Dominguez is partial to the Patriots, Soliz to the Cowboys.
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Lavalle is partial to extreme analogies that undermine his credibility.
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Thankfully, we're partial to a bit of grey, indeterminate porridge.
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And, there's one particular vulnerability that's partial to the cryptospace.
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I'm partial to Mr. Connery in part because, well, Jeopardy!
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We're partial to Eagle Creek's options, especially for under $20.
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Violence was also more prevalent among teens partial to fake weed.
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Tom seemed partial to a type of rehabilitation for these incidents.
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Now, we Verge reporters are partial to a good fish video.
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"I'm personally partial to diamonds falling," he said with a smile.
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But the dress shoe enthusiast wasn't as partial to this solution.
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And right now, she's partial to the Hot & Sweet Chili Jam.
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For his part, Trump is partial to a very specific pen.
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Another guy was partial to the red cores of beech trees.
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She's also very partial to the prayer hands and kissy face emojis.
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Here's hoping she's also partial to '00s dance movies starring her parents.
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Though Roe was partial to pose two, DC went with pose one.
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It turns out rats, like New Yorkers, are partial to their neighborhoods.
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Turns out, Ms. Stein is a bit partial to the two-step.
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He is partial to Marco Rubio, while his wife likes Ted Cruz.
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And for those of you partial to the train, you're in luck.
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I'm partial to frozen spinach, artichokes, kale, corn, peas and lima beans.
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Mr. Goodman is partial to bawdy talk that veers toward sexual harassment.
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Out of all the base layers, we're very partial to the bodysuit.
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And yet, her daughter is partial to watching other folks cook online.
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So, if you're partial to polishing off a cheeseboard, don't feel bad.
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Donors were partial to charities around human services, the most popular cause overall.
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She's particularly partial to a certain sort of graphic shirt: the band tee.
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Ms. Beydler, partial to warmth and sun — and this particular man — said yes.
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A white-haired knight who swore a lot and was partial to pearls.
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As a former Saratogian, I'm partial to the city and its rakish charms.
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Bernadette Chirac, the wife of former President Jacques Chirac, was partial to Chanel.
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International economic sanctions against Sudan have been too patchy and partial to bring results.
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The plan has been dismissed by the Palestinian leadership for being partial to Israel.
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When it comes to foundation, though, I've always been partial to the pricier stuff.
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Although the couple was partial to a water birth, safety remained their first priority.
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When it comes to wired headphones, we're partial to the Bose SoundSports as well.
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Entrance polls showed voters were overwhelmingly angry, dissatisfied and partial to a political outsider.
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Not a "pothead" by any margin, Bruce Lee was allegedly partial to loco weed.
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Cape Coral, Florida-based advisor Keith Finkelstein is also partial to the technology sector.
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You can stick to the mystery novels, anthologies, or biographies you've grown partial to.
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She herself is partial to tiny bags from Chanel, Jason Wu or Roger Vivier.
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That's not surprising, because the account is partial to the point of being misleading.
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I'm partial to a Muji recycled paper sketch book and a Sharpie ultrafine marker.
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But in most cases, partial to partial duplication, as in this puzzle, doesn't matter.
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Like a lot of New Yorkers, Ruth is partial to a high-low mix.
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He too was undoubtedly partial to the conservative cable network — just not as candidly.
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Koalas can also be quite partial to it, when it comes from a close friend.
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He may be less distracted by the business, but no less partial to its success.
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It has previously been covered by George Michael, but we're definitely partial to Chance's version.
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We're partial to the MVP of stay-put performers: Kat Von D Lock-It Foundation.
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He is partial to Mother Love Bone's "Crown of Thorns," which came out in 19913.
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I'm not familiar with Star Trek though, so I'm somewhat partial to Lenovo's Cylon design.
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Hao Cao, 16, a junior at Bronx Science, is partial to white and red sauce.
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Christopher drank all kinds of things, but I think that he was partial to whiskey.
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He has some ideas for remodeling, but is partial to the bookshelves and library ladder.
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I'm partial to shows that constantly do the opposite of what I think they'll do.
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About a third (36%) say they're partial to supporting a candidate who backs the President.
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Partial to the strawberry cheesecake, he can see his apartment from the mustard-colored booths.
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While I'm more partial to the style of backpacks and totes, this bag won me over.
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Unless you're partial to Reptoid Aliens Living Under Denver International Airport, it's probably Faked Moon Landing.
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We're partial to the one we made, of course, commemorating 2016, the Worst Year of Batteries.
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Ms. Moroz: I am partial to the neighborhood I live in, Belleville, because it's so diverse.
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I'm partial to these $30 numbers from Moroccan Caftans— I have a blue and an orange.
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While you could go the easy route and buy a costume, we're partial to homemade ones.
