It is apparently the most specific answer in her class.
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Of the bunch, one of the most specific was — surprise!
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He's been most specific, though, about structural change and electoral reform.
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Often, IT will embody an individual's deepest and most specific fear.
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The platform offers unprecedented ability to target customers at the most specific levels.
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San Francisco has come to stand for the most specific set of horrors.
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Using those skills, he searched for information using the most specific terms possible.
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But by far the most specific plan he laid out related to immigration reform.
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The most specific evidence connecting the Trump campaign to Russia's interference involves Mr. Papadopoulos.
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Changes clearly were made to benefit her state in the most specific of ways.
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The most specific plan I've heard for achieving this comes from Dickson's 2011 NPI address.
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Immigration: This is perhaps the area where Trump and his team have been most specific.
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"It goes back to with my grandmother," Ms. Irgit said, in her most specific answer.
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Deare's most specific complaint: A lack of access to the president for senior national security advisors.
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The complaint was the most specific public accounting yet of North Korea's cyberattacks against other countries.
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But the film version cuts Grahame-Smith's cleverest, most specific embellishments on Austen, and barely acknowledges others.
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"I've been calling it the most specific tool ever made," Dean says in an interview with The Verge.
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There's an incredible number of indie beauty brands out there that cater to even the most specific desires.
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John Delaney has possibly been the most specific in his foreign policy ideas so far in the race.
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It's likely one of the most specific legal precedents the Knight Institute can use to strengthen their suit.
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The IAEA report provides some of the most specific information made public so far about North Korea's activities.
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The Virgo new Moon on Sunday puts you in touch with your most specific feelings about your legacy.
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The company will launch topics in relevant subreddits (or subcategories) so ads reach the most specific audience possible.
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The Massachusetts senator has come out with the most specific proposal for how she would save Social Security.
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I've written my most specific and compassionate and intimate messages to people I love who are far from me.
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After all, his most specific claim refuting Zervos's story is that he never greeted her "inappropriately" at the hotel.
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Sanders and Warren also have the most specific plans on how to raise revenue to pay for their plans.
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To be clear: None of this means Delaney necessarily has the best foreign policy proposals, just the most specific.
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"They've done the most-detailed calculations, and they've been able to make the most-specific observational predictions," Spitler said.
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Clinton reiterated that she had put forth "the most specific plan" of any candidate to regulate the financial industry.
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Pulrang told The Hill banning this practice is one of the most "specific, emotionally resonant issues" affecting disabled people.
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"He seems to have the most to say and the most specific things to say about credit," Rossman said.
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He was usually happy to talk generally about how dangerous immigrants — or, at his most specific, unauthorized immigrants — were.
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The most specific domestic policy he has put forward, on tax breaks for child care, would tilt toward the wealthy.
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Below, a sampling of the most specific and often poignant suggestions from juveniles on how to better run a jail.
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Hossein Dehghan -- made the most specific and direct threat yet by a senior Iranian official following the killing of Gen.
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Elizabeth Warren, senator from Massachusetts, has come out with the most specific proposal for how she would save Social Security.
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One of the most specific and intriguing ideas comes from Booker, who wants to give every American child a nest egg.
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The most specific terms serve best as mnemonic devices, jogging our memories to recall wines we have had in the past.
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But he was at his most specific when he described efforts to investigate him as a way to undermine his voters.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, Trump gets most specific in describing exactly how he would force Mexico to pay for building a border wall.
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"The specific wording of the New Jersey mandate is particularly egregious and one of the most specific and exclusionary," Ms. Cretcher said.
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The teal shirts answered most specific questions with a helpful vagueness, like Parisians directing lost Americans toward a distant restaurant for lunch.
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Michelle Badillo: The writers' room was a lesson in what we already knew, which is the most specific is the most universal.
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Michelle Badillo : The writers' room was a lesson in what we already knew, which is the most specific is the most universal.
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However, the most specific piece of evidence has to do with Daryl describing his brother's "janky little white guy" drug dealer to Merle.
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While Telekom has said before that it intends to expand internationally, the comments are the company's most specific on those plans in months.
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Clearly, the people of Fox don't have respect for one of cinema's most specific and most wonderful sub-genres: The sexy period piece.
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It somehow manages to deploy the most specific and peculiar facts while telling a story that's about everything — art, politics, history, science, philosophy.
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House Republicans plan to release their most specific tax reform plan yet on Wednesday, though they will signal that changes are still likely.
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The most specific one, of course, is if these romance-adjacent photos have anything to do with Sprouse's alleged breakup with model Dayna Frazer.
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All of which provides some context for what is perhaps the most specific pledge in the social contract — not to build in any backdoors.
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The statement from Turkey, where many of the stricken Syrians were taken after the assault on Tuesday, was the most specific about the cause.
