He's always been the most enthusiastic venture capitalist I know.
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Sessions was one of Trump's earliest and most enthusiastic supporters.
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This lineup will test even the most enthusiastic Briton's patience.
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The most enthusiastic stripper of all in the Gulf is Qatar.
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Biden does not attract the biggest or the most enthusiastic crowds.
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In 2014 business leaders were among Mr Modi's most enthusiastic supporters.
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In general, he's preferred to play to his most enthusiastic fans.
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Some partners always rank lower, their most enthusiastic is at 8.
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The results can distress even the most enthusiastic advocates of stakeholder capitalism.
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He shimmies more vigorously than even the most enthusiastic musical theater kid.
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That's thanks to our dubious distinction as the world's most enthusiastic jailer.
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This cuts against Sanders's claim that he's attracting the most enthusiastic followers.
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It's a nice way to say thanks to our most enthusiastic customers.
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I took a tap dance class and am a most enthusiastic amateur.
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Kyle may be the most enthusiastic D-League player we've ever had.
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That idea would horrify the eurosceptics who are among Johnson's most enthusiastic supporters.
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Sanders has the firmest and most enthusiastic base of support in New Hampshire.
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The most enthusiastic owners, who take a libertarian position, tend to be white.
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Some of them, like Nunes, are among his most enthusiastic defenders in Congress.
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Worse, his most enthusiastic supporters treat that kind of transactional politicking with contempt.
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The ACA's most enthusiastic proponents had higher aspirations for the marketplaces than that.
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He has picked the Senate's most enthusiastic deporter, Jeff Sessions, as his attorney-general.
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She more than anyone is the most enthusiastic evangelist and protector of Brown's brand.
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Among the prime-time speakers, it was Christie who received the most enthusiastic response.
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In October, they hit us with the most enthusiastic pogo-bot, no tethers attached.
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Tupelo producers are among the food world's toughest negotiators and most enthusiastic trash talkers.
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In the U.S., Eurovision has found perhaps its most enthusiastic audience among gay men.
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They expect that the senator's most enthusiastic backers will stick around school to participate.
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This approach also resonates with one of his most enthusiastic customer bases: gun guys.
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Voters who are the most enthusiastic about voting lean more heavily towards Democrats as well.
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It is probably the world's most enthusiastic investor in renewable energy, mainly wind and sun.
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His reaction was the most enthusiastic -- and maybe a little booze-fueled -- we've seen yet.
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They portray our industries as "destroyers" of forestland, instead of as its most enthusiastic stewards.
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Among the most enthusiastic adopters of the new paternity testing were federal and state governments.
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Aman just started doing the same for its most enthusiastic Amanjunkies, as its fans are called.
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The World Bank has long been one of the most enthusiastic proponents of skills training programs.
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He was also the most enthusiastic greeter this side of a golden retriever: 20A: Wordplay alert!
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Cartoon by Nick Downes The worst dictators tend to be the most enthusiastic readers and writers.
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At $2,899, the product is too expensive to appeal to all but the most enthusiastic early adopters.
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" Her grandmother and partner said they opted for Clinton, but Littlefield said they don't seem "most enthusiastic.
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Who better to take than my most enthusiastic suitor who's never been out of the states … Eric!
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In ten years of being a reporter, it was probably the most enthusiastic response I've ever received.
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I think ... Allow me to make the most enthusiastic endorsement of Donald Trump that I can make.
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And, undoubtedly, if it were nicknamed Trumpcare, one highly placed official would be a most enthusiastic supporter.
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The "initial list" features eight of Trump's most enthusiastic backers from the House, including GOP firebrand Rep.
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And history tells us that, especially in midterm elections, the most enthusiastic and passionate voters usually vote.
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Unsurprisingly, young people are the most enthusiastic adopters of smartphones and use the widest range of apps.
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China's efforts to clean up have left India as the world's most enthusiastic builder of coal-fired plants.
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Fields has been among the most enthusiastic and vocal with regards to Trump on the auto industry side.
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Some of the categories they are most enthusiastic about right now include warehouse management, logistics, voice and agriculture.
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He was the most enthusiastic supporter of our creative efforts in the windows, and that kept us going.
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With the future of MoviePass in doubt, here's a look at some of the service's most enthusiastic users.
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Even the most enthusiastic believers in direct air capture stop short of describing it as a miracle technology.
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When people wear them head to toe, as Owens's most enthusiastic followers frequently do, they don't look human.
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The left considers Democrats corporate-friendly sellouts, "history's second-most enthusiastic capitalist party," as Kevin Phillips once called it.
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But a listing in America would bring some of the world's most enthusiastic law-enforcers to the organisation's door.
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Even the most enthusiastic of the London Zoo's founders and staff could see the pathos in the animals' situation.
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The shoe brands maintain a complicated relationship with resellers, who are often the most enthusiastic and well-informed customers.
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The most enthusiastic consumers are 20 to 39 years old, 45% of them eat fast food on any given day.
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But it's reasonable to believe that sales are leveling off now, as the most enthusiastic early adopters get their headsets.
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Since then tech companies have turned into some of America's most assiduous lobbyists and most enthusiastic employers of Washington insiders.
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Some of the most enthusiastic supporters of this "precision medicine initiative" expressed concern about the new Medicare drug payment model.
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There is a group of devoted FCEV believers within the automotive industry; Toyota is perhaps the most enthusiastic among them.
