Certainly, you know, negated his opportunity to do anything further.
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His 'Trump' line negated any insightful message he almost made.
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"Positive effects were negated by heavy drinking," added the subhead.
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Any positive health effect of the fiber is completely negated.
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He negated his biography — he never wanted his photo taken.
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That's one of his first appearances on MTV: ghostly, patriarchal, negated.
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When it appears twice, it is negated: in essence, it vanishes.
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Adding subtitles negated the need for rewinding over and over again.
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It's all going to be negated by this need to raise wages.
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The bill was eventually negated and the minister that proposed it resigned.
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In short, the Thunder's offensive rebounding has negated the Warriors' transition advantage.
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Osuna's blown save negated the stellar effort of Astros starter Wade Miley.
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The Islanders had a goal by Mathew Barzal negated by goaltender interference.
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That negated the need for so many bombs to obliterate a target.
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Obviously, this effect is negated as the card account gets a bit older.
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And our lives are constantly negated by the media, politicians, and popular culture.
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Those injuries were somewhat negated by the return of two injured Heat players.
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Crucially, such a statement has the property of being able to be negated.
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In less than 2 seconds, Nancy Pelosi completely negated trump's entire speech. Brilliant.
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The same kind of magic that Bran's mark totally negated in the cave.
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However, broader market losses were negated by sharp gains recorded by some companies.
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Basically, that mark negated all the magic that would keep them beyond the wall.
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The justness of military intervention in March 2011 cannot be undone or negated retroactively.
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Gains in healthcare stocks were negated by losses in materials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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Futagogo was surprised by Tumblr's conservative interpretation of the rules that negated this fact.
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On the previous play, an 8-yard gain had been negated by a penalty.
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I'm going to see what I can do to try and get it negated.
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But these efforts are effectively negated by the burden of employer-based health insurance.
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The workouts negated the smug supposition that my thinking was something other than physical.
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Gains in healthcare and industrials were negated by losses in materials and consumer stocks.
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Arguments, when unsound, can be negated, but who can negate another person's lived experience?
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Cramer, however, negated the idea that all semiconductor companies are equal and should trade together.
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However, losses seen by the basic resources sector were negated by some positive company updates.
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I'm the one who brought it up — nobody negated it, let's put it that way.
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However, these gains could be blunted or even negated by new restrictions on international commerce.
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Hoyer dismissed the notion that the quantity of amendments negated the content of Maloney's proposal.
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The call negated a potential inning-ending, strike 'em out-throw 'em out double play.
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A hands-to-the-face penalty by Orlando Scandrick also negated an interception of Bradford.
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Hayes added an empty-netter in the final minute after Jesper Fast negated an icing.
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However, a procedural penalty for two Trojans wearing the same jersey number negated the return.
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Two plays that appeared to be Michigan touchdowns were negated after video reviews by officials.
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Any small financial gains may be negated by municipal subsidies and givebacks to teams anyway.
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The Gamecocks declined one penalty, and a second penalty on the same play negated another.
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Dalton had a 231-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Green negated by a holding penalty.
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It was the first play after an illegal block penalty negated a big Duke punt return.
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The Warhawks negated that start when Daishon Smith and Munnings made back-to-back 231-pointers.
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But the play was negated by an offensive pass interference call on tight end Jonnu Smith.
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What she ignored is that such an independent review would have negated the work by Mueller.
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But he also included a recipe for cinnamon rolls, which pretty much negated the whole thing.
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However, the play was negated because Slay was offside, and the penalty quieted a roaring crowd.
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The win negated a spectacular night from Gordon Hayward, who scored a career-high 40 points.
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Riley's disqualification negated some of UCLA's size advantage, which contributed to Hofstra's 36-27 rebounding advantage.
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When your therapist's experience with drugs remains theoretical, this kind of junkie-etiquette crap is negated.
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But the play got negated by a holding penalty and the Utes turned it over on downs.
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China growth is particularly in question as the positives of a trade truce are negated by coronavirus.
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But unless teams can properly integrate these distant staffers, the cost savings of hiring overseas are negated.
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The story's supernatural elements, which are deliberately ambiguous in the novel, are explicitly negated in the film.
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The video isn't stellar, but the access it granted the viewer negated its sub-par production quality.
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The B-262 "negated" that first-strike capability, Mr. Iacobellis (pronounced EYE-koh-bell-is) later said.
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It has also negated the need for staff to physically move documents between TfL and the court.
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So the benefits of using a fancy card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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A holding penalty on a punt negated what would have been a long touchdown return by Beckham.
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Farmers welcomed that move but warned Trump it was negated by the surge in small refinery exemptions.
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Well before Long's goal was negated, the notion of a multigoal outburst appeared far-fetched, at best.
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The Panthers pulled Bobrovsky, but a late penalty basically negated that move, and the Caps held on.
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Down 224, the RedHawks made it interesting after a defensive pass interference call negated a Louisiana interception.
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The strategy negated the Memphis advantage in the paint, which was only 14-12 in the second half.
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The other component is attendance, which is halved with one use of UPT, and negated entirely after two.
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"The people's will being negated & undetermined due to these deliberate and unnecessary delays," he said in a tweet.
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The Hawks turned the ball over 19 times, which negated a 48-36 edge they held in rebounds.
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It sounds anodyne, but it would have negated 16313 and tied up state policymakers in litigation in perpetuity.
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It's not even that it's negated, it doesn't exist in, I don't know, a third of the country?
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There are few places to hide our real selves, and our biases are constantly being challenged, even negated.
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If his first goal on Saturday negated that mistake, then his second earned him even more good will.
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However, we've seen a bit of a slowdown in sales, which has really negated any positive currency impact.
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A new study found using antibacterial mouthwash after working out negated the blood-pressure-lowering effects of exercise.
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Dolphins coach Brian Flores called timeout before the first kick, and the second miss was negated by penalty.
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Fundamentally, this was a technical issue but it also inadvertently negated efforts to bring equality to the emoji space.
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The company points to higher wages as well as other expenses that negated the benefit of lower input costs.
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Finally, any of the perks from a fancy credit card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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The company points to higher wages, as well as other expenses that negated the benefit of lower input costs.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, after Wednesday's sharp selloff on Wall Street almost exactly negated Tuesday's rally.
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The catch was negated by a penalty; it did not move Green Bay to the Arizona 3-yard line.
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The catch was negated by a penalty; it did not move Green Bay to the Arizona 2698-yard line.
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But the health benefits can be negated when you mix in the sugary fruit compotes they often come with.