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Perhaps Buttigieg's most specific proposal was to quadruple federal government funding for research and development on renewable energy technology, to at least $25 billion.
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It's most specific about how Nanjiani relates to his traditional Pakistani family, who have strikingly different expectations than Gordon's white, well-off North Carolina parents.
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The comments by Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale to reporters were the most specific indication yet from Ottawa on the timing of a politically sensitive announcement.
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Of course, "innovation" isn't exactly the most specific conversation starter, but Carter is known for his efforts to build bridges between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley.
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Warren has said in the past that she supports single-payer in concept, but this is her clearest and most specific position on the issue yet.
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Let's start with how many people will be working after Mr. Trump tries to make America great again, where he was most specific in his forecasts.
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The decision's most specific change to campaign finance law — allowing corporations and unions to make independent expenditures to influence an election — has been of little consequence.
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The most specific Kornze got to Gosar's questions was to say that the White House often consults his bureau on numerous monument proposals on their lands.
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Of the surfaces used in professional tennis, it is the most specific in terms of movement, the one on which it is most difficult to change direction.
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We pick one camera and that camera is set in the most specific place that works for the three or four moves that we want to capture.
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US Bancorp has rolled out perhaps the most specific offer: a new low-rate, quick loan product that lets government employees apply for loans of $100 to $6,000.
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This isn't the first time Urban Outfitters has landed in hot water for an insensitive product, but this instance might feature one of the most specific troublesome references.
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The most specific climate program they name is the Global Commission on Adaptation, a panel that Bill Gates co-chaired that aims to influence government climate adaptation policy.
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For now, the official said the most specific evidence of Russian involvement remains a Russian drone that flew over the hospital that was treating people injured in the attack.
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"I think Trump and Cruz probably have been the most specific on it, as specific as you would expect at this level of the campaign," the former mayor said.
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Whether a hot-button charge of bribery—the most specific ground for presidential dismissal described in the constitution—will make the list is unclear: Democratic leaders say it might.
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On the stump and in interviews, Sanders has long spoken about finding ways to relieve the burden of student debt, but this this is his most specific plan to date.
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The agreement is the most specific effort yet by Europe to divert or reverse a wave of hundreds of thousands of migrants from war-torn countries including Afghanistan and Syria.
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Trump&aposs remarks to Ingraham are the most specific any US official has been so far about what they said was an "imminent threat" posed by Soleimani to American lives.
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Almost any question on the topic is fair game, and panelists must be prepared for even the most specific questions regarding everything from dining options to which characters sign autographs.
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The best version of a joke is usually the most specific one, where you take the little details you know about someone and use it to crush them under your heel.
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Obama's remarks at a news conference in Lima offered some of his most specific indications to date of how he feels Democrats and Trump opponents should handle the next four years.
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Elizabeth Warren has made breaking up big tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon a cornerstone of her campaign, and she has the most specific plan out of all the candidates.
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" Her most specific and unnerving comment was, "We need to work with allied democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremist and terrorism planning.
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I suspect that the two-part entry at 82 and 84 was the seed to this puzzle because it was the most specific reference to entertainment, if not specifically the movies.
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Erdogan's comments offered the most specific timeline yet on the delivery of the ground-to-air missiles that U.S. officials have said are not compatible with North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) defenses.
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And this year, student-wide surveys at UC schools will include detailed questions about basic needs; the result, Canedo said, will be the largest and most specific study on the problem ever done.
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It found that a survey design with the most specific restrictions on locations and times reduced the number of dens disturbed by more than 90 percent compared with a survey with no restrictions.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey gives himself a "C" grade for taking "responsibility," which was one of the most specific answers he gave during a live Twitter Q&A with journalist Kara Swisher on Tuesday.
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It's easy to get lost in all the antitrust talk because of the complexity of antitrust laws in this country and the fact that most specific complaints about Big Tech companies happen behind closed doors.
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We were raised on Kashmiri ghazals that our other brown friends didn't understand, because our language was particular, with no real script, and a set of some of the most specific insults known to man.
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But the most specific changes are under NOAA, which introduced plans for a traceability program, requiring a point-by-point history for 16 species of fish imported into the US, including shrimp, tuna, and King Crab.
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With projects like Five Hot Stories For Her and her latest series, XConfessions, which brings user-submitted sexual fantasies to life on the screen, Erika Lust Films is sure to satisfy even your most specific searches.
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But AirPlay 2 is here now, and Apple tells me the two most specific changes are a bigger buffer so network hiccups don't interrupt your music and tighter clock sync between devices to enable multiroom support.
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The accusation against the politician, Sun Zhengcai, was made by an economic official during a session of the Communist Party congress in Beijing, and gives the most specific detail to date of the charges against Mr. Sun.
