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I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be and you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be.
We ought to be -- we ought to be championing, not only fighting for certainty for DREAMers but we ought to be championing the fact that we are going to secure our border.
This is a time that our monetary policy ought to be bold, it ought to be decisive, it ought to be making capital available, and that will support even more economic growth.
The notion that work and even a long-term relationship ought to be fulfilling, ought to be
I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be.
The economy ought to be overheating, inflation ought to be spiraling, wages ought to be going up, along with demand, and employers should be struggling to find extra workers and resources to fill their order books.
I think it&aposs where we ought to be and the work we ought to be doing for the American people.
Ferris agrees that the system ought to be reevaluated and other centers ought to be able to compete for the exempt designation.
But the critical point is that these are debates we ought to be having -- and policy solutions we ought to be discussing.
"There are a lot of issues that we ought to be talking about and our nominee ought to be talking about," McConnell said.
The cost of capital ought to be -- for our businesses and families ought to be what it is for people around the world.
"It has to do with what things ought to be done and when they ought to be done," Mr. Clyburn said, declining to provide more details.
We can have an argument over how big it ought to be or how small it ought to be, what functions it ought to take on.
For as in absolute governments the King is law, so in free countries the law ought to be King; and there ought to be no other.
For as in absolute governments the King is law, so in free countries the law ought to be king; and there ought to be no other.
IN A 4% NOMINALLY GROWING WORLD, I THINK THE FED FUNDS RATE OUGHT TO BE 2% OR MORE AND THE TEN-YEAR GOVERNMENT OUGHT TO BE 4%.
" He continued: "For as in absolute governments the king is law, so in free countries the law ought to be king; and there ought to be no other.
"To the extent that it's possible to demonstrate anything, their complaints ought to be regarded as impossible and ought to be discharged without batting an eyelid," Richter told the court.
The idea is straightforward: an entity provides a function that some feel ought to be performed by the government, but that ought to be run as/like a private enterprise.
I&aposll tell you, Peter Fonda ought to be in jail tonight and I mean that sincerely, the man ought to be in jail for having said that kind of thing.
That jails ought to be rehabilitative — that re-entry into the ordinary world ought to be considered from the moment of admission — is a relatively new idea in criminal justice reform.
In "One Saturday Morning," this occasions a moment of unexpected intimacy between two children (who ought to be in bed) and their mother (who ought to be hosting the adult party downstairs).
ICE agents, for their part, look to be freed of the Obama-era memos setting strict "priorities" for which immigrants ought to be detained and deported, and which ones ought to be released.
"Regardless of how you stand on a particular rule or regulation, it at least ought to be clear, and there ought to be one interpretation and one enforcer of the rule," he added.
And they ought to be doing the same for him.
I'm saying that's a question we ought to be raising.
And there also ought to be respect for the flag.
He's even suggested offhandedly that flipping ought to be illegal.
And that ought to be cause for real investor concern.
I mean that's where I think we ought to be.
There ought to be another exception for extremist, hateful material.
"Safer than human drivers" ought to be a minimum requirement.
But British polling firms ought to be exempt from sympathy.
The strong economy ought to be helping the president's party.
There ought to be some way to mark the moment.
It ought to be focused on the morale as well.
Is it what it should be, or ought to be?
I think it is something that ought to be disclosed.
But the campaigns ought to be distinguished from each other.
But they differed on how it ought to be spent.
Clearly, these places ought to be taking the problem seriously.
Such examples are less common than they ought to be.
I think all of the candidates ought to be cautious.
Generating power in Africa ought to be a good business.
"They ought to be focused on saving healthcare," Schultz said.
They ought to be afraid, say critics of the proposal.
It feels, instead, like dozens that ought to be written.
So yes, our retirement savings vehicles ought to be better.
We ought to be able to productively talk about politics.
"And frankly, that's probably the way it ought to be."
You ought to be commended, that's not a real disaster.
"I don't think that's how we ought to be operating."
People have argued the hall's name ought to be changed.
That's what we ought to be doing in public life.
We ought to be eating that bird much more often.
Clinton's looks and saying she ought to be in prison.
This guy ought to be back in the office working.
To say that The Mandibles ought to be read in
That's a plan everyone ought to be able to support.
AND SO CHINA'S REBALANCING I THINK OUGHT TO BE MANAGEABLE.
I think I ought to be there for that one.
They decide what the Secret Service's mission ought to be.
" Still, Mr. Trump added, "it almost ought to be illegal.
It is a terrible proposal that ought to be rejected.
Mr. Bulatov's painting ought to be the enigmatic last word.
But the concept ought to be extended to racial disadvantage.
That fact alone doesn't mean it ought to be scrapped.
Nonfiction ought to be "artful, imaginative, accurate," Quammen has written.
Analysts differ on just how worried they ought to be.
It's in this direction that he ought to be raised.
Only you know what the thing ought to be. 2.
This is what education is, or ought to be, about.
That proposal for wind power transmission ought to be revived.
Panicky is not an option, though it ought to be.
"This ought to be fun moving forward, Dana," Conway said.
Any political party seeking advantage ought to be awfully careful.
That argument concludes that athletes ought to be paid less.
The play's stakes, I kept thinking, ought to be higher.
Certainly more of these borrowers ought to be in IBR.
Both gleeful and indifferent observers ought to be more worried.
So it ought to be good enough for President Trump.
The people asking the questions also ought to be careful.
Uganda's wealthier neighbour, Kenya, ought to be doing much better.
Everyone who took aim at Melania ought to be ashamed.
Like any government program, it ought to be run efficiently.
They ought to be ready for whatever that something is.
What, then, ought to be in this year's energy bill?
People who are seizing what it ought to be, etc.
It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal.
They ought to be able to know what's available to them; they ought to be able to get the results of the rape kit; that testing should be able to be done for them.
WITH a Tory government in power, business ought to be content.
This is something we ought to be outraged about this year.
That's what we feel like we ought to be voting on.
No one who works in this country ought to be poor.
And there are far fewer tourists than there ought to be.
"The old saying: There ought to be a law," he said.
But at the prices that label charges, they ought to be.
"You ought to be ashamed of yourself!" he said to her.
First and foremost, a pair of earbuds ought to be comfortable.
But our view is that it ought to be pulled back.
Look, I think the answer is, it ought to be repealed.
Even the ones with tentacles where their eyes ought to be.
"I Ought to Be in Pictures," a comedy by Neil Simon.
The result ought to be more natural and easier to remember.
A stock ought to be a claim on a company's assets.
Still sounds like a bargain—but we ought to be careful.
University officials say this ought to be good for the economy.
The FERC's decision, by contrast, ought to be an easy one.
His lack of a guiding philosophy ought to be a weakness.
WHAT'S YOUR OUTLOOK FOR WHERE RATES OUGHT TO BE RIGHT NOW?
A bigger issue than cartels in Mombasa ought to be economics.
It feels like they ought to be able to come together.
Robust public health ought to be the entitlement of every American.
"We ought to be careful in the coming period," he said.
HOYER: What he ought to be demanding is the North Koreans.
In this view, workplaces ought to be more accommodating of chronotypes.
Traditional providers ought to be rethinking their approach to customer retention.
Any boar that ends up as goulash ought to be safe.
The problems they create are serious and ought to be fixed.
It ought to be what happened in Chicago, just to dovetail.
The tale alone ought to be enough to grab anyone's interest.
But those arguments, too, ought to be made on the level.
Investors, who should be rational beings, ought to be very concerned.
IS THAT WHAT YOU BELIEVE THE MPC OUGHT TO BE DOING?
"I think there ought to be a soft landing," he said.
Religion is the adoption curve we ought to be thinking about.
A male friend suggests there ought to be an #EtTu movement.
That ought to be a concern to everyone: Republicans, Democrats, independents.
Constant scandals ought to be a wake-up call for Detroit.
That's why there ought to be a way to avoid penalties.
Trump voters ought to be mad — they just got sold out.
This dynamic is increasingly untenable for journalists—or ought to be.
I think our heroes ought to be placed in appropriate places.
"I think there ought to be very strict scrutiny," he added.
ELMONT "I Ought to Be in Pictures," comedy by Neil Simon.
Republican members of Congress ought to be uncomfortable with this approach.
"It really ought to be in the Finance Committee," Cornyn said.
Still, according to economic theory, lunch ought to be really expensive.
But it's a history that ought to be mourned, not celebrated.
The spec race, while not yet over, really ought to be.
Gamergate argues politics ought to be kept away from popular culture.
That information really ought to be standard in every messaging app.
He's a sick man, and he ought to be put away.
She made authenticity seem effortless—the way it ought to be.
