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"opined" Definitions
  1. held or expressed as an opinion: On this website we debunk all the frequently opined arguments and myths around the gender pay gap.
  2. the simple past tense and past participle of opine.

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He opined on every election, even if it killed him.
"She squandered that chance to play the villain," opined NPR.
"Obviously they're men," opined fellow Fox News personality Tammy Bruce.
" The host opined, "This is what male entitlement looks like.
Even Greenblatt opined he was in a listening only mode.
" Another opined: "At least BP's money is going somewhere good.
"You won't see much difference," opined French driver Romain Grosjean.
"Well, this is pretty messed up," opined one Twitter user.
"I'm not saying we've done nothing," opined Kennedy on Wednesday.
"Horrible," she opined of riding in the enormous golden carriage.
" Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg opined publicly that he was "concerned.
We don't need someone who "vilifies successful people," opined another.
It's on those questions that the AG has now opined.
"She is a lying piece of poo," one commenter opined.
"It's Haddish who brings all the hardest laughs," opined Vanity Fair.
"DuBose Heyward loved the people he was writing about," Baldwin opined.
"I think it's beautiful," Teigen, 33, opined of baby Psalm's moniker.
"Many people will leave surprised, because I'll be ready," Popek opined.
"Self partnered means, 'No one can stand me,'" opined another commentator.
A former governor criticized my jewelry: "Too many bracelets," he opined.
He was sunnier and more conciliatory — more "presidential," some pundits opined.
"We really didn't see this one coming … Sigh," opined Perez Hilton.
Harvard Law professor Lawrence Tribe has opined that they probably could not.
"I don't think they should do this anymore," a third opined plaintively.
Bonnie Tyler once opined that she was holding out for a hero.
Mark Walker (R-NC) opined in the Wall Street Journal this week.
"The characters are not likable in most of my films," Tukel opined.
The late libertarian philosopher Robert Nozick opined intellectual leftism starts in education.
"We cannot turn left when the government says right," he memorably opined.
Our reporters and Opinion writers have fact-checked, analyzed, highlighted and opined.
"It still unnerving to know he is still at-large," he opined.
"Superb recipe," Christopher Johnson opined recently after trying a lemon soufflé recipe.
"Hitler's rise was not inevitable," she opined in a widely quoted paragraph.
"I want ... an embassy that's still at Tel Aviv," one kid opined.
" Osborn opined that "education and environment do not fundamentally alter racial values.
He opined on the news With limericks, whose Delightfulness leavens our woe.
Hofeller opined frequently about how Republicans would benefit from a citizenship question.
"Everyone, it seems, loves Peter Schjeldahl," an art Web site opined recently.
An autism expert also opined that DeFriest falls somewhere on the autism spectrum.
It really wouldn't take much of the president's time, opined the unanimous court.
If you wanted results, he opined, you had to keep up with it.
"I mean, it's *not* a hard question to answer," Seth Abramson recently opined.
"The Democrats are for open borders, which means crime," Mr Trump recently opined.
"GRAND coalitions", Willy Brandt apocryphally opined, "have the feel of perverse sex acts".
Mr Bush casually opined that the matter was really for Germans to decide.
He opined that some conservative fans might still view such activism as inappropriate.
"Dorian never had plans on visiting us or the Gulf Coast," Betrand opined.
He's not the only one who's opined on the benefits of doing nothing.
It is, as the president has opined, a stark distortion of constitutional intent.
But analysts have opined that the revisions indicate that infighting is already underway.
A few people opined that my illness was God's punishment for being homosexual.
This isn't the first time Kelly has opined on Trump or his administration.
Walker's son opined that his dad isn't boring—he's just a nice guy.
"We're not going to be doing much science anymore," one of our interviewees opined.
ON MARCH 10th, Chloe Stillwell opined that "Ed Sheeran has a Toxic Masculinity Problem".
"The Internet won't let Harambe rest in peace," opined the Washington Post in July.
"Over 100 legal scholars already opined that in fact DACA is constitutional," he said.
"The new Instagram logo looks like a rejected starburst flavor," one Twitter user opined.
He opined that a president could choose not to enforce the law's individual mandate.
They plotted diplomatic strategy and opined on climate change and the U.S. financial collapse.
"You're winning," she opined, before launching into a more direct callout to the administration.
"A pardon is an act of grace," opined Chief Justice John Marshall in 1833.
Other lawyers opined that the forfeiture verdict would not hold up on constitutional grounds.
"Everyone said they had the goods, but when you evaluated, they really didn't," he opined.
Most contentiously, on March 16th Mr Seehofer opined that "Islam is not part of Germany".
If Congress did that, Kavanaugh opined, the mandate would fit "comfortably" under Congress' taxing power.
Working alongside the president, even if you disagree, is the better option, Musk has opined.
The bill does not go as far as Smith has opined about in the past.
When he struggled two years ago, I opined that his career seemed near an end.
"Helen Patrin opined that perhaps she wasn't believed because of Paula's age," the complaint states.
The editorial board has long opined that America is falling apart while it's falling behind.
A rather unsatisfactory ending, the therapist opined, and suggested that the man could do better.
Under an editorial headline "Putin's Syria Victory," for example, The Wall Street Journal opined on Feb.
Some opined that Trump was insinuating that Kelly engaged in tough questioning because she was menstruating.
The prime minister has also opined that Trump's words are making it harder to defeat ISIS.
"This is a very questionable decision," opined CBS Sports, while grading the pick a D-plus.
"GRAND coalitions have the feel of perverse sex acts," Willy Brandt is said to have opined.
Daniels replied to a Twitter user who opined that her career choice makes her an evildoer.
In the New York Times interview, Trump also opined on a range of Democratic convention speakers.
Some pundits opined that Mr Modi just might fulfil his boast of making India "Congress free".
We needn't let our tribal impulses prevail over nonzero-sum logic, I opined 19 years ago.
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a prominent official think-tank, has also opined on it.
"Running Arrieta out every fifth day is just setting him up to fail," the Prospectus opined.
Multiple experts opined; including in hospital, outside consultants, and some of them appointed by the court.
Everyone from Tucker Carlson to Andrew Yang has opined on self-driving trucks in recent years.
What about the Federation's expert, who opined that the women's agreement is "consistent with federal law"?
In Cramer's lighting round, the "Mad Money" opined on viewers' top stock picks of the day.
Others opined that the cancellation just went to show that Beyoncé wasn't that special after all.
But this was not, as some have opined, a bad idea due to the potential for injury.
The man opined that Diaz should have talked Maynard out of her decision to end her life.
The wounds Mr Trump has inflicted on Hillary Clinton will destroy her political viability, opined Mr Kiselev.
" The poster opined that the university students ignorantly "sing the n-word without thinking of the implications.
Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer opined Monday that the rule might end up costing people jobs.
" Pressed on whether Italy's banks had already seen the worst, the CEO cautiously opined "I think so.
They will be able to take comfort from the key stakeholders who have opined on the document.
If Miranda were alive today, "he would be a chavista," opined a leader of the ruling party.
Also, the president opined that fans might want to leave the stadiums if anti-anthem displays persist.
"Trump's 'go back' comments were nativist, xenophobic, counterfactual and politically stupid," Fox News anchor Brit Hume opined.
A friend opined these events were this generation's Pearl Harbor as we watched the burning towers fall.
"He is one of the two most talented presidential candidates any of us have covered," Halperin opined.
" And he opined, "I have never in my life met anyone who actually liked watching women's basketball.
" As Ai recently opined on state censorship, the "system needs cooperation and tacit understanding from the censored.
It's been widely reported that Trump has opined about the Russia investigation to him in private repeatedly.
Last week, Rush Limbaugh opined on the swine flu, which hit our nation from 2009 into 21625.
Mr. Trump recently looked on in the Oval Office as the rapper Kanye West opined that Mrs.
Ryan is the "not so innocent bystander as his party slides toward Trumpism," the Post editorial opined.
Secretary Acosta has previously opined that some increase in the salary basis threshold is probably past due.
"The tweet and pic are not obviously racist to most people, but should be annoying," Feministing opined.
" Furthermore, Kavanaugh opined that the "indictment and trial of a sitting President" would "cripple the federal government.
The court's advocate-general has opined that non-stun slaughter is compatible with the label of "organic" meat.
One popular religious conservative, Ann Coulter, opined that such a theory was less implausible than anthropogenic global warming.
In addition, Offset's father opined about "hot headed females," as though Cardi's temperament rendered Offset's behavior an inevitability.
Trump has regularly opined on sensitive judicial proceedings from the special counsel's case to federal appeals court rulings.
"We see dangerous signs of Hitlerism in the Goldwater campaign," opined one Martin Luther King Jr. Social breakdown?
