Most independent resellers are entrepreneurs who identify with my story.
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Like most independent Australian schools, Lumineer Academy is a nonprofit.
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Syd is one of the most independent people I know, period.
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Most independent observers think his re-election last May was fraudulent.
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Most independent observers view the charges against Manafort as exceptionally strong.
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Congressional Quarterly recently called him the eighth most independent House Republican.
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Most independent voters didn't want Trump to be tougher on immigration.
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Other moves to curb the opposition have included silencing most independent media.
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"She's the most independent 93-year-old you'll ever meet," he said.
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Most independent shops are providing board level repair service to their customers.
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"Warner is the most independent thinking company I met with," Miller told FADER.
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Most independent experts found the production rates he was forecasting were pretty unlikely.
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MOST INDEPENDENT film-makers are eager for publicity before their movies hit cinemas.
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The Haqqani network is the Taliban's most independent and militarily effective fighting force.
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This isn't surprising—you are one of the most independent signs in the zodiac.
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The government's latest growth projections remain more upbeat than those of most independent forecasters.
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"I have one of the most independent records in the House," Ms. Stefanik said.
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In 2003 they jailed Mr Khodorkovsky, the most independent and politically ambitious of the oligarchs.
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Most independent church-run schools that provided a good education in black areas were shut.
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Despite media attention to the contrary, most independent workers aren't dissatisfied Uber drivers or TaskRabbits.
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Like most independent agencies, its director is protected against removal at will by the president.
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Sinema said she's ranked as the third-most independent member of Congress for a reason.
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The burden of copyright proof will be too high for most independent creators to instantly demonstrate.
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Most independent analyses have estimated Trump's economic plan would grow the U.S. deficit more than Clinton's.
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Most independent researchers who've studied the weapons agree deaths are rare when Tasers are used properly.
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But this move goes further than that, effectively preventing most independent repairs on new MacBook Pros.
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The winner in any contested race is the candidate who seems most independent from their party.
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Zavascki had been widely considered to be the most independent and principled member of the court.
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Their goal was to make it the least political, most independent part of the executive branch.
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But they complain the government does not officially recognize most independent activists and occasionally harasses them.
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While most independent voters lean towards a party, swing voters are real - and can be decisive.
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As one of the most independent Senate Republicans, she followed where Alexander had only somewhat bravely led.
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The government's latest growth projections are expected to remain more upbeat than those of most independent forecasters.
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And with 71 days left before the elections, most independent pollsters give Democrats a strong edge. FiveThirtyEight.
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"Janet is the most independent out of all of the Jacksons," a family friend tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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I think most independent publishers probably feel like people who lived in Hawaii this past weekend right now.
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That ethos would ensure that the department was the most independent, least partisan agency of the executive branch.
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Most independent analyses have said it will lead to a large increase in the number of people uninsured.
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You are seen as one of the most independent of the signs in love: liberated, defiant, and unpredictable.
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"I wouldn't advise the smartest, most independent-minded friend I have to come on this show," she says.
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You're the most independent sign in the zodiac, but that doesn't mean connection isn't super important to you.
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The vote firmly establishes Romney as the most independent senator and Trump's chief critic in the Senate Republican conference.
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If the board forms a committee to consider a buyout, Diamond said, they must include their most independent members.
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Most independent assessments of the tax scheme predict that it will inflate U.S. government debt and budget deficits significantly.
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The four-way contest grew heated after the four candidates began debating about who was most independent from Gov.
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Gottfried, the protagonist, lives in such a free-range way, he makes the most independent American kid look snowplow-parented.
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For comparison, a full-time course load at most independent studios with no university affiliation costs a fraction of that.
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The Berlin Philharmonic is considered one of the most virtuosic orchestras in the world — and one of the most independent.
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Today Mutable Instruments modules can be found in most independent stores and big box-shifters in the U.S. and Europe.
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A majority of Americans, including most independent voters, say President Trump is unfit for office, according to a new poll.
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The typical arc of most independent films, from inception to filming is five to seven years; Buffaloed took less than one.
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The state has forced the closure of most independent news outlets, leading Amnesty International to label Turkey a "dungeon" for journalists.
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Most independent observers agree with one UN official, who jokes that it "doesn't actually exist", at least as a cohesive force.