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So for starters, the benefits of using a fancy card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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The score came after a penalty negated a 71-yard touchdown return on an interception by UCLA's Nate Meadors.
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So if these crimes and impeachable acts have been largely negated, what is Congress planning to do on Wednesday?
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To that point, the benefits of using a fancy card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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But offsetting penalties negated the play, and a pass to Nelson bounced off his hands and right to Jenkins.
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Because of this, ginger ale's sometimes unpopular sweet taste can be negated, making it taste more dry and sharp.
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That negated a nice effort by starter Adrian Houser, who held the Cardinals to one run in five innings.
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State oppression has decimated civil society and negated years of social progress, casting a pall on the public mood.
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The mistakes negated much of what had been a dominating performance with the Buckeyes outgaining Penn State, 25-222.
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Sturridge himself negated a second, when he made a play for a would-be goal from an offside position.
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How could the history and memory of communist influences on Southeast Asia and its artists be so brazenly negated?
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Many provisions in the two newly negated laws had not been enforced due to court injunctions, according to the paper.
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The arcane rules of the House on discharge petitions have often negated their effectiveness and discouraged members from introducing them.
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Those miscues negated a 30-12 rebounding edge before halftime, resulting in just a 36-28 lead at the break.
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The first stalled at the 213-yard line, when a penalty negated a 22008-yard gain, leading to a punt.
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DePaul dominated on the boards, holding a 40-25 edge with 15 offensive rebounds, but 22 turnovers negated that advantage.
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Also, Professor Chung and colleagues noticed that health benefits of walking were attenuated, not completely negated, among the healthy participants.
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A holding call on the Gophers' first possession negated a 267-yard touchdown strike from Zack Annexstad to Bateman Rashod.
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As far as disputed receptions go, this ventured nowhere near Dez Bryant's negated touchdown in the playoffs three years ago.
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Then there's Dustin and his refusal of whiteness, partnered with his inability to describe himself beyond a negated racial identity.
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But that was negated by Ozuna's two-run shot in the bottom of the inning, increasing Miami's advantage to 21.80-3.
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Any romance of such an adoption was quickly negated by the reality of training a wild horse while working full time.
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And on Wednesday inflation unexpectedly held steady, in part because heavy discounting of clothing negated the effect of higher fuel prices.
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In a country that negated my personhood, academia was one of the few avenues of normalcy I had in my life.
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Just as in the United States, a French electoral college would have negated the liberal candidate's advantage in the popular vote.
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But some of that fear and uncertainty about Trump has been negated by the fact that Clinton is also widely distrusted.
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But an illegal hands to the face penalty against Harris negated a fourth-down incompletion and extended Carolina's last-ditch drive.
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Nvidia's chip was far faster, but time spent shuffling data back and forth to the chip negated the gains, Pisetzky said.
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Trump's pardon for Arpaio negated the findings that Arpaio -- a law enforcement officer -- violated constitutional rights with his racial-profiling practices.
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The filing negated the need for Ramos to appear in person for arraignment, as scheduled, and he was not in court.
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Bradley's shot happened after a 3-pointer by Wright with 14 seconds left was negated because of a shot-clock violation.
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On the flipside, any of the perks from a fancy credit card are quickly negated if you carry a monthly balance.
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A holding call on fourth-and-4 negated a first down, and the Seminoles then turned the ball over on downs.
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Republicans didn't need 60 votes on that bill because ObamaCare repeal was moving under special budgetary rules that negated the filibuster.
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And it's negated the President's weekend attempts at reconciliation, which were swiftly followed by rote political attacks and grievance-filled rants.
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"The people's will being negated and undermined due to these deliberate and unnecessary delays," he wrote, though he offered no evidence.
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Wifi and broadband enabled homes have negated the need for the former and consoles and arcades have done so with the latter.
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The bullpen loss negated a solid outing by White Sox right-hander James Shields, who gave up three runs in six innings.
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Some of Gmail's potential for photo storage has been negated by the arrival of Google Photos, but it's still a nice alternative.
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Combine that with the fact that Howard is seven years older than Valanciunas, and any added value Howard would bring is negated.
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Recently, for several days, everything I ate was accompanied by a harsh metallic taste that negated all the usual pleasure of eating.
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The blown save by Osuna negated the stellar effort of Astros starter Wade Miley, who took a shutout into the ninth inning.
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Since the yuan fell by 10 percent, it has essentially negated the effects of the tariffs while making American imports more expensive.
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Tech's decline Thursday also pushed the down by 0.1 percent to 2,770.37 as a 1.6 percent gain in energy shares was negated.
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But two of the losses were negated, by an unnecessary roughness penalty on Buster Skrine and a taunting penalty on Calvin Pryor.
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His cheeriness was later negated by surly, combative exchanges with reporters over the dark tone he adopted in the midterms' closing days.
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"Higher household consumption could have negated the drop in industrial or commercial load but there needs to be further investigation," he said.
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A potential fourth Blues goal, scored by Jordan Kyrou off the rush, was negated when San Jose's challenge proved he was offside.
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Amadou Diallo, who farms in the outskirts of Divo, said the hot weather after the rains had negated the impact of the downpours.
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When citizens vote, they're exercising power over others, and if they wield that power arbitrarily or incompetently, they've negated their right to vote.
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Across the Tasman sea, New Zealand's shares were unchanged as gains in consumer discretionary stocks were negated by a fall in telecommunication services.
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The Giants appeared to tie the game with a successful 2-point conversion try, but an offensive pass interference penalty negated those points.
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The apparent tally was negated, however, after Nashville successfully challenged that Mark Scheifele was offside prior to the puck entering the offensive zone.
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A home run by the Miami Marlins' J. T. Realmuto was negated when he passed his teammate Marcell Ozuna after rounding first base.
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Instead, the play was negated because the ball shifted in his hands as he made contact with the ground in the end zone.
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That negated his treatment, so he befriended the local sangomas, treating them with respect instead of disdain, asking if they could work together.
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Cornyn warned that the "tremendous" benefits from scaling back regulations and passing GOP tax cuts could be negated by disruption to trade agreements.
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But this strategy of the green left was surely in the mix because it negated real concerns of working people facing economic uncertainty.
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However, these conflicts have not fully negated the symbolic importance of Palestine to the Arab states, explaining the about-face the Arab League delivered.
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In my experience over the past week and a half, the watch was so ill-fitting that it basically negated its activity-tracking benefits.
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The Amazons may be beautiful, well-trained, and graceful, but any advantage they have from their years of training is negated by German guns.
