My coffee grinder is my most consistently prized nonwork gadget.
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Women over 230 who used the ring most consistently fared better.
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And the music that most consistently inspires me is the blues.
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Antonio Brown is perhaps the N.F.L.'s most consistently brilliant wide receiver.
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Which is the most consistently surprising and exciting thing about Three Kingdoms.
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Reckoning with a newfound queerness is perhaps season three's most consistently explored theme.
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Trump's cleanliness and formality are, arguably, the most consistently funny things about him.
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Indeed, Trump is the most consistently unpopular president in the history of polling.
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It's the strange humor of the show that is gripping me most consistently.
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Now she only uses two over-the-counter products that most consistently produce results.
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His art and music are the most consistently positive rehabilitative aspects of his life.
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"It's usually really well designed, but it's the most consistently working robot" that wins.
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The most consistently disappointing and distracting Iron Fist element is its flat, repetitive writing.
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Like the Venetians, the painters who adopted cochineal most consistently worked in port cities.
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They made one of the most consistently delicious chocolate chip cookies in the Bay Area.
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ABRA—the self-styled Darkwave Duchess—is one of alt-pop's most consistently fascinating voices.
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The issues that we hear from our members most consistently relate to access to spectrum.
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Truth: The best time for a workout is whatever time allows you to exercise most consistently.
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Those who were most consistently liberal across both dimensions were the biggest boosters of liberal democracy.
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Warren is the Democratic incumbent in one of the most consistently Democratic states in the Union.
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No answer for the question that has dogged her most consistently since she entered political life.
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The same general pattern was evident even among blue-collar whites, the most consistently conservative group.
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"Ultimately, it's about following whichever approach you enjoy and can follow most consistently," says St. Pierre.
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Unprovoked, every studio teacher mentioned the parents, typically as the most consistently difficult part of their jobs.
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Among women who used the ring most consistently (mostly older women), the risk was cut by 75%.
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Trump and Cruz didn't just speak the most — they spoke the most consistently, dominating the entire event.
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In the end, it was Molinari who played the most consistently, making five birdies and 13 pars.
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Over the past two years, he's been one of the most consistently unpopular presidents in American history.
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Because of this, horror films are one of the most consistently performing genre of all time, Dergarabedian said.
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For my money, Brian Evenson is one of the most consistently vital and unnerving voices in writing today.
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"Medicare premiums [for parts B and D] are the most consistently withheld payments on Social Security," said Stanzak.
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Ah, lawn boy, one of the most consistently satisfying memes to come out of Trump's time in office.
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Tenuous Bluetooth connections are the problem that has most consistently plagued the first generation of truly wireless earbuds.
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Yet former Vice President Joe Biden remains the heavy favorite in early polls, followed most consistently by Sen.
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Under the direction of Marla C. Berns, it's one of the most consistently interesting art spaces in town.
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Yet the most consistently good and distinctive reds I've had from the Finger Lakes have been cabernet francs.
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"Rather, our goal is to drive our advertising spend to create the most consistently positive reflection of our brand."
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Batman remains one of the most consistently popular superheroes at the box office, and Joker remains his chief nemesis.
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The fearless Valery Tscheplanowa gives the most consistently exciting performance in a variety of roles, including Margarete and Nana.
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But that might be why Naughty Dog has made some of the most consistently compelling games for decades now.
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Mr. Harper was of the most consistently exciting tenor saxophonists to emerge in the late 1960s and early '70s.
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Room co-star and human BB-8 Jacob Tremblay has been the most consistently delightful parts of this awards season.
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And I nurtured a starter that has given me the most consistently excellent sourdough pancakes and waffles of my life.
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Perhaps the most consistently ferocious opposition to the BCRA has been mounted by a national disability rights organization called ADAPT.
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The thing that liberals find most consistently horrifying and disgusting about Trump's candidacy is its overt racism, xenophobia, and Islamophobia.
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This highlights the most consistently polluted regions but obscures seasonal or short-term pollution spikes, like those surrounding California's wildfires.
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That goes double for immigration, the legislative issue on which Democrats have most consistently hammered Trump for being an aberrational horror.
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Zahn now resides in Berlin, where he is one of the most consistently working DJs and producers you're likely to encounter.
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One of the most consistently underrated players in the league, he has a chance to shine in a big match-up.