Whether she ought to be doing it is a separate question.
And it's a disgrace, and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
And that seemed like a story that ought to be told.
I ought to be screaming, out of my mind in fear.
Joker is a movie, and ought to be treated like fiction.
Preventing such arbitrage ought to be a basic goal of regulation.
How radical that reconsideration ought to be varies with the thinker.
"The top people at CBP ought to be fired," he said.
"The whistleblower absolutely ought to be known and testify," he said.
"It just seemed like it ought to be here," she said.
"And that's what we ought to be concerned about," he continued.
The parents of a child ought to be the sole provider.
Politics ought to be based on actual facts and objective truth.
It ought to be shown in the corridors of power, too.
" Maybe you ought to be reading Andrew Essex's "End of Advertising.
"It ought to be taken on very substantial facts," Hoyer said.
The 10-year government ought to be four, not one eight.
The rest of us ought to be provided that same freedom.
Our work yielded another finding that ought to be taken seriously.
They ought to be delicious, though not necessarily profound or brilliant.
Doesn't she know she ought to be sensible, like her sister?
But there ought to be a law against forcing the issue.
I thought there ought to be a place for sculptural furniture.
Now somebody pay her what they ought to be worth. Right.
And it's a disgrace and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
Yet in great weariness (or maybe pity), they allowed me to demonstrate with the fake breast I carried around in a book bag what they ought to be doing and how they ought to be doing it.
What he ought to be doing, what all men ought to be doing, is taking concrete steps to improve the treatment of women in his industry and in culture more broadly, through example and educating other men.
There ought to be an effective answer to such a gloomy prediction.
But such meetings ought to be rare in a well-run firm.
He's out to destroy people's careers, and he ought to be fired.
And this ought to be something that we get a handle on.
"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said.
That&aposs what we ought to be focusing on in my view.
"Energy supply ought to be part of the early discussions," he said.
The plate of cookies in front of you ought to be resisted.
Bret Stephens I'm saying that's a question we ought to be raising.
In 1992, he published the book "The Way Things Ought to Be."
She added that Moore ought to be presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
They are abominable preparations and ought to be regarded with deep abhorrence.
When other countries do it, we ought to be just as suspicious.
We ought to be spending like we take the climate crisis seriously.
That's changing, but the numbers still aren't where they ought to be.
For the corporate sector, this ought to be a win-win proposition.
Given those economics, California ought to be experiencing an enormous construction boom.
The ANC leadership election offers what ought to be an easy choice.
Everything is served family style except the soups, which ought to be.
It's not just something that anybody ought to be allowed to do.
We ought to be able to find out whether they are conflicts.
When did it become so valueless that it ought to be ended?
The fact is it's both, and ought to be used for both.
According to the Fed, inflation ought to be 4 or 5 percent.
SCHOEN: Ought to be released so we know what the facts are.
Reducing deaths from kidney disease ought to be a top political issue.
She once suggested that prisons ought to be "tough, unpleasant and uncomfortable".
It's not a place that people who are fragile ought to be.
So the outlook for dividends ought to be crucial for equity investors.
Now, Democrats ought to be a little concerned about turnout on Tuesday.
I think, you know, companies ought to be doing more, I think.
A falling oil price ought to be good news for western consumers.
It ought to be manageable," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
The vote in the U.S. Senate ought to be an easy one.
But here's something they're rarely called but ought to be: anti-democratic.
Perhaps employers and workers ought to be given a chance to renegotiate.
Most don't think Trump ought to be impeached and removed from office.
Some even suggested that she instead ought to be playing with dolls.
Our men and women ought to be home from Afghanistan by now.
There is, or ought to be, common ground in the encryption debate.
"If I didn't do that, I ought to be fired," he said.
Stopping this practice ought to be the business of the federal government.
"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," he added.
"The Mueller team overwhelmingly ought to be attired with Democratic donkeys," Rep.
"I still think the guy ought to be bounced," Bove said Friday.
He said this week that his strategy ought to be employed again.
What is left of it ought to be considered a national treasure.
Alexander: On taxes, I think we're right where we ought to be.
These kids ought to be marching against their own hypocritical belief structure.
That seems like it ought to be a simple question to answer.
ELMONT "I Ought to Be in Pictures," a comedy by Neil Simon.
The American people ought to be confident that the administration is cooperating.
Last weekend's shootings, McGoey stresses, ought to be viewed as an anomaly.
"I don't think the Mueller probe ought to be ended," he said.
The cause of truth ought to be common to both of us.
No child ought to be cut for the good of the team.
Whoever said it is wrong and they ought to be held accountable.
The concept is that well-run public transit ought to be profitable.
It ought to be as natural a government service as trash collection.
In more normal times Mr Bishop ought to be a shoo-in.
Citizens seeking a better foreign policy ought to be engaged, not ignored.
Also, on this performance Tesla's cash burn ought to be much reduced.
Some discard items that ought to be repurposed through a thrift shop.
Another activity Indiana ought to be known for, in addition to basketball?
It ought to be hard to get a vacation in Turkey wrong.
And of course, the women ought to be good to other women.
But those rates are still far below what they ought to be.
We ought to be doing our best to solve them right now.
Every player ought to be able to score, and from different angles.
If we impeach somebody, there ought to be something they did wrong.
It wasn't 'we ought to be first because we have superior knowledge.
Opinion Columnist Donald Trump ought to be impeached and removed from office.
Things used to be much worse, and we ought to be grateful.
There ought to be 7.6 billion little museums all over the world.
With the volatility to come, Sanders ought to be licking his chops.
"Any investigation ought to be dispassionate, fair, thorough and expeditious," Chertoff said.
I think they ought to be darn sure they love the field.
And to me it seems there ought to be a better way.
AF It's my basic belief in the way things ought to be.
It ought to be team America, not red team versus blue team.
This ought to be closely regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
That all plays ought to be about confronting something huge in society.
This seems like a problem we ought to be able to solve.
And what would you say each of those pieces ought to be?
They also need some say in who the candidates ought to be.
It is an enduring sense of what America ought to be about.
"It doesn't say he's also the one who supposed to be, everyday and periodically as we move forces around, giving me that advice on where things ought to be and how they ought to be used," Carter said.
Certainly, the guy who drove his car into other people — that was dead wrong, and he ought to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and if the death penalty permits, he ought to be executed.
We had a process that was underway that combined the Homeland Security Council, the National Economic Council, and the National Security Council together to assess really what our trade policies ought to be and our objectives ought to be.
There are debates we absolutely ought to be having about these trade-offs.
Whatever America does will be messy, and its aims ought to be limited.
Roosevelt in saying that they ought to be broken up, with deposits separated
I shared their Aunt Violet's sentiment: They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
It's also good enough that people who experience trauma ought to be believed.
I SAID YOU KNOW, YOU OUGHT TO BE DOING MORE OF A BUYBACK.
Anything technology can do to make sexual communication easier ought to be welcomed.
If I can bankrupt Lehman Brothers from there, I ought to be pope.
CARSON: Those are the kinds of things that we ought to be doing.
If anything ought to be too big to fail, it is the ocean.
Mrs May ought to be vulnerable on at least some of these issues.
As a writer, I work in text, and text ought to be simple.
BRIAN MOYNIHAN: Look, we have been clear that this ought to be repealed.
This also ought to be a good chance at right sizing the government.
BOSSES at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) ought to be feeling smug.
This ought to be attractive to a left-winger like Mr López Obrador.
People ought to be able to have the right to express their opinion.
The American people ought to be proud of what has taken place here.
The finance ministry estimates that 2000m people ought to be paying income tax.
A final compromise is the idea that NDBS' jobs ought to be temporary.
Yet we still ought to be careful not to muffle free speech entirely.
"The FBI and prosecutors ought to be very interested in these new materials."
BUT I WOULD SAY THAT EACH OF OUR MEETINGS OUGHT TO BE LIVE.
THE BUILDING of Barack Obama's presidential library in Chicago ought to be uncontroversial.
AND THAT IS JUST NOT WHAT WE OUGHT TO BE DOING RIGHT NOW.
"I think the public ought to be able to see that," said McCord.
Yet even opposition politicians ought to be wary of the Supreme Court's hubris.
He could still argue against repealing it, but he ought to be fair.
His assertion that he ought to be set apart in the first place.
"We ought to be using the latest science to set law," Thurston said.
I just try to tell people why they ought to be for her.
Ned enlivens himself with a grand vision of who he ought to be.
Winning with purpose ought to be the reason why you're in the game.
So there ought to be a rush to invest in African power plants.
Yet the "political risk" of this tactic ought to be beside the point.