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Zentner said Fed policy easing could be negated by increasing pressure from tariffs that could pull both the U.S. and global economy into recession.
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But if either Exxon or Chevron break under their lowest floors of support, Cramer said Boroden's points are negated, and all bets are off.
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But any inroads made by such efforts could be negated if the Chinese government learns Facebook secretly pushed an app into the country anyway.
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Jackson had an electric 18-yard touchdown run negated by penalty in the Ravens' 26-13 win over the Green Bay Packers on Thursday.
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Mnuchin denied he tried to take advantage of the agreement, which he said was negated by $2 billion in losses and loan modification fees.
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That drove our monthly payments up to $550, which negated one of the main reasons we enrolled with the company in the first place.
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However, the turnover was negated because of a personal foul call penalty on Tennessee that gave Alabama the ball at the 1-yard line.
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Realmuto hit the ball over the fence in left-center field, but the homer was negated when he passed teammate Ozuna on the basepaths.
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However, China's military modernization has "eroded or negated many of Taiwan's historical advantages" in deterring a potential attack, the Pentagon report warned in May.
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But that held shoe is almost negated by another image in the exhibition, which the artist specifically requested not be shown with this article.
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The truth is that my family — my gargantuan family with all its quirks and vagaries — has negated the need for children of my own.
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"They (judges) have completely negated all the farcical stands raised by the army to deny women equal opportunities," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A sharp decline in field goal percentage and a career-low offensive rating have largely negated his defense, which had also fallen off some.
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"When you get those birds into an area that's totally negated of fresh air, sunshine, or light, they have no immune system," Rader said.
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Liriano negated that run when he hit his second career homer to center with two outs in the second for a 4-1 Pirates lead.
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Trailing 219-20173 in the third quarter, the Redskins got new life when a defensive holding penalty negated fourth down deep in their own end.
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"Today's bullish draw to crude inventories has been somewhat negated by a solid build to gasoline," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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He thought he had a 10-yard touchdown throw to Brown, but the play was negated by a holding penalty on right tackle Jared Veldheer.
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The show has shunted viewers through an ever-more-ridiculous series of celestial realms and byzantine bylaws, each one explained (or negated) by the next.
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The penalty negated a 62-yard run that left Iowa just 3 yards from a touchdown that would have put the Hawkeyes ahead, 21-7.
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Social media users hit back at the lawyers' claim in the report, saying that adding the phrase "with a few exceptions" negated the original statement.
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There were three penalties on this play, one crucially against the Packers for an illegal shift, that negated an otherwise amazing catch by Randall Cobb.
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The energy sub-index closed 0.5% lower at a two-week low, but some losses were negated by a 2% jump in oil prices overnight.
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Or on Sunday, when Morgan Fox and Mark Barron sandwiched Wentz on his 2-yard run for a touchdown that was negated by a penalty.
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And in 2014 voters approved Amendment 5—which effectively negated the rights of cities or towns to pass or enforce practically any form of gun control.
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The expanding use of firearms in warfare negated the need for the military to rely on the more antiquated fighting styles of Medieval and ancient armies.
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The first is that the promise of decentralization isn't just negated by a central digital currency; a CDC is even more centralized than the existing system.
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Jones appeared to be picked off again on the next possession near the goal line, but a targeting call on Northwestern's Jared McGee negated the play.
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Goldman Sachs economists wrote last week that potential benefits from tax and regulatory reform are more likely to be negated by Trump's immigration and trade restrictions.
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Methane is a greenhouse gas, but emissions of it from natural gas production have never negated the benefit of using natural gas in place of coal.
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The same defamatory statements, with the exact same misleading and deceiving accusations, have been refuted and negated time and time again for the past two years.
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The women simply agreed with the compliments paid to them, leading to some hostile responses, which completely negated the nice things the men had just said.
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The mother of two and author of the blog Hither & Thither argues that whatever money you save on connecting flights is negated by the added risks.
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Overall, the CPP will impose massive expenses on businesses and consumers for CO2 reductions that will be instantly negated by far larger CO2 emissions growth overseas.
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Carleton's research indicates that the number of walks that have taken place in front of the infield shift have on aggregate negated its run-suppressing effects.
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Any advantage McMurray gained by the strategy was negated by a 45-second pit stop resulting from difficulty getting his new left-front tire on the car.
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Do you think that decision effectively negated the 22014th Amendment, which prohibits the federal government and states from denying citizens the right to vote based on race?
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Although the Phoenix attack was ultimately more extreme and deadlier than the Boston tragedy, Schildkraut points out that elements of that incident probably negated its media salience.
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The Achilles' heel of the device was its paltry battery life, which negated most of the promises of a device that promised to augment your daily listening.
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But the common response to criticism that these pretty filters are confidence boosters is negated by the fact it can have the exact opposite effect, Engeln said.
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The 18-year-old, who has been in Catholic school his whole life, also felt confused as to how his speech negated the teachings of the church.
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I glanced out the open door to where a freight was rolling silently by, its mechanical shrieks and clanks negated by the forward thrust of the music.
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But what most surprised me most was his view that the backstop negated the Good Friday Agreement -- which, incidentally, his party didn't sign up to in 1998.
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Adam Jones had a 55-yard punt return for an apparent touchdown negated when backup tight end Cethan Carter was flagged for a block in the back.
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But the miss was negated by a roughing-the-kicker penalty, and Baxa made a 22-yarder on the next play, giving Miami a 17-5 lead.
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He appeared to have broken the record just before halftime, but his 5-yard pass to Tre'Quan Smith was negated by a pass interference penalty on Smith.
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The weakness of Cohen's characters might have been negated by a steady stream of high-profile guests, a sort of "Can you believe that happened?!" who's who.
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But as Erik Wemple pointed out in the Washington Post, the initial misleading claim negated the entire reason for the Times to run a story at all.
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A pair of reports today have essentially negated early rumors that Google's next Pixel smartphones would be the first devices powered by a brand new processor from Qualcomm.
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To go back to that Rayquaza fight, it wasn't until I equipped a Spirit that negated the effects of strong wind that I stood a chance at victory.
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The government insists that the benefits of high-speed travel, both in time and money, would be negated if passengers were slowed down by checks at both ends.
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When its leadership decided to modify its plan and walk back its price increase, the company may have negated any cancellations as a way to retain its subscribers.
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Racism is no longer being treated as a feeling, an allegation, a matter of opinion, or something that can be negated by the announcement of a black friend.
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A holding penalty negated his 26-yard touchdown pass to classmate Treylon Burks, and safety Devon Key returned his deflected pass 25 yards for Western Kentucky's final touchdown.