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And the most consistently recognized person attached to the movie is Mahershala Ali, now a two-time Best Supporting Actor winner.
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But the funding source was most consistently highlighted was raising the federal gasoline tax or at least indexing it to inflation.
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Trump is the most consistently unpopular president in recent American history, and is underwater in the polls in key primary states.
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Me neither, and we're missing out, because apparently, Baron is one of the most consistently underrated novelists of World War Two.
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He's good, sure, but not quite scaled the heights you'd expect of one of the world's most consistently highest paid DJs.
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That said, the 34-year-old Californian has established himself as one of the most consistently exciting fighters on the roster.
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Pikiell has built Stony Brook into one of the most consistently good mid-major programs since he took over in 2005.
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In "Whitetail Deer Hunter" he is all about that, and as such, he's the most consistently engaging feature of the movie.
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It's among this book's most consistently underscored points that it should be illegal everywhere to buy or sell blood or plasma.
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The chance to see two of contemporary pop's most consistently genre-defining artists at their peak is not to be missed.metlifestadium.
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The nearly one-quarter of whites who are the most consistently anti-immigrant gave Trump a margin of over 22019 points.
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Capitalism rules most consistently with older Americans, with their support actually trending up to 60% in 2018, over the last decade.
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The financials sector has most consistently outperformed the rest of the market after a Fed rate cut since 1990, according to Kensho.
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They're believed to be one of the most consistently powerful gems, to the point that they don't need to be charged — ever.
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"REITs and Utilities appear to have the most consistently positive residual return correlations with bonds in the post crisis era," Wilson said.
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From your role as an advocate now, what do you think people are most consistently shocked by about the health food industry?
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In the case of Carlos Condit, one of MMA's most consistently spectacular fighters, the moral to all this option-weighing is simple.
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Even fuller disclosure: I'm a bogey golfer, an incredibly average player with one of the most consistently boring scorecards you'll ever see.
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There's a new group piece that he has choreographed for his company, A.I.M., one of the most consistently excellent troupes working today.
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" — Jennifer Palmieri "Klobuchar has had the most consistently solid debate performances that have consistently failed to move her into the top tier.
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Instead, it usually hovered within the turquoise-blue (relaxed-lovable) range — most consistently during my morning coffee, when my hands were notably warm.
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Baron's bullish views about Tesla can help explain why some of the most consistently negative voices on Musk's company come from auto executives.
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However, this research paper argues that the trait that most consistently appears among people that identify as "alt-right" is support for Trump.
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He has aligned most consistently with Thomas, and a slightly lesser extent with Justice Samuel Alito, on the most controversial disputes so far.
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The entwined crises of housing affordability and homelessness, decades in the making, have been the most consistently vexing to the de Blasio administration.
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Volvo continues to knock it out of the park with comfort, too, delivering some of the most consistently comfortable seats for long journeys.
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Meanwhile, though "BlacKkKlansman" and "A Star Is Born" have notched no major wins, they were by far the most consistently nominated by guilds.
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The capabilities and the price have gone up every year, but it's always been one of the most consistently well reviewed cameras out there.
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Thankfully, all churn out some of the most consistently satisfying cups of caffeine in the city, which is why the company continues to expand.
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That it's the most consistently inquired about thing in my apartment, however, goes to show luxury can sometimes take on the most simple forms.
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But in conversations with more than a dozen self-identified lambs, it was her songwriting that was most consistently cited as her defining feature.
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"Our findings support the current recommendation, as caffeine intakes higher than 200 mg/day was most consistently associated with (excess) child growth," she said.
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The Kurds have been the most consistently effective local ground force against the Islamic State, drawing competing support from Russia and the United States.
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Chipmakers Intel and Micron rose by around 0.7 percent while one of this week's most consistently traded stocks, Advanced Micro Devices, rose 1.7 percent.
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It turns out that a rapid increase in blood alcohol concentration is most consistently associated with the likelihood of a blackout, according to research.
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So far, researchers have mostly just focused on degeneration/regeneration in parts of the brain where those processes occur the most consistently across patients.
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Despite a good deal of turnover over the years, Suicidal Tendencies has unassumingly boasted the most consistently diverse lineup in heavy music, bar none.
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And 16 of the judges who most consistently gave a boost to their own country's skaters will be in Pyeongchang this week, deciding Olympic history.
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Pramila Jayapal, one of the most consistently progressive voices in Congress, revealed in a New York Times op-ed Thursday that she had an abortion.