It ought to be about policies that bring economic prosperity to all Americans.
If they worked, Europeans ought to be feeling particularly satisfied with their democracies.
That ought to be a salutary warning to Latin America's more spendthrift politicians.
We ought to be able to weigh the credibility of these witnesses ourselves.
It's just not the way that I think it ought to be handled.
"They (the United States government) ought to be ashamed of themselves," Frazier said.
I think there ought to be a debate before the vote next Tuesday.
They ought to be getting out of the casino while it's still safe.
But with rising living costs, labour groups reckon it ought to be $224.
Perhaps, in their weakened state, they ought to be exploited a little more.
Harm reduction is the name of the game, or it ought to be.
There ought to be a very thorough set of oversight hearings on that.
However, there is consensus that the Free File provision ought to be removed.
The most sensible target for American negotiators this year ought to be Japan.
"Somewhere people ought to be catching on to what is happening," Kerry said.
There are times I think when they ought to be killed with kindness.
But he had an unerring sense of where the fossils ought to be.
Actually, the process itself is highly repetitive and ought to be much easier.
It ought to be a tourist site, and have its "commercial potential" unleashed.
They ought to be refreshing and energetic; you want wines with lively acidity.
"This is not a decision that ought to be lightly made," Hoyer said.
And if someone says they do know, you ought to be deeply suspicious.
Opinion Western men's sperm counts are falling, and we ought to be concerned.
We ought to be able to understand what caused that colossal Truman boom.
"It is called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said.
That proposal ought to be a model for Democrats — the president's tantrum notwithstanding.
They effectively become subjects themselves, grappling with how he ought to be remembered.
So you ought to be able to deduce how today's puzzle came about.
He's an important member of our team, and he ought to be here.
Enter Barbara Ehrenreich, a writer we ought to be able to rely on.
The handsome Cory Stearns, her Romeo, ought to be perfect for the role.
"These two photographs ought to be in every post office," Mr. Donovan said.
Spider silk is made of proteins that ought to be attractive to microbes.
She is too much all that a woman ought to be for this.
"Personally, I think the president ought to be impeached," Nadler told WNYC radio.
Based on our knowledge of the technologies we probably ought to be concerned.
That ought to be a lesson to investors with their own grand visions.
Actually, people, this is probably not a theme we ought to be pursuing.
"I don't think our policy ought to be for regime change," Paul said.
This Tuesday's debate in Charleston, S.C., ought to be the biggest smackdown yet.
This is what channel-surfing used to be, what it ought to be.
"It's a disgrace, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves," Trump said.
The economic question is not whether nuclear owners "ought" to be fully liable.
Both see things as they are and not how they ought to be.
" 'Boos and booze' ought to be the Smith slogan," a Tennessee delegate said.
In contrast to the previous effort, costs ought to be documented by project.
It's like what Mr. Russell thinks a fashion commercial ought to be: overkill.
Trump's message of economic achievements ought to be resonating with the Alabama electorate.
And, frankly, they ought to be opening up their markets to U.S. goods.
So we ought to be clear as to what all these events signify.
"There ought to be a statute of limitations on this stuff," he said.
Eli Zabar's egg salad sandwich is or ought to be a Christmas tradition.
We are at a tipping point — or at least we ought to be.
"If you rev things up, you ought to be able to do more."
But he believes that enhancing human intelligence ought to be a global priority.
It would instill in them the value that science ought to be reproducible.
Opinion Columnist John Hickenlooper ought to be a poster child for American capitalism.
One does think that sooner or later it ought to be our turn.
I think people ought to be put under oath and investigated for it.
Do you think the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. ought to be expelled?
Nearly half of Americans in the poll (47%) say the President ought to be impeached and removed from office, and among those who say Trump did direct Cohen to make the payment to Daniels, 69% say he ought to be impeached.
IF WE RAISE RATES, WHICH I THINK WE OUGHT TO BE RAISING RATES TO GET TO A NEUTRAL LEVEL, I THINK THAT MEANS WE OUGHT TO BE RAISING RATES THREE OR FOUR TIMES OVER THE NEXT NINE TO 12 MONTHS.
" He added that McConnell "ought to be helping the president get his program through.
"This is a crucial point and lab experiments ought to be done," Lunine added.
I thought to myself, it ought to be clear that's the end of art.
This is how it ought to be, despite what your gender studies professor says.
Bosses are told what their priorities ought to be: more jobs and higher wages.
These lawsuits claim that revenue stream is far larger than it ought to be.
We ought to be thinking about it a lot and not making hasty comments.
These matters ought to be uncontroversial, as even Brexiteers see good arguments for them.
If the Times poll is even halfway right, the Conservatives ought to be worried.
It ought to be noted that podcast analytics are far from an exact science.
" In 1967 she commented, "I think the Beatles jointly ought to be poet laureate.
Obviously, with McCarthy and Haddish on board, it ought to be pretty funny, too.
Linking public-sector need with private-sector capital ought to be a perfect match.
Such treatment of women ought to be an intolerable idea in a modern democracy.
Wells's woes notwithstanding, banks ought to be able to look ahead in good heart.
But we ought to be wary of dramatic "solutions" that have no clear benefit.
Free speech is a right, their reasoning goes, and it ought to be exercised.
Ahead, some of our favorite standouts that ought to be on your foodie radar.
As well as keeping employees content, this ought to be enough for most bosses.
People indeed ought to be able to trust the connections they make on Facebook.
Considering the subreddit's penchant for targeted harassment and vote manipulation, they ought to be.
Everything suggests that Indian women ought to be following Ms Kaur into the workplace.
Every woman is a potential stallioness — and that ought to be heard and echoed.
Wonks armed with data ought to be able to meet this demand more accurately.
Things that really ought to be dealt with have thus just kept piling up.
That's what a nice Jewish liberal like myself ought to be highlighting, anyway. Right?
A digital trust ought to be transparently governed by independent, representative third-party trustees.
He sees no reason why shocking the boxing world ought to be any different.
We are assuming a de minimis level of what we ought to be doing.
Demand management is (or ought to be) the bread and butter of economic policy.
It is in many ways everything that Google ought to be doing wth Android.
"I ought to be running in the Democrat primary," he said Saturday in Manchester.
These consultants selling a certain vision of how the corporation ought to be run.
I'm like, 'If you're dead, you ought to be able to see through yourself.
We open ourselves to confusions that any sensible person ought to be aware of.
Don't let relatives or nostalgia cloud your judgment about what ought to be binned.
It ought to be televised, I've said, playing devil's advocate with true-believer friends.
We are keeping nuclear family — and that ought to be the concern of everybody.
But the question of whether to welcome foreign students ought to be much easier.
No majority, however large, ought to be qualified to abandon this rule of law.
Some of its alumni think this ought to be sufficient to scrap tuition fees.
Here are some of the deleted tweets that ought to be preserved for history.
The law of presidential succession is broken, and it ought to be fixed immediately.
Clinton's criminality at her own hands, or through others, that ought to be investigated.
If you got caught committing a burglary—hell, yeah, you ought to be detained.
Pfeiffer suggested the Democrats ought to be better about messaging ahead of the midterms.
"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," he told Fox News.
Cannabis businesses ought to be held to the same standards as other commercial enterprises.
We represent different districts, but we ought to be able to find common ground.
Democrats ought to be reaching out to those voters, promising to distribute resources fairly.
A critic ought to be interested in people qua people, and literature qua literature.
That ought to be broken up as well, enabling competition on price and quality.
Unfortunately, real tax policy ought to be more than a Vegas-style magic show.
Beyond these new prescribing laws, on-site drug counseling ought to be in place.
Climate change is an issue "that candidates ought to be asked about," Mulvey said.
Turning that around ought to be one of Hillary Clinton's major goals in office.
Go deeper: Trump says" flipping" for a reduced sentence "almost ought to be illegal."
It overplays stories, reaches unfounded conclusions and publishes pieces that ought to be killed.
The case of Venezuela ought to be an especially worthy one for college students.
We ought to be talking constantly about the troubling data Professor Putnam has uncovered.
We have strong background checks, but maybe we ought to be looking at that.
Trilobites Among saiga antelopes, the month of May ought to be about new life.
The prospects for wage growth ought to be good, given the tighter labor supply.
Conversely, mediocre whites ought to be served ice-cold; the temperature masks any flaws.
He told me that he thought trends ought to be fixed, rather than canceled.
It ought to be purely at the medical level without the editorial or description.
People ought to be able to do what they want in their own bedrooms.
The scope of First Amendment protections ought to be equally broad in every state.