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Channels like N1, considered to be one of the most independent, are only available on cable and reach significantly fewer viewers.
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He will uphold the Justice Department's post-Watergate tradition of being the most independent, least partisan part of the executive branch.
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And they both set out to refashion the Justice Department into the least political, most independent part of the executive branch.
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Most independent bookstores can't afford to buy many books in advance; a single carton of 24 books would represent a large order.
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Most independent estimates predict only modest gains; the Trump administration's wildly optimistic predictions aren't just out of the ballpark, they're in another universe.
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Most independent analyses have raised concerns about the American deficit growth under Trump's tax plan, even after economic growth is taken into account.
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She's a strong and independent singer, no doubt, but maybe she seems strongest and most independent when she's got a posse behind her.
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Most independent economic analysts, however, say annual inflation has already hit double digit figures following an increase in prices, especially of imported goods.
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The official Russian military death toll was nearly 6,000, but most independent estimates put the real figure at perhaps twice that or more.
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These referenda further challenge the established order in Europe and risk disrupting the precarious authority most states have over their wealthiest, most independent regions.
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Ashkal Alwan has made a name for itself as one of the most independent and radical voices in the Lebanese and regional art scenes.
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Mr. Trump has said his plan would not reduce taxes on the rich over all, but most independent experts are skeptical of that claim.
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Most Independent Greeks approved the bill in principle but voted against an article setting the minimum age at 15, arguing that was too young.
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The most independent-minded members of the council were purged in favor of loyalists from the state news media and others known for their obedience.
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Reality check: Most independent analysts say that given America's stagnant electricity demand, such a rule would necessarily come at the detriment of other fuel sources.
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But the group with the most independent expenditures in the third quarter was Majority Forward, a liberal nonprofit connected to the Democratic Senate Majority PAC.
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Most independent directors would probably support holding discussions with a suitor when, as in this case, a roughly 28 percent premium is on the table.
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Moscow, fearing the system could be used to launch offensive intermediate-range missiles, sometimes brands it a treaty violation, but most independent experts do not.
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But it's also another warning that we should assume even the most independent institutions in government aren't operating without at least some risk of presidential interference.
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It's a mantra that Republicans are banking on to retain control of the House, which most independent handicappers say is a 6900-2628 proposition at best.
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"I have one of the top 10 percent most bipartisan records in this House and one of the most independent records," she told the Washington Post.
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He dismantled the fledging competitive political scene Russia had in the late 1980s and the 1990s, got rid of most independent institutions and renationalized the economy.
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The government forecasts GDP growth of 1 percent this year, but most independent bodies expect it to come in at little more than half that rate.
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Thus, while the committee may feel confident in the state of the economy, most independent economists question the sustainability of the expansion for even another 85033 months.
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Most independent analyses estimate that three-quarters or more of households will receive a tax cut in 2018, although those cuts are set to expire after 2025.
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You might be one of the most independent signs, but your partnerships are super important to you, and the Moon will bring them into focus for you today.
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Although some federal courts will block flagrant violations of constitutional rights, Congress could try to impeach the most independent-minded judges, and Trump could replace them with loyalists.
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The Government Accountability Office has reported that most independent drugstores hire powerful Pharmacy Service Administrative Organizations (PSAOs) to bargain collectively on their behalf with PBMs and other payers.
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Police gave a lower figure of 240,000 but the peaceful protest was by most independent measures the largest since the city's handover from British to Chinese control in 1997.
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When the government presented a law allowing civil partnerships of same-sex couples, it was passed with votes from Syriza and opposition parties; most Independent Greeks voted against it.
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By replacing Mr Mattis with a much less commanding figure, Mr Trump has signalled his preference for loyalty over stature in the most independent power-base within the government.
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You're one of the most independent signs in the zodiac, Aries, so you certainly need to partner with people who aren't interested in entering any power struggles with you.
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Today, other than the cost of acquiring crude oil, RINs are now the largest expense for most independent refiners – exceeding labor, maintenance and even energy costs to run refineries.
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Most independent analyses of Trump's campaign tax plan said it would balloon the budget deficit over time even after higher tax revenue from greater economic growth is factored in.
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Most independent analyses of Trump's campaign tax plan said it would balloon the budget deficit over time, even after higher tax revenue from greater economic growth is factored in.