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These people blame black voters when their candidate or their cause fails, even though black voters are the most consistently loyal Democrats in this country.
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One of the NBA's most consistently impossible-to-stop offensive sequences right now comes the moment after Griffin rips a defensive rebound off the glass.
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The Apes franchise might be the most consistently strong blockbuster series on the big screen right now, with ideas in its head and careful storytelling.
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My space has most consistently been a viewpoint—the top of Topanga Outlook—so I can listen to the ironic noise of a quiet place.
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Warren is running by far the best campaign, with a clear message that echoes the most consistently successful Democratic strategy of the last century: populism.
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A recent report by Politico detailed a blowup that Mr. Epshteyn had with Fox News, the cable network that most consistently defends the president's agenda.
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It signalled a change in the band's trajectory, from an overly earnest pop punk trio to the genre's most consistently heavy and progressive crossover band.
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In K-12, the most promising applications of technology have been found most consistently in private and charter schools — freed from the strictures of teachers unions.
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Given Lawler and Cerrone's reputations as two of the most consistently entertaining fighters in MMA, news of their planned collision generated immeasurable excitement among the fans.
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Rep. Pramila Jayapal, one of the most consistently progressive voices in Congress, revealed in a New York Times op-ed Thursday that she had an abortion.
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Novelist Tom Perrotta's books have become one of our most consistently enjoyable dissections of a very specific sort of America — upper-class, wryly comic, and white.
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NBC's Lester Holt, CBS's John Dickerson, Fox News's Chris Wallace, CNN's Jake Tapper and ABC's Jonathan Karl are the names most consistently mentioned as likely moderators.
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The second-placed Liberal Democrats, Britain's most consistently pro-European party, won 11,611 votes, significantly increasing their vote share to 30 percent, according to official results.
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The oft-injured Juan Martín del Potro had his most consistently successful season in nine years, only to fracture his right kneecap in Shanghai in October.
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Rubio and Cruz are the two candidates most consistently registering double-digits in polls there, with Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and John Kasich clustered just behind them.
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"One of the most consistently said things by people around the world is, 'Oh, I can do all the things in one place,'" he says of Airtime.
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Yet in all honesty, it was in Nafplio, my everyday base for these excursions across the Peloponnese, that I heard most consistently the whisper of the past.
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Health care is perhaps the area most consistently recognized as ripe for state-based policy innovation, in keeping with the ideal of states as laboratories of democracy.
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Indeed, the Korean Zombie's status as one of MMA's most consistently-entertaining fighters means that he matches up well with many of the featherweight division's top players.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee, one of the most consistently bullish and correct strategists during this seven-year bull market, is now worried the market will trade down next month.
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The Utilities Select Sector SPDR XLU was the most consistently positive of the group, trading positively 71 percent of the time with an average gain of 1.4 percent.
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This kind of twisty plotting, with hastily abandoned story threads and seemingly little sense of direction, has been one of the most consistently infuriating things about the show.
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A more fraught portion of the speech came when Trump discussed immigration, a cornerstone of his agenda and one of the most consistently divisive topics on Capitol Hill.
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So as West is one of this generation's most consistently fascinating musicians, the idea that he could advance (or has already) is one that should merit serious consideration.
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Located at the very tip of the Aleutian Islands, Pavlof Volcano is one of the most consistently active volcanoes in the region, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory.
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Regardless of your feelings on the controversy, it's almost impossible to deny that Alaska was the most consistently brilliant performer this season and wholly deserving of the crown.
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To turn briefly to non-surprises: The Post scored the most consistently across the top drama categories: best picture, actress (Meryl Streep), actor (Tom Hanks) and director (Spielberg).
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Zemdegs holds numerous cubing records, but he is best known as the most consistently swift solver of the 3 by 3: the canonical three-layered, Mondrian-colored cube.
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And as one of the best-funded and most consistently conservative candidates in the race, Cruz has as good a chance of becoming the Trump alternative as anyone.
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The AFC championship will see one of the league's most consistently high-performing teams, the Kansas City Chiefs, take on the post-season's surprise story, the Tennessee Titans.
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The party has been the most consistently powerful force in Tunisian politics since the revolution, playing a major part in successive governments and coming first in several elections.