PURVEYORS OF BLING ought to be in a bit of a funk these days.
An oversize pinkish asparagus drooping over a nickel-plated sconce ought to be funny.
Weeknight wines ought to be undemanding, like easygoing comedies rather than Ingmar Bergman films.
Meanwhile, those planning an Easter feast this coming weekend ought to be, well, planning.
But it is not all there is or ought to be, in your kitchen.
But it is a challenge that ought to be familiar to the Trump administration.
Terrorism is terrorism and ought to be fought in a determined and consistent manner.
"Personally, I think the president ought to be impeached," Nadler told WNYC's Brian Lehrer.
"Personally, I think the President ought to be impeached," Nadler told WNYC's Brian Lehrer.
And the US ought to be in a relationship with Russia aligned against China.
"Personally, I think the president ought to be impeached," Nadler told WNYC on Monday.
"Certainly," Mr. Lewis said, "there ought to be some common ground in there somewhere."
Any impulse toward good works, he instructed Mr. Meyer, ought to be directed there.
"Every nation has its dignity, so the text ought to be balanced," Liu said.
Real representation of insecurity ought to be messy, just as is the subject itself.
And that's why feel so strongly that there ought to be witnesses and documents.
The agency said any refugees returning ought to be sustainably reintegrated into the community.
Five women, minimum, and frankly, I think it ought to be six or seven.
Few today would argue that conjunctions and prepositions ought to be a matter of state.
"The companies ought to be careful about how they behave at this moment," Kimmelman added.
"It's called flipping, and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said of Cohen's move.
That's not what presidents ought to be talking about in State of the Union addresses.
She says that someone with my smarts ought to be out there changing the world.
Some even say she ought to be a candidate for TIME's Person of the Year!
This is how it ought to be, despite what your gender studies professor says pic.twitter.
"Certainly there ought to be a renewed sense of urgency" said one Senate Democratic aide.
Whatever the reasons, the results ought to be food for thought in polluted cities everywhere.
And that effect on macroinstitutions, whatever they are, ought to be considered in some way.
And it doesn't say, 'It ought to be this way' — that's utopianism, a different enterprise.
Do you think they've failed on this problem or ought to be doing something different?
People … ought to be free to enter into any kind of relationship they want to.
You make $100 million a year, you ought to be able to answer that question.
I hear you saying clearly you think the next move ought to be a cut.
What ought to be the basis for Western civilisation after the decline of religious faith?
The way the calendar falls, in 2018 Democrats ought to be in the brace position.
Again, and anybody who wants to thread all this together, ought to be doing that.
Correcting that ought to be about as hard politically as declaring a new public holiday.
But the sympathy issue is the one that ought to be our strong first reaction.
She argues that the family ought to be paying for the treatment of addicts instead.
"I think water ought to be a prescriptive thing – it's just that important," he says.
When you're not being asked the questions that you think you ought to be asked.
But coming from Sennheiser, it ought to be one of the best-sounding ones, too.
Amid such setbacks, gig-economy companies argued that governments ought to be on their side.
The problem is that EDI is actually not as easy as it ought to be.
OWNING A CIGARETTE company ought to be a surefire way of making money in Egypt.
"That's not what presidents ought to be talking about in State of the Union addresses."
And if anyone can take a long-term view, it ought to be reserve managers.
"I don't think the two diseases ought to be competing against each other," said Brawley.
"Well, this ought to be interesting," I said to Big Lee, my tablemate at lunch.
Like the Price equation, it describes what happened, not what will or ought to be.
They ought to be engaged in conversations, and they covered a wide range of topics.
From a policy perspective, she ought to be an ardent supporter of the Green Party.
Actually, based on analyst price targets, the Dow ought to be trading at about 20,070.
Given the regulatory push, the trend ought to be going the other way, he added.
Orrin Hatch that there ought to be no hearings regardless of whom the President nominates.
Iran ought to be able to attract much more foreign direct investment, given its size.
I kept trying to be where I thought I ought to be: art and academia.
This is one of my heroes and it ought to be one of your heroes.
The murder of Richard Collins III ought to be a moment of truth for us.
That ought to be a huge boon for a continent divided by arbitrary colonial borders.
I feel like I ought to be a bit generous to him at this stage.
Coping with a more equal world, accommodating new powers, ought to be possible in principle.
Both camps are in danger of forgetting that justice is, or ought to be, blind.
Restaurant servers, like everyone else, ought to be fairly paid for the service they provide.
Not so smart: Apple still hasn't figured out that these interactions ought to be consistent.
At least on the Marketplace, Facebook ought to be able to maintain those intended constraints.
With her long experience, foreign policy ought to be an undisputed advantage for Mrs. Clinton.
And if he did, he ought to be man enough to admit it and apologize.
"Mark Zuckerberg ought to be subpoenaed if he doesn't appear voluntarily," Blumenthal told reporters Monday.
"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said in an interview.
They are crying "stop!" exactly at the point at which they ought to be moving.
"There ought to be an affirmative obligation to report it to law enforcement," he said.
Allergies occur when our immune systems perceive something that ought to be familiar as foreign.
"The focus ought to be on what this administration did to those children," Holder said.
This ought to be a campaign that unites animal rights activists and trophy hunters alike.
A message to those graduates: You ought to be buying gifts, too — for your parents.
Rule number one of statecraft ought to be: When you're doing something really stupid, stop.
His responses could be used to determine whether it ought to be offered to him.
Why would you pay for something that ought to be your right as a citizen?
"Nobody ought to be taking any victory laps," said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon.
You wrote that going into this summit, the model ought to be Helsinki in '75.
But then the candidates ought to be eager to make family planning services accessible, right?
"It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal," Trump said in the interview.
This election year is more than a national debate over who ought to be president.
One father lectured me on the sidewalk about how schools ought to be open places.
Decreeing and attempting to limit what video games can or ought to be is pessimistic.
However, some words form part of our heritage and ought to be protected where possible.
The mix has enough weirdness and odd brilliance that it ought to be agreeable enough.
" Addressing the same event, Pete Buttigieg said, "Stacey Abrams ought to be governor right now.
Both of those lessons ought to be extended to the many other threats facing Americans.
So Washington ought to be very thankful that Seoul has taken on this outsized role.
For the Soviets, a soft, uncallused palm signalled an intellectual who ought to be eliminated.
The correct conservative response ought to be to nod, shrug and get on with life.
The wealthy of Silicon Valley ought to be living their very best lives right now.
But the IRS ought to be prepared for a last-minute rush of web traffic.
A stronger economy ought to be appealing to both economic liberals and great power enthusiasts.
E.M.R. vendors ought to be held responsible when their medical documentation product harms patient care.
This should be the one thing every president ought to be able to get right.
This is exactly the kind of thing the revived City Opera ought to be doing.
"We say, 'If you're left holding the bag, there ought to be money in it.'"
"I think the same rules ought to be applied to all institutions," Mr. Alexander said.
These are safety features that are important and ought to be standard on all vehicles.
A truly family-friendly workplace ought to be understanding, especially during times of extenuating circumstances.
Thin-skinned as he is, Mr. Trump ought to be offended by Mr. Ryan's condescension.
But fans of each team ought to be heartened by what they saw Thursday night.
The universe ought to be a cacophony of voices, but instead it is disconcertingly quiet.
"The Penitent" ought to be his tragedy, except that he appears clobbered from the start.
But both are surprisingly dependent on our ideas about what they ought to be like.
Sometimes insecurity stems from feeling you ought to be knowledgeable when you really don't care.
I think he's a hero for everybody, and he ought to be honored that way.
Her confirmation hearings for a second term on October 8th ought to be a breeze.■
"I think everybody in the country ought to be on our side," LaPierre told me.
That ought to be a reason to provide investors with more clarity about the business.
"I think statements out of high political office ought to be considered statements," he said.
Swatting is a violent crime and ought to be treated as one by the courts.
That I ought to be taken somewhere to "shop for clothes" is a hovering threat.
We think we ought to be able to do more than just create controversy here.
While such episodes are not common, they inspire "there ought to be a law" demands.
We ought to be living within the ones that we all agreed to live by.
" Here's what the president says: "It's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal.
He's getting attacked on all sides, so he ought to be able to express himself.
All of them would have their own ideas of what Bolivian food ought to be.
But whatever is not God is nothing and ought to be accounted as nothing. OK?
By that measure, there ought to be another reunion, complete with AARP cards, circa 2043.
It's forgiving, just as we all ought to be in the middle of the week.
Look, I have taken one that ought to be an easy step for anyone here.
And Trump condemned the shooting, saying there ought to be no tolerance for anti-Semitism.