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The very Republicans most enthusiastic about a repeal-only strategy seem less interested in pursuing a separate, costly replacement provision.
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The program is not yet offered to the public, so, for now, High Fidelity is High Fidelity's most enthusiastic customer.
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That's right: A dating site has cropped up exclusively to make romantic pairings amongst the Vermont senator's most enthusiastic fans.
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For the most enthusiastic, the fees they receive for all this work can add up to several hundred dollars a month.
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Television is perhaps the most enthusiastic adopter of the drink-slap, and soap operas, in particular, are associated with the act.
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But if you watch the video above, you can see me at (nearly) my most enthusiastic about a space exploration game.
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He's an ardent advocate of technology and one of the Senate's most enthusiastic adopters of new social media, such as Snapchat.
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Still, Yang made few efforts to distinguish himself, and even his most enthusiastic followers must have been frustrated with the performance.
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Fox News's Sean Hannity was one of the most enthusiastic rumormongers, devoting segments on three separate occasions last week to Rich.
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Remarkably, given the starry cast, but deservedly, the cheers for him at the curtain call were the most enthusiastic by far.
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The most enthusiastic consumers are 2350 to 8503 years old: 2850 percent of them eat fast food on any given day.
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And polls routinely show that Sanders's backers are the most enthusiastic and most likely to have firmly made up their minds.
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Finding a gown that fits your style and budget can be a challenge for even the most enthusiastic and organized of brides.
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Of all those involved in the spread of global businesses, the "host countries" that receive investment by multinationals remain the most enthusiastic.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Davis has been the most enthusiastic of the original four women to pursue the third film.
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NRA members are most enthusiastic about the idea, though: 58% of gun-owning members strongly support the plan, versus 31% of nonmembers.
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On the hierarchy of Lush products that have the most enthusiastic cult followings, Sleepy body lotion ranks high up on the list.
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A nightmare began to unfold for the Mets: The Washington Nationals, their division rival, emerged as the most enthusiastic bidder for Cespedes.
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At Comic-Con 2013, a 20th anniversary "X-Files" panel drew one of the largest, most enthusiastic crowds of the sprawling event.
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The president's most enthusiastic supporters denounced Mr Mueller, saying he should be fired or, failing that, redirected to investigate Hillary Clinton instead.
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And as is typical for Mr. Sanders, who in 2016 did best among millennials, the younger black attendees were the most enthusiastic.
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His most enthusiastic endorsement of religion was for Norman Vincent Peale, a preacher at Marble for 52 years (he died in 1993).
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The Affordable Care Act's most enthusiastic proponents hoped for something bigger and grander than this outcome, but it is a stable one.
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But even some of Sanders's most enthusiastic backers are warning about how difficult the path to the nomination will be in 2020.
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Representative Matt Gaetz, one of the president's most enthusiastic supporters on Capitol Hill, threatened Cohen on Twitter the night before his testimony.
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Inside, Mr. Trump's references to the border wall and trade deficits received some of the most enthusiastic applause from the large crowd.
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These results make Detroit by far the most enthusiastic of Amazon's HQ2 prospects among all large metropolitan areas in the United States.
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I was completely charmed by this piece in our science section, which highlighted some of the most enthusiastic umbraphiles in the country.
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The problem with a message that attempts to turn no one off is that it cannot fire up the most enthusiastic believers.
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It does, though not until well into the second act, when it receives the most enthusiastic applause of the night so far.
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Democrats who are most economically pessimistic are most enthusiastic about Sanders, and Republicans who are most pessimistic feel most positively about Trump.
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In other words, it tracks the types of voters, pejoratively referred to as Bernie Bros, who are the senator's most enthusiastic backers.
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The AfD's rise in Saxony is driven by voters like Bettina Rehnert, one of the most enthusiastic people in attendance for Bernhard's speech.
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You can set up logging and monitoring for up to 100 habits, which should be enough for even the most enthusiastic self-quantifier.
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Under the banner of Antisec, for "antisecurity," the most enthusiastic of this lot targeted companies, mailing lists, and individuals who released exploit code.
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The aerospace and medical industries have been the most enthusiastic adopters, she says, but the list of industries embracing the technology is expanding.
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What's more, new subscribers are often less likely to cancel a service, as they tend to be the most enthusiastic customers, Rochlin said.
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Li was one of the earliest and most enthusiastic promoters of Bolshevism and its calls to combat imperialism and topple capitalism through revolution.
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Mr. Trump's most enthusiastic supporters recognized in him, three years ago or more, a permanent occasion for fighting Democrats and the progressive left.
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" Ms. Smith received the most enthusiastic applause when she sang about "the power to dream, to rule, to wrestle the world from fools.
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This choice probably means that the Affordable Care Act is doomed — and Mr. Trump's most enthusiastic supporters will be among the biggest losers.
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Since Saul (not Sol) returned to Culver City, I have received charming telephone calls from Sol, and a most enthusiastic letter from Saul.
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Accessibility isn't a priority for the most enthusiastic users, so there's no reason to make the experience of getting into PC games easier.
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Our daughter's fascination with the Echo isn't an anomaly — I hear from lots of friends that their kids are the most enthusiastic users.
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Wearables are the product category — including Apple Watch, AirPods wireless earbuds and Beats headphones — where Apple sounded most enthusiastic on its recent earnings call.