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Wells Fargo, Progressive and Moody's were the most consistently positive, trading higher 77 percent of the time, returning average returns of 2 percent, 1.9 percent and 2 percent respectively.
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No matter how dynamic a pastor or reverend delivers their message at the closing of a service, it's the choir that most consistently lifts the spirits of the congregation.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Silicon Valley's most consistently successful old-guard venture firm now makes the majority of its investments outside the United States.
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He was also the court's most consistently eloquent voice in support of the equal rights of gays and lesbians, writing every landmark opinion on the issue for 20 years.
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Most online video creators are not exclusive to any platform, but the biggest stars publish most consistently on YouTube because its ad revenue-sharing typically provides the biggest payouts.
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Suffice to say, Grace & Frankie Season 6 nails what could have been a gimmicky play, further cementing their role as one of the most consistently excellent series on Netflix.
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And finally, the Dow tends to fare the best, up about 10.3 percent in the following twelve months and the most consistently positive, higher 78 percent of the time.
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The Royal Court, to its credit, remains the London playhouse that most consistently broadens a perspective on our world, as its concurrent offerings bear out, albeit to mixed results.
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But when we splice the numbers, we can see that Sanders didn't just speak the most — he spoke most consistently during the whole debate, with the most frequent interventions.
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And unfortunately, he's up against not just an explosive and unpredictable firecracker of a character in McEnroe, but also one of the most consistently interesting performers working today in LaBeouf.
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Yet while most states are now effectively one-party states for five elections running, the last five elections have been among the most consistently close five elections in US history.
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Despite the visual trickery, the most consistently memorable aspect of Lucy in the Sky is Natalie Portman, who gives a terrific performance as she's floating out there on her own.
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Exxon is one of the largest and most consistently profitable corporations in the world, and will continue to be as long as fossil fuels are a dominant source of energy.
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Over the last two decades, Coach and Director of Athletics Rob Morris has shaped the Big Red team as one of the most consistently successful football programs in New England.
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An excellent twist in the story of one of rock's most consistently inventive bands, it's all but guaranteed to make for a thrilling show at the Garden at 8 p.m.
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DuVernay has been one of the most consistently outspoken critics of diversity in Hollywood and one of those leading by example in the moves she's been making around the industry.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM Bruckner Orchester Linz; Dennis Russell Davies, conductor (Orange Mountain) To my ear, Mr. Glass has been most consistently rewarding over the past decade as a symphonist.
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Perhaps inspired/alarmed by his title's dystopian resonance, the infamously silly Detroit rapper presents his most consistently thrilling album, rampaging through an imagined hedonistic-fantastical landscape with suitably hyperactive desperation.
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It's a different case for sitting watching TV, the type of sitting most consistently linked with long-term health risks such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease and an early death.
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Of the four of us in Hit Bargain, LA probably sucks the most consistently for me on a daily basis because I don't have a car or a significant other here.
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Ennahda has been the most consistently powerful force in Tunisian politics since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy, playing a major part in successive governments and coming first in several elections.
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The most consistently dramatic music of the band's career The bulk of that drama is generated by Jonny Greenwood's arrangement, much of it brought to life by the London Contemporary Orchestra.
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There's no question that Atlantic still sees him as an ascendent star, and maybe, hopefully, that's in the cards for one of the era's most consistently excellent, most ruthlessly uncompromised rappers.
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The idea was widely ridiculed, but asking customers to contemplate the most consistently radioactive topic in American society while savoring their preferred combinations of soy, mocha, and caramel was certainly noteworthy.
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Tim Duncan and David Robinson adopted the same nickname several years later when they turned the San Antonio Spurs into one of the league's most consistently excellent teams, winning two titles.
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An excellent new twist in the story of one of rock's most consistently inventive bands, it's all but guaranteed to make for a thrilling show at the Garden on Tuesday night.
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In the Lancet paper, for example, cancer survival rates were the most consistently high in the world's wealthiest countries, including the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden.
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Around the same time, the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation in Basel began acquiring Mr. Nauman's work and has continued to do so, making him the most consistently collected artist in its collection.
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The Anaheim Ducks have been one of the most consistently successful teams of the past five years, but they have not reached the Cup finals since winning the championship in 2007.
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Head to the Little Haiti neighborhood, the new ground zero for Miami's most consistently impressive galleries — many of which were priced out of Wynwood as it morphed into an entertainment enclave.