So what is it that you think feminists ought to be paying more attention to?
And while Democrats shouldn't get anyone's hopes up, they ought to be in the fight.
Rudy Gobert, the most dominant defensive center in the league, ought to be joining him.
In other words, utilities ought to be at the head of the "electrify everything" bandwagon.
The alley-oop ought to be the apotheosis of a beach basketball play well-executed.
But for the long term, Esvelt thinks more investment ought to be made in gene drives.
It ought to be at least a little bit easier to get a Pixel this year.
The dentist's chair really ought to be just about the last place anyone takes a selfie.
Smaller funds perform better, so investors ought to be put through some hoops to get in.
There ought to be able to have a common ground and consensus as to do that.
Mueller ought to be investigating how his investigation started if he&aposs looking for Russia collusion.
First is the fair and just terms on which any peace deal ought to be agreed.
Even more important than how many people get deported, though, is who ought to be deported.
And it ought to be—Wright's been plotting it ever since he heard "Bellbottoms" in 1995.
My biggest takeaway is that funders ought to be conscious that funding will have side effects.
You ought to be able to live your life in the confines of your own home.
"This ought to be a relationship-altering event for the US and Saudi Arabia," said Rep.
" Garamendi added later, "I think we ought to be prepared to go all out on this.
Nevertheless, Russia and China increasingly share a view of how the world ought to be reordered.
Since non-whites lean heavily Democratic this ought to be decisive, and yet it is not.
Agreeing beforehand how any hypothetical future windfall or loss ought to be shared can be impossible.
The centrepiece of the deal ought to be to secure maximum access to Europe's single market.
And do you see that American interest rates ought to be competitive with foreign interest rates?
" "You would think we ought to be focusing on Hillary Clinton, on all of her deficiencies.
Calculating how much is being used, and how much actually ought to be used, is essential.
There are some basic supports that every survivor of sexual assault ought to be entitled to.
It also owns stakes in almost 100 firms, most of which ought to be fully privatised.
And in 2015, Thrillist suggested that "the whole tweezer thing" ought to be retired for good.
If there is a surprise, it ought to be that the royalty increases came only now.
"The key to me is that what tax reform ought to be about is growth," Sen.
Here Sansa, by law, ought to be Ned's heir now that all his sons are dead.
Ireland's social and economic data suggest that its abortion laws ought to be far more permissive.
They thought the school ought to be more concerned about the water than the phone rule.
And an FA concentrating solely on football ought to be able to offer more dynamic leadership.
All the ingredients ought to be there for the kind of chemistry that gives us life.
RESIDENTS of Tataouine, on the edge of the Sahara, think it ought to be a boomtown.
I don't think we ought to be losing revenue when we lower the business tax rate.
Given the eye-popping sums he has spent, he really ought to be out of sight.
This time, Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto ought to be ahead again by a wide margin.
That includes a majority of Republicans (57%) who said Trump ought to be compromising with Democrats.
"If you're in that video, you ought to be looking over your shoulder," he told WHEC.
But the American people ought to be interested in how such personal documents were made public.
We started out very strongly of the view that we ought to be a nonpartisan platform.
If that wasn't painfully obvious to you a week ago, it certainly ought to be now.
By the time that happens, it ought to be capable of doing quite a bit more.
Also, autonomous cars probably ought to be proven safer before Musk's argument is given real weight.
Often in that moment, tears are shed: people seem to see who they ought to be.
Although CBO often provides accurate assessments, its data ought to be evaluated and put into perspective.
But with their effectiveness uncertain, we ought to be concerned about the potency of monetary policy.
The people stopping us from using this plant ought to be the ones going to jail.
"This ought to be a lot more fun than it is, I promise you," he said.
"I figured the commander ought to be the first guy out," Slayton is quoted as saying.
Today, we, too, ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time.
We ought to be working together to move this country forward and stop the political nonsense.
A mere 5% of Trump supporters say he ought to be impeached and removed from office.
Other traits — among them kindness, merit, and especially true empathy — ought to be front-and-center.
Furthermore, the most effective investments can and ought to be made largely outside the justice system.
I had everything I always wanted, and so I often thought, I ought to be happy.
Americans ought to be cautious before making corporations their moral compass or primary vehicle for reform.
Two-thirds of Americans think there ought to be a third party in the United States.
Better Call Saul There ought to be a word for the opposite of a strip tease.
We are a public university, and we ought to be leading by example, not by mistake.
But until then, she (and others with similarly narrow mindsets) ought to be doing her research.
Life simply can't be as it once was when you realize how it ought to be.
Even so, it ought to be regarded as a positive outcome for a problematic product offering.
"They ought to be aggregators," Meadows said of the CBO at a National Press Club lunch.
There ought to be some other queue to join, I thought, for the only just married.
That ought to be the issue that weighs most heavily and most often on voters' minds.
Otherwise, I subscribe to Bill Clinton's line that abortion ought to be safe, legal and rare.
I think it's shorthand for nostalgia, for the way America ought to be, in some views.
If companies are going to benefit from this information, they ought to be paying for it.
They are not here to live our version of who we think they ought to be.
Opinion Doctors ought to be women's greatest allies in the fight for contraceptive and reproductive rights.
" It added, "Anyone who doesn't fully subscribe to this vision ought to be wary of him.
Creating dense, economically and socially diverse urban environments ought to be a paramount goal of progressivism.
If compound interest isn't officially the eighth wonder of the world, then it ought to be.
It's a tight little flywheel — and it feels like something we ought to be talking about.
Halloween really isn't the kind of holiday that ought to be inspiring a pop-music craze.
Though why should we have to ask for what ought to be ours to begin with?
He leaves behind a legacy that is less known than it might, or ought, to be.
The real mystery, however — what the book ought to be structured around — is what motivated her.
In a hot oven, a pound ought to be done in around 20 or 25 minutes.
But the alternative treatments Goop celebrates ought to be looked at with a more skeptical eye.
Still, some action ought to be taken, and you two need to agree on a strategy.
The third-degree is welcome, since candidates for important policy positions ought to be vetted thoroughly.
Kyle Duncan is a magnificent nominee for the Fifth Circuit who ought to be swiftly confirmed.
"I think statements like that ought to be backed by evidence," the South Bend mayor added.
Scenarios that may seem far-fetched right now raise troubling questions that ought to be anticipated.
Lawmakers around the country ought to be eliminating them instead of trying to recuperate lost funds.
Perhaps a new stone marker ought to be planted above the eroding mine: Cause, Meet Effect.
"What we ought to be presented is evidence by witnesses that have personal knowledge," he said.
"If he has violated any law or ethical precept he ought to be fired," he said.
"Rise" isn't bad; in fact, in some ways, it's better than it really ought to be.
"We have the requisite number of troops, they ought to be deployed," he told Bloomberg News.
The boards can only make recommendations to the chief that certain officers ought to be disciplined.
And if you aren't, is there a case to be made that you ought to be?
At some 8 percent of Tribune's total expenses last year, that ought to be pretty manageable.
But they ought to be able to think in an informed and in a nuanced way.
This is a story that someone in Sanders's position probably ought to be able to explain.
Proper oversight, equitable access to services and fair pricing in telecommunications ought to be bipartisan concerns.
If we're going to have smart mirrors, they ought to be able to make suggestions, right?
It ought to be condemned by every member of this body, Democrats and or Republicans alike.
"Consumers will be worse off and that's why this merger ought to be blocked," he said.
Ultimately in a 4% nominal world, the Fed funds rate ought to be 3% not 2%.
I'm happy to admit I don't know exactly what the future of work ought to be.
HABERMAN: Just that people ought to be taking a look at Michael Cohen's father-in-law.
That is how trade negotiation has always proceeded, and the internet ought to be no exception.
Fans of Apothic and the others ought to be free to enjoy these wines without disapproval.
But do I think people ought to be banned from doing it as they are now?
This kind of reform ought to be a key piece of climate progress in every state.
Saving the planet ought to be as easy as the press of a thermonuclear button, right?
Conservatives, meanwhile, ground their case in self-determination (I ought to be able to protect myself).
"The leader had confidence in Burr's leadership, nobody else ought to be questioning it," Grassley said.
The industry's executives ought to be as nervous as a very small nun at a penguin shoot.
Not bad, but we really ought to be shooting for at least 24 hours on a wearable.
Once a way to make above-market returns is identified, it ought to be harder to exploit.
But overall, the Fed ought to be raising rates over the next couple of years, he said.
These tools ought to be better, and hopefully they'll improve over time as companies adjust to GDPR.
I think you guys ought to be really thanking this president that he nominated someone like Kavanaugh.