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Source: Estimize Bottom line: Investors are most enthusiastic about Amazon and Facebook, but only Facebook has a reliable track record of exceeding those expectations.
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China is a digital giant, and has been one of the most enthusiastic WTO member states in pushing for discussions on digital trade liberalization.
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But if it were based on identity alone, the candidate Democrats would probably be most enthusiastic about would look a lot like California Sen.
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She has been one of Scott Walker's most enthusiastic backers and funders, both in his gubernatorial campaigns and in his ill-fated presidential run.
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In the several hours I spent with him, his most enthusiastic utterance came when he was pointing to images of foals on his walls.
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Instead, the activists' best-chance state to influence the Republican primaries went to the race's most enthusiastic supporter of government taking private lands — Donald Trump.
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"Some of our most enthusiastic customers live out in like deep suburbs far away from city centers, but they really love fresh coffee," Mayer said.
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In her experience, it's the older voters, particularly women, who are the most enthusiastic when they hear she's there representing the Planned Parenthood Action Fund.
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President Trump is hosting a campaign-style Make America Great Again rally in Phoenix tonight, where he will address some of his most enthusiastic supporters.
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Lower-income Americans were the most enthusiastic about buying U.S. goods, the poll showed, despite being the least able to afford paying extra for them.
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Numan, a gangly 16-year-old, was one of his most enthusiastic supporters — all of the photos downloaded on his phone were of Mr. Ganai.
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Clad in his signature pearls, Harry joined Lizzo and her dancers for what was probably the most enthusiastic performance of the Billboard chart topper ever.
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Even one of Mr. Trump's most enthusiastic supporters, Representative Devin Nunes, Republican of California, said on Friday that he had no doubt about Russia's culpability.
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They've got a proven candidate and she might not be the greatest candidate in the world, or the most enthusiastic candidate, but you know what?
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Many of these writers seeded the ideas that helped form the alt-right, which is the faction on the right that is most enthusiastic for Trump.
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Even some of the most enthusiastic boosters, like Santori, say that contrary to some of the early expectations, it is hard to beat the U.S. dollar.
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And on top of that, Adrian was one of the nicest and most enthusiastic guys in doom metal you could ever know, such a rad dude.
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Najib courted billions of dollars of Chinese investment and was one of Southeast Asia's most enthusiastic supporters of President Xi Jinping's signature Belt and Road Initiative.
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This league is also your average workplace: give it time, and it can take the most enthusiastic person and suck the soul right from their body.
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Even the most enthusiastic adherents of slowing down ageing by means of diet or pharmacology have to admit that it will not keep people going forever.
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As you'd expect, Twitter users — one of the internet's most enthusiastic meme-loving communities — seized on the error, which has become the source of much comedy.
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While the 17-year old singer-songwriter has amassed a huge following, one of the most enthusiastic sections of her fan base is YouTube's ASMR community.
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Mr. Liu found the space with the help of Wang Zhaochun, a technology executive and one of Steinway's most enthusiastic Chinese customers, who owned the building.
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It ranks high on ease of doing business, and of all the European capitals, is probably the most enthusiastic about attracting high-paid talent from London.
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Fall is right around the corner, and the most enthusiastic fans of Halloween are going all out by adorning their homes with a Christmas-inspired decoration.
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While her gatherings often bring out her most enthusiastic supporters, they also draw a good number of curious, undecided voters still trying to take her measure.
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This isn't Bernie's first trip to the rodeo and moreover, every poll shows that his supporters are both the most enthusiastic and also the most committed.
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The survey showed black adults were most enthusiastic about the candidacy of former Vice President Joe Biden, followed by U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris.
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Some of the most enthusiastic — and fastest — hot dog eaters can be found each July 4 at Nathan's Famous hot dog stand in New York's Coney Island.
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The crowd was most enthusiastic when the candidates spoke about the rights of Palestinians, and Mr. Sanders did not leave them disappointed, harshly criticizing the Israeli government.
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However, Sanders has the most enthusiastic and engaged supporters, and many believe that embracing that energy is the surefire way for Democrats to defeat Trump in November.
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That's a reflection of the unusual relationship that Fox has with Trump: They might be his propaganda network, but he's their most enthusiastic, credulous, and powerful viewer.
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It is therefore surprising that this niche industry and its most enthusiastic consumers have been so successful in blocking popular responses to the epidemic of gun deaths.
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Giuliani earned the most enthusiastic response from the Republican crowd of the evening because he made the message of impending death the most explicit of anyone speaking.
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The world may well applaud new films from the region—but it saves its most enthusiastic praise for those that focus on past persecutions, struggles and triumphs.
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And the Italian fans, known as the most enthusiastic in the world — fervent for Ferrari, not for Formula One — prayed for just one thing: a Ferrari victory.
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Instead, he will urge his most enthusiastic supporters — young voters and African-Americans — to register or to be sure to turn out to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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Dishonored 2 may have been what I came away from E3 2016 most enthusiastic about (all caps Twitter thread excited) but the timing just didn't work out.
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Like his hard line on immigration, his Muslim bashing proved polarizing among the wider electorate, but helped him keep a tight grip on his most enthusiastic voters.
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But after a few years of tightening response times and near-miss incidents, he became the most enthusiastic proponent of nuclear disarmament to occupy the Oval Office.
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New Jersey gets more than 40 percent of its power from nuclear energy, and Booker is the most enthusiastic among Democratic candidates about nuclear-powered energy alternatives.