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It was a dark time for MMA, as Jung stood out as not only one of the best featherweights on earth, but one of the most consistently exciting fighters in the game.
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He is not yet the most consistently gripping lyricist, despite being an agile and entertaining rapper, but this project has found him focusing in on a sound that hints at massive potential.
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Although the growing size of supergiant rounds may be impressive due to sheer size alone, it's actually middle-of-the-road rounds that have grown the most consistently over the past decade.
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Ms. Nancherla has perfected a soft-spoken, thoughtful absurdism that sets her apart, while Mr. Gondelman, a self-deprecating storyteller, is one of the most consistently witty stand-ups in the city.
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Though KeepSolid doesn't allow ad blocking, it's one of the most consistently affordable VPNs out there and offers many of the features you'll want: browser extensions, specialized servers, P2P networking, and more.
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Ms. von Otter, though she has had vocal troubles over the years and sounded a bit frail at times, was perhaps the most consistently successful in standing up to Mahler's challenging orchestrations.
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"Among the three types of sleep problems - duration, regularity and timing as a morning lark or night owl - sleep regularity was the most consistently and strongly associated with health," Lunsford-Avery said.
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The party has been the most consistently powerful force in Tunisian politics since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy, playing a major part in successive governments and coming first in several elections.
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Still, the absence of Ms. Kelly, who became the target of vitriolic criticism from Mr. Trump, removes the Fox News anchor who had most consistently challenged the president-elect during the campaign.
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That the show manages to pull off cutting social commentary while remaining one of the most consistently funny shows on prime-time TV is a testament to the strong vision behind it.
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Though Tom otherwise takes a back seat in "Austerlitz," I'd be remiss not to mention that his rapport with cousin Greg (Nicholas Braun) is the most consistently funny part of the show.
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One of our most consistently popular deals, 23andMe's DNA analysis takes $20 off the original price of $99 and can help you and your family pinpoint where in the world you're all from.
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Image: AppleApple has just updated its line of MacBook Pro laptops, putting in new, current-generation CPUs and a new key switch mechanism that might have fixed the laptop's most consistently annoying problem.
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His trade protectionism likely turned off the most consistently pro-free market members, as did his rhetoric on drug prices, and while most Republicans share his restrictionist attitude on immigration, many do not.
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If you told me an old episode of How I Met Your Mother fell into that kind of shaming trap I would believe you — not one of Showtime's most consistently thought-provoking dramedies.
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Some of John Kasich's chosen delegates attempted to defend their man to a room full of Trump supporters, pointing to polls that show Kasich as the Republican who most consistently beats Hillary Clinton.
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The most consistently charming part of Carpool Karaoke is watching celebrities act like normals who are stuck in traffic, and Madonna's oeuvre is perfect for some good old-fashioned road trip sing-alongs.
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These most common tasks may be simply because the products are still somewhat limited in their capabilities, but could also be because they are the ones that work the best and most consistently.
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"Loewe, look six," Tim Blanks, the fashion editor at large for The Business of Fashion, wrote in an email when asked to name the design object he dreamed about most consistently in 2019.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Tucked behind Oxford Street, perhaps the most consistently rammed of tourist spots in London, is a trove of applied arts and paintings that hardly anyone knows about.
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The NFL's most consistently run first offense over the last few seasons had a brutal first game of the post-Marshawn Lynch era; Christine Michael and Thomas Rawls averaged just 3.6 yards per carry.
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Apart from the digestive system, our skin is the part of the body that most consistently comes into contact with the outside world, and, since it's porous, it absorbs whatever you put on it.
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Though his provocations have premiered at Cannes and Toronto, Noé's most consistently receptive audience is your fake deep, dab-smoking college suitemate, for whom the films are something of an on-screen bro mitzvah.
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Dazzling Rod Dig around in a hut on the outskirts of Tanaan Jungle's Ironhold Harbor and you'll find the Dazzling Rod, which is easily one of the most consistently enjoyable toys in the game.
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This struck me the most profoundly and the most consistently about the CONTACT festival: the human body is present and in its very presence makes demands on, flirts with, beckons, and implicates the viewer.
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" Zane Lowe, a host of Beats 22013, Apple's radio station, described XL to me as "the most consistently tasteful label," and he praised Russell's unmatched "ability to work with strong artists of strong opinions.