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Which I think it is; I think politically the horror in Pittsburgh and the mail bombs are a gift to Democrats, because they highlight one of the most specific ways that Trump is ill-suited to his office.
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Mr. Delaney, a former representative from Maryland who co-sponsored a carbon tax bill in the House, has the most specific plan: a tax starting at $15 per metric ton of carbon dioxide, increasing by $10 each year.
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The document, which details Brexit's potential impact on Santander's UK operations including its operating results and its ability to hire and retain staff, was the most specific statement to date from the euro zone's largest bank by market value.
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Furthermore, Cohen furiously denied its most specific claim about him — that he'd traveled to Prague in August 2000 to meet with Russian officials — and has shown his passport to reporters to back up his denials, at least for that time frame.
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Many aspects of the House tax blueprint, the most specific plan floating around the capital, are already creating consternation across a swath of sectors that have learned over the years how to make do with the status quo, however cumbersome.
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The whole internet would be structured like a big filesystem—a hierarchy of namespaces—where the most specific directory (from our perspective) would be our own local computer, while the most general directory (the root directory) would be the entire internet.
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And her proposal on abortion rights, which calls for the establishment of a new funding stream that would bolster the presence of reproductive health centers in all 50 states, is among the most specific on the subject put forth by a 20203 candidate.
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Goldbelly is a service that lets you send food gifts from iconic restaurants around the countryGoldbelly makes it possible to satisfy their most specific cravings wherever they live in the US — a cheesecake from Junior's, deep dish pizza from Lou Malnati, and more.
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Using an internet-first approach, Eilish has amassed a powerful teen following by adhering only to her most specific, and often strangest, musical whims, earning more than a billion total song streams already, before the release of her debut album last Friday.
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The most specific charge against Mr. Jiang was that he had engaged in subversion by helping publicize the claims of another detained lawyer, Xie Yang, who said he had been tortured in custody, according to documents his lawyers shared early this year.
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He writes: It was when I let myself explore my most specific memories of the family friend who was killed last week that my grief is felt most acutely: The warmth and patience of her voice as I chattered endlessly as a little boy.
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Trump's tweets on Sunday represented his most specific attempt yet to discredit any findings of the Mueller investigation into alleged election collusion with Russians, following clear signs that his previous assaults have been effective in hardening the opinion of GOP voters against the probe.
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Because compared to every other plan to fight the climate crisis out there—including the ever-popular, but endlessly vague Green New Deal—Inslee's plan has the broadest range, and the most specific avenues toward rapidly reducing greenhouse gas emissions across all economic sectors.
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The collection of 18 papers by outside experts amounts to one of the most specific and dire accountings of the dangers posed to businesses and communities in the United States — a threat so significant that the nation's central bank seems increasingly compelled to address it.
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Why it matters: This is the most specific information investigators have released to date on Russia's involvement in the incident, and it "raises questions such as to whether the brigade was actively involved in downing MH17," head prosecutor Fred Westerbeke said at the news conference, per CNN.
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The January 2021 completion date was the most specific deadline set in what is expected to be a long process of trying to get the North to end its nuclear program, which may threaten U.S. allies South Korea and Japan as well as the U.S. homeland.
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The White House is also proposing several changes to Medicare's prescription drug benefit in the budget: In summary, the most specific changes the White House is proposing would address cost-sharing for patients — out-of-pocket maximums and rebate sharing — which is good for the Medicare beneficiaries but doesn't directly target underlying drug prices.
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Targeted ads are now an essential part of a successful political campaign as they are a highly effective way to reach a specific audience and enter people's day to day lives through social media and other widely visited websites, to garner the most specific and up-to-date data on voters' demographics and preferences.
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The victims of mysterious attacks on workers at the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, have "developed changes to the white matter tracts that let different parts of the brain communicate," per the AP. It's the most specific physical symptom identified amongst the victims as doctors have begun to treat their condition as a previously unforeseen illness.
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That's because the claim that such a meeting happened is one of the most specific claims in Christopher Steele's dossier alleging collusion between the Trump team and Russia to influence the 215 election — and because, since the very first day that dossier was publicly released, Cohen has adamantly denied taking any such trip, and Trump's team has relied on that denial to dispute the dossier's accuracy.
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Parsing Arnold's comments was sort of difficult because his monologues were so mile-a-minute, but this is the most specific piece of footage he directly claims to have seen and had access to, and it sounds like it might have had something to do with the famed Apprentice outtake tapes that have been whispered about in Hollywood since the Access Hollywood tape briefly seemed like it might tank Trump's campaign.
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While Crossroads Inn is certainly the most specific of these two (asking you to do things like manage trade routes for specific supplies), they both have an ethic that goes beyond something like Rollercoaster Tycoon and instead starts looking a lot more like Crusader Kings II. While playing each of them, I found myself looking at the stats of individual servers and wishing they were higher so that they could cover more tables.
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