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And among those who are most enthusiastic about voting next year, the share who see the President as deserving of a second term is higher, at 43%.
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" Speaking to a reporter from USA Today later that month, the most enthusiastic vision McConnell would allow of a Trump presidency was that it "would be fine.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick, Bachelor Nation's newest and most enthusiastic couple, just celebrated Valentine's Day together in Boston, where they sang Hamilton (the musical) and sipped wine.
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And he must gently let down his most enthusiastic supporters from the irresponsible highs he generated for them—for instance, by promising to end corruption within 90 days.
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"We all did it, but I don't think anyone got it but me and Delta," she said — before reaching out to give McHale the most enthusiastic of handshakes.
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With more than a decade of solidly conservative service on America's second-most-powerful court, he drew the most enthusiastic applause from the Federalist Society lawyers last week.
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Bernie Sanders — the candidate who arguably galvanized the most enthusiastic support among young voters — wasn't even on the ballot, researchers noted that college student turnout was especially striking.
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One refuge, however, was in online shopping, which Aldi and Lidl have been reluctant to embrace, despite the fact that British consumers are Europe's most enthusiastic e-shoppers.
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This is not good news, especially for VR. This year, VR headsets became more available, but only the most enthusiastic early adopters have been buying them so far.
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Adolescent girls are some of the most enthusiastic embracers of diksha, or the renouncing of material things, and diksha ceremonies resemble lavish weddings, with videographers and printed invitations.
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Also, one of the most enthusiastic backers of raw water is Doug Evans, the guy behind Juicero, a $399 machine that squeezed pre-filled bags of juice into cups.
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And while most insurers did expect sicker patients to sign up early — those who needed care the most would likely be Obamacare's most enthusiastic customers — Aetna's struggles haven't improved.
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Predictably, that meant only the most enthusiastic consumers bought into the long-awaited coming of consumer-ready VR. Despite those hurdles, Oculus is gradually gaining a loyal user base.
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The president, in his most enthusiastic delivery of the speech, said there could be no legislation passed if the Congress persists with conducting investigations against him and his administration.
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"The president is the most enthusiastic supporter of the Second Amendment that has occupied the White House in recent history," Jennifer Baker, an N.R.A. spokeswoman, said in an interview.
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We lead the world because American farmers have always been the earliest and most enthusiastic adopters of technology, from the cotton gin to the combine harvester to recombinant DNA.
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And among her most enthusiastic donors since the start of her political career have been members of Hindu nationalist movement in America, several with close ties to India's ruling party.
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After the battle (this moment received the most enthusiastic applause during the Los Angeles premiere on April 10), Brienne kneels before Sansa and humbly asks to serve her once again.
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For instance, many of those supporting a ban on Muslim immigration are also some of the most enthusiastic about arming the "moderate rebels" in Syria in order to topple Assad.
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Even the central bank officials who are most enthusiastic about these experiments say it will be years before any central bank issues its own currency onto a live distributed ledger.
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Here are just some of the most enthusiastic and considered answers you gave us: Any discussion of favorite thrillers has to include "The Day of the Jackal," by Frederick Forsyth.
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Data collected during the Democratic primaries found that areas with the most voters in a state also tended to have the voters who were most enthusiastic about stricter gun control.
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Kyrgios, 22, was one of the most enthusiastic members of McEnroe's team in Prague, leading the cheers and nearly defeating Federer in the final and decisive match of the competition.
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Yet he also indicated that he was most enthusiastic about Mr. Sanders because of the polls he recalls showing that the Democrats' 2016 runner-up would have defeated Mr. Trump.
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Beata Szydlo, the Polish prime minister, was among the most enthusiastic in her greetings of the pope, stooping to deliver what appeared to be a kiss to the papal ring.
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Bernie Sanders may be the oldest candidate running for president, but his team is well aware that it's young people who are the most enthusiastic about the 22015-year-old's campaign.
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Bernie Sanders may be the oldest candidate running for president, but his team is well aware that it's young people who are the most enthusiastic about the 22015-year-old's campaign.
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Neither the BJP's own pundits, nor the most enthusiastic pre-election polls, nor even illegal betting rackets had thought the party could capture much more than half of Uttar Pradesh's seats.
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Trump's most enthusiastic supporters stand by their man As of Wednesday evening, three of the top market searches for "write-in" came in solidly Democratic states: Vermont, Delaware and New Jersey.
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President Donald Trump's public feud with Attorney General Jeff Sessions keeps getting uglier — and may soon lead to the unceremonious ouster of one of the president's earliest and most enthusiastic supporters.
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Coloradans have long been among the nation's most enthusiastic voters, and last November, Denver set a personal best: 218 percent of those registered voted — much more than in most major cities.
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It isn't just Britain's rampant right-wing press they hate; suspicion of unbiased journalism is something Mr. Corbyn's most enthusiastic supporters share with Donald Trump's fan base in the United States.
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She has the highest percentage of female donors out of all the candidates, and it's the young women who seem the most enthusiastic about her on the campaign trail (and on Twitter).
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At Lakeview Charter High School, he teaches visual art, coaches cross-country, soccer and baseball and runs the school's marathon club – taking extra time to mentor his most enthusiastic cross-country athletes.
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Watching Payne astonish his most enthusiastic listeners is so sweet we aren't sure if we want to cry or laugh (or maybe both?) — a lot like the ladies themselves, to be honest.