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Jackson wowed the crowd with a juking, hurdling jaunt to the end zone late in the first quarter, but Willie Snead's illegal blind-side block negated the score.
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A controversial flag for an illegal block by the Argonauts' Llevi Noel, however, negated the touchdown and also ripped a million cold ones right out of her fingers.
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Hangovers are the ultimate proof—whatever fun you might have had is negated by the feeling you have when you wake up after an evening of heavy drinking.
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She was 20 years older than most of the women she was competing against; whatever physical advantage they assumed she had, Richards thought, was negated by her age.
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In a pass-oriented league, Oakland's potency on offense, highlighted by quarterback Derek Carr and receivers Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree, is negated by its ineffectiveness on defense.
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Problems with the stadium's sound system negated the traditional singing of the national anthem, and the starting lineups appeared on the videoboard in center field without accompanying audio.
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And by then the "death panel" fiction had negated any shot at a reasoned, ideological debate — you're joining the Democrats' plan to kill our infirm children and parents?!
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But to make Richard more articulate or defiant or to place him in that courtroom would have negated the idea of trying to tell a true story truthfully.
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Heidi Heitkamp told CNBC on Friday that the benefits of President Donald Trump's tax cuts have already been negated as a result of his steel and aluminum tariffs.
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The judge also rejected the firm's claims that any conflict was negated because the matrimonial lawyers were leaving the law firm and taking Mr. Rose's case with them.
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Right cornerback Artie Burns cost the Steelers a turnover on the previous play when a strip-sack by Stephon Tuitt was negated by his hands-to-the-face penalty.
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The aftermath of Sansa's disappearance leads her to the Vale, in one of the Stark daughter's most successful periods — which is then entirely negated by her traumatizing Bolton marriage.
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It was the Buffs' second punt on USC's side of the field in the fourth quarter, the other coming when a promising drive was negated by a holding penalty.
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Last night's motion, "Don't Trust The Promises of Artificial Intelligence," was affirmed by 30 percent of the audience and negated by 41 percent at the start of the debate.
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On Friday, new CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie admitted, as much as he could, that it was a sketchy call from a league referee that resulted in the negated touchdown.
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And yet, it is also clear to me that had she done so, she would have negated the reason for paying so much attention to a specific ephemeral object.
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Sen. Heidi Heitkamp told CNBC on Friday that the benefits of President Donald Trump's tax cuts have been negated as a result of his aggressive steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But any impact on the global market balance has been more than negated by expansions in the Gulf, Asian countries such as Malaysia and, more than anywhere else, China.
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On the play before that, a 210-yard fumble return for a touchdown by the Bills' Preston Brown was negated by a replay review, and the Dolphins kept possession.
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The Mets' ninth-inning comeback negated a strong effort from Phillies starter Aaron Nola, who allowed one hit and one walk while striking out 10 over seven scoreless innings.
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So while Sherman-Palladino created a TV show that became a bona fide phenomenon, the relative failures of Jezebel James and Bunheads may have negated her success in executives' minds.
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A strikeout-throwout double play negated a leadoff single against Farmer in the first but four straight base hits gave the Diamondbacks a 2-0 lead in the first inning.
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This has negated Hollywood producers' fears that China would use the threat of not importing Hollywood films as a stick to beat Washington with in the two countries' trade war.
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It is because the peace process negated the principle of moral judgment, that it enabled the Palestinian movement to subjugate, indoctrinate, and impoverish its people while continuing to attack Israel.
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"It's a huge lesson for us," said New York's Rick Nash, whose interference infraction late in the second period negated a goal that would have tied the game at 4.
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This uncontrolled media violence has negated the possibility of meaningful dialogue, and any artist who wishes to engage the issues runs the risk of being immediately labeled this or that.
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Reflecting on the Chiefs' flop 15 years ago, Green blamed the offense — he missed some throws, a penalty negated a touchdown, a lost fumble erased Priest Holmes's 123-yard run.
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Will women be negated from roles a priori based on the belief that "it's much more likely to be more talking" if too many women are part of the board?
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The official did not answer follow-up questions about how Supreme Court rulings negated the LGBT policy or what sort of "religious exemption" will be permissible under the directive going forward.
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The ruling negated the previous prevailing standard: that a company must have a physical presence in a state in order for it to be required to collect and remit sales taxes.
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"If Republicans decide to do this, they will have effectively negated the power of every single vote for every single Supreme Court justice," said Graig Meyer, a Democrat in the statehouse.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - David Ferrer negated John Isner's booming serve to beat the towering American 6-4 6-4 7-5 and advance to his sixth Australian Open quarter-final on Monday.
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Although Russian election law says a person serving time in prison is not eligible to run for presidency, a negated sentence may technically mean he is eligible to run, Smith said.
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The call negated a Jacksonville fumble recovery as the officials determined Jackson used the crown of his helmet to hit Titans quarterback Blaine Gabbert (who sustained a concussion) in the head.
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Aimee Lewis, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi, said her organization would sue if the Tennessee bill were signed into law because it effectively negated Roe v.
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" He said he had received emails from parents asking whether their children's hard work in preparing for the SAT "would be completely negated just because we happen to have some means.
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The Calhoun blast, his 28th, negated the insurance run the Astros tallied in the bottom of the seventh when Bregman plated Altuve with another two-out hit, a single to center field.
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"Modern artificial darkness negated the negative qualities ascribed to its timeless counterpart: divorced from nature and metaphor, highly controlled and circumscribed, it was a technology that fused humans and images," Elcott writes.
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What was being negated by Bowie was all the nonsense, the falsity, the accrued social meanings, traditions and morass of identity that shackled us, especially in relation to gender identity and class.
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Be it agonizing drops or an illegal formation penalty that negated a touchdown, Agholor was doing his best to drive home the Eagles' very evident need for help in the receiving corps.
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But the freshman punter Ty Perine had a snap go through his hands and when Burrow threw an interception shortly after, it was negated because Alabama had 12 men on the field.
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An apparent Detroit conversion on a fourth-and-1 from the Bears' 36-yard line was negated on an offensive pass interference call before the Lions turned the ball over on downs.
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Dalton had a 217-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Green negated by a holding penalty, and Martavis Bryant had a 23-yard kickoff return touchdown called back, also due to a hold.
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We're the only species that chooses to exercise because we have to, because all of the movement patterns that we developed as children get negated the second we get put into school.
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He dove into the end zone, getting hit hard from both sides as he crossed the goal line, and was initially credited with a touchdown before a holding penalty negated the run.