None of this information is delivered by the Department of Health, but it bloody ought to be.
But that's not to say I enjoy nihilism, or that Manhunt is—or ought to be—nihilistic.
Feels like there ought to be a competition, 'Write the truth and win a free iPhone 7.
Moreover the boundary between discomforting opinions, which ought to be accommodated, and the abhorrent kind is unstable.
Conservatives ought to be concerned about the bias that the dominant online social media platforms are exercising.
But it suggested applications ought to be made to the High Court to get the go-ahead.
A more media-literate and critical citizenry ought to be less easy for the powerful to manipulate.
It ought to be occupied by someone with a sense of basic responsibility, shame, dignity, and ethics.
"Old men ought to be explorers," reads the Eliot quote appended next to it at the Accademia.
A powerful regulator ought to be able to strike the right balance and allay fears of bias.
These initiatives have never been tried before — some delays and frustration ought to be expected, they said.
The touchpad is also a bit smaller than it ought to be, but it's responsive and accurate.
While 74% of liberals said Garland ought to be confirmed in March, that's dropped to 67% now.
So in theory, they ought to be grateful to you for bringing the facts to their attention.
Do you think that sort of correction ought to be the purview of private businesses or government?
Some take it for spineless laxity in the face of what ought to be fought or forbidden.
The fact that we're moving so quickly in the wrong direction ought to be a wakeup call.
The result is that a handful of people in power dictate what ought to be collective decisions.
"That's a difficult part of a democracy, but one that we all ought to be grateful for."
There's not much room inside the suit, so whatever you come up with ought to be small.
In a country of 330 million people, we ought to be able to do better than this.
" Days before the New Hampshire primary, he joked, "I ought to be running in a Democrat primary.
We ought to be able to figure this -- we have to be able to figure this out.
A more probing question is whether football stalemates ought to be decided by such a random process.
The number of minutes it should grind ought to be placed in the event's description: Happy caffeining!
"I think people ought to be taking personal responsibility for their own safety and security," Comey continued.
As she sees it, combat sports ought to be more welcoming spaces for women as a whole.
If Elon Musk isn't shaking his Iron Man fist at the sky today, he ought to be.
Altering a generation's hard-wired preconceptions of what a relationship ought to be is a slow process.
"I think we ought to be focused on protecting everyone's rights not just us," Hudson told Hooper.
Heidi Heitkamp On paper, it seems Heitkamp ought to be at the very top of this list.
ONE of South-East Asia's richest and hitherto most stable countries, Malaysia ought to be a beacon.
They ought to be out of the business of determining those things and let the market decide.
"You ought to be embarrassed," Republican Senator Bob Corker told representatives there from the South Sudanese Embassy.
"That ought to be the goal -- repair, replace, whatever the words are people use today," he said.
This is simply taxes that are owed to the state anyway, and they ought to be paid.
So theoretically, everything from eye shape to nose shape to mouth shape ought to be accurately depicted.
Global or universal examples of evil are useful, but an American exhibit ought to be self-reflective.
Oklahoma plays middle of the road defense with personnel that ought to be in the upper crust.
We ought to be diligently examining the downside of Hillary's history as part of our civic duties.
"Journalists ought to be skeptical of the powerful," Carlson said on "Tucker Carlson Tonight," referring to Brennan.
BASH: OK. I can't stop -- (CROSSTALK) CRUZ: People ought to be able to do what they want.
" She raged against the clinics, telling them: "You ought to be ashamed for charging $40,000 a shot.
The cavernous theater is a hindrance, admittedly, but Gluck and Handel ought to be mainstays, not rarities.
But here is a point that I think is salient and one that ought to be referenced.
"I think whistleblowers have the right to remain confidential and their privacy ought to be respected," Sen.
The net neutrality discussion is fundamentally about how speech ought to be treated in a free society.
Mainstream Republican opinion—that the group ought to be defunded—remains sharply at odds with public sentiment.
This ought to be something on which people on both sides of the political aisle can agree.
"This OUGHT to be a time when democracy leaps forward," but "instead, it's in retreat," he wrote.
Its shows depict men not as they are, Mr. Miki said, but as they ought to be.
"I do think it ought to be addressed," Ryan told reporters Thursday at his weekly press conference.
Immigrants in America play an essential role in our society and ought to be celebrated, not vilified.
Technological advances in particular have lent poignancy to the old saw: There ought to be a law.
Both critics and defenders of the nuclear deal ought to be able to rally around these parameters.
The principled position for life ought to be the position of both the Republican and Democratic parties.
But the journey — which ought to be reassuring, a return to their comfortable, contented selves — resists them.
There are 14 prominent Democrats who believe they ought to be next president of the United States.
If they can have an aircraft carrier, I ought to be able to have an aircraft carrier.
Funding ought to be kept stable and greater emphasis paid to rural energy opportunities like distributed wind.
Respect for the lives of feral cats ought to be reconciled with the protection of urban birds.
Irving ought to be given the opportunity to speak, I said, but the auditorium should be empty.
Clearly, this boss ought to be offering some version of this critique directly to the relevant employee.
Aren't there some problems we ought to be talking about beyond those emphasized in the political debates?
These countries were former Soviet republics, and Putin seemingly believes they still ought to be Russian possessions.
"Plus-size" is also a patronizing and ridiculous phrase that really ought to be banished from fashion.
FERC ought to be accommodating state policy goals, not attempting to purge their effects from wholesale markets.
Students ought to be challenged, even made uncomfortable, in order to learn in deep and meaningful ways.
Now, most files, you don't print at all, and the inherent use case ought to be collaborative.
Wright ought to be familiar with Gryffindor from playing Ginny, while Lynch's character Luna was in Ravenclaw.
If there's any species on this planet we ought to be able to save, it's the panda.
That said, they ought to be capable of running off battery for way more than an hour.
And it ought to be promising retention bonuses to its top employees to persuade them to stay.
And all I can tell you is all of us ought to be proud to be Americans.
But, Andrew, each of us as Americans today ought to be so proud to be an American.
Whether Orion ought to be feet- or head-up in the night sky depends on the hemisphere.
"When Nancy Pelosi makes a statement like that, she ought to be ashamed of herself," he said.
It's the kind of thing, in short, that ought to be part of the 2020 primary debate.
My first thought is a dry riesling from Alsace, which ought to be brilliant with this dish.
It's true, he said, that doctors ought to be more aggressive in treating people at high risk.
The programs often cap the number of scooters and dictate which neighborhoods they ought to be in.
The kingdom of Talossa ought to be able to be stable over a long period of time.
The answer, though, is that the moderators really don't think they ought to be there at all.
"I thought, 'I own a factory I ought to be able to do something,'" Ms. Liu said.
"You can't free yourself from that feeling that we ought to be better than this," said O'Toole.
In light of her public criticism of Ramos, any apology really ought to be just as public.
Figuring out how low your portfolio's value might drop ought to be much easier than it is.
In a lot of ways, be a moral compass for where this museum ought to be going.
In a lot of ways, be a moral compass for where this museum ought to be going.
And it ought to be possible, since there are some important issues on which almost everybody agrees.
Even now, almost two months from launch, it's still a little buggier than it ought to be.
But whether the political system can respond takes us beyond what ought to be done to how.
Railroads ought to be able to reap the rewards of this massive private investment as a result.
History ought to be relevant to liberal constitutionalism, but that is not the same as embracing originalism.
They ought to be relying for guidance on caring and knowledgeable experts inside and outside of government.
Movies have them, though smart screenwriters disagree about how many and how long they ought to be.
The estate tax should be hiked, and loopholes used to duck it ought to be shut down.
Read more " _____ • Nate Silver in FiveThirtyEight: "Neither Democrats nor Republicans ought to be taking much for granted.
"Personally, I think the president ought to be impeached," Mr. Nadler said during an interview on WNYC.
Then Meehan sidled over and suggested that she ought to be going a couple of seconds faster.
"We think we ought to be able to do more than just create controversy here," he said.
If there are other Amy Klobuchars out there, and there undoubtedly are, they ought to be exposed.
" Or, "Is it possible that my feelings are clouded by some bias that ought to be reevaluated?
"All our focus ought to be on that, not creating internal conflict within the Caucus," he said.
There is, and ought to be, room for a wide range of identities within the L.G.B.T. movement.
" In any event, he said, "every single individual ought to be able to have access to coverage.
A cardinal rule of government ought to be: stop wasting money before demanding taxpayers hand over more.
Now there ought to be some common sense solutions like getting the assault rifles off the streets.
So "flight shaming" ought to be one factor behind a general decline in first-class air travel.