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Taken as a whole, it appears that in the rush to get orders out and stymie competition, both companies over-promised and under-delivered at the expense of their most enthusiastic supporters.
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Now, Glossier has raised $34 million, and is turning its most enthusiastic followers into sales representatives in a trial program that gives social media influencers a cut of the sales they drive.
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The drop in deep enthusiasm among Democrats was sharper than the one among Republicans, and the current poll finds the most enthusiastic voters leaning in Trump's direction in just about every matchup.
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Both hedge funds and big mutual funds, which have been among the most enthusiastic new backers of new private companies, continued to largely show reluctance in venture investing, according to CB Insights.
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Too often, their programmes open a back door to dirty money; think of the ill-gotten Russian gains that have been laundered through Cyprus, one of the EU's most enthusiastic hawkers of passports.
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Cook seems to be most enthusiastic about Apple's health-related efforts, which have gotten far more serious with last year's launch of ECG and irregular heart rhythm notifications features for the Apple Watch.
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To stand on that stage in Cooperstown and deliver your acceptance speech in front of baseball's most enthusiastic fans is something that every baseball player aspires to achieve, and Roy was no exception.
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Partly this is because she was the funniest, the most combative, the most erudite and the most enthusiastic writer in the business (and that is the kind of hyperbole she enjoyed using herself).
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Some of the most enthusiastic dancers in the crowd are Jane and Jodie, old friends who've come to London to see The Smyths along with their large adult sons who both live here.
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The former mayor saw his biggest, most enthusiastic crowds in Bentonville, the headquarters of Walmart, where a mostly white crowd of over 1,000 people came out to see him on a chilly night.
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The crowd inside the Dolby Theatre, clearly aware of the significance of Peele's win, gave one of the most enthusiastic reactions of the night as Peele, clearly emotional, went up to accept his award.
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One of the most enthusiastic advocates for the introduction of a lead-paint ban in the Philippines was Boysen, the country's biggest paint firm, which began to remove lead long before regulation was introduced.
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It's a fun reveal, albeit one that preys on the goodwill of the most enthusiastic fans of the show by turning the endless attempts at guessing Westworld's secrets into the butt of a joke.
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Even the most enthusiastic opening-night audience in Los Angeles — who clapped for just about every triumphant moment in the movie — couldn't muster up enough energy to care about Steve and Sharon coming together.
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The most enthusiastic Rent the Runway Unlimited subscribers use the service around a hundred and twenty times a year—an extraordinary number of wardrobe refreshes for anyone other than an heiress or a royal.
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The European Union, whose most enthusiastic proponents once saw it as replacing the United States as a center of soft power and dynamism in the 21st century, is now wallowing in uncertainty and powerlessness.
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The researchers then kept track of which intra-gastric infusion prompted the most enthusiastic licking (as the mice thought the sugar was coming from what they were licking and not directly from a tube).
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If anything, the more obscure outfits (like the Vulcans from the Original Series episode "Amok Time," or the man with a Ressikan flute from Next Generation's "Inner Light") often drew the most enthusiastic crowd.
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Also on the ballot was Mr. Sanders, whose father won the 2016 presidential primary here by 22 points but whose campaign seemed to puzzle everyone from his father's most enthusiastic supporters to his opponents.
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For all the stars in the Mets' rotation, for all the marketable pitchers the Mets have — Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard, Steven Matz — the loudest and most enthusiastic cheers seemed to come for Colon.
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Overall, Snyder said, the most enthusiastic volunteers tend to keep volunteering because they've found a way to bring together two things: the satisfaction of doing good for other people along with gaining something for themselves.
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"To stand on that stage in Cooperstown and deliver your acceptance speech in front of baseball's most enthusiastic fans is something that every baseball player aspires to achieve, and Roy was no exception," she said.
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But Hollywood's braintrust had best bear in mind at least the possiblity that VR's most enthusiastic boosters are actually underestimating its appeal … and movie buffs like myself had best brace ourselves for some wrenching farewells.
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Aaron Paul Sure, it was only a one-episode stint, but Aaron Paul's 2000 appearance on The Price Is Right earned him the title as quite possibly the most enthusiastic contestant in the show's history.
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Overall, Snyder says the most enthusiastic volunteers tend to keep volunteering because they've found a way to bring together two things: the satisfaction of doing good for other people along with gaining something for themselves.
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Britain has long been among the most enthusiastic supporters of free trade in Europe, but its vote last month to leave the European Union will make the country less of a force in the negotiations.
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Aside from their own desire to work for Amazon, residents of the Detroit area were again the most enthusiastic about HQ2 coming to town in terms of their expectations for its impact on the region.
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When the president addressed congressional Republicans at their retreat in Philadelphia last month, Mr. Trump's aside about news coverage — "nothing fair about the media," he said with a sneer — earned perhaps the most enthusiastic applause.
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"The most enthusiastic investors in these assets are central banks and pension funds from North America and Europe," OMFIF said, adding this was one way for investors to achieve adequate returns while meeting low carbon requirements.
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If Trump wants to serve his most enthusiastic voters, and stop them from dying in heightened numbers, he needs to listen to the experts in the field making it clear that more needs to be done.
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And you had Trump, in 2013 and 2014, sending out political tweets and giving speeches to conservative audiences, and looking really closely at which tweets or which lines in a speech got the most enthusiastic responses.