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You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side.
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We are partial to the sharp smokiness their juice adds to a Vietnamese-style dipping sauce.
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I'm partial to this season's episodes about Enrique Olvera and Ana Ros, but they're all interesting.
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There's even a Lite version for ultra-fair complexions, though we're partial to the original shade.
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There are shops in Santa Monica and Studio City, but we're partial to the Melrose locale.
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And if you are partial to classical music or the blues, hold on to your hat.
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And if you&aposre partial to the original, you can stream it on Disney Plus now.
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Though I am obviously partial to Team Weed, each side has its own merits and downfalls.
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While I'm more partial to the style of backpacks and totes, this bag won me over.
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Like everyone else, we are pretty partial to what Nike dreamed up for Nigeria this year.
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Ms. Koslow is partial to toppings that include a mix of sweet, salty, sour and umami.
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They're partial to the core, unabashedly so, as their united march toward a foregone conclusion shows.
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I'm partial to the idea of Vietnamese steak with cucumber salad for dinner on Thursday night.
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If nothing else, look at the pictures (I'm partial to the fourth one) for a smile.
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Though she was not partial to infants, both she and Albert could be unusually doting parents.
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I know you're politically partial to Warren, but who do you think most strengthens the ticket?
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I know you're politically partial to Warren, but who do you think most strengthens the ticket?
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I'm partial to the minerally white Orto di Venezia, grown on the nearby island of Sant'Erasmo.
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But we're especially partial to this mix of a gorgeous sunset with a shockingly realistic-looking lake.
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Each mode looks great, though I'm partial to the visual pop you get from pixel perfect mode.
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She's partial to their apple mango smoothie but has indulged in a burger (or two) and fries.
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Even if Donald Trump is more partial to strongmen than Mr Obama was, they find him mercurial.
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Paris is asking her followers to decide on social media, although she's partial to London or Ibiza.
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As someone who tries on a lot of these devices, I've always been partial to the hybrid.
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He views this environment as a buying opportunity, and added that he's partial to technology and financials.
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She is partial to musicals, often taking in nine performances a week, if you include cabaret acts.
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I'm partial to historic houses like the Royal Opera House in London and Palais Garnier in Paris.
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Myriam is a post-identitarian creature of her class, equally partial to Berber rugs and Japanese prints.
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I'm partial to drumsticks so I can eat them with my hands and gnaw on the cartilage.
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I'm partial to beautiful, heartbreaking sentences about loss and about the ultimate futility of the human condition.
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He is particularly partial to a yellow easy chair that holds a cushion made by a fan.
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I'm partial to epic poetry, which might be surprising given that I don't write poetry at all.
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Given his background, he is admittedly partial to composers' piano compositions, which he discusses with subtle expertise.
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But rather than slicking it onto our lips this time, we're partial to wearing gloss on the eyes.
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The days of ogling our classmates' Lunchables (this writer was partial to the pepperoni pizza box) are over.
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At the tasting table, he was partial to the bright-eye rice pea, which reminded him of artichokes.
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Lately, I've been partial to the Skagen Signatur, which, as of this writing, is only $125 on Amazon.
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As a producer, he's partial to saturated, frizzy-at-the-edges drums built on a Roland TR-808.
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If he's partial to the French press way of making beverages, then get this sturdy and substantial press.
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Rose is no stranger to ink, but we're partial to this very sweet tat dedicated to her pugs.
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But we are partial to scooter costumes, and this one, from Austin-based J.T. Fales, is a star.
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If you're partial to a more classic artichoke appetizer, you can try a Warm Spinach and Artichoke Dip.
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And for a President partial to speaking (and tweeting) directly to his supporters and followers, that's no mistake.
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I'm partial to the advice about teaching them to do more housework, even if my son is not.
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Manafort had been partial to cashmere coats and gabardine trousers, spending as much as $128,000 at a time.
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Although there are two separate eyeshadow palettes included in the full collection, we're partial to the warmer-toned option.
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As Otis told PEOPLE in February, the spouses are partial to "Henley" — and not because of the famous Don.
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Kendall seemed partial to the shot-shots, captioning a photo of herself sucking one down with a simple "yum."
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You can check them all out here, but I'm partial to the Orioles, Nationals, Indians, Cardinals and Astros jerseys.
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Unless mandated to wear ties by program or hospital leadership, younger physicians appear strongly partial to open-collar shirts.
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Five Star members are economic protectionists, partial to conspiracy theories, and take a hard line against Islam and immigration.
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I hear Joanna's favorite is the Letters to Santa tin, but I'm partial to the chic centerpiece shown below.
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Choose from tons of felt colors (I'm partial to the light blue; it's the one I use at home!).