I understand the Bayesian logic that it ought to be true, but I don't think it is.
But he couldn't shake the feeling that he ought to be building a company of his own.
Nonetheless, it reflects a strong sentiment in Congress that Mr. Mueller's findings ought to be aired fully.
Mr. Trump sent out a tweet that day suggesting that marchers ought to be celebrating him instead.
It transforms what ought to be a movement for women's empowerment into an emblem for female helplessness.
It took two or three years and changes to get that to where it ought to be.
There's a simple, compelling argument that the world ought to be building many more nuclear power plants.
I wouldn't have approved the merger with Instagram and I certainly think it ought to be reviewed.
The standard to demonstrate injury ought to be higher for politicians and public figures than for private citizens.
The watchword for covering the Trump era ought to be watch what he does, not what he says.
IF BREXIT TAKES up the first volume of Theresa May's political obituary, immigration ought to be the second.
After all, when you work for Shakira, you ought to be ready to deliver great hair whenever, wherever.
"Rehabilitation ought to be the focus," youth crime program manager at Legal Aid Victoria, Anoushka Jeronimus, told Mashable.
"If their policy really permits this kind of chase, I think it ought to be reviewed," he said.
This man has done what we asked of him, and he ought to be an example to others.
This is a small update overall, but it really ought to be handy for both developers and consumers.
ON JULY 25th Pakistan will hold a general election that ought to be a historic marker for democracy.
Do you think that's how it ought to be, that the military should execute policy, not dictate it?
They work with HomeKit, and they ought to be one of the cheapest options for smart blinds, period.
The first is that universities are no longer as devoted to free inquiry as they ought to be.
So Future '22018, which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival this week, ought to be a fantastic movie.
Mr. Cone is not a sophisticated writer, and his dialogue frequently spells out what ought to be subtext.
CE: Well, like I say, it's tough to know timing and what the arguments ought to be there.
Some of the trees are 40 years old, he explains, and ought to be pruned or completely replanted.
It ought to be safe Republican territory—not least because it has been gerrymandered to make it so.
Comments on Reddit from Essential owners indicate occasional issues on Verizon, which ought to be cleared up now.
Key GOP senator breaks with Trump in saying the whistleblower 'ought to be heard out and protected' Sen.
Theirs is a sound and presence that is fresh, and what good rock 'n' roll ought to be.
But from a national perspective, the economic trade-offs of greener growth ought to be easier to stomach.
Ironically, he said, "what [conservatives] ought to be demanding is that we want entitlement reform," back in May.
The tough questions ought to be asked of, and by, the non-executive directors on acquiring-company boards.
But the bar to imposing bans on how people can risk their own money ought to be high.
The expanded controller support ought to be arriving around the same time as the Apple Arcade subscription service.
Jay Inslee (D-Wash.): "It ought to be one person, one vote," he said in a Vox interview.
But if rural China were heading for social Armageddon, there ought to be some sign of it already.
It's very possible Atlas looks like it ought to be served in Alfredo sauce for the same reason.
"For dealers, they ought to be put away forever as far as I'm concerned," he said, to applause.
It upset all her principles, that care ought to be about love, respect and kindness, not about money.
One of the things I will have to consider is whether there ought to be an indefinite sentence.
Those workers happy to flit between jobs ought to be able to drive a harder bargain on pay.
PPI is hardly alone in believing that improving America's regulatory climate ought to be a top progressive priority.
When the whole story of this is finally revealed, officials of this administration ought to be in jail.
The most precious resource that ought to be most efficiently managed is not hardware cycles, but human cycles.
That ought to be a real warning sign as to what state exactly is Marco going to win.
Conservative columnist Rich Lowry argues an "anti-swamp agenda" ought to be about reducing the size of government.
From the point of view of the new theory, election day ought to be a Day of Judgment.
That means someone from the family ought to be at that evening's Primetime Emmy Creative Arts Award telecast.
But what ought to be done to protect those workers who lose out because of competition from abroad?
Bush was "the quintessential example of what those of us in public service ought to be," Hoyer said.
Any Christian ought to be able to see the manifest clash between caravan bashing and basic biblical teachings.
"The model for this speech ought to be the one a year ago," said GOP pollster Whit Ayres.
Every black person in this country ought to be up in arms about what he said about mothers.
Both of them ought to be fired because they let down the president in a major, major way.
And we ought to be asking for them immediately, aware that the President will be resistant to oversight.
"We ought to be working together to move this country forward and stop the political nonsense," he added.
Each contribution in this era bought a stake in the imagination of what San Francisco ought to be.
The first stop on Prince William's trip ought to be the easiest stint -- perhaps the only easy part.
While Trump's approval rating is low, it's not as low as it feels like it ought to be.
"Why shouldn't that be a practical concern we ought to be more concerned about today?" he asked Feigin.
Gail Collins One thing Donald Trump ought to be good at is throwing a celebrity-packed convention, right?
IHOP is called the "International House of Pancakes," which means that pancakes ought to be its best dish.
But, Cummings warns they ought to be prepared to cooperate more than they did under the Republican chairman.
Sure, it ought to be like running a highly complex global company – but right now it's anything but.
" Nelson said in a statement: "The head of NASA ought to be a space professional, not a politician.
It ought to be recalled, in this connection, that Israeli forces did not fire upon the protestors indiscriminately.
At this point, there ought to be an addendum to Internet Rule 34 that specifically addresses microwaved objects.
"Anything we try will be expensive—rather, anything that is worth trying ought to be expensive," he says.
Deep Throat entrenched money shots in the industry, but it didn't establish where they ought to be shot.
But stretched resources have led to a discussion about which side of the equation ought to be prioritized.
I don't think they are devoting all their time and energy into getting where they ought to be.
"But longer term — and we're a long-term business — this is where we ought to be," he said.
I unabashedly admire the movie's aims, and think "Blindspotting" ought to be seen by the widest audience possible.
You came to St. Bernard's for what it was, not for what you decided it ought to be.
Despite their variations, the bottles are insanely easy to drink and delicious, as good Beaujolais ought to be.
If they continue to make it so the euro is being debased, they ought to be very careful.
What ought to be a moment to celebrate German unity may become an occasion to highlight its rifts. ■
This book ought to be studied by national Democrats looking to rescue populist idealism from its Trumpian captivity.
Apples were best bought bruise-less, and peppers and tomatoes ought to be shining bright and blemish-free.
And if so, is there a legitimate case to make that the 25th Amendment ought to be invoked?
Side Street There really ought to be a law about playing "En Mi Viejo San Juan" these days.
At the Strand, Mr. Britton told well-known customers (and everyone else) what they ought to be reading.
"There's a strong feeling at every level," Lockhart said, "that we ought to be getting back to football."
We each have our own image, fixed in the mind's eye, of what the whole ought to be.
" The Dallas Morning News, the state's largest newspaper, quickly endorsed the plan: "Our goals ought to be simple.
Many developers agreeing that the word "slave" ought to be removed, but that "master" wasn't an offensive term.
Most legitimate US repair shops ought to be able to buy parts from Apple under the new rules.
This ought to be good news for Mr Netanyahu's rivals—but they too have little prospect of winning.
As Blum told me, if you see National Guard members in your area, "you ought to be reassured."
It ought to be required reading for anyone who doubts the extent and seriousness of the Russian effort.
"The real issue ought to be, is the book readable, is it valuable, is it good?" he said.
If you're at this level, you ought to be able to throw a strike when you need to.
Still, even those who believe the current president ought to be impeached say the process carries grave risks.
"They're as necessary as toilet paper," Ferreras-Copeland said, "so they ought to be just as freely accessible."
"Funding for biomedical research is chronically lower than it ought to be," he told Reuters Health by email.
They see what ought to be by the reflection of what is, and endeavor to remove the contradiction.
There's a critical US presidential election in the offing, and that ought to be more than challenge enough.
Helping Flint families ought to be as much of a priority as ensuring safe water on Capitol Hill.
A 30-, 40-person newsroom ought to be enough to do what we want to do in politics.
It ought to be an easy call for any policymaker or candidate who wants a better health system.
We are Americans before partisans, and once Russian hacking is confirmed and verified, it ought to be addressed.
That makes little sense: Fees from advising clients ought to be easier to track than, say, trading revenue.
That ought to be music to the ears of America's quasi-isolationists, including Trump's critics on the left.
"  "This person appears to have followed the whistleblower protection laws and ought to be heard out and protected.
USMCA ought to be right at the top of the list, it is good for the American people.
The RCGP's Stokes-Lampard said that tech platforms ought to be conscious of their responsibility to protect patients.