The second strategy opined by UBS is for investors to shift capital across the Tasman Sea to Australia.
They also opined that the prince is more likely to agree to an interview for public relations reasons.
I have often opined that this extended bull market is just one headline away from a serious correction.
"Kilimnik also opined the hack could have been perpetrated by Russian operatives in Ukraine," the FBI memo said.
"No one has ever felt more cool while looking less cool than this," opined Polygon of that performance.
"The world boxing community shared their deep concern of this change of having pros compete with amateurs," Sulaiman opined.
"Well I think others have opined on that sufficiently, and I wouldn't disagree with what they've said," Tillerson responded.
"I don't see the criticism," he opined, arguing that the President simply used the options he had in Syria.
A Republican congressman opined that the black protesters "hate white people, because white people are successful"; he later apologised.
The trader opined on CNBC's "Power Lunch" that there is "zero chance" the Fed will raise rates this month.
He has opined about every aspect of the -- of the investigation, the details, the people involved in the investigation.
Executives opined on not only their top external concerns, like trade and politics, but also their top internal anxieties.
Walking around downtown D.C., Murphy opined about Democrats getting "shut down" as Republicans try to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
Recently, some of my colleagues have deviated from this ethical precept and publicly opined about the president's mental state.
Detroit is inseparable from America's past and many have opined that it is also America's future — a grim one.
Many pundits have opined about this year being the time of the real actual businesses building interesting technology (RABBIT).
Trump Jr.: Well, there were numerous statements drafted with counsel and other people were involved and, you know, opined.
"He could stand to lose his Twitter account and put it in the hands of a professional," Smith opined.
About "national security": "The most important task of the federal government is to keep its citizens safe," Gosar opined.
Fans have opined about the merits and misfires of their team's uniforms since the middle of the 19th century.
Loyalty programs weren't around when the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus opined that the only constant in life is change.
"An irrational and hasty 'get tough with China' policy would be detrimental to U.S. long-term interests," People's Daily opined.
"If things get better in the U.S. we think actually Europe can get a lot better from here," he opined.
Meanwhile, Real Time host Bill Maher and others have opined that young people are oversensitive when it comes to harassment.
In late 2016 his own prime minister, Binali Yildirim, opined that the referendum should not take place under such conditions.
W.W. Campbell, an American astronomer, opined that Germany, "the most scientific of all nations, has prostituted science to…base ambition".
All of which were needed to protect children at the border, as Burke Harris later opined in the Washington Post.
Pundits opined that the web was all grown up now; many questioned why platforms still needed Section 230's protection.
When we upgraded earlier this year, we opined that HAIN's valuation multiples were too low given the company's potential growth.
" The country's not a huge threat, he opined, as it has "no entangling alliances" that would "polarize world into war.
In 1801, Paine opined that merchant ships crossing the embattled Atlantic should fly rainbow flags as a sign of peace.
Various ESPN employees opined as to how the deals were not just surprising but somewhere between inexplicable and actually unjust.
"Kilimnik also opined the hack could have been perpetrated by Russian operatives in Ukraine," read the summary of Gates' interview.
The problem with a BLT, my friend Neil opined, is that there's always too much bread and not enough bacon.
"Perhaps soon our tweets will just be the length of Medium posts," opined one journalist in response to the change.
" Meanwhile, current Oscar nominee Charlotte Rampling opined that the push for more diversity at the Oscars is "racist to whites.
The coronavirus may not be the great equalizer between rich and poor, as Madonna opined from a bathtub this week.
William Howard Taft, our 27th president, opined on the subject in 1910 in an interview with The New York Times.
He further opined that investors will be more wary of these companies in 2020, particularly in the venture capital realm.
"I think that women's liberation, female suffrage, probably wouldn't have happened, if it hadn't been for the motorcar," he opined.
"War is the continuation of politics by other means," famously opined Carl von Clausewitz, 28500th-Century Prussian military strategist. Sen.
On Sunday, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner opined on the administration's commitment to the peace process.
And yet, the red-robed judges opined, there is no sign that the NPD could come close to fulfilling its goals.
In a careful ruling, the judge opined that their marriage was procedurally defective but could not be described as non-existent.
Through a tangle of dense legal language, the ECJ opined that this national law made things excessively easy for religious recruiters.
When Gonzales opined that the demand to disqualify this judge could be legitimate, perhaps this is what he was talking about.
Some opined that Williams was a mad genius, having devised the perfect answer to the horror of limp and pallid tacos.
" Still sensing my confusion, he opined, "Sometimes it's really nice to take a step back and look at the bigger picture.
In the early days of the internet in China, outside commentators confidently opined that Beijing's attempts at internet control were doomed.
Medical professionals who were not associated with Trump's treatment opined what her office described could have been a much simpler recovery.
"Despite the industry's constant handwringing about diversity, disability is weirdly absent from panels, op-eds and campaign groups," the website opined.
The Atlantic's John McWhorter opined that Smollett's alleged fraud reflected the broader problem of racial "victimhood chic" in contemporary American culture.
Comey should never have opined at all about Clinton's actions once he decided that no case was warranted under the law.
" In May, Daniel Rivero opined for Fusion on "How Loretta Lynch is leaving her mark on civil rights, in record time.
The institute won a similar dispute against Auburn University, and free speech scholars opined Fuchs might be on shaky legal ground.
The court just last term opined that the commerce clause could not prevent the states from exercising their lawful sovereign powers.
"As a romantic suspense writer, I spend a lot of time thinking about murder and, consequently, about police procedure," she opined.
"I think this has been a question before the courts and the courts have opined," Ms. DeVos told The Associated Press.
" He also opined that the epidural isn't necessary, saying that "as a woman, your body is genetically engineered to give birth.
His experts estimated the number of registered noncitizens to be in the thousands and opined that they represented a widespread problem.
Trump's choice to head the SEC, attorney Jay Clayton, has not opined publicly on his priorities or future rule-making plans.
OTHERS HAVE OPINED, JAMIE DIMON, DALIO WAS TALKING ABOUT THE SEVENTH INNING WHAT DOES DAVID TEPPER SAY WHAT INNING WE'RE IN?
"There's nothing unusual about the coronavirus," opined Limbaugh, who was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Trump earlier this month.
Analysts had opined that AGL was more keen on Vocus' retail business while EQT was interested in its undersea cable infrastructure.
In the 16-page ruling, judges opined that the plaintiffs lacked legal standing because they hadn't been injured by the law yet.
Many of Baudelaire's art and philosophical proclamations were considered provocative, such as when he opined that everything beautiful is beautiful by calculation.
Hundreds of federal prosecutors have also opined that Trump's conduct as outlined in the report would merit charges if he wasn't president.
"The old Taylor has reached the phone and started singing a 1989 reject that references her cats," opined one Reddit commenter. Damn!
"There is no reason there's not peace between Israel and the Palestinians -- none whatsoever," the President opined last week in an interview.
"I think it's ridiculous that random crazy people can buy guns," she opined, before admitting that she's not deeply steeped in politics.
Google executive John Giannandrea opined a couple years back that artificial intelligence had reached the level of a four-year-old child.
"It is a great decision," opined Riki Turjeman, a 52-year-old Israeli woman who lives near the soon-to-be embassy.
He opined that SORNA reflects an intelligible principle no less than the many statutes the court has upheld under this same test.
It is where rail commuters belching out of the Tower City Center found their connections; where Christmas trees dazzled and dignitaries opined.
The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel opined in 1973 that while the vice president could be indicted, the president could not.
"The city has never had a thriving food scene," a recent issue of Condé Nast Traveler opined in a guide to Rio.
" Similarly, when Samuel Alito was an appellate judge, he opined: "There is no 'harassment exception' in the First Amendment's free speech clause.
He also opined about NFL players not standing for the anthem and complained about Comey not trying harder to prosecute Hillary Clinton.
We've reported before about one governmental agency—the Food Safety Information Council in Australia—who officially opined on the five-second rule.
So in the three major cases that came to the court since 20123, Scalia opined against gay rights in sometimes brutal dissents.
"To be camp, you don't need just a dress," Mr. Michele, the creative director of Gucci, had opined at the evening's outset.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAID "As uninteresting to watch as a row of barflies drinking themselves silly," Richard Eder opined in The Times.
Analysts have opined that these movements are largely in response to anticipated pro-growth policies to be enacted under the Trump administration.
The bank also opined that anticipation of tax cuts and improving economic growth would offset concerns over increasing mortgage rates and gas prices.
We've opined that it doesn't fit for where we are right now because we've put such a priority on health and increasing it.
"It's possible that they are, in fact, not that bad in real life and have passable ethical standards," the Global Times opined recently.
Kidman's response to the write-up, which opined that her character's relationship with her abusive husband was "worse than" Fifty Shades, was firm.