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Thais are the most enthusiastic gift-fivers, with 24 percent of Love Index respondents saying they intended to buy their special someone a present, followed by Chinese at 223 percent and Hong Kongers at 22013 percent.
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In contrast Mr Trump promises to keep Social Security payments as they are, and has mused aloud about expanding government healthcare—delighting the older, often working-class voters who are some of his most enthusiastic supporters.
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Self-identified socialists like Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib are making inroads into the Democratic Party, which the political analyst Kevin Phillips once called the "second-most enthusiastic capitalist party" in the world.
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But even the British hosts, for generations the most enthusiastic champions of the trans-Atlantic partnership that NATO represents, are disunited over their project of quitting the EU and distracted by a rancorous election next week.
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Teachers unions were among the earliest and most enthusiastic supporters of Hillary Clinton, with the American Federation of Teachers calling her "the champion working families need" and powerful AFT President Randi Weingarten hugging her on stage.
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Trump is most enthusiastic about the idea of training certain teachers and staff to carry concealed guns, which he said would be the most cost-effective way to protect students in the event of a shooting.
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Following her star turn in the steamy thriller Basic Instinct in 1992, the Golden Globe winner, 60, found her previous house, a modest place with little security, wasn't quite equipped to ward off her most enthusiastic fans.
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"It's basically a third approach, between observation and simulation," says Kevin Schawinski, an astrophysicist and one of generative modeling's most enthusiastic proponents, who worked until recently at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich).
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The percentage of voters who said Democrats when asked which party they'll support in November was up three points since CNN's May poll, and Democrats have a sizable lead among voters who are most enthusiastic about voting.
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If Mr. Sanders has the most enthusiastic base of support in Iowa, he may be less well positioned to expand his bloc in later rounds should moderate voters rally to one of the four other leading candidates.
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The pledges to remove DeVos, who has used her post in the Trump administration to advocate for school choice, vouchers and charter schools, drew the most enthusiastic applause at the Iowa State Education Association's (ISEA) legislative contest.
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It should come as no surprise that this author sounds happiest when the action is afloat; he brings some of his most enthusiastic writing to the 1776-77 naval fighting, led on the American side by Brig. Gen.
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Voters who are most enthusiastic about voting are much more pro-Democratic than the larger pool of all registered voters: 55% of them say they will pick the Democratic candidate; 40% choose the Republican in the generic ballot.
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With such a skewed sample, it's impossible to take the results seriously — it turns into a contest over which online community is most enthusiastic about winning unscientific polls, not how US voters feel about who won the debate.
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Although nobody tracks exact numbers, a 2012 survey by the C.D.C. found that out of 630 school districts that responded, 61 percent reported some form of shared use, with large Western urban school districts the most enthusiastic adopters.
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Many of his most enthusiastic supporters are both anti-Washington and pro-border wall, so his decision to potentially close down a section of the federal government to secure funding for the wall could play well with them.
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But when we started mixing the NomNomNow fish recipe into the Wellness food to transition her, she suddenly turned into the most enthusiastic little hungry monster I&aposve ever seen (I mean, just look at those crazy eyes!)!
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"Within seconds of last year's pasta pass sale beginning, our most enthusiastic fans clicked 'purchase,' becoming part of an exclusive club and the envy of pasta lovers everywhere," said Olive Garden's VP of marketing Jose Duenas, in a statement.
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With the war coming to an end at this point and even the most enthusiastic adherents to the British Free Corps looking for an exit, Pleasants' pugilistic endeavours – revived in the most unlikely circumstances – also reached their natural conclusion.
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Mr. Sanders's campaign, for a House seat in a competitive district, has puzzled everyone from the most enthusiastic Bernie supporters to his 10 Democratic opponents, more than a few of whom seem all too eager to dismiss his candidacy.
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The next part I'm most enthusiastic about: The exclusive commercial deal we entered into with them that is going to take all of their seller base and allow them to export India inventory exclusively on eBay around the world.
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The calculation is more complicated for Democrats: act on impeachment as a moral imperative and risk securing Trump's second term — or stand down, and risk the wrath of the progressive wing of the party, and your most enthusiastic voters. Rep.
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La Roche-Posay Ultra-Light Anthelios Face Sunscreen SPF 60, $22.49 A consistently solid brand (and one that you've probably heard of before), La Roche-Posay has created a cult-favorite sunscreen that finds dermatologists among its most enthusiastic fans.
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For Trump, such a pension would be a minor consideration since he can make much more money through his brand, which would be best preserved by fighting as hard as possible so he keeps the loyalty of his most enthusiastic supporters.
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The most enthusiastic central banks — including the Bank of England and the People's Bank of China — have discussed issuing their national currencies onto some sort of distributed ledger, a name that comes from the concept of several parties keeping records simultaneously.
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The most lightweight: iDownloader (macOS)Screenshot: GizmodoSimple, smooth, and with enough free options to satisfy all but the most enthusiastic downloaders, iDownloader is one of the best download managers on the Mac (and available in the macOS App Store too).
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Though Detroit is by far the most enthusiastic, large proportions of a number of cities say that Amazon would be a good thing for their respective areas, including Boston (61 percent), Dallas (153 percent), Minneapolis (58 percent) and Atlanta (58 percent).
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It seems likely that the new "Magnum" won't supply complaisant, mostly blonde bed-mates for its star in the same quantities the original did ("Three French stews!" having been one of Mr. Selleck's most enthusiastic lines in the 1980 pilot).