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Research by King-wa Fu at the University of Hong Kong showed that an image of Winnie-the-Pooh was one of the most consistently censored items on Chinese social media sites in 2015.
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"Sexual misconduct is the issue most consistently discussed on campus," University of Rochester's Wil Aiken tells Axios, especially after allegations against a professor eventually led to the resignation of the school's president in 2018.
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Yahoo Mail said that photo themes — the ability to add new backgrounds behind the actual interface of the otherwise relatively vanilla mail service — have been one of the most consistently requested features for the product.
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Easily the most consistently inventive pop release since Carly Rae Jepsen's genre-defying E·MO·TION, RINA is an album which revels in its references, with nods towards acts as diverse as Britney Spears and the Cardigans.
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Consciously or not, Mr. Trump's campaign echoes the style of Andrew Jackson, and the states where Mr. Trump is strongest are the ones that most consistently favored Jackson during his three runs for the White House.
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When the numbers were broken down by age, researchers found that the monthly ring blocked more than half of HIV infections among HIV-negative women over the age of 21 who used the ring most consistently.
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The #1 Most Popular Motherboard Post of 2016Watch This Guy Turn on a 20,93 Watt Light BulbVideo posts are the most consistently popular format on Motherboard, so this one going wild doesn't come as a shock.
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One of the most consistently wonderful series on Bon Appétit's YouTube channel is "Back-to-Back Chef," in which celebrities try to keep up with food director Carla Lalli Music as they make the same recipe.
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After weeks of teasing the most consistently sumptuous visuals any artist has released this year, Janelle Monáe today released her album Dirty Computer and its accompanying 48-minute movie, which she's very smartly dubbed an 'Emotion Picture.
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Since 13, it has been the most consistently positive sector from May through October, according to a CNBC analysis of Kensho, a machine-learning tool used by Wall Street banks and hedge funds to analyze trading scenarios.
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Earlier this year, my colleague Chaim Gartenberg noted that the show has "quietly become one of the most consistently entertaining shows on TV," using a diverse cast to deal with serious issues like trauma and sexual assault.
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Despite the dark cloud that hung over him in the Strikeforce days, Lawler has established himself as one of the most consistently exciting fighters in the game; a barbarian who thrives when he's down on the scorecards.
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For the past five seasons, the Cavaliers and the Wildcats have been arguably the nation's most consistently successful programs, even if they are often overshadowed by Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, and other more tradition-laden schools.
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Jojo, thirteen, the most consistently perceptive of the novel's trio of first-person narrators—a group that also includes his mother and a child who died decades before—is, like Esch, a laconic, prematurely self-sufficient kid.
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An analysis from The Washington Post found that while mentions of several 2020 candidates spiked after their presidential announcements, Warren and Ocasio-Cortez were the two most consistently mentioned politicians on the network, followed closely by Sen.
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This is easy enough in the case of immigration because the issue of migration, the movement of peoples, and care for those away from their homes is one of the most consistently treated topics in the Bible.
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Scotland, whose last top-half finish was when it won the final Five Nations championship in 1999, has been the most consistently attractive team this season, but continues to find ways to lose matches it might win.
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The Carolina Panthers, too, are swaggering and precise and alight with self-belief; their quarterback is the most consistently astonishing player in the sport, and exists not so much outside the seething NFL discourse as above it.
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Ivan Fischer and his incomparable Hungarian forces are the first visitors in a strong week of touring orchestras passing through New York, and they are surely one of the finest and most consistently interesting teams operating today.
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He's certainly still capable of competing at the highest level, and as one of the game's most consistently exciting fighters, it would be to the benefit of every fight fan on earth if he kept at it.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF source: StockStreamOne of the most consistently entertaining features of the video game streaming platform Twitch is the series of "Twitch Plays" videos that allow users to work together to beat a game.
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Before Cruz came on stage here in Davenport, a video montage featured conservative radio heavyweights trumpeting the Texas Senator's bona fides: "Ted Cruz is the most conservative candidate running, the most consistently conservative candidate running," Mark Levin said.
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Seasons: 2Episodes: 16The second season of "The Kominsky Method" premiered last month with little fanfare, but this series (created by "King of Sitcoms" Chuck Lorre) is one of the most consistently pleasant shows on Netflix at the moment.
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Jones has helped promote everything from experimental poetry to runaway best-sellers, like Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give, but what she does most consistently is work to amplify the kind of writing that hasn't traditionally been prioritized.