Mr. Carlson's attention was on immigration, and his guest, Ann Coulter, opined that Mr. Trump should focus on immigration and a border wall.
"Companies whose business model involves screwing over people or the environment will probably not exist 10 or 20 years from now," he opined.
He opined on wine and music and generally lived up to his reputation as a man who told and enjoyed a good story.
"Unlike the world of politics, in the world of technology the choices of individuals may still be paramount," he opined in his essay.
Opponents on the right opined that in reducing low-wage employment, the minimum wage inevitably hurt the very people it intended to help.
Populist politicians have long opined on how U.S. trade policies with China have hurt certain American constituencies – namely, small businesses and factory workers.
"Today was a major day for the Trump presidency," Brent Budowsky, a former Democratic aide, opined in The Hill after Scaramucci was sacked.
"She's going to keep Alex around because she doesn't want America to think that she hates short people," Chad opined — on national television.
The Tallahassee Democrat editorial board recently opined that Florida has a "primary problem" that prevents progress on tough policy issues like gun safety.
Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith haven't opined one way or the other but have called on the administration to finish the environmental study.
Judge Kavanaugh is a solid conservative who has opined that sitting presidents ought not be distracted or burdened by civil or criminal investigations.
TWO MONTHS before the 2016 election Robert O'Brien, a lawyer from Los Angeles, opined on Russian interference to a radio talk-show host.
The expert, hired by Erie Insurance, had opined that a faulty hair dryer could not have caused the fire that destroyed a policyholder's home.
"We believe that he will address all of these issues pretty fast and that France will be able to take off again," he opined.
" Anderson County Kansas GOP Chairman Dane Hicks opined "farmers are demanding accountability, and I think that Mr. Pruitt probably is a dead man walking.
The president has publicly opined about the way California manages its forests and water, saying it's at the root of the state's fire troubles.
That was in 1941, not a good year for Jews anywhere, particularly in Europe, where, while Lindbergh opined, the annihilation of Jewry had begun.
Nonetheless, numerous media lawyers and experts have opined in recent days that Mr. Böhmermann's poem, while crude, is protected under artistic license of satire.
She opined that the labor market now has a fairly normal amount of slack, not so different from the situation before the 2008 crisis.
Culture wars have helped Republican candidates over the last few decades "more than policies, the economy, trade and tariffs," Chuck Todd opined last week.
Legal scholars have opined on both sides of the issue, and Department of Justice attorneys have drafted memorandums arguing against indicting a sitting president.
" The day after Trump opined "It will go away" and "It's really working out," Fauci predicted "The bottom line: It's going to get worse.
Wilson opined that Putin would only assign finite resources to interfering in Mexico as part of a larger geopolitical play against the United States.
More press followed: AOL opined about the quality of its duck filling; CNBC quoted experts who counseled that other coat makers shouldn't panic — yet.
This wasn't, of course, the intended outcome when Hillary Clinton and members of her team opined that misogyny cost her the 2016 presidential election.
"To me the most important aspect was that it was an assertion by China of participating in the construction of an international order," he opined.
"Donald Trump hasn't been a favorite for Latin voters, and I think they just wanted to prove it, prove it in the numbers," Dyer opined.
My colleague Ashley Carman opined the other day that the Switch's kickstand is bad, and I would agree with her when it comes to gaming.
"I can't even begin to tell you how much no one cares about your 'ask me a question' answers on instagram," one Twitter user opined.
" The board also opined Friday that Clinton has a "steadiness, seriousness and a commanding grasp of issues about which the blowhard businessman is dangerously ignorant.
"I think this does change the game a little bit," Gupta opined to NYT of the new patient, who had less invasive treatment than Brown.
Publicly and behind closed doors, the president has opined on various policy matters over the past few weeks, often changing his mind day to day.
Some commentators opined that autonomous-vehicle research shouldn't be scaled back when tens of thousands of Americans are killed by human-operated cars each year.
Late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has repeatedly opined about this and there is no doubt his name will come up during the debate.
"History proves that powerful nuclear deterrence serves as the strongest treasure sword for frustrating outsiders' aggression," a state-run media editorial opined several years ago.
" Activist Jordan Uhl opined that the warm weather in Washington DC and Texas on Thursday did not warrant a jacket and that "this was deliberate.
But the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has opined, in a 2000 memo, that the Constitution implicitly grants sitting presidents immunity from criminal prosecution.
Dazed by developments, the president who had recently opined that "nobody knew that health care could be so complicated" just wanted an end to things.
" A third opined the money was "way too much," adding, "Yes, it is a lot of work and worry to be a stay at home mom.
"I would not be surprised if the deficit went up a fair bit this year in part because of tax cuts," the private equity titan opined.
That exchange, some legal experts have opined, is enough to raise the question of whether Trump Jr. had conspired with the Russians to influence the election.
Even then the New York Times was doubtful: "We have no assurance, from seeing this clothed skeleton, that the tree was actually so large," it opined.
"There's value in the majors," he opined, adding that it was some of the smaller names that have seen the biggest run-up in recent months.
"Imagine being such a miserable, bitter, pathetic old man that your dying wish is that the president is not at your funeral," another Trump supporter opined.
Mueller, they opined, was the paragon of truth, justice and the prosecutorial way, and his all-star team of investigators and prosecutors would unearth this evidence.
While he periodically opined on other legal and political issues after President Bush's defeat, Mr. Barr concentrated on the corporate work that made him a multimillionaire.
Colbert got back into the character that he used to play back then — an over-the-top conservative commentator — and opined about Wolf's performance on Saturday.
" The spiritual leader of the peacekeepers was a commissioner named Pravin Lal, who opined that "the free flow of information is the only safeguard against tyranny.
Though Dr. Quijano opined that Mr. Buck was not a risk of future dangerousness, his testimony about race remained an element for the jury to consider.
Writing then, The Wall Street Journal opined that the company "isn't yet a household name in the U.S., but it should be" and that still applies today.
"A lot of the blank checks that the market is writing are not going to be cashed, that growth is not going to come through," he opined.
Thomas Carlyle, one of the most important social commentators of the 19th century, opined that she "was full of unwise intellect, asking and re-asking stupid questions".
Mario Draghi, the boss of the European Central Bank, has opined that as mini-BOTs are not legal tender, they would add to Italy's stock of debt.
Yet there were no questions about the credibility of an "authoritative person" who opined at length about the Chinese economy in the People's Daily earlier this month.
"Until certain Dems get over the denial of how badly Bernie damaged Hillary's public image, we will make little progress as a Party," he opined in another.
In April, I opined on the need for a people warfare strategy against China and how it bullies U.S. firms that want to do business in China.
Last month, I opined on the need for a people warfare strategy against China and how it bullies U.S. firms that want to do business in China.
"Butina opined that the circumstances were favorable for building relations with a certain U.S. political party," the statement added, in an apparent reference to the Republican Party.
Interviewed on TV, Mr. Arkush opined that Jewdas's members "are not all Jewish," as if he were in a position to make authoritative pronouncements on the subject.
While the chattering class relentlessly opined on the tea party's rise to dominate Republican politics there has been scant mention of Obama's transformation of the Democratic Party.
Last year, Pope Francis pointedly opined that ''A person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not of building bridges, is not Christian.
But this is refuted by the five-justice majority in Casey that opined that "Plessy was wrong the day it was decided," referring to the Plessy v.
He had given it some thought—he opined that you might need a million people to maintain the sort of industrial base necessary for true independence from Earth.
On June 5th the European Commission opined that Spain was no longer breaking European fiscal rules, and recommended bringing its decade-long "excessive-deficit" procedure to a close.
"We know enough about eugenics so that if that knowledge were applied, the defective classes would disappear within a decade," University of Wisconsin president Charles Van Hise opined.
" She opined that the product "should be removed from the market immediately" because "it does not meet the AAP's recommendations for a safe sleep environment for any baby.
"It's almost like there's a concerted effort to kill a Beto candidacy because attacks are focused solely on him," another CAP staffer opined in a now-deleted tweet.
Others spoke of similar entrenched racial and economic problems in their own cities, suggested ways to improve relations with the police, and opined on leadership in big cities.
Notably, the staffs of Independent Counsels Leon Jaworski in 1974 and Kenneth Starr in 1998 opined that indictments could be brought against a President while still in office.
Two billionaires, Warren Buffet and Mark Cuban, have in recent months opined that, as I argued back in January, single-payer is the most rational solution for business.
" Writer Rod Dreher opined that Kavanaugh's "loutish drunken behavior" offered no insights into his current character, adding that it was a "terrible standard to establish in public life.
"This suggests that even if they reappoint her or appoint somebody else, you'd get some continuity in the process and you wouldn't have an abrupt change," he opined.