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Yet by treating dynamics itself as a means of expression, whether with a motor or by suspending elements in space, Calder negated the possibility of perceiving these sculptures in a single fashion.
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Moreover, Comey is willing to voluntarily discuss his conversations with the president, so any concern that we might have about the chilling effect of coercive congressional intrusion into those conversations is negated.
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Even Fox's Jesse Watters was impressed by King — but any praise he had was negated by the fact that he thought King and Robin Roberts, another Black woman journalist, were the same person.
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In Lawson-Ross's case, for example, U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker granted Great Lake's motion to dismiss the case on the grounds that the Higher Education Act negated their state law claims.
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Trump delivered on a long-sought change lifting a summer ban on higher ethanol blends of gasoline, but farmers and ethanol producers say the refining exemptions have negated any benefits from that move.
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While specific tenant credit profiles have improved via M&A over the past few years, this could be negated in part should defaults in the high-yield market flow through to NNN's portfolio.
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If they signed up to be a scooter charger, it's theoretically possible to reach a kind of scooter rental equilibrium, in which the costs of operation are negated by the payments from recharging.
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"Yeah, I'm in a boy band, but it's a cool boy band," he said in the 2013 One Direction documentary This Is Us. He revised that opinion later, and then retroactively negated it.
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"The Knicks came out hot and negated what we were trying to do, but then our defensive pressure got better, and we were able to get control of the game defensively," George said.
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And any purpose it did serve was negated by the fact that I felt so weird and self-conscious about wearing a hairnet that I ended up taking it out by 4 p.m.
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Laffy Taffy at least tries to shove bursts of acidic flavor into its musty gum, but any goodwill it earns with its cherry and green apple flavors is negated by the banana flavor.
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Don't say "but…" This is another one that's used all the time: "Yes, but…" or "I agree up to a point, but…" When you say but you've just negated everything you said before.
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Mbappé's 226rd-minute equalizer was negated by his carelessness at the other end in stoppage time, when he was dispossessed by James Milner, giving Liverpool a final chance to attack the P.S.G. goal.
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But then, even in Season 5, some of the biggest things that happen are so me and so directly my life that — yeah, I just negated what I said about making her different.
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That wasn't the case with clothes dryers, according to 2011 tests by the NRDC: They discovered two dryers' eco modes left clothes damp, requiring a second run-through, which negated any energy savings.
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Or to the Colorado Avalanche, whose tying goal in Game 7 of the second round against San Jose was negated by an offside call that seemed to violate the spirit of the rule.
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Net asset flow — inflows minus redemptions — reflected a loss of $51.4 billion, but performance more than negated that and boosted total assets to $2.97 trillion, or 2.6 percent higher than 2015, according to HFR.
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HONG KONG, March 2.00 (IFR) - A late rally in Chinese equity markets negated the impact of news of weak export numbers, though the day's volatility appeared to push new bond issuers to the sidelines.
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So even though marijuana probably makes it harder to ejaculate and makes it harder for sperm to reach the egg, those birthrate-lowering effects are negated by fewer people using protection while they're high.
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Uber and Lyft are coming back to the capital of Texas after the state passed sweeping ride-hailing rules that negated the city's more stringent driver checks, according to a local Austin ABC affiliate.
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The Michigan Governor negated local elections, appointed conservators to revamp the budgets of several cities that switched the city water supply from the Detroit River which had provided treated water for half a century.
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An offensive pass interference call on Austin Sefarian-Jenkins scoring catch negated his touchdown early in the second quarter and the Jets settled for Chandler Catanzaro's 45-yard field goal to retake the lead.
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What it is: In the wake of stay-at-home and shelter-in-place orders across California, people flocked to nature, leading to crowded beaches and trails that negated the point of social distancing.
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After a 2-1 loss to Manchester City at Etihad Stadium on Sunday, Wenger pointed to the contentious nature of Manchester City's goals, either of which could have been negated by an offside call.
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Steven Kull, a pollster who runs the university program, said that Republicans can usually count on support from their base for deregulatory moves, but that was negated by the popularity of the FCC rules.
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Both said their teams had also considered it but discounted the option because the additional power generated would be negated by the need for the grinders to move quickly, and constantly, across the boats.
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The damage was minor — all were able to continue — but the ensuing caution negated the Ford pit-stop advantage, which they had hoped would take them to a scheduled segment break at Lap 60.
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As for health benefits, the extra hour of daylight may be negated by the fact that when the clocks spring forward, there's a spike in the suicide rate and the number of recorded heart attacks.
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But as the Spanish kingdom consolidated, and after a bit of messy drama involving the Habsburg dynasty and the now-ruling Bourbon dynasty, Aragon's autonomy — including that of Barcelona and Catalonia more broadly — was negated.
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Trailing 16-7 with third-and-goal from the Patriots three-yard line, Winston scored on a scramble but the play was negated by an illegal-use-of-hands penalty on offensive lineman Evan Smith.
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Replays showed Doe lost control of the ball before crossing the goal line, and the ensuing Mississippi State recovery would have negated the touchdown and given the Bulldogs the ball in a one-score game.
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"There's a good argument to be made that the downward trend that was in for a while, has been negated because the lows we saw in January and February were multi-year lows," Madden said.
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A 9-yard pass from Manning to Barkley was negated by a holding call on John Greco, and Barkley was stripped of the ball on a third-down run that nearly went for a touchdown.
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Trailing 275-223, with third-and-goal from the Patriots 240-yard line, Winston scored on a scramble, but the play was negated by an illegal-use-of-hands penalty on offensive lineman Evan Smith.
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Behind the incandescent Lamar Jackson, a rookie quarterback who ran for two touchdowns Sunday and had two other touchdown runs negated by penalties, the fourth-seeded Ravens have won six of their last seven games.
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However, that higher fee is slightly negated when factoring in the $100 annual credit for Clear security membership and $100 in credits for LoungeBuddy, the company's app that lets people access airport lounges for a fee.
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"The general citizenry feels negated and disregarded in these kind of decisions," says Hathaway, who lives eight blocks from the site and served on a neighborhood advisory task force about the Ford site for 10 years.
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After an apparent fumble was negated by a defensive holding call on the Thundering Herd (8-5), Colorado State was able to advance on an amazing one-handed catch by Michael Gallup on third-and-10.
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Mexico's peso and stocks held their ground as positive sentiment around a possible U.S.-China trade deal was negated by U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to close the southern U.S. border with important trade partner Mexico.