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Convivial and Tail Up Goat are among the more interesting additions, but the most consistently excellent restaurant to open within the last five years feels refreshingly un-This Town: the Red Hen (dinner for two without wine, $75).
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Among the candidates in this year's election, Mr. Duterte most consistently advocated for an approach similar to the pre-Aquino days, favoring bilateral negotiations and joint development, said Malcolm Cook, a senior fellow at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute.
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As it worked out, Ms. Pelosi, one of the most consistently and unfairly maligned politicians of our time, will now become the first congressperson to regain the speakership of the House since Sam Rayburn did it back in 1955.
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As more subscription-based streaming services (Disney Plus, HBO Max), advertising-based streaming services (Pluto TV), and free video apps (TikTok) enter the market, competing with each other comes down to who can capture people's attention the most consistently.
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Sequoia has been one of the most consistently successful successful venture firms in Silicon Valley since its founding in 1972, with early investments in companies such as Apple, Google, Oracle, Yahoo, PayPal, LinkedIn, Instagram and WhatsApp, among many others.
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Dorothy also butts in on the action, proving she's the series' most consistently entertaining character, as she quickly pivots from panicking that her daughter is going to get killed while playing hero, to seeing a financial opportunity in action figures.
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As the star of fall TV's biggest — and most consistently surprising — breakout hit, Chrissy Metz has to hang on to a lot of closely guarded secrets, but the actress did divulge a few details about forthcoming episodes of the twisty tearjerker.
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Meanwhile, the show continues to be one of the best and most consistently hilarious comedies on TV. —TP Sometimes wallowing is the best way to deal with a broken heart, and this tearjerking movie musical is a great place to start.
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Between new releases and neo-classics I finally got around to reading (*cough* American Gods *cough*), not to mention the WIRED Book Club, the year remains the most consistently pleasant span on my otherwise dusty and shame-ridden Goodreads page.
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"The Midwest is the most consistently competitive region of the United States, and it oscillates between the two parties," Kyle Kondik, who follows elections at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics and wrote a book on Ohio politics, told me.
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But over the last three games, he has been one of the most consistently productive fantasy quarterbacks, averaging 22.1 F.P.P.G. Over the past two games, he has 223.9 passing yards with a 280 percent completion rating, four touchdowns and zero turnovers.
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Despite all of the public hue and cry about how "tough" the Trump administration's immigration positions supposedly are – the Trump administration is the party in all of these cases that is most consistently reliant on the text of the immigration statutes.
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Pricing in the channel is unstable, and demand-based because inventory is finite; effective CPMs for host read, embedded mid-roll advertisements — by far, the most consistently performing ad unit for customer acquisition in the space — vary from $10 to $100.
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IRL streaming – meaning, watching creators "in real life" going about their day, vlogging, or participating in other activities, for example – is now one of the site's most consistently growing categories, with 41 million more hours watched in Q3 2018 than in Q1.
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Following the watershed one-two punch in 2008 of Iron Man (announcing the primacy of Marvel Studios) and The Dark Knight (confirming the genre's artistic merits as well as commercial might), superhero movies have grown into the decade's most consistently successful cinematic genre.
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"Firms with the most consistently positive EPS revisions from 2011 to 2016 bought back more stock and reduced share count by more than the usual S&P 500 company, expanded margins and had more positive sales revisions than the typical firm," said Kostin.
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Punk is one of them, but some of the most consistently high-selling music on the site is video game soundtrack music, like the one for the game Undertale; or the ambient hipster kitsch of about five years ago known as vaporwave.
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School: WashingtonYear(s): 2013-17Position: Point guardStats: 25.6 PPG, 4.3 RPG, 3.7 APGOne of the most consistently prolific scorers in college basketball history, Kelsey Plum arrived at Washington and poured in 20.9 points per game in her first season with the Huskies.
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" Another high-profile Sanders supporter who was in attendance, Cornel West, described the Vermont senator as "the most consistently progressive one out there," suggesting that some would-be 2020 candidates have adopted Sanders' words, but maintained ties to Wall Street and "militarism.
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It's cash only, the two drink minimum is aggressively enforced, the bathrooms look like Silent Hill, and the bar staff are among the rudest in LA (possibly the world), but it somehow manages to be one of the most consistently fun bars in the city.