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Earlier this month at a White House summit on opioids, the president floated the idea of giving drug dealers the death penalty; on Saturday evening he brought it up again, which got some of the most enthusiastic cheers of the night.
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In 2011, Wayne even met Anita Baker, inspiring one of his most enthusiastic tweets: And so it's a shame that this song, in which Wayne samples Anita Baker, ended up as merely a leak that never saw a commercial release.
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Its members were among the most enthusiastic participants in a 1939 pro-Hitler rally that packed Madison Square Garden, where the leader of the German-American Bund spoke in front of an enormous portrait of George Washington flanked by swastikas.
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Opinion At 18, Jeremy Corbyn has been on the Labour Party's left flank longer than many of his most enthusiastic supporters — the ones who nearly propelled him to an upset victory in this month's British general election — have been alive.
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The same way we always have: by inviting the world's most enthusiastic and creative people — including the people willing to walk here, to risk disease and degradation and death to land here — to live out their best life under liberty.
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" I am not the world's most enthusiastic long-distance walker, believing with Christopher Hitchens that "this walking business is overrated: I mastered the art of doing it when I was quite small, and in any case, what are taxis for?
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But for many of Mr. Sanders's most enthusiastic young voters, that issue came up when they were in elementary school, and does not provide much guidance about how he would approach current foreign policy challenges, apart from his aversion to messy military interventions.
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Pakistan has been a flagship country and one of the most enthusiastic supporters of the One Belt-One Road initiative, in part because many projects are for power plants to alleviate the country's decade-long energy-shortage crisis that sees frequent blackouts.
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The central paradox of modern witch hunts, writes Annalise Quinn in the New York Times, of the misuse of the term by the powerful, is that those who claim to be the victims … are often the ones most enthusiastic about carrying them out.
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But what Kaufmann's analysis does suggest, very clearly, is that the people most enthusiastic about Trump — meaning the people most likely to volunteer for him, advocate for him, and back him in the GOP primary — were driven in large part by racial anxieties.
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But in two crucial days for his administration Monday and Tuesday, Trump has to navigate two sides of his position -- the duty to rally a nation behind a foreign war and a political imperative to solidify support among his most enthusiastic voters.
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"Within seconds of last year's Pasta Pass sale beginning, our most enthusiastic fans clicked 'purchase,' becoming part of an exclusive club and the envy of pasta lovers everywhere," Jose Duenas, executive vice president of marketing for Olive Garden, said in a statement.
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"Despite Cuomo's wide, early lead over Nixon, among Democrats most enthusiastic about voting, she already attracts the support of close to what Zephyr Teachout got," Dr. Lee M. Miringoff, Director of The Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, said in a statement.
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Importantly, though, the question of how long the Republicans are safe remains almost entirely up to one group: Millennial women, 70% of whom identify most closely with the Democratic Party and who are most enthusiastic about voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Among other things, the Breitbart tech editor has: As a result, Yiannopoulos has become an icon of the internet right, one of Donald Trump's most enthusiastic online boosters, and went on a "Dangerous Faggot" speaking tour on college campuses designed to infuriate leftists.
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You get the sense that the R.N.C. really might pass the results of this most rigorous poll on to the president — who is, as anyone at the mercy of his Twitter account knows, the country's most enthusiastic consumer of polls about Donald Trump.
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That meant that the game's most enthusiastic players were nearly maxed out, having reached the upper levels of the game and caught nearly all the available Pokémon creatures (some rare creatures are only available in certain geographic regions, while Niantic withheld some others).
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Everything we've seen so far says that Mr. Trump is going to utterly betray the interests of the white working-class voters who were his most enthusiastic supporters, stripping them of health care and retirement security, and this betrayal should be highlighted.
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We've been taught so effectively to loathe fat people, and especially women who refuse to make themselves small and convenient, that not even the endless drive for profit can convince some of the world's most enthusiastic capitalists to consider them a priority.
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I consider myself best friends with all cast members — though I have never technically met any of them — and I would undoubtedly win a Dundie for "Most Enthusiastic 'The Office' Superfan," but the world does not under any circumstances need this revival right now.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - American snowboarding phenomenon Julia Marino is not worried that her team mates will be among her most formidable rivals when she battles for gold in Pyeongchang this month as she also knows they will provide her with the most enthusiastic support.
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It was mainly on the back of this enormous following (one of his most enthusiastic adherents is Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda) that he turned The Rap Yearbook, an anthology of the best rap songs of each year from 2000 to 250, into a bestseller.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the most enthusiastic voters on each side are a bit less wedded to issue purity: 61% of Democrats who are very enthusiastic about voting say they want candidates who agree with their views, and on the GOP side, that figure stands at 70%.
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The exit of Mr. Westergren, a former musician who has been internet radio's most enthusiastic evangelist, is the most dramatic development in a tumultuous year for the company, full of management departures, a falling stock price and continual pressure from Wall Street to sell.
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The Cast of Stranger Things They took the red carpet by storm, effectively winning best dressed, best poses, and most enthusiastic; they warmed up the audience by performing at the pre-show and they hopped on their bikes to hand out PB&Js to the starving masses.