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But an ineligible receiver downfield negated the play, and the Spartans settled for a 38-yard field goal from Coghlin to cut the Buckeyes' lead to 7-6 with 5:35 left in the third quarter.
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That shoddy work on the defensive end has negated what has been a sensational start to the season for junior guard Mike Scott, who is averaging team highs in points (17.3), rebounds (5.7) and assists (3.7).
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While Iowa farmers welcome Trump's move, they have argued its impact is negated by the administration giving exemptions to the nation's biofuel laws to small refineries, including those owned by oil majors Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
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"Indeterminate Line" shows that Venet's initial aim of making self-referential art intentionally devoid of expression is continually negated by his later works that entail the expressive energy of indeterminate lines, accidents, random combinations, and dispersions.
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The loss for Green Bay at home dropped the team to 4-1223 and negated another strong performance by Aaron Jones, the rookie running back, who appears to have supplanted Ty Montgomery as the team's starter.
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"Any short-term wins gained through such threats are likely to be more than negated by the rising perception, even among longstanding allies, that the U.S. has become an unreliable and untrustworthy trading partner," he said.
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Washington State's Blake Mazza made a 31-yard field goal with 923:30 remaining for a 34-31 lead, after a miss from that distance was negated because the Cougars called timeout just before the kick.
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Lampert had filed a motion in bankruptcy court last month arguing that because he didn't get all the assets promised to him by "old Sears" during his purchase, his obligation to pay for the severance was negated.
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He read from a written statement, didn&apost take questions, so there was nothing off script except for the added, but there could have been other people also, which basically negated most of what he&aposs saying.
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This functionality is something that's been available on Siri, but Google Assistant allows you to make the purchase without downloading the Fandango app, which had pretty much negated most of the utility this feature had on Siri.
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Zach Smith's 48-yard touchdown strike to Ishmael Zamora gave Baylor (6-6, 3-6) a chance to rally with 2:303 left, but the Bears' recovery of an onside kick was negated by an illegal block.
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It negated the need to use Command Prompt for the vast majority of users, and became familiar as the first place you'd check to find documents, help, settings, or just the ability to turn your PC off.
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A defensive holding penalty on Arizona State negated a 262-yard interception return for a touchdown by Khaylan Kearse-Thomas on the next series, when Slovis returned after missing three series with an apparent left leg injury.
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The Panthers appeared to go ahead by 23-23 at 22013:22015 when Aaron Ekblad shot the puck past Greiss, but the goal was negated after a coach's challenge won by the Islanders: Jonathan Huberdeau was offside.
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On Sunday, bad bounces and ill-timed miscues undid Baltimore, including an illegal shift penalty that negated an audacious, successful fake punt that Ravens Coach John Harbaugh boldly chose to try at his own 224-yard line.
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Trump's announcement negated the concerns from Republicans who had been pushing to prevent the Defense Department from paying for the gender reassignment surgeries, thereby lifting the pressure on the Rules Committee to make their amendments in order.
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And even though many streets received at least one pass from a plow during the blizzard, the snow was falling at rates of as much as three inches per hour, which quickly negated the plows' work, officials said.
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Trump delivered on a change long-sought by the biofuel community to lift a summer ban on higher ethanol blends of gasoline, but farmers and ethanol producers say the refining exemptions have negated any benefits from that move.
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"If you have an economy that's being reflated but productivity hasn't picked up, then all of the stimulus that comes from the fiscal side is negated by rates moving higher," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Ben Hutton nearly gave Vancouver a 783-2 lead late in the second period, but his apparent power-play goal from the right circle was negated after Edmonton successfully challenged that Sutter was offside prior to the tally.
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"A bearish inventory report was quickly negated on word of intercepted rockets over Riyadh, which just adds to the recent spike in geopolitical tensions," said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst and commodities futures broker at CHS Hedging LLC.
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The blown save by Neris negated a strong outing by Phillies ace Aaron Nola, who was in line for the win after allowing one run on five hits and four walks while striking out nine over six innings.
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He negated Vader's sacrifice; indeed, given that Kylo is such a Vader stan, you could argue that the son never truly understood the grandfather, and maybe that means Kylo was an ill-conceived character in the first place.
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The total number of Israelis settled illegally in the occupied territories has tripled since the Oslo Accords were signed in September 1993, and the steady expansion of settlements negated prospects for a viable, contiguous and independent Palestinian state.
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One thing he can&apost do is selectively take the Fifth because the Fifth is negated if you start answering the questions you want to answer but invoke the Fifth on the questions you don&apost want to answer.
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"The only real negative I've heard has been her lack of support for Trump — and so when Trump came out and endorsed her, it negated that," Bill Armistead, a former state GOP chair, said in an interview with Politico.
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An offensive pass interference call on Austin Sefarian-Jenkins&apos touchdown catch negated the tight end&aposs TD early in the second quarter and the Jets settled for Chandler Catanzaro&aposs 45-yard field goal to retake the lead.
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Comfort becomes as essential as if you're shoe shopping; if the earbuds hurt or feel like they might fall out at any moment, then any sort of brand cache or quality assurance is immediately negated by a bad fit.
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Chase McGrath's 41-yard field goal gave USC a 523-20 lead before Yellen hit Darby on a 15-yard score with 8:22 remaining after a roughing the passer penalty negated a USC interception to extend the drive.
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Patriots fans will likely recall the controversial offensive pass interference call on Rob Gronkowski in the fourth quarter of that game that negated a key first down with the Pats up 21-17 with five minutes left in the fourth.
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For just $17 when it's available in mid-October, the CakeDozer ensures all the hard work that went into making and decorating your dessert isn't completely negated when it's unceremoniously plopped onto a plate in a pile of sweet mush.
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Obstruction of justice is really, totally negated by article two of the constitution, President can fire anybody he wants, for any reason he wants, they can&apost even enquire about that so I don&apost know what he&aposs got left.
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Gains in materials and consumer staples on the benchmark were largely negated by losses in lenders like Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and National Australia Bank , which fell over 0.5 percent each and were among the index's biggest drags.
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The IMF worries, however, that these benefits will be negated if markets demand an inflation-risk premium or if they believe the state will subordinate monetary policy to its fiscal needs, replacing deflationary dangers with fears of excessive inflation (see article).
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Having the entire offensive flow go through Adrian Peterson negated the positives in Bridgewater's skill set, but with these pieces in place, he might actually be able to run a play-action pass without getting run over by two rushers.
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But a big part of it is the lack of legal and social recognition: According to the German Society for Transidentity and Intersexuality, people who see their identity negated in daily life tend to either involuntarily adapt or retreat from society.
