprehensive picture yet of China's official credit flows (including state-owned banks).
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BEIJING, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The Chinese government has spared no effort in its fight to contain the coronavirus outbreak, having taken the most comprehensive and stringent prevention and containment measures, President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The report from the mission provides the most comprehensive portrait to date of the human cost of months of violence between Lendu pastoralists and Hema herders since December that has caused one of Africa's most serious refugee crises.
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Yet, the study is "the most comprehensive examination" of how climate change and rain will affect nitrogen runoff, says Denise Breitburg, a senior scientist at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, who did not take part in the study.
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That means keeping up with the latest programming languages, and we're happy to say that the Complete 21 Learn to Code Bundle is the most comprehensive and up to date package we've ever offered — and it's just $49.993.
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David Thomson, the author of the most comprehensive study of French jihadists who returned home after going abroad to fight, says that many of his subjects were drawn first to the Salafist doctrine of rupture with French society.
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"LevelUp's leading restaurant-facing technology and the team they have built in Boston will help Grubhub provide the most comprehensive solution for restaurants, powering everything from online demand generation to fulfillment for restaurants," Maloney said in the release.
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At 1,000 acres—comprising most of the town's northwest municipal district—the facility offers "the state's most comprehensive advanced and specialized training programs" for law enforcement, a vast stage where officers-in-training play out every disaster imaginable.
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"That kind of research would be really valuable, particularly since the Healthy Youth Act is the strongest, most comprehensive sex education act in the country," says Phyllida Burlingame, Reproductive Justice Policy Director for the ACLU of Northern California.
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This is the last addition to the most comprehensive review of a Supreme Court nominee in history, which includes extensive hearings, multiple committee interviews, over 533,2018 questions for the record and over a half million pages of documents.
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This is the last addition to the most comprehensive review of a Supreme Court nominee in history, which includes extensive hearings, multiple committee interviews, over 22018,251 questions for the record and over a half million pages of documents.
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Jayapal's legislation is the most comprehensive to date, including all primary care, hospital and outpatient services, prescription drugs, dental, vision, women's reproductive services, maternity and newborn care, mental health, long-term services and supports for people with disabilities.
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A new report, the W.H.O.'s most comprehensive analysis so far of outdoor air quality worldwide, also said about three million deaths a year — mostly from cardiovascular, pulmonary and other noncommunicable diseases — were linked to outdoor air pollution.
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People with violent crimes in their past—even their distant past—do not qualify for inclusion in most "comprehensive" reform discussions or proposed statutes that attempt to ease prison populations because of the serious natures of their crimes.
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The report by the Congo Research Group (CRG) at New York University is the most comprehensive to date on the killings of more than 800 people and the first to offer a definite theory of the perpetrators' motives.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The most comprehensive elephant genome study ever conducted, covering seven living and extinct species, is offering some surprises about the family tree of the world's largest land animal while also settling a debate about Africa's elephants.
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Law enforcement around the country have had varying degrees of success in trying to access evidence from locked iPhones seized from criminal suspects, Motherboard has learned as part of the most comprehensive analysis yet of iPhone search warrants.
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"SoundBetter offers the most comprehensive global marketplace for music and audio production professionals for hire in the world along with a member community spanning 176 countries and 14,000 cities worldwide," said SoundBetter Co-Founder and CEO Shachar Gilad.
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The result was the most comprehensive assessment of the American voting system since George W. Bush versus Al Gore in 2000 — and the discovery of a litany of vulnerabilities that, years later, some officials still describe as shocking.
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The attorney general said it was the most comprehensive report on Catholic clergy sex abuse in American history, nearly two decades after an expose of widespread abuse and cover-up in Boston that rocked the Roman Catholic church.
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European bison, also known as wisent, are listed as vulnerable, or at risk of extinction, by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, whose Red List is the world's most comprehensive inventory of threatened plant and animal species.
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I have been asked by the president to adjudicate in these matters which affect the West Asia Zone during the present challenging times and I will carry out those duties by ensuring this is a most comprehensive investigation.
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