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I'm partial to this salty-sweet recipe for the granola served occasionally at Eleven Madison Park in New York.
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We're partial to skirts in less common colors, like this sea-foam green or yellow-purple-black fringe mix.
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In her early years, Ms. Owens was especially partial to pictures within pictures and the glow of raw canvas.
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Trump, known to favor a meat-and-potatoes and fast food-heavy diet, is partial to thoroughly cooked steaks.
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The shade goes by many names — oxblood, wine, burgundy — but we're most partial to its French pronunciation: rouge noir.
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While I'm partial to the OP7 Pro's richer Nebula Blue color (right), the OP7T's light hue ain't bad either.
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Amanda Cox: I'm partial to our comparison table, which shows how nine different models rate each of the states.
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When it comes to incentives for sharing, consumers are partial to quality of care and convenience over monetary benefits.
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You can do it with any shade in the rainbow, but we're partial to blues, purples, and greens right now.
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She's being selective and is particularly partial to core value names in order to brace for near-term market volatility.
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Maknae (meaning youngest member in Korean) Yeri is partial to the song "Butterflies," because the expressive choreography highlights their dancing.
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The "cut-off denim insert" is great if you're "partial to a textural switch-up," according to the ASOS description.
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Which, rather than disproving the caricature of Trump as insular and partial to "yes" men, only served to reinforce it.
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If you happen to be partial to lox, you would most likely find the salmon to be completely worth it.
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She is almost androgynously slim, partial to trousers, men's shirts, and, for panache, a casually tossed-on white fur jacket.
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When confronted, my husband cheated and claimed to be for Nikolai Gogol, but later admitted to being partial to Dostoyevsky.
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He is partial to elaborately upholstered sentences, sometimes unhappily so, and a contrapuntal structure — there's a novel within this novel.
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Dave Baker, co-owner of the Presidential Pet Museum, is partial to the story of Andrew Jackson's pet parrot, Poll.
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Some of these positions make more sense than others (I'm partial to "always split"), but they all have their difficulties.
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Unlike Michelangelo, who was dour and self-denying, Leonardo was generous and convivial, partial to robes of purple and pink.
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Ms. Pierre-Louis is partial to glass containers, like our pick, the Pyrex 18-Piece Simply Store Food Storage Set.
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That said, the last time we spoke, you were partial to Skagos, where you could hang out with the unicorns.
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Conor Lamb, who won a special election two years ago in a Pennsylvania region partial to Trump, and Virginia Rep.
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In 17th-century Holland, the municipal authorities were especially partial to group portraiture, which put the seal on their stature.
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Ms. Fleury, who showed a pop-up collection at Phluid Project last month, is especially partial to extravagant womanly flourishes.
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MUNGER SAYS HE IS 'VERY PARTIAL' TO CANADA, AND THAT IT IS WISE FOR THE COUNTRY TO HAVE SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
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Trump has been partial to the idea of a longer trial with witnesses, to make a spectacle of his impeachment.
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Don't mind us, but we're super partial to the dessert picnic basket idea, especially ones prepped with root beer float ingredients.
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Sayle Milne of Savvy NYC is partial to a darker rosé, like a ruby-red Tavel from Rhône in southern France.
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Each restaurant was great, but I'm partial to the made-to-order food and chill vibes at La Super-Rica Taqueria.
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We're partial to the shade Bare Peach, which works with any color you wish to wear on your lips or eyes.
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"We are partial to Savannah; it was our first date when we met while working in Atlanta," Halevi , 37, tells PEOPLE.
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Ms. Ruiz says Mr. Boria is too partial to developers and has failed to include lower-income residents in city programs.
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There are so many great paintings of solitary artists toiling in their studios — we're partial to Nicole Eisenman's "Were Artist" (2007).
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She is especially partial to Madeleine, a British catalog featuring the kinds of streamlined suits and easy-fitting dresses she covets.
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Dr. Stephen Feld, New York In the scenario you describe, the restaurant's Chinese staff members are partial to their Chinese neighbors.
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"She was very conservative," Shane said, and partial to wearing salwar kameez, a long sleeved, loose fitting top and pants set.
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There are plenty of dazzling ball handling displays from Irving that also merit consideration — but we are partial to game winners.
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Trump, partial to bare-knuckles tactics and top-rated TV performances, loves the idea, according to four administration and congressional officials.
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This frees Democrats who were partial to Sanders, but thought his prospects of electability poor, to express their support for him.
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I'm partial to 19th-century novels, and I envy their heroines, who spend their days reading and needlepointing and playing piano.
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KANSAS: State natives are partial to the sticky, cinnamon-crusted rolls from Stroud's, a homestyle staple in the Breadbasket of America.
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Meanwhile, U.S. and U.K. users are partial to weary electronic expressions—which may or may not be related to their turbulent politics.