People opined that Rose, who identifies as gender fluid, is not right for the part of the first openly gay superhero at the helm of a television show.
"Lawyers would have opined, but this must have still caught everyone cold and been serious enough to pull the deal," said a second banker away from the deal.
A few weeks ago, the hosts of "Loose Talk," a popular Nigerian podcast, opined that she wouldn't go very far in her career looking the way she does.
The New York Times itself opined in a 1987 editorial, "The Right Minimum Wage: $0.00," that the minimum wage prices the working poor out of the job market.
That official, Civil Liberties and Privacy Officer Peter Winn, has said in a prior court filing that he opined that the release of the texts would be legal.
"Rybicki could not recall how far in advance the FBI team discussed Comey's meeting with Trump, but opined it was at least a few days," the summary adds.
"As an artist, she's appreciating how toxic that color is when you see it in that quantity, but also how seductive it is in its toxicity," she opined.
Many Western observers and internal observers — most notably, Xu Zhangrun, in his recent piece, "Viral Alarm: When Fury Overcomes Fear" — have opined that Xi's power is significantly threatened.
This violation resulted from a tweet where Hill opined on Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' directive that any player who kneeled during the National Anthem would not play.
In the immediate aftermath, trying to make sense of the horror, some have inaccurately opined that this was the first time in history that the police were outgunned.
As lawmakers voted on McCarthy's resolution, CNN's KFILE dug up a clip from 2014 in which Trump opined on what would happen if President Barack Obama were impeached.
" The Daily News, meanwhile, opined, "There's a sense that people in the organization already have higher hopes for Blake Rutherford, the Yankees' first-round draft pick in 2015.
"At the time, the defendant was a national security advisor and surrogate for the Trump campaign who opined publicly on foreign policy and national security issues," Mueller's office wrote.
On Fox News, John Yoo (yes, that John Yoo, the former government lawyer who came up with George W. Bush's "enhanced interrogation" torture policy) opined that perhaps Lt. Col.
A lawmaker from the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party recently opined that Germany and the Netherlands had boosted support for Mr Erdogan's constitution by about two percentage points.
"Numerous legal and constitutional experts have opined that any NCAA ban on California schools for following a state law would be an antitrust violation," she said in a statement.
Jeong compared "dumbass f-----g white people" to dogs, said that "old white men" were "lemmings," opined that white people would "go extinct soon," and used the hashtag #CancelWhitePeople.
Shareholders' own original expert witness, Judge Frank said, opined that the conference call statement didn't impact Best Buy share prices, as the 8th Circuit noted in its decertification decision.
" Krugman begrudgingly opined that "it looks as if policy debates over the next couple of years will be at least somewhat affected by the doctrine of Modern Monetary Theory.
Earlier in the week, Mueller's cooperation deal with Manafort collapsed after Manafort was accused of lying to the special counsel's office ("incredibly reckless and self-defeating," opined Jeffrey Toobin).
"One explanation is that the two brands, while both competing in the same price segments, target different definitions of 'luxury,'" Bloomberg's Tom Randall, Dean Halford and Cedric Sam opined.
Throughout the years, as the carnage continued in Syria, Obama repeatedly opined about the evils of the killing while repeatedly refusing to take actions that could have ended it.
"First thing I'm wondering is whether that Russian was part of a 'kompromat' operation to further roil the U.S. election rather than a whistleblower," one of the experts opined.
" That said, James Lewis opined, "Evil mad-genius hackers who want to wreak mass havoc on society because they are in a bad mood don't exist in real life.
Just before its release, in an interview with Empire magazine, the director opined that Marvel superhero movies don't really qualify as "cinema" — wonderfully crafted entertainments, maybe, but not art.
One reviewer said they'd bring it to a cookout but wouldn't serve it to friends, while another opined that it was "a good wine for a wintertime dinner party."
Several Trump-watchers have opined over the past year that his campaign and now his presidency is incorporating that strategy, thus inducing initial shock and outrage and then relative relief.
In 22013, President John Kennedy opined on civil rights in his state-of-the-union speech, and later that year, "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Lawrence of Arabia" were released.
A year ago I opined that in the remainder of his administration the president could salvage a legacy of pointing toward a transcendent commonality, a transcendence of race consciousness altogether.
Observers opined via social media that the official 2018 Christmas portrait of the Trumps veered a bit from photographic tradition by not including their 12-year-old son, Barron (Romper).
The issue of migration has caused friction among European nations, and Trump has previously opined that Europe is "losing its culture" due to the influx of refugees and asylum-seekers.
According to Wadler's counsel, the agency has expressly opined that whistleblowers suing under Sarbanes-Oxley – one of Wadler's federal causes of action, along with Dodd-Frank – can use privileged material.
Shapiro opined that the "elitist nature of the Democratic Party" that, from his perspective, scorns "people in the middle of the country" made Avenatti's decision to attend an easy one.
Schiff opined that the Republican lawmakers on the committee "in a unilateral fashion" decided against releasing Sessions's testimony, pointing to previous agency heads who have openly appeared before the panel.
"Considering the gravity of the offence, it is opined that even a harsher and exemplary punishment (than the ban) ... would have also been justified in this case," the document said.
Some liberal-minded scholars have opined that Trump broke the law when he froze the aid, because the $390 million in military help for Ukraine had been appropriated by lawmakers.
"He's going to say nothing at Jackson Hole," opined Derrick, adding that this strategy may not, however, be enough to help with the ECB's concerns over the euro's recent buoyancy.
In April 2010, a brouhaha erupted in the gaming community that still reverberates today: The film critic Roger Ebert had opined that video games could never truly be counted as art.
"The only plausible way that he could alleviate all concerns about his conflict of interests would be to divest his business altogether and that was never likely to happen," opined Cooper.
According to the men in charge, this was entirely women's own fault—one academic opined that they should have "convinced thoughtless male colleagues of their worth" rather than expected equal treatment.
But the Department of Justice in 2017 opined that the law does not apply to White House staff -- giving Trump the green light to hire family members as White House advisers.
"These young women, with all their flouncing and hair-flipping, are making it so terribly difficult for anyone to take them seriously, now or in the future," the anonymous writer opined.
Last month an education-ministry official opined that learning Mandarin didn't have to be at the expense of dialects, and that studying multiple languages could even be good for children's development.
This incident, notorious to the currency's users, resulted in a handful of news reports and was the subject of numerous chat forums in which the Bitcoin community opined about the circumstances.
Hundreds of plastic surgeons "who have not treated Kardashian" have opined about the specifics of the possibilities of construction and amplification for her nose, cheeks, chin, lips, breasts, waist, and buttocks.
In a typical interaction, one non-Amazon Twitter user opined that "the way Amazon treats its workers is shameful," and linked to a news article about retailers that compete with Amazon.
"One of the critical weaknesses in my mind is the weakness of France as a reliable partner to Germany in all issues pertaining to the euro and European policies," Hildebrand opined.
Another executive in the media business opined that adding Twitter could open up usership and a new audience, but at an extremely high overhead; that opinion was seconded by a banker.
For that, some accused him of "panicking the world" and "putting his thumb on the scales," and others opined he was "cautiously" trying to ensure his forecast looked right whatever happened.
"I think we must speak to France about the real problems, demographic problems, problems of mass immigration," he opined, adding that the party had to "remain true" to its core values.
Page opined further, acknowledging "it still existed in the scope of possibility that there would be literally nothing" to connect Trump and Russia, no matter what Mueller or the FBI did.
Indeed, independent Russian analysts like Alexei Arbatov have opined that China may actually have several thousand nuclear weapons that threaten both Russia and the U.S. not to mention other Asian countries.
"The Senate has always had its clowns, dandies and playboys, but rarely so exotic a combination as the gentleman from North Carolina, Robert Rice Reynolds," opined Life magazine in June 1937.
" He opined that the US should narrow its objectives in Syria to: "mitigating the risk of an Islamic State resurgence and preventing Iran from fortifying a military presence that threatens Israel.
Judge Reggie Walton asked if Barr's actions were a "calculated attempt" to help President Donald Trump and opined the attorney general had a "lack of candor" with the public and Congress.
Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the president opined, would definitely run — "even if he's in a wheelchair," Mr. Trump added, making a scrunched-up body of a man in a wheelchair.
But the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel — under the Nixon administration, and again under the Clinton administration — has opined that "structural principles" in the Constitution implicitly bar indicting a president.
Evaluators "opined that Crowley was being truthful in his denials" and recommended that he have "outpatient therapeutic support to address insecurities, low self-esteem and obsessive-compulsive tendencies," the report said.
" In a post on social media platform Weibo last week, the state-run People's Daily opined that people should aim to enrich themselves and "avoid being a lonely frog-raising youth.