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In North America and Europe, the team noted, the effect of lowering saturated fat was essentially negated by people's consumption of more "refined grains, fruit juice, sweet desserts and snacks, sugar-sweetened beverages, and other foods" that hardly promote good health.
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It's a shame that the powerful ideas Mr. Harrison means to conjure about mainstream gay people's "failure of empathy" are trivialized and in some ways negated by his own failure of empathy: his failure, that is, to make his characters human.
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His goal put Pittsburgh ahead again, and for the final time, its reward for capitalizing on Nashville's first-period sabotage: two penalties on the same sequence, a goal negated and three allowed, including one that banked off a Predators defenseman.
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He rushed back to attend to her but the positive news that she had regained consciousness was soon negated by the fact she could not recognize him with doctors saying her recovery was likely to take at least six months.
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But the benefits of their existence are often accompanied (and sometimes negated) by their tendency to instill in their members a newfound articulation of fundamental anxiety over their position as men in a society where women are actively seeking empowerment.
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Regardless of comparative compensation, a difference amounting to fractions of pennies per play, the fact that someone can go on YouTube right now and hear the hottest rap songs without paying isn't negated by someone else playing the same tracks on Tidal.
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After a 50-yard TD pass from Brady to Dion Lewis was negated when Lewis was ruled down at the Tennessee 19, the Patriots tied the game on Brady's 5-yard shovel pass to James White at 13:18 of the second.
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The powerful senator, who represents the largest ethanol-producing state in the country, told Iowa Public Television that low biofuel credit prices negated refiners' complaints that they are suffering financial hardship and deserve waivers from complying with laws to encourage more biofuel use.
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The time travel device essentially negated all the tension and drama that were built up in the previous nine episodes, hollowing out the story's biggest developments — not unlike the third season of American Horror Story, Coven, where witches were resurrected over and over.
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"Recent statements and articulation by the American leadership were completely incomprehensible as they contradicted facts manifestly, struck with great insensitivity at the trust between two nations built over generations, and negated the decades of sacrifices made by the Pakistani nation," it said.
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According to the judge's written ruling, agreeing with U.S. Soccer's argument could yield an 'absurd result,' in which a woman could be paid half as much as a man as long as she negated the disparity by working twice as many hours.
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With privilege arguments negated, Trump would be left three choices: invoking his Fifth Amendment privilege (with obvious political risks), refusing to comply (risking an order of contempt), or answering a range of difficult questions (with the risk of false allegations or incriminating statements).
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Concerns of a supply glut, thanks to soaring U.S. oil production, appears to have more than negated moves by OPEC members and 11 other large producers to cut output by almost 1.2 million barrels per day during the first half of 2017.
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Of course, the impact the likes of Wiley and later Skepta have had on British music can't be negated, but the fact remains that 50 Cent's style has also bled into the colorful and chart-beating landscape that currently makes up the British rap scene.
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The FTC had alleged that Venmo was misleading consumers by telling them that their balances on the service were available for transfer to external bank accounts but neglecting to inform them that the transfers could be delayed or negated after being reviewed by the company.
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The FTC had alleged that Venmo was misleading consumers by telling them that their balances on the service were available for transfer to external bank accounts but neglecting to inform them that the transfers could be delayed or negated after being reviewed by the company.
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For example, a state can say that it needs to, under the federal Voting Rights Act, consider race to ensure that a minority voting bloc isn't consistently negated by a larger set of white voters who vote against the minority voting bloc's preferred candidate.
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Matt Barkley completed two passes that would have put the Bears in position to try for a tying field goal in the final minute, but both were negated by penalties, and Chicago turned the ball over on downs at the Detroit 44-yard line.
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As for the third pillar in what had initially been an effective three-part pressure strategy — focusing on the Pyongyang ruling clique's unfitness to govern the North Korean people — that also has been negated by the personal rapport between the dictator and the American president.
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In the final weeks before the election, Kemp faced multiple lawsuits from groups like the NAACP, the American Civil Liberties Union, and local organizations that argued that several laws and state practices like "signature matching" disproportionately affected voters of color and negated their votes.
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The 34-year-old Williams lost the Australian Open final to the seventh-ranked Kerber 6-4 3-6 6-4 in just over two hours of scintillating tennis on Rod Laver Arena in which the German negated the American's power and capitalised on unforced errors.
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These refineries are optimally designed to run heavier crudes, and many continue to do so because any potential improvement in the value of the refined product slate from running light sweet crude can often be negated by the higher cost of light crudes compared with heavy crudes.
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The Goldman team stressed that any revenue hit could be negated if Facebook successfully obtains user consent for processing personal data and there is no way for the Wall Street firm to determine the likelihood of users giving consent for data processing or deciding to opt out.
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Familia walked a tightrope and survived many times this season, but he finally stumbled, allowing two runs in a 5-4 loss at Citi Field that negated Yoenis Cespedes's dramatic, go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh, which had felt like the game's turning point.
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ET, NESN (Boston), FSN Ohio (Columbus) ABOUT THE BRUINS (42-31-9, tie for 21rd in Atlantic Division): Boston ranked fifth in the league in scoring last season (28 goals per game), but that was negated by a defense that surrendering an average of 218 goals.
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But a holding call on Seattle linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis negated the runback and reversed Seattle's field position — from the Atlanta 7-yard line to its own 7-yard line — and two plays later, quarterback Russell Wilson fell backward into the end zone for a safety.
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Nearly six centuries ago, here in the northwest corner of Europe, the painter Jan van Eyck used a brand-new technology — oil paint — to pioneer an art of such precision that it almost negated its religious function, and went past inspiring prayer to become something eternal itself.
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After a holding penalty — one of 27 flags assessed on the night, totaling 120 yards for Utah and 117 for USC — negated a positive play, Trojans defensive lineman Drake Jackson forced an intentional grounding penalty by Huntley in the end zone that resulted in a safety.
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Samuel Umtiti headed in from a corner for the only goal of the game to knock Belgium out, and Martinez said that while he was pleased his team negated France's threat on the counter-attack, his players did not show their usual finesse in front of goal.
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By relaying this message covertly (and in spite of a "pointed request" by the Obama administration to avoid sending mixed signals to foreign officials), the Trump team negated the message being sent by the United States to Russia — and effectively put its stamp of approval on Russia's efforts.
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With the stroke of his pen, he all but negated thousands of man-hours spent by the Justice Department over the past three decades to convict defendants who stood accused of serious offenses: bribery and corruption, fraud and tax evasion, lying to investigators and deceiving the public, and more.