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Most independent bands, strapped by the financial realities of making music on their own, can't afford publicists to pump out their music to ears and inboxes across the world.
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These changes would bring the FEC more in line with how most independent federal agencies run, except that, unlike those bodies, the president's party would never have a majority.
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Its level of announced military spending last year stood at 4.5 percent of Russia's gross domestic product, and most independent experts estimate that the real number is 5.3 percent.
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However, despite an overhaul in 2011 which triggered a conflict with the European Union at the time, the judiciary has remained one of the most independent bodies in Hungary.
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That knowledge extends to a broader level: It's no accident that Lil B, the most independent rapper of the internet generation, borrows the Pen & Pixel aesthetic for his album covers.
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Republican speech-watchers were most likely to think Trump could achieve bipartisan harmony (5843% said so), while most independent (58%) and Democratic (91%) viewers said it wasn't in the cards.
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They encourage ambitious politicians, even the most independent ones, to pledge fealty to county political leaders, lest they get passed over if and when the time comes for possible advancement.
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They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to its liberty and interests by the most lasting bands.
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And in a sense, like most independent designers now at work, the 29-year-old Ms. Bode confronts a struggle for commercial survival as each new fashion season rolls around.
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This excludes most independent regulatory commissions, such as the National Labor Relations Board members, the commissioners of the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Most independent observers feel that, overall, Ethiopia is on the rise, and may even emerge as an African powerhouse alongside South Africa and Nigeria—and ahead of Kenya, its regional rival.
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Most independent analyses estimate the bills could add $1 trillion or more to the federal deficit at a time when unemployment is low and the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates.
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Early this week, for example, he tweeted out a video showing a positive view of recovery efforts very much at odds with most independent reporting, and featuring remarkably few Puerto Ricans.
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The installment shows us Verdon at her most independent, while also investigating how stories of Hollywood-adjacent abuse unfolded before phrases like "sexual harassment" or "assault" were taken seriously by the masses.
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Most independent analyses project that the bill would send the biggest benefits to the wealthiest Americans by cutting corporate taxes and taxes on "pass-through" businesses and on rich individuals and inheritances.
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Under Najib, she was able to push for more autonomy for the central bank, winning Bank Negara plaudits from the international financial community for being one of Asia's most independent central banks.
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Most independent economists expect growth to cool this year, and there are already signs that the rebound in manufacturing jobs that characterized Mr. Trump's first two years in office could be fading.
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A battle-tested veteran of the Persian Gulf war of 1991 and the Iraq war, General McMaster, like Mr. Mattis, is considered to be one of the military's most independent-minded officers.
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One of 5-Star's most independent voices, 42-year-old Pizzarotti won plaudits for his overall management of Parma, a city of around 200,000 people, but he became increasingly isolated within the movement.
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While some voters -- particularly hard partisans -- vote based on a single issue (or a set of issues) most independent voters and loose partisans are far more swayed by their impressions of the candidates.
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For example, Trump's pick for Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, has said the tax plan would have "no absolute tax cut for the upper class, " though most independent reviews of the proposal say it would.
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She is one of the most independent first ladies in recent history, several times in the past year separating herself from her husband's travel plans, outings, rallies and, on more than one occasion, motorcades.
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He gained a reputation as the most independent, and the best, of the president's cabinet officers, serving as a reassuring bulwark to America's allies who sometimes questioned the president's commitment to fighting common enemies.
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To put that percentage in perspective, a higher percentage of voters in Connecticut's 5th district are Independents than those in New Hampshire, which is considered one of the most independent states in the nation.
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In her eyes, the industry is such an interlinked mess that even its most independent, high minded enterprises feed into a corrupt system that cannot be adequately regulated or reformed to be truly ethical.
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The FBI was at its most independent under J. Edgar Hoover, who was the FBI's boss for 48 years and built an empire for himself, using his own network of relationships with members of Congress.
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"Every time Gabon's government does a road show in future, the credibility of what ministers and officials say will be skewered by questions about a result that most independent observers regard as inconceivable," he said.
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A battle-tested veteran of both the Persian Gulf war and the second Iraq war, General McMaster is considered one of the military's most independent-minded officers, sometimes at a cost to his own career.