Trump proclaimed that she "stand(s) with women," yet, in the next breath, opined that sex crime victims should not be believed unless they produce independent corroborating evidence for their allegations.
If the main section is about objects and the curated sections is about statements, as ltd's Shirley Morales opined, Mexico City upstart Parque Galería had undoubtedly the boldest and most controversial statement.
Without the "Rep." in front, and without friendly elections officials to make that title happen, such a challenge "would be a full-out disaster for the incumbent," a former state senator opined.
The judge, Aileen Donnelly, opined that "what appears to be the deliberate, calculated and provocative legislative dismantling" of the independence of the judiciary had "systematically damaged" the rule of law in Poland.
"Even though financial market volatility may be causing some anxiety, the combination of low rates and a still strong job market in the US outweighs those fears for these homebuyers," opined Fratantoni.
Everything seemed quieter somehow and, looking back, the first season was indeed muted (The Economist, summarising in September 2000, opined that "Britons like their reality to be depressingly, and sometimes tediously, real").
Radio host Howard Stern, who knows the president as well as anyone (Christ, this reality), has opined that what Trump wants most is to be liked and accepted by the Hollywood establishment.
Candidate Trump had previously opined that "Islam hates us" and had called for "the total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," an argument he has since modified and moderated.
" Even Thomas Jefferson, who once said he would prefer newspapers without a government over a government without newspapers, also opined that "nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper.
He waxed poetic about the company's future, opined on the balance of power between privacy and a free press and took Silicon Valley billionaires to task for trying to control their image.
"The Browns have lost games they played well enough to win, which in a season like this is frankly more productive than winning games they should have lost," opined The Plain Dealer.
Barraud's forecasting prowess came to bear again in January, when he opined that the consensus was too bullish on the prospects for a trade resolution in particular and global growth in general.
In interviews following the summit, the US President opined that the North Korean people and their leader have mutual "love" for one another and seemed to offer defense of Kim's dictatorial regime.
Many have since opined that Trump's victory could spell the demise for America's engagement in Africa, pointing to his disinterest during the campaign, where he only referenced Africa twice, and only anecdotally.
Kavanaugh has never opined directly on the case, but if confirmed, he will fill the seat of Justice Anthony Kennedy, who was a key swing vote on the issue of abortion restrictions.
The party's nationalistic Global Times tabloid, which reported Wednesday on the phenomenon of the growing Maoist movement, opined in a separate piece this week that Mao Yushi's silencing should serve as a lesson.
"In the room of ultimate political insiders, Klobuchar's jokes landed well and some of the rougher edges of her reputation were smoothed over," former White House press secretary Joe Lockhart opined on CNN.
"  "When watching those Republicans yesterday march — those white guys, those middle-aged, boring, nerdy-looking white guys walk down those steps was pathetic," Deutsch, a marketing and branding expert, opined on "Morning Joe.
White House cybersecurity czar Rob Joyce opined that the time has come to get rid of Social Security numbers, so intimately tied to credit scores, which can't be changed even after identity theft.
In a judgment that will be studied carefully in many Western countries, a more senior judge opined that the nursery school was not, after all, guilty of religious discrimination, either direct or indirect.
" Safety regulators opined: "We agree with Google its [self-driving car] will not have a 'driver' in the traditional sense that vehicles have had drivers during the last more than one hundred years.
His assessment of the Bush administration: Though Trump's claim that he always opposed the war in Iraq is false, in recent years he has repeatedly opined that Bush's war was a terrible blunder.
After the March decision not to raise interest rates, several Federal Open Market Committee members publicly opined that the central bank needs to continue on its tightening path as early as next month.
States sceptical towards the ICC, led by the US delegation, opined that automatic jurisdiction might be appropriate for genocide, but needs to be complemented by other specific "jurisdictional links" for the other crimes.
During his confirmation hearings to become defense secretary, Mattis described the Russians as the number one threat to the United States and opined that Putin was seeking to break up the NATO alliance.
Some Arab news sites recently have opined that Vladimir Putin would be the ideal mediator between Iran and its Arab neighbors, including Saudi Arabia, since he has good relations with all of them.
A doctor gave us hope at one point when she opined that mom had autoimmune encephalitis, a condition in which her immune system was attacking her brain -- an illness that can be treated.
"It's been slow out of the blocks…We haven't seen any provable scale of concepts come to market yet and I think we could be a few years away from that," he opined.
On the one hand, since the first commercial delivery was made by a fully autonomous truck last October, commentators have opined that one of the most common occupations in the US may disappear.
Some modern presidents have opined openly about what the Fed should do, including President George Bush, who declared in a State of the Union address that the central bank should keep rates low.
"Some years ago I opined that London was not really an English city any more," he wrote on Twitter on Wednesday, adding that "virtually all" his friends from abroad had confirmed his observation.
"Some of us saw this as a plea to get Justice Kennedy to stay on the court to see this to the end," Rick Hasen a professor at University of California-Irvine, opined.
One reporter from the New York Times actually opined publicly on CNN about how much it would hurt Trump among Republican conventioneers that his wife acknowledged taking inspiration from the First Lady's speech.
Boomers "were born into post-war prosperity, enjoyed the riches of government hand-outs and affordable education, then moved into your subsidized suburban homes and pulled the ladder up behind you," opined Filipovic.
" In a follow-up tweet, Trump opined that "[o]ne of the greatest and most powerful weapons used by the Fake and Corrupt News Media is the phony Polling Information they put out.
The ACLU opined that such a law would violate free speech rights under the First Amendment because punishment would be imposed on a U.S. person who had merely voiced agreement with a boycott.
Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary and bestselling biographer of "the greatest statesman this country has produced in the last 200 years, if not ever", opined that Churchill "would definitely campaign for us to leave".
" Speaking to the Radio Times, the 92-year-old actress opined, "We have to own up to the fact that women, since time immemorial, have gone out of their way to make themselves attractive.
As punk music celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2016, critics opined that in a febrile political climate "maybe what we need are some punks, challenging attitudes again and delivering a shock to the system".
And in an article headlined "Can Millennials Save the Democratic Party?" in The Atlantic, the writer opined that Trump's poor relationship with millennials could be to the Democratic Party's advantage in the next election.
The Morning Oregonian opined that "the vast immigration into America from southern and eastern Europe, of people untrained in the jury system, have combined to make the jury of 12 increasingly unwieldy and unsatisfactory".
"I think part of what your have referred to, with regard to transgender students, is courts have been mixed on that and this body has not opined or updated or addressed that," she said.
"If Obama or Bush opined on a policy ... most of Washington assumed that raising that question was a well-vetted intentional decision to send a signal," a senior U.S. Chamber of Commerce official said.
When the originality of Burke's jobs plan came under scrutiny, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Christian Schneider opined that plagiarism controversies often have the most impact when they reinforce preexisting weaknesses in a candidate's validity.
"No sooner has the Democratic party lost control of an institution that it had assumed it would retain in perpetuity than that institution has been denounced as retrograde and unfair," National Review's editors opined.
The British statesman Lord Palmerston famously opined that nations don't have permanent allies, only interests, and the Saudis have certainly behaved that way, pursuing their interests to the exclusion of friends and enemies alike.
Even after the Fed gained operational independence, presidents often opined publicly about what the Fed should do and, if the Fed ignored their advice, they sometimes sought to bend its officials to their will.
But Judge T.S. Ellis III opined that Manafort had lived "an otherwise blameless life," and that the probation office's guideline sentence of 19 to 24 years would be "excessive," according to CNN's Shimon Prokupecz.
Although Gorsuch's record on the Second Amendment is sparse, gun control advocates are concerned about one case where he opined that the government should meet a tougher standard before prosecuting felons for possession of firearms.
In fact, FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne has opined this year that a permanent structural shift is underway in the US, and that SUVs are in the process of displacing cars as Americans' vehicles of choice.
While women are often celebrated as singers and stars, it is much more difficult for them to be recognised as game-changing creative forces (in recent years critics have opined on "the sexism of 'genius'").
But Burr himself is hardly unfriendly to the president — he advised Trump's 2016 campaign on national security and opined earlier this year that he'd seen no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
It has publicly opined that the Israel Anti-Boycott Act, a proposed federal statute that would prohibit a U.S. person from participating in an internationally organized boycott of Israel, violates First Amendment free speech rights.
Allen Dulles, then a young diplomat at the Division of Near Eastern Affairs and later the head of the Central Intelligence Agency, opined that the Egyptian appeals "should not even be acknowledged," and others agreed.
It's not exactly groundbreaking to point out the hypocrisy wafting through the crisp alpine air: One percenters have long opined about how to solve inequality as they pay workers poverty wages and suck down ortolan.