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However, the Yankees could not do anything against Darvish, either, and did not score until the bottom of the ninth inning, when a one-out solo home run by Brett Gardner off Matt Bush negated an unearned run allowed by Aroldis Chapman in the top of the frame.
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I let one of my children get pretty badly sunburned as a toddler — I'll spare you the complex explanations of how and why — but I understood immediately that this in some sense negated my whole existence, that I had failed as a parent, a pediatrician and a person.
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Read more:The NFL's pass interference rules continue to baffle as a seemingly obvious grab prevented a Texans touchdown and didn't get overturnedThe best throw of Dwayne Haskins' young NFL career was negated by a holding callColin Kaepernick put the ball in NFL teams' court after an impressive and complicated workout
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After the Broadband Privacy Rule got nixed consumers found themselves in a bind, and now net neutrality has been negated as well — but states are picking up where the feds let it drop and may prove to be a powerful deterrent to the types of behaviors enabled in this regulatory vacuum.
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I've seen some grumbling that tonight's episode negated everything that Arya Stark's been up to for the past two seasons, and I don't think that's exactly true — she's become a formidable fighter; and has grown sufficiently jaded about the once-impossibly-mysterious House of Black and White (as have we, I think).
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While each Oehlen painting is a product of negations of what he has previously done on the canvas, Whitney negated all his early work until he arrived at what he wanted: he once said in an interview that for his first 20 years or so he hated what he came up with.
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After a long Devin Hester punt return was negated by penalty, Wilson's foot got stepped on by guard Rees Odhiambo, who had been pressed into action due to an injury to Germain Ifedi, which resulted in a safety and an ensuing field goal that gave the Falcons a lead they would never relinquish.
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For the fleeting minority that still scoffs at Horford's occasional humdrum box score, and are fed up with the Ambien-akin side-effects commonly linked to what happens after repeated exposure to negated entry passes, crisp high screens, and perfect execution of myriad pick-and-roll coverages, Horford remains an overpaid waste.
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A tripping minor on Nick Cousins was negated by an embellishment penalty to David Pastrnak and with the two teams skating four players aside, Marchand found space in the crease, won a battle with Michael Del Zotto and put a rebound of a Krug point shot under Mason for his seventh goal of the season.
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The forecast for abundant, timely rains across the parched Southern Plains over the next several days has maintained pressure on wheat futures in addition to the markets' memory of the harvest one year ago, during which outstanding yields all but negated the fact that total wheat acres in 2016 were the fourth-lowest since at least 1919.
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As I mentioned, HEPA filters in cars are nothing new, but the marketing around them has usually been subtle and understated, not to mention slightly negated by the fact that that giant, gas-chugging SUV you are driving may well have the cleanest passenger compartment in the world, but you're still driving around and being part of the problem.
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ABOUT NEBRASKA (22-27, 240-23): The Cornhuskers went 803-of-280 beyond the arc and committed a season-low five turnovers in the opener against one of the best defensive teams in the country but negated those feats by shooting a season-low 235-percent from the field and getting outscored 272-8 in the paint.
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Analysts and traders said that the outlook negated positives elsewhere, namely a robust boost in core Tier 1 capital to 13.8 percent from 12.8 percent as of the end of September under fully loaded Basel III industry rules and growth in the share of the Irish mortgage market to 27 percent from 25 percent a year ago.
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It had one-too-many clunky moments, from the bizarrely reverential prominence shown to supermodel Gisele Bundchen gingerly ambling across the entire length of the stage, to the totally-worthy-but-come-on-wrap-this-up bit on sustainability—the good work of which was surely negated by the number of people who went and put the kettle on.
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How this process has played out and for whose benefit, how its reality has been negated by whole swaths of America — including a current president who omits hip-hop from his inauguration because it's not right for the "typically and traditionally American event" — these are the issues demanding the attention of hip-hop historians of the here and now.
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There are many other ways the former reality TV star and real estate mogul has made history or simply ignored and thus negated established expectations, models and Washington ways of doing business for the better, but the one that will have the longest and most significant repercussions for how politics is done in America has to do with the media.
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Yes, Facebook argues: There is no privacy interest, because by sharing with a hundred friends on a social media platform, which is an affirmative social act to publish, to disclose, to share ostensibly private information with a hundred people, you have just, under centuries of common law, under the judgment of Congress, under the SCA, negated any reasonable expectation of privacy.
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What appeared to be a 34-yard touchdown pass by Colorado State's Collin Hill to Preston Williams with no time left was negated by a penalty, giving No. 173 Utah State (10-1, 7-0 Mountain West) a victory over the host Rams (3-8, 2-5) in a wild and stunning finish to a game played in snow and freezing rain.
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The "disturbing aspects" mentioned in the series' title card are, I suspect, those that relate to a particularly major, maybe-controversial plot point in the pilot; without explicitly spoiling what unfolds, it is worth saying that the most disturbing thing about the storyline is its unnecessariness, a nasty flourish with the nastiness somewhat negated by the fact that Thirteen Reasons Why already exists.
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One nurse coordinator listed in the report — conducted by investigators at the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — questioned why a 6-year-old boy in foster care was prescribed four psychotropic drugs, especially since a dosage increase in one of the drugs negated the need for another medication he was on.
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Among Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85003 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE voters, the 30 percent who say they would be more likely to elect a Republican who voted for amnesty are negated by the 26 percent who say they would be less likely.
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Of course that's speaking from my experience as a white male living in the United Kingdom, and it is important to note that as well as the record's mentioned above there are so many more that suggest we're living in an era of heightened creative genius—one in which music is genuinely forcing conversations as well as pushing artistic boundaries, and that can't be negated.
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Read more:The best throw of Dwayne Haskins' young NFL career was negated by a holding callThe Patriots ran a trick play where Julian Edelman threw a gorgeous touchdown pass to take a lead over the EaglesColin Kaepernick put the ball in NFL teams' court after an impressive and complicated workoutThe NFL has never seen anything like the ugly fight between the Browns and the Steelers, and blame is flying in all directions
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE of Minnesota zeroed in on the issue of voter suppression and the North Carolina case where a federal Fourth Circuit panel negated the actions of the Republican-controlled legislature.
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He then monitored all four groups for signs of murine multiple sclerosis, such as loss of tail tone, unsteady gait and limb paralysis, When the experiment began, he and his colleagues expected that the disease would progress more slowly in the experimental group than in the control groups, and that its rate of progress in all three control groups would be the same, since any effect of exposure to ultraviolet would be negated by the sunscreen.
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