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The World Economic Forum says Finland has the least organized crime in the world, its judicial system is the most independent, its banks are the soundest, and its protection of property rights is the best.
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I wanted to explore whether traditional Republicanism could fully explain how the Old South's most independent thinkers became Trump zombies willing now to send a plausibly accused pedophile to the Senate rather than a Democrat.
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The government of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League has targeted GDP growth of 1 percent this year, but most independent bodies expect it to be little more than half that.
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You might be one of the most independent signs in the zodiac, Aquarius, but this next month is all about partnerships, thanks to the Sun entering Leo, the sign opposite from you on the zodiac wheel.
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Vian said the year had begun very well in Asia, where sales suffered last year due to Luxottica's decision to cut most independent distributors in favor of its own network of agents and directly-owned shops.
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U.S. energy firms this week reduced the number of oil rigs operating for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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The U.S. weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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Mr. Maduro blames the widespread hunger and lack of medical supplies on the United States and its opposition allies — but most independent economists say the recession began years before the sanctions, which at most accelerated the collapse.
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They were part of a 40-seat loss the party had in the House last year, which deprived the caucus of many of its most independent figures and left it more supportive of the president than ever.
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But that lens conveniently obscures the fact that the most independent among them routinely — and publicly, and loudly — disagree with any heavy-handed policing and ham-handed ownership decisions that trouble them as the league's self-perceived conscience.
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Margins for most independent U.S. refiners, which processes heavy crude from countries such as Venezuela and Canada to diesel, gasoline and other products, have been boosted as U.S. crude's discount to Brent widened to more than $10 a barrel.
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If the FBI had conducted the identical investigation and turned up a whisper of support for the allegations against Kavanaugh, his opponents would have hailed it as the most independent, exhaustive and conclusive investigation in the history of investigations.
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The jailing of Wong, Chow and Law sparked international and domestic criticism including a weekend protest drawing more than 22,000 people, fuelling concern that Hong Kong's judiciary, long considered one of the most independent in Asia, had succumbed to political pressure.
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Also in the United States, the weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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Also in the U.S., the weekly oil rig count, an indicator of future production, fell for a fifth week in a row as most independent producers cut spending even though majors were still pushing ahead with investments in new drilling.
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That forecast will be cut in the DEF but it will remain in positive territory and above those of most independent economists, said three sources in the government of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League.
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Whatever you think of Gawker, Techdirt or blogging in general, the fact remains that online sites are currently the strongest and most independent media resources we have in the fight against censorship, political pressure and, in this case, frivolous claims.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In three full-length collections and one chapbook published between 2001 and 2009, Chelsey Minnis established herself as one of the most noteworthy poets of the new millennium — and one of the most independent.
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Most independent observers crushed him for that decision, insisting that the residual benefits he would get from being able to cast himself as un-owned by the permanent political class would be overshadowed by how much money he would be sacrificing.
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Yet the head of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, and other critics of Mr. Johnson's tactics are determined to first pass a law against leaving the European Union without a deal, which according to most independent analyses would be an economic nightmare.
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" To add to that powerful message, Farmer gets real with an important call to action: "The policy makers, school districts and insurance companies that refuse to invest in these therapies now are keeping these amazing individuals from becoming the most independent version of themselves.
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But most analysts say Iran does not directly control the Houthis; instead, they say, it is the most independent of the nonstate groups that receive some degree of Iranian financing and cooperation, a network that also includes Hezbollah, a Lebanese political and military group.
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The agreements in question cover working conditions for Mexican laborers in a variety of industries, but were for the most part negotiated with little to no input from workers, and most independent observers say they are grossly skewed to benefit union leaders and employers.
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Republicans claim that this tax cut will be passed on to workers in the form of higher wages, but most independent studies conclude that even in the long run only between one-fifth and one-quarter of the tax cut will trickle down to workers.
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Instead, not only has Trump packed his Cabinet with bankers and rich corporate chieftains, but he is also pitching a tax cut plan that the administration is billing as helping the middle class but that most independent experts say is heavily tilted toward the wealthy.
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It also threatens to turn even the most independent people into yes men; Kelly said after Trump's early tantrum that he wouldn't tolerate being spoken to that way again, but the president appears just as rage-prone as ever and Kelly is still in the job.