I hope you'll read our Eric Asimov on the wine books you ought to be gifting this year.
"I don't believe that elections ought to be for sale," she said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.
And, judging by recent headlines, that is a conversation more than a few boards ought to be having.
But the night also extended a challenge: that it ought to be the start of so much more.
But if someone is going to make money, it ought to be the people who work on it.
If they release it anyway, to be fair, the Democrats ought to be allowed to release their memo.
" And then three, really he ought to be judged in the context of his whole life," he said.
Put it all together, and it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the race ought to be competitive.
The shadow cast by the financial crisis on our political alignment is far less that ought to be.
It's an election wherein some friendships ought to be shattered and people should be called out and criticized.
They ought to be proud where they came from … So, you could kill two birds with one stone.
It seems like they ought to be more effective in getting people to pay attention and support action.
He is "the sound of surprise," to use Whitney Balliett's phrase for jazz as it ought to be.
Anything—any action—that seems to go in that direction is precisely ethically what ought to be avoided.
Both bills are weaker than they ought to be, but the Senate version is the stronger of the two.
If that happened, Mr. Bush told the Timesmen, they ought to be prepared to shoulder some of the blame.
Ms. Delpy said Hollywood was easier on black people, and Mr. Caine said black actors ought to be patient.
They should ask themselves how big their business in China ought to be—or, what would "fair" look like?
"'Meriting analysis' doesn't mean there ought to be a change," Manfred said in reference to the increase in reviews.
It occurred to me that "axion" sounded like the name of a particle and really ought to be one.
Ostensibly, the idea is that making lists and taking notes are different functions that ought to be kept separate.
The upshot of that statistic ought to be that parents shouldn't be feeling isolated or overwhelmed by child care!
And it, it really ought to be able to be figured out in terms of some kind of deal.
The National Mines Inspectorate's recommendation to the government ought to be made public next Friday, a source told Reuters.
When President Trump criticizes Germany for doing all of that, that criticism I think ought to be well taken.
Human memory is faulty enough that not everyone who puts forth a statement ought to be believed point-blank.
It's not consistent with what former Secretaries of State ought to be doing, and I'll leave it at that.
Without an eye for composition, color, and mood, they may instead focus on whose head ought to be biggest.
With the ten biggest fund managers representing only around 47% of the market, competition ought to be pretty intense.
It has always been a state issue, and I think that's the way it ought to be handled today.
There is also nothing like a consensus on who these "fascists" are and whom they ought to be resisting.
For Egypt, whose economy relies on aid to stay afloat, such influxes of foreign investment ought to be welcomed.
Public policies have made generations of Black people sick, and those losses ought to be paid back, in cash.
Gerard and Ryan both said they believed Canada ought to be exempt since the country has high labor standards.
By any objective measure, Gonzalo Curiel ought to be the kind of Hispanic whom Donald Trump likes a lot.
The Italians say, "Se non è vero, è ben trovato" — roughly, if it's not true it ought to be.
"The head of NASA ought to be a space professional, not a politician," Nelson told Politico at the time.
And honestly, their grants represent only a fraction of the money that ought to be directed to such research.
" Weiss argues that "what ought to be a movement for women's empowerment" is becoming "an emblem for female helplessness.
As Mr Hardwick told the justice select committee this week, reforms ought to be radical but carefully thought through.
As these are bundled together, it is difficult to assess how much ought to be attributed to each team.
It has been very frustrating to see a race Republicans ought to be leading by 10 to 15 points.
The resources beneath South Africa's soil, including iron ore, precious metals and coal, ought to be an unmitigated blessing.
"There is a belief [in Downing Street] that there ought to be a bold agenda," says one ministerial aide.
Needless to say, folks who are planning ahead ought to be sure they're thinking about the potential medical bills.
Still, about 20203,22020 hectares of new forest ought to be planted this year, while almost none will be lost.
That said, the $120 billion Netflix ought to be able to tell a bad deal from a good one.
Driving both of those numbers toward zero ought to be a top policy priority in the decades to come.
"We ought to be able to take in more migrants," he said, proposing that a "humanitarian visa" be introduced.
As Alice Vaughan, a chic private investigator in Los Angeles, Enos ought to be confident, fun, a little shallow.
Moreover, by this point, the idea that we ought to be patient is, to be frank, some fucking bullshit.
These crimes ought to be of interest to the tech world because they are very much enabled by tech.
Hitman walks the tightrope of its tone well, harmonizing elements that feel like they ought to be in opposition.
For both the administration and the private sector, preparedness, vigilance, and communication ought to be the main, guiding concepts.
They've got ideas that we will be presenting to the administration on what the negotiation ought to be about.
If the old saying "as January goes, so goes the year" holds true, then investors ought to be worried.
Essentially, Marvin Rosenblum was a transaction lawyer who thought there ought to be a 1984 film released in 1984.
That's how it ought to be, a slow accumulation of knowledge and information that lets scenes largely be themselves.
Now that China is faring better, the path to a second rate increase in America ought to be clearer.
" He went on, "Everyone ought to be able to look at it and say, 'Yeah, Jane deserves that raise.
It's not the narrative you'll hear much amid the cries of trade war, but it ought to be heard.
At half-time, with their team losing, English commentators discussed who ought to be dropped for the quarter-final.
But in reality, HR 1 is a self-contradiction that ought to be called the For the Politicians Act.
"It ought to be difficult to destroy someone's reputation and more difficult to get them locked up," said Richter.
US-proposed text and then the texts of agreements after each negotiating round ought to be made publicly available.
If he forces it all the way through, it ought to be a resignation issue for someone in Justice.
We've learned some lessons, and they ought to be watching and listening and using the data that we have.
But chances are you own a lot of things that ought to be swapped out sooner rather than later.
She grew up here, she went to school here, I think she ought to be able to stay here.
"It is something that ought to be looked at on an annual basis by the Appropriations Committee," Hoyer said.
Anyone ought to be able to save tax-free for health expenses, no matter what insurance coverage she has.
So, for the next two years, we ought to be able to agree that we're going to stabilize that.
The moments when an anglerfish puppet glides through the audience are magical; there ought to be more of them.
"There's kind of been a general assumption expressed that there ought to be some sort of cap," he added.
But on the critical matter of Trump's opacity and flagrant corruption, it's really Congress that ought to be acting.
Another said that the detention facility in and of itself ought to be characterized as an enhanced interrogation technique.
"They ought to be selling this stuff next to the peanut butter in the Walmart," he liked to say.
Those companies ought to be boycotted for not having taken action earlier to reduce their supply-chain carbon footprint.
When you look down, there it is, a constant reminder that you really ought to be working out more.
So, when assessing if drug policy works or not, the primary consideration ought to be: Does this save lives?
If they can build one in Caracas, we ought to be able to build one in New York City.
The bill's title is itself an acknowledgement of its shortcomings—that these reforms ought to be followed by others.
Wines of The Times In theory, the Douro Valley of Portugal ought to be making fascinating, distinctive red wines.
It seems uncontroversial that offenders who remain in positions of power ought to be unseated to prevent further abuses.
Egypt and Uruguay ought to be stiffer tests, and the Russians will have to face both without Alan Dzagoev.
Such a lack of self-control, or such open and radical partisanship, ought to be unacceptable in a judge.
"I think the ballroom and the people who own this hotel ought to be ashamed of themselves," Trump said.
These ought to be prime years of careers taking off and starting families, before joints really begin to ache.
Then I realized the question I ought to be asking myself: Whom can I get passionate about for 2020?
In case you haven't picked up on this yet, Mr. Mezhburd believes vodka ought to be celebrated, not vilified.
How scenes like these ought to be read — as arch commentary or cluelessness — is especially hard to sort out.
"It ought to be a no-brainer," says Kingston Reif, a nuclear proliferation expert at the Arms Control Association.
A really excellent memoir (in her view they're exceedingly rare) ought to be a kind of primer on living.
I love sports, and they certainly have a place in American culture, but it ought to be second place.
Training ought to be underway to teach staff the symptoms and proper response to detainee requests for health care.
What ought to be a moment to celebrate German unity looks increasingly like an occasion to highlight its divisions.
But experts say many health care providers are still prescribing opioids when they ought to be using alternative treatments.
"Actually, we ought to be trying at least to listen to what the other side is saying," he said.
We need to consider the structural weaknesses that have made us all more vulnerable than we ought to be.
There are many lines that seem easily drawn to people who feel they ought to be comfortably inside them.
They dip below the level of normal political discourse, she said, and ought to be repudiated by all Americans.
The all-black effect ought to be true to the spirit of Cunningham's long-term visual collaborator Robert Rauschenberg.

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