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On Sunday, the Sounders, who have been one of the most consistently successful franchises since joining the league, beat Toronto F.C., 3-1, at CenturyLink Field and finally got a chance to celebrate a title on their home turf, in front of their fans.
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To that end, the Stoke Newington branch of Sutton & Sons, who are one of the most consistently great fish & chip shops in London, agreed to let me deep-fry an Easter egg because really that is the logical conclusion this article has been rushing toward.
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By 1973, after a successful decade, he had grown more interested in his antique cars, sailing and his farm in Majorca than in "the incessant detail of running New York's most consistently pleasing French restaurant," the restaurant critic Gael Greene wrote in New York magazine.
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Carol has been one of the most consistently compelling characters on The Walking Dead for several seasons now, thanks in large part to Melissa McBride's nuanced performance, and she got a welcome chance to shine this week, proving that some of the most effective comedy is nonverbal.
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After one solid episode and one legitimately good one, the show took two steps back with episode 711, "Hostiles and Calamities" — although for an installment focused on the show's most consistently irritating character, I guess it's remarkable that the hour wasn't as calamitous as it could've been.
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Though 22013 has only barely hit the halfway point, it's clear this is one of the most consistently thrill-inducing years for new music in a long time—and not just for the big-name, big-hype records that tend to monopolize the pop-culture conversation.
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The lesson to take away from this is not that all the things the New York Times and Washington Post (the two outlets whose reporting on the Trump beat has been most consistently reliable) write might happen in the Trump administration are definitely going to happen.
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From their perch high up in the tower of Riverside Church, the Locrian Chamber Players continue to present one of the most consistently interesting new-music series — and when they say new, they mean it: Only works written in the past 10 years make the cut.
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As part of Mr. Trump's move to chip away at the enormous federal deficit by cutting money already allocated by Congress — the "rescissions" battle — he has proposed slashing support for the Children's Health Insurance Program, one of the most consistently popular federal programs since its creation in 1997.
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Since the news first broke three years ago this month that as many as 85033 veterans died while waiting for access to medical care at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), one of the first, and most consistently, uttered words from lawmakers has been the need for accountability.
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The monochrome Logan Noir, with an aesthetic that really has nothing to do with genre, is just a gimmick that lets Mangold and Marvel engage and indulge a fan base already willing to feel nostalgic for Jackman's career-defining role, and for the superhero movie genre's most consistently beloved character.
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The call for the free exchange of ideas at all costs isn't persuasive to many college students today who recognize that when markets are unregulated, real pollution, and sometimes lasting damage, occurs -- and that historically it's groups that have been vulnerable who are most consistently wounded by hate speech (and worse).
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There are a lot of fantasy shows on TV these days, led by Game of Thrones, and while HBO's epic of drama and dragons hogs the spotlight, Syfy's The Magicians has quietly become one of the most consistently entertaining shows on TV. The Magicians returns for its third season on Wednesday, January 10th.
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But two years later, Democrats suddenly looked strong in the Midwest: "The Midwest is the most consistently competitive region of the United States, and it oscillates between the two parties," Kyle Kondik, who follows elections at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics and wrote a book on Ohio politics, told me.
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In fact, the only group of immigrants that Trump has praised most consistently has been a group of unauthorized immigrants — the "DREAMers," or unauthorized immigrants who grew up in the United States, who the president has called "terrific people" and promised to treat with "heart" even while winding down the program that allowed them to stay and work in the US without fear of deportation.
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Looking at ASCO meetings since 2011, and a lengthy list of presenting companies with market values of at least $1 billion from a JPMorgan research note, here's what we found: The most consistently positive performers out of ASCO are Seattle Genetics, Regeneron, Ariad, Ionis Pharmaceuticals and Halozyme Therapeutics, which traded up at least four years out of the last five (or 80 percent of the time).
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But I have not often heard a discussion about equivalent problems with the sort of praise that successful women tend to receive, which can be equally confining — about the frustrations of female artists, for example, whose work is most consistently referred to as "lovely," as if its beauty were its most worthy attribute, leaving its potentially more threatening aspects — its originality or strength — unrecognized or ignored.
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The Raptors (59-23) seem to have left behind the second-half collapses of the team's past and appear to be the most consistently formidable team in the East, but when you are a franchise that has not won Game 1 of a playoff series since the Eastern Conference semifinals in 2001, getting over that hump could mean the difference between a nice long run and another early exit.
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