" Law professor Barry P. McDonald, a professor at Pepperdine School of Law, opined in The New York Times recently that an eight-member court, while not representing a "permanent fix," should not "overly trouble us either.
"If you can fire a sexist human, Google, you can fix a Nazi algorithm," opined the culture site Boing Boing, referring to the recent firing of James Damore, author of a memo criticizing Google's diversity programs.
Noting that he would therefore not be around to carry out any further large scale potential mergers and integrations between FCA and other carmakers, he opined that GM would still be the most desirable merger partner.
Central bankers across the world have been criticised for overstepping their brief, having opined about broader issues (the Reserve Bank of India's Raghuram Rajan on religious tolerance, the Bank of England's Mark Carney on climate change).
The pool of respondents who opined (50% versus 22%) that the Muslim faith was a civilisational threat also agreed by a clear majority that it was wrong to blame an entire religion for a few extremists.
Todd VanDerWerff: Last May, as Game of Thrones' fifth season approached its end, our own Zack Beauchamp opined that the series had turned Ramsay Bolton into an unstoppable supervillain, and it was hurting the whole show.
Multiple media analysts have opined that president-elect might be using his Twitter account to distract from more serious news, such as the New York Times investigation into Trump's potential conflicts of interest around the world.
The Financial Times opined that Merkel's weariness, and the new sense of fragility around her, would be blamed on the World Cup debacle - while Theresa May "has much to gain" if England's squad acquits itself well.
In a pink marble skyscraper opposite the Museum of Modern Art, 2281 summer analysts at the investment bank Centerview Partners listened while Robert E. Rubin, the former Treasury secretary, opined on the state of the world.
Hemp is going to create jobs where they're needed, he opined, because growing, processing and making hemp products will be more cost-effective in depressed areas versus cities with higher real estate prices and labor costs.
But Google did sprinkle subtle Apple digs throughout its keynote, and if all the Pixel 3 leaks before the event were intentional, as some have opined, one would think Google is trying to grab some buzz.
"It can now be said that Republican lawmakers care about the federal deficit only when they want to use it to bash Democratic presidents," opined The New York Times editorial board in a searing op-ed.
Trump, during the interview, opined that Sessions's decision to recuse himself was "unfair" to him and that he would've likely picked another person to lead the Justice Department if he had known Sessions would recuse himself.
Several Native writers have opined on how to more accurately label Warren's Native identity, including some saying she is not, in fact, Native, which "is about belonging to a community," as Julian NoiseCat writes in HuffPo.
There is little chance that the department would file charges against Mr. Trump, regardless of what the evidence shows, because its Office of Legal Counsel has opined that the Constitution makes sitting presidents immune from prosecution.
The firms said that Wolfram opined that the New York funds were aware of a "significant likelihood" that one or more of its pre-approved firms would be representing another client bidding to be named lead plaintiff.
A few months later, he would probably have been dismayed at the political chaos he had helped unleash ("it's just my luck to live in a country with so many lying, incompetent politicians!" he might have opined).
On social media, sceptics wondered why Russia would take the risk—the logic used by Dmitry Kiselev, a Kremlin TV propagandist, who opined last month that since "only Britain stands to benefit", it must be to blame.
"We'll probably reach the point of not only maximum euphoria but also in terms of the estimates for revenue and earnings growth for the years to come," he opined, before outlining what could lie beyond the summer.
Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides The Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary MORE (I-Vt.) opined that the race doesn't need another billionaire.  Sen.
There was no way, people opined, that a performance in My Cousin Vinny (which Roger Ebert called "the kind of movie home video was invented for") could have really beaten all the serious actresses in films-films.
As William Barr opined in a memorandum written before he became attorney general, a president should not be indicted over conduct in a gray area — it should be only over misconduct that is clearly criminal and serious.
The Yale law school alumnus has been a judge on the District of Columbia Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals since 2006, and opined on several issues that could come up at the nation's top court.
Some members opined that the Fed should wait until the economy hits certain targets before moving — a road the bank has previously been down when it set, then abandoned, goals for unemployment and inflation before raising rates.
"Listening is the basis of empathy and empathy is the only way to think our way out of the stranglehold of the debilitating and outmoded forms of thought we have inherited from our colonial past," she opined.
Though nothing in the Constitution says a president cannot be indicted and criminally prosecuted while in office, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has opined that presidents are temporarily immune from criminal charges during their terms.
In the 1970s, King Khaled opined that the Führer was a "maligned man," and Crown Prince (later King) Abdullah used to shock visiting diplomats by showing a dagger he had been given as a gift from Hitler.
Judge Ellis did this when he opined that, while Manafort may have intended to engage in bank fraud which could have resulted in a substantial loss to several banks, the banks did not actually suffer any loss.
I opined about it as it were, but our coverage at Wired, when I came back to Wired from Backchannel, really belonged to a team of people we had, who are really gifted and all over it.
"Although protectionist policy is not good for the world economy, not good for even the U.S. economy, on balance, I think fiscal stimulus would dominate U.S. economic growth and also could affect positively the world economy," he opined.
On Thursday, the New York Times editorial board opined that war with Iran is the "last thing the United States needs," criticizing Donald Trump for a "drumbeat of provocative words, outright threats and actions," against the Islamic Republic.
Speaking on behalf of his party, Diamondstone opined about his former friend, and he told us that despite all the Red menace fear-mongering in the right-wing media, Bernie is actually no socialist—and never really was.
After the shock, the anger and the denial, the Republican establishment is going through the stage of acceptance of Mr Trump, opined Anthony Scaramucci, a hedge-fund manager at SkyBridge Capital, in an interview with National Public Radio.
Results from the Ohio special election on Tuesday support the idea that the GOP is becoming a rural party that could face problems in winning over suburban voters his fall, "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough opined on Wednesday.
The Australian poet Harold Stewart once opined that the Japanese have a remarkable sense of the beautiful and no sense of the ugly, and anyone who has ridden from Narita Airport into Tokyo will know what he means.
Bringing a new employee into the mix who has used racial slurs against Asians and opined that women are "unfunny" might not go over so well with a cast chock-full of women and people of diverse backgrounds.
"It really amazing how many Libs [sic] can't even permit Trump to have *one good day* (nobody will remember this stuff by Tuesday) after US forces kill perhaps the world's most wanted terrorist," FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver opined on Twitter.
But the clues were there all along: privacy advocates repeatedly warned against the aggressive and indiscriminate collection of data, others opined on the creepiness of ad targeting, and experts raised concerns about the effects of social networks on elections.
Atkins has long opined that the SEC's rules requiring "best price" execution of stock trades actually skews the market by causing fragmentation and harming price discovery by directing orders away from traditional stock exchanges into "dark pool" trading platforms.
"HQ isn't fun anymore," opined the Verge after the game "started to feel gross" when it ratcheted up the prize money despite still having the same unwieldy technical difficulties it had when just a few thousand people were playing.
"This is a lonely time to not be a Logan sympathizer, but I still think he's an ass, and that he's an ass regardless of his mean father and missing/dead mother and current 'woobie' status," opined one fan.
John Bolton, our ambassador to the U.N. under George W. Bush, has opined that the U.S. should seriously consider preemptive attacks against both North Korea and Iran, if we cannot succeed in changing the regimes that govern those states.
It's fashionable to ridicule Georg Baselitz, one of the richer white male painters around, especially since he opined in an interview in 2013 that female painters could not summon the brutality necessary for greatness or at least market success.
The president signed his hotly contested travel ban on visitors from selected Muslim-majority countries at the Pentagon and publicly opined about how troops had voted for him and complained about the news media in front of military audiences.
If not "as dead as a dormouse," as the German weekly Der Spiegel opined before his visit to Berlin on Thursday, his European initiatives have been heavily watered down, like the small glass of red wine French parents give to children.
" Another commenter opined, "When she is in therapy or the plastic surgeon's office at 13 for not feeling good enough about her looks in this ridiculously shallow insta-world, Mama might be regretting some of the choices she made for her.
Solo Lucci then opined in part in a series of videos, shared by Instagram account Baller Alert, that clout had nothing to do with the tension and that Skyy has "nobody to blame but [her] g—damn self" for the allegations.
In the sixth century, the Roman church opined that she was the same person as the unnamed sinful woman who, in another New Testament scene, wipes the feet of Jesus with tears and perfume (the Orthodox church never accepted this fusion).
"Chair Yellen, and most others who have opined, have emphasized that the balance sheet should not be used 'actively' like short-rate policy, but rather that the accommodation being provided should be allowed to 'passively' dissipate," the Citi strategists wrote.
On August 21760th, 210.8, I opined in a technical piece entitled, " Momentum Divergences Flashing Warnings Signs for QQQ & FAANG Stocks," which highlighted the near and intermediate term divergences that were and still are developing in the big cap technology sector.