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Why it matters: The approval of an emergency order request by utility FirstEnergy Solutions matters for two reasons: It's unprecedented in the history of the arcane Energy Department provision, and most independent experts say approving it would be a huge intervention into the competitive power market.
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Beyond the Prime Aid case, lawyers for other pharmacies say Express Scripts has sought to enforce a provision in most independent pharmacies' contracts that prohibits them from mailing significant volumes of prescriptions to patients, a contract that the pharmacies say they have no leverage to negotiate.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary is set to reappoint its chief prosecutor to a new 9-year term and will remove its main judicial administrator, in moves that critics say highlight premier Viktor Orban's mixed success in influencing the judiciary which remains one of the most independent bodies in Hungarian society.
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Bong Joon-Ho's Parasite continues to thrive, crossing past the $20 million mark in its 11th week in release — a rarity for most independent movies released in the US. Parasite may earn enough to crack into the top ten foreign language films released in the US, according to Deadline.
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Now the gay jokes may be gone, but the show has traded them for something that feels even more insulting: the death of its most independent female character purely to further some manpain that in the end probably won't bring John and Sherlock together as more than friends.
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All the committee Republicans, including the most independent-minded, Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdImpeachment hearings likely to get worse for Republicans The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing MORE of Texas, who's retiring, indicated they're sticking with Trump.
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After Republicans pushed the $1.5 trillion cut through Congress late last year, Mr. Kudlow praised it effusively, predicting it would usher in annual growth of 3 percent to 4 percent on a long-run basis — a more optimistic assessment than most independent economists have offered — and would boost Republicans in this year's midterm elections.
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An impassioned treatise on the female plight under the oppression of a male-dominated work force, this book — with such prescient and controversial themes as the comparison between gender and racial conflicts among the working class — stirred controversy in Europe and America and solidified her legacy as one of history's most independent and influential thinkers.
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Most independent repair shop owners Motherboard spoke to said that iCloud unlocking is a dark side of the repair world that they worry will prevent them from being taken seriously as a legitimate industry, especially as the industry lobbies for right to repair legislation that would make it easier for them to buy repair parts and diagnostic tools.
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Whether addressing grey-haired ex-factory hands in Ohio on the campaign trail, or greeting reporters at his fusty, brass-plated skyscraper in Manhattan, Mr Trump insists that China only sells so many goods in America because it has devalued its currency—even though most independent economists call that charge out-of-date, noting that recently China has been spending to prop up the yuan.
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First, co-working falls under the same general commercial zoning categories as most independent businesses and very little additional infrastructure – outside of a few extra power outlets and some decent WiFi – is required to turn a space into an effective replacement for the often crowded and distracting coffee shops used by price-sensitive, lean, remote, or nomadic workers that make up a growing portion of the workforce.
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The title, "Every spirit builds itself a house, and beyond its house a world…Build therefore your own world" (2017), comes from an 1836 essay by Ralph Waldo Emerson, an abolitionist and leader of transcendentalism, which was a 19th-century American philosophical movement that emphasized the self over the group, subjective intuition over objective empiricism, and advocated that man is at his best when at his most independent.
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Sen. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyProgressive groups target eight GOP senators in ad campaign ahead of impeachment trial Change with minimal risk: Trump's Jimmy Carter problem McConnell takes round one in impeachment battle MORE (Utah), one of the most independent Senate GOP voices, said Tuesday he is "comfortable" with using the precedent set by the 1999 Clinton impeachment trial, which delayed the question of considering witnesses and additional documents.
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"The communication of all these triumphs has not been fully communicated," said Mr. Moore, whom many expect to ultimately go to work with Mr. Kudlow at the N.E.C. After Republicans pushed a $1.5 trillion cut through Congress late last year, Mr. Kudlow praised it effusively, predicting it would usher in long-term annual growth of 3 percent to 4 percent — a more optimistic assessment than most independent economists have offered — and would help Republicans in this year's midterm elections.
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The Southern District of New York is... The Department of Justice is supposed to be independent, supposed to be at arm's length, and the area where they're supposed to be the most independent is on particular enforcement matters, and even on those enforcement matters where they're supposed to be even more, more independent, to the extent that you can be a superlative of independent, have to be in cases that are politically sensitive and cannot be directed by a political officer, whether it's the president or anyone else, who to prosecute and who not to prosecute.
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