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That new momentum is also showing up in the polls, where he's gained 5 points in Iowa, 7 points among college students, a recent CNN poll had him leading in New Hampshire, and polls consistently show his supporters to be the most enthusiastic and the most committed.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Shelley won her most enthusiastic reviews yet for her self-titled fifth album, produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy; its songs have a warmth and intimacy that will suit this performance in the tiny back room of a popular bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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When Samuel Morse sent his first telegraph message between Baltimore and Washington in 1844 — the biblical verse "What hath God wrought" — among his most enthusiastic supporters were those who believed such missives could be transmitted not just across great distances, but to and from the great beyond.
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Collins seemed most enthusiastic about Wright's news, given the recent trades of several respected clubhouse veterans and the Mets' many injuries, with Matz joining their ranks on Monday, when he said he would have season-ending surgery to reposition the ulnar nerve in his left elbow.
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If anything, the Giuliani-Barr connection itself would be a manifestation of the worst kind of corruption -- where the attorney general acts not as the top lawyer and prosecutor for the people of the United States, but rather as the President's most enthusiastic and unprincipled political cheerleader.
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Third, it is axiomatic that in a low-turnout election (such as an off-year, September special election), the candidate with the most enthusiastic followers and best existing organization has an edge over a candidate with appeal that, even if it is theoretically broader, is less intense or personal.
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Many of these telcos, as Singh told me, are currently using OpenStack in production (and indeed, the telco industry was among the first and most enthusiastic backer of the OpenStack project), and some are now starting to experiment with Kubernetes for managing software containers (either on bare metal or using OpenStack, too).
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Typically, he retweets images made by his most enthusiastic backers — in November he shared one of the Clintons, Barack Obama, Huma Abedin, Robert Mueller, his own deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein and others, all locked up in a prison cell together — but the wall meme appears to be a White House original.
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Elbert Howard, who was a founder of the Black Panther Party and, as its spokesman, in the thick of some of the most tumultuous events of the late 19743s and early '70s — but who was most enthusiastic about its social-service and community-organizing work — died on Monday in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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Mekado is the most enthusiastic expert on roller coasters at The Times — he's written 10 articles on the subject since 2010, while holding down his day job as an editor on the Culture desk — and the greatest theme park fan I have ever met who is not a 10-year-old boy.
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Fashioned in the Bitossi ceramic workshop in Florence and exhibited at Gian Enzo Sperone's influential Milan gallery, they went completely unsold, a fact that seems to delight the Paris-based designer and architect Charles Zana, a burly contrarian who has, over the past 21962 years, become one of Sottsass' most enthusiastic collectors.
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The school staff kept his impromptu concert a surprise, so videos of the big moment capture one of the most singular sounds of admiration in the world: an entire gym full of young kids screeching with joy at the top of their lungs, followed by the most enthusiastic "Old Town Road" singalong you'll ever see.
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Some of the world's best universities have been reluctant to set up campuses abroad, and some of the most enthusiastic offshorers, such as Webster University, which runs seven overseas campuses from its headquarters in Missouri, are hardly global in the sense of having world-class faculty and the pick of the world's graduate students.
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But whereas previous offsets secured a period of lasting technological advantage, even its most enthusiastic advocates (such as Bob Work, the deputy secretary of defence until 2017, who drove the effort for three years; or Michael O'Hanlon, a defence expert at the Brookings Institution) concede that this time America's lead may be more fleeting.
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As fathers to be, they got some of their most enthusiastic congratulations from the drag world — the regulars at the club where both men perform, dancing and lip-syncing, Tanner as a drag king and David as a sassy, 6-foot-tall drag queen in a tight skirt and size 12-wide high heels.
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Washington (CNN)As the midterm election year begins, a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS finds the Democratic advantage on a generic congressional ballot has tightened to a narrow 239 points among registered voters, but those voters who say they are most enthusiastic about turning out to vote this fall favor Democrats by a wide 214-point margin.
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From there, the World's Best Boss, Michael Scott (Sarah Mackenzie Baron), and his work family go on to experience the Dundies, the party planning committee's most enthusiastic soiree yet, the murder of a beloved cat, a branch closing, a chili debacle, a brief and trippy encounter with rabies, an unfortunate series of new management, three marriage proposals, and so much more.
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The 500 km (312 miles) long border between the two is the UK's only land border with the EU. The DUP was among the most enthusiastic cheerleaders for Brexit and wants Britain to leave the EU's single market and customs union, but its manifesto for the British election focused heavily on maintaining the benefits of membership, including an open border with the Republic.
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Al-Sheikh, the top Saudi sports official, said recently on his Twitter feed that should Qatar be found to have violated regulations it should be stripped of the tournament, and replaced by England or the U.S. Saudi Arabia has since emerged as one of the most enthusiastic backers of the North American bid to stage the 2026 World Cup, which would take place mostly in the United States.
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While the messier, more under-the-radar early seasons featured queens going off on each other at the drop of an eyelash, the contestants of later seasons tend to be much more cautious, much more aware of how any shady comment could get ripped apart by the show's most enthusiastic fans — many of them teens — who can be eager to find (or stir up) drama where there might not even be any.
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Unfortunately, the left and right have no interest in that (See also, in this same connection, the handiwork of The New York Times' designated alibi-generator for the right, Bari Weiss, as she seeks to defend the demagnetized moral compass of Patriot Prayer organizer Joey Gibson, who maintains ties to alt-right figures like Kyle Chapman while professing to decry the movement that counts Chapman among it most enthusiastic apostles.) The simple fact is that Cernovich is a bigot, and Yiannopolous is a bigot, and Breitbart News has always been a bigoted website.
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