"Everybody wants to continue to believe that JPMorgan will surprise us again as demonstrably again as they surprised us with their previous quarter's earnings and I think that the chances of that happening are slim to none," he soberly opined.
In his review of the track, EW's Nolan Feeney opined, "It's the most explosive and epic thing Lorde has done, a sign that she can be just as captivating when she's aiming for the rafters as she is pursuing something quieter."  
Perhaps even further establishing himself as a champion of limited government and an opponent of the regulatory state, Kavanaugh wrote that if Congress has not opined on an issue of significance, all regulations related to said issue are presumed invalid.
For four years, the derelict boat has been sitting idle in Ladysmith Harbour in British Columbia as local residents and politicians alike continually opined that if the ship were to sink, the oil inside could spread to nearby oyster farmsand worse.
"We still think it is more likely that the BOE launches another quantitative easing (QE) program in the next few years than hikes rates, given the likelihood of a material slowdown as negative real incomes begin to bite," he opined.
H.L. Mencken opined in "The American Language" that Sam Hill was a reference to Samiel, a character from a von Weber opera that was performed in New York in the 1820s (this could have been a joke on his part, honestly).
"It's doubtful that a National Hurricane Center bulletin that Tropical Storm Al had formed in the Gulf or Hurricane Jake was threatening the Texas Coast would make us run for cover quite as fast," The Houston Post opined in 1977.
I have opined repeatedly that a special counsel investigation — where both sides are not represented and where one-sided evidence is produced in secrecy — is the wrong way to approach a problem like that of Russia's attempt to influence U.S. elections.
Inverse.com published an investigation into whether Wolverine is circumcised in 2017: "James Howlett was born during that period of cultural shifting [in 1800s Canada], so there's no telling whether his wealthy parents would have elected to have him circumcised," the author opined.
The publisher of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a conservative newspaper, opined in an editorial that it was time to contemplate "the altogether unthinkable for a German brain, the question of a nuclear deterrence capability, which could make up for doubts about American guarantees".
"All of the risk is on the therapist, all the work is done by the therapist, but there's a tremendous amount of fear and control — and they dangle this carrot, that you're part of something big and important," a current therapist opined.
"He is on the way to establishing himself as the official interpreter of an ancient, archaic institution to the generations that are already distant in both time and culture from the world that sustains his grandmother," the Guardian staff opined in an editorial.
In the late 1970s, after losing his Senate seat because of his inability to win black voters, RNC Chair Bill Brock opined the party could no longer rest its hopes on its "white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant, Buick-driving, middle income, and male" constituency.
Writing for the for majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist opined that although competent individuals have the right to refuse treatment for themselves, the burden of proof is much higher if someone else is seeking to make a life-altering decision for them.
Almost exactly four years ago, from the bench of the Supreme Court itself, Scalia opined in very critical terms on Obama's deportation relief program for Dreamers, in a case that was argued before the Court months before the program, called DACA, was announced.
Since we also wanted to talk about the business, we asked for venture capitalist and Uber board member Bill Gurley to join her, as he has been deeply involved in Uber's operations since its founding and has opined publicly about it until recently.
Coach Tyronn Lue opined before the game Thursday that it was good the Raptors had beaten his team twice, as those losses spared his Cavaliers the fate of growing rusty while waiting for the Golden State Warriors to defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder.
With reports that President Trump will withdraw from the Paris climate deal, new United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres opined for the first time this week and laid out a five-point plan to mobilize support for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Remington told the U.S. Supreme Court - as it previously told the Connecticut justices - that the two federal circuits to have opined on the scope of PLCAA's exception, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2008's City of New York v.
It is studied relentlessly by economists and sociologists, picked apart by sales departments and marketing firms, opined on by authors and experts, and agonized over by everyone working in the world of consumer goods, from local coffee shop owners to retail chain CEOs.
" Over the next several decades, Le Bon's work attracted many influential fans: Lenin, Mussolini and Hitler spied in it a kind of cheat sheet for fascism, while Freud opined that once in a group, a person "is led almost exclusively by the unconscious.
This runs counter to the logic espoused only the day before its launch, by David Cameron where he publicly opined that a contributing factor to the loss of our young people to ISIS was that 22 percent of 'Muslim' women don't speak English.
During his extensive remarks — an official interrupted Mr. Epstein's soliloquy at one point to remind him he had only 15 minutes to make a presentation — he discussed working at Bear Stearns and opined about that "electronic mail" was rendering the fax machine obsolete.
" Kristin M. of Reynoldsburg, Ohio, whose husband has end-stage kidney disease, opined: "I don't feel that the airlines do enough training on being a bit more tolerant of people with medical equipment that are not coming to the gate in wheel chairs.
" Her recent reports include a horrific case of child abuse ("Teenagers having babies!!" she opined), the arrest of a school superintendent in Waco for possession of marijuana ("Let's all do a petition for him in Laredo so he won't lose his job!!
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — "We're nostalgic for the '80s because it was a stress-free decade," Steven Spielberg opined during a recent Q&A for his latest film, Ready Player One, a blockbuster packed with 1980s movie references.
"I think what we are going to see for the first time is that the blue dots are not going to migrate down, the blue dots are going to be relatively stable, it's market expectations that are going to be migrating up," he opined.
At one point, for example, he opined on Louis C.K.: "I imagine the price that he's paid at this point is so beyond anything that he — I just think that we have to kind of start delineating between what these behaviors are," he said.
Those issues came to a head at a meeting this month of major conservative donors convened by the billionaire hedge fund executive Paul Singer, a resolute Trump opponent who has opined that Mr. Trump's campaign proposals would cause a "widespread global depression" if enacted.
"I'm not going to answer this in the context of any current matters so you shouldn't draw any inference about it, but the Department of Justice has in the past, when the issue arose, has opined that a sitting President cannot be indicted," Rosenstein said.
Judge Patricia Millett, an Obama appointee, opined that a single director structure may actually give the president more authority compared with other financial regulators which have multiple members of differing political parties who in some cases are also funded outside of the congressional appropriations process.
What's more, while Texas Central long opined that its project would be privately funded, it has only raised around $400 million and now says it will seek assistance through the Railroad Rehabilitation and Improvement Financing (RRIF) and Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) programs.
A couple of months ago, I wrote about the return of Good Eats, Alton Brown's hugely influential food TV show, and opined about how online cooking videos have popularized the overhead shot, in which we see someone's hands preparing food as they're filmed from above.
" Weighing up whether robots, algorithms, and services from tech companies could be used for good or evil, Johnson also opined that robots could be "washing and caring for an aging population, or pink-eyed terminators sent back from the future to cull the human race.
This conclusion is supported by 85033 and 2000 legal opinions of the Justice Department in which its attorneys opined that the indictment or criminal prosecution of a sitting president would unconstitutionally undermine the capacity of the executive branch to perform its constitutionally assigned functions.
"OPEC must at some point recognize and understand that they are no more the marginal producers and marginal production will be coming from shale oil so prices will come under massive pressure during this year once investors recognize oil supplies are not going to disappear," he opined.
Instead, I turned my allegiance over to AMC's Mad Men, a show that didn't even air a single new episode in 2011, but was nevertheless opined about in the Arts section of my college paper almost daily, and referenced constantly by my extremely hip contemporary literature professor.
She was the subject of portentous hand-wringing over this seemingly empty kind of notoriety: "In a ravenous celebrity culture, Ms. Hilton's rise shows how far celebrity itself has been devalued," one writer opined in the New York Times Styles section the year her show debuted.
In 2011, the Supreme Court of British Columbia issued a landmark decision running to 335 pages: it opined that although anti-polygamy legislation does indeed impinge on religious freedom, it is necessary in view of the harm which multiple marriage causes to children, women and society.
"When the hospital was informed that the Professor had new laboratory findings causing him to believe NBT would be more beneficial to Charlie than he had previously opined, GOSH's hope for Charlie and his parents was that that optimism would be confirmed," said the GOSH statement.
Stop the mosque Then the word got out: First, details leaked from a county planning meeting, then one local politician opined whether the federal government would resettle Middle Eastern refugees nearby as a result, and soon the "STOP the Mosque" Facebook page appeared with the #‎NoJihadInDixie‬ hashtag.
The internet is awash with the pictures of the goggly-eyed frog and has been for years: as far back as 2015, after a user dumped over a thousand Pepes into a single vertiginous Imgur album, the community opined that the meme was mainstream, over, dead.
Why it matters: Kavanaugh has previously opined that sitting presidents should be exempt in investigations that could come with criminal implications, which means he could assume the same for President Trump in the Russia investigation, a matter Democrats trying to block his confirmation have asserted thus far.
Mr. Baldwin, known to have a fiery temper, has gotten into well-publicized spats about on-street parking, opined about how the city is becoming a "mismanaged carnival of stupidity" and got outraged after receiving a summons for riding his bicycle the wrong way on Fifth Avenue.
Political science and psychology professor Christopher Federico opined on Twitter that perhaps Trump and others "get pissed off when the 'wrong' people step out of place and speak too loudly" — that is, they expect a young girl like Thunberg to be quiet and go to the movies.
The party official opined that one reason the scandal showed no obvious effect on Trudeau's poll numbers was that few Canadians believe he's actually a racist — Trudeau's track record includes support for drastically increased immigration levels and promoting numerous visible minorities to high-level Cabinet positions.
Cevallos's opinion thus hinges on his view that centuries of Supreme Court jurisprudence on this issue are wrong, in support of which he cites the minority views of academics who have opined that the ex post facto clause should apply to at least certain types of civil laws.
" In an interview with FORTUNE ahead of her book release, Esther opined that "trust" is the most difficult TRICK principle for employers to embrace, with kindness coming in a close second "because we don't have a word in the English language that expresses happiness when other people succeed.
Subscribe now for all about Michelle and Barack Obama's lives after moving out of the White House – only in PEOPLE Cool, even-keeled, no-drama Barack Obama is one of the few people in the country who hasn't publicly opined on the tweets and turmoil wrought by President Trump.
"The minutes of the MPC meeting will be pored over for any whiff of an interest rate rise, but the reality is that whether there's a hike this year or not, rates are set to remain low for some considerable time, " he opined in an email to clients.
That same year, in "Cancer, Disease and Society," Sanders opined with some obvious Freudian influence (he studied psychology at Brooklyn College) during the Vietnam era's free love movement, giving credence to a theory that a lack of orgasms and enjoyment of sex causes cervical and other female cancers.
"If you buy Europe and if you believe in the story of the recovery and the strong economic momentum, it's best to go into banks - so that (this session's selling momentum) tells me that the markets are starting to be a bit more cautious about that perspective," opined Mentel.
But he talked instead of listening last week to ESPN as Trent Dilfer, a yakker and retired quarterback, opined that Colin Kaepernick, the 49ers' backup quarterback, should remain quiet and stop taking a knee during the national anthem as his way of protesting racial injustice and police brutality.
He baldly opined that several journalists are mere "cogs in an activist enterprise that churns out both pro-Antifa propaganda and doxing information about real or imagined ideological enemies"—which is a rather rude way to refer to people who are doing their literal jobs by exposing neo-Nazis.
"Government according to Palmer consists in becoming as frantic as ever you can, in mistaking your own tingling nerves for results accomplished, and trying to drown the memory of one failure after another by announcing the inception of the next," The New Republic opined in an editorial that year.
Given the results of the treatment (as opposed to the experiment), he opined, the imagination, "directed to the relief of suffering humanity, would be a most valuable means in the hands of the medical profession" — a subject to which these august scientists might wish to apply their methods.
If a central bank does its job well, King opined, inflation will be fairly stable, the economy will not suffer massive ups or downs, and no one will pay much attention to the central bank's latest press conference because they will already understand what the central bank is doing.
He greeted the crowd, opined about the importance of appointing justices, noted that this was his second such appointment, introduced a couple of conservative celebs in the audience (Justice Scalia's widow and Ed Meese, former attorney general for President Ronald Reagan), then did a brief introduction of Mr. Kavanaugh.
Trump's contempt revealed itself most obviously in a recent statement to CNN where he opined that the Central Park Five—a group of black teenagers who were wrongfully convicted for the 1989 rape of a New York woman, then paid a total of $41 million in 2014—were guilty.
O'Rourke failed to answer the questions, got beat up by the other candidates, and double-turned himself (a debate term for contradicting his own argument.) He opined that we should have allies with us when we step in to help end atrocities like genocide, and in the same breath mentioned Rwanda.
In a recent LinkedIn Influencer post, Alistair Cox, the CEO of global recruitment firm Hays, praised luminary Leonardo da Vinci for creating the resume in 1482, but opined that "as the world in which we work changes beyond recognition, so does the C.V." And he's not alone in that view.
In announcing her bill, Senator Jackson made passing references to both an incendiary internal memo at Google in which an engineer opined that women may be less suited to computer programming due to biological reasons and to the scandals around Uber as indicators of a culture in need of change.
Not long ago Brett Anderson, the restaurant critic for the New Orleans Times-Picayune (one of journalism's most enviable jobs), opined on gumbo created by an Indian-born chef that contains delicious additions such as Kashmiri chilli powder and curry leaves; and on another made with smoked chicken and Thai curry.
This quiz was designed to test the so-called "clash of civilizations" that so many historians have opined about for the past 100 years, speculating on how well the "American experiment" would do in comparison to fearsome rivals such as global communism and socialism, Islamic fundamentalism and, most recently, China.
CNN Media Reporter Brian Stelter also has opined that any questions about Clinton health are of the conspiracy variety by repeatedly attacking Fox's Sean Hannity: "He's definitely an entertainer, but he's doing a disservice to his audience by peddling these conspiracy theories and the Clinton campaign," Stelter told Anderson Cooper.
Mr. Trump also quoted a Fox News legal analyst, Andrew Napolitano, who opined Tuesday morning on "Fox and Friends" that the judge overseeing the Stone case, Justice Amy Berman Jackson of the U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia, should approve Mr. Stone's recent request for a new trial.
I have belabored this technical information for a reason: to make it clear that the promise of this technology should not be shunted aside due to a fear that, as Siddhartha Mukherjee opined in a 2017 New Yorker piece, it will lead to doctors becoming merely technicians instead of skilled diagnosticians.
Even President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has opined that the crown prince is the one in charge of "running things" in the government.
In 1925, Chief Justice William Howard Taft—a former president himself—opined on behalf of the Supreme Court that the proper remedy for a hypothetical president using the pardon power to serially undermine legal proceedings wouldn't be for the Supreme Court to crimp the pardon power, but for Congress to remove that president.
In another deviation from the entirety of American history, our current acting attorney general opined in 2014 about his legally ignorant and appalling view that the Supreme Court is an "inferior" branch of government and attacked the legal authority of the courts to judicially review the constitutionality of legislative and executive acts.
Pamela Paul, writing in The Times on the book's 50th anniversary in 2012, opined that "bookish girls tend to mark phases of their lives by periods of intense literary character identification" and "for those who came of age anytime during the past half-century, the most startling transformation occurred" upon reading this book.
When Vano Merabishvili, formerly in charge of the Georgian police as internal affairs minister, discussed these attacks with me in 2011 (before he was ousted by Georgia's corrupt and often pro-Kremlin elite and imprisoned on trumped-up charges), he opined that graft and greed were the real causes of all this bungling.
As economist Paul Krugman opined for the New York Times in 2013, the paper's problems went far deeper than its spreadsheet cells—into the human realm, in fact: "First, they omitted some data; second, they used unusual and highly questionable statistical procedures; and finally, yes, they made an Excel coding error," he wrote.
"The market is looking for a price recovery from here but as there is still not enough of a cut to send supply into deficit, I think $50 per barrel is more likely to be a ceiling than a floor with prices potentially slipping down to $40 this year," opined the Commerzbank analyst.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Senate Intelligence report triggers new calls for action on election security MORE (R-Ky.) opined that it would only benefit America's enemies — Iran, Russia and the Assad regime.
In January 22.53, she sat down with the Jerusalem Report, an Israeli news magazine, and opined that Jews should turn to the FN for help against those from Muslim immigrant neighborhoods who had carried out attacks on Jewish targets around the country that prompted a country-wide concern about a new anti-Semitism.
There was also a behavioral expert who testified about Ms. Constand's delayed reporting of the incident, and a toxicologist who opined as to how taking a drug (whether it was Benadryl as Cosby claims, or Quaaludes as suggested by his prior deposition testimony) may have affected Constand at the time of the alleged crime.
" And when Justice Samuel AlitoSamuel AlitoSupreme court has thrown a wrench into the machinery of free speech Divided Supreme Court leans toward allowing Trump to end DACA Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act MORE was an appellate judge, he opined, "There is no 'harassment exception' in the First Amendment's free speech clause.
Justice Clarence Thomas has opined that the kind of hypothesizing analysis on which Judge O'Connor relied is inappropriate: Congress's intentions "do not count," he wrote earlier this year, unless they are "enshrined" in a text that made it through the "constitutional processes of bicameralism and presentment" — as everyone agrees the 2017 tax bill did.
As the Guardian contributor Matt Lees recently opined: In 2014, the media's reaction was often weak or overtly conciliatory – some sites went out of their way to "see both sides", to reassure people that openly choosing to be affiliated with a hate group did not make them in any way responsible for that hate.

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