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Even those more partial to GIFs have gotten in on the fun: The #TrumpsComingChallenge is the descendant of another viral trend: #AndysComing.
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You can even read their rave reviews and order your own "bouq" — we're partial to the "Be Mine" arrangement, pictured —on bouqs.com.
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As far as fake TED talks go, I'm partial to the one MythBusters host Adam Savage gave at this year's NinjaTED event.
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I'm partial to Google's Pixel launcher, and a Flyme feels a bit limited in comparison to that and other third-party launchers.
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Many trace their fetish back to a formative event in their childhood or a former girlfriend partial to a bit of down.
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A good friend of mine one year at Glastonbury was partial to needing the loo a lot but rarely had toilet paper.
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Her husband, less partial to Cruz, encouraged her to just believe the polls that showed Trump would likely win across the South.
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McCain, who turns 80 in a few days, said he's partial to Clint Eastwood, who famously played taciturn, good-guy cowboys onscreen.
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And I'll always be partial to my own recipe for Sunday beans, which really you can make any night of the week.
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We're partial to these socks for their packaging, which is made to look like an actual pizza in an actual pizza box.
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Get yourself a pair in your favorite color (I'm partial to the light blue) — trust me, your feet will seriously thank you.
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All the guys were laughing at me because I had maybe the guy version — I'm partial to thinking it was a fling.
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Whether your mom is partial to the power suit or polo shirt, her classic picks can be updated to suit your style.
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I'm partial to picking Daisy—I like an all-rounder, and I love her celebration on winning a point in Ultra Smash.
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We're partial to this personalized necklace, which you can add to as initials and families change — or with any sentimental whim, really.
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Others are partial to Sigmund Freud's relief theory, the concept that people crack dirty jokes and other witticisms to release psychological tension.
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We're partial to potato salad with Dijon vinaigrette (above); tomato and watermelon salad; and all of the recipes in the collection below.
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She's partial to emeralds because both her grandmother and her mother wore them, and because the stone is thought to promote healing.
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Say a Wyoming voter is partial to Elizabeth Warren, but feels she doesn't have much of a chance at hitting 15 percent.
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In person, he is confident but unassuming, and he is partial to a black baseball cap, worn backward, which underscores his youth.
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She was particularly partial to Hugo the Duck, a character she created, stroking his feather head until her daughter gently chided her.
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Get yourself a pair in your favorite color (I'm partial to the light blue) — trust me, your feet will seriously thank you.
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And, if they are partial to nostalgia, Nintendo is rebooting its classic NES console with a miniature version just in time for Christmas.
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While I'm still partial to the smooth ride of the classic Boosted Board, the portability of the Boosted Mini is a game-changer.
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Sure, we may know a bit more than necessary about the pieces she's partial to (like her Re/Done jeans and Givenchy sunglasses).
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If you don't already know your Mars sign, you can find out by reading your birth chart (we're partial to this online generator).
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A Shared Thirst for Attention Both men have a thirst for attention and are partial to finely tailored clothes and glamorous night life.
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I have always been partial to the younger people, because they don't have support, many of them, at home and in the neighborhoods.
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They're commonly made of onions, eggplant, and cauliflower, but we're partial to beets, because, well, they're delicious and damn pretty to look at.
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I'm also partial to the scent which comes from its Bulgarian rose and magnolia extracts, meaning it's 100% natural and not artificial fragrance.
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We're quite partial to Long Beach Blue, but there's also a great orange color and the Hockenheim Silver pictured on our test car.
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Here, courtesy of Todd Summers, WSPA Channel 7 News, are all twelve of Williamson's dunks—we're partial to the ferocious windmill at :07.
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Those who died in the Vietnam War or ghosts from the former South Vietnam were particularly partial to receiving do la, he found.
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Millennials are known for being partial to minimalist, low-maintenance designs and sleek, discreet appliances in homes, Business Insider's Katie Warren previously reported.
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He was partial to E-40, the kinetic, inventive street rapper from Vallejo who was as flexible with language as any rapper ever.
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Dining | New Jersey I'm not partial to Caribbean food but after several visits to Vital in Montclair, I fell in love with it.
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I've been single for a while now, and am partial to the odd alternative lunar landing theory, so I set up a profile.
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While the specific parts of chicken are up for negotiation (I am partial to thighs), the bone-in, skin-on part is not.
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It is partial to the dark and unsettling aspects of those tales, which it teases out and enhances with flourishes of its own.
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If you're partial to the latter, then free-flowing styles like weaves, box braids, and twists might be better saved for another time.
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Some love old photos best; some feel partial to autographs; others like to own instruments that have made their way out of Earth's atmosphere.
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Though she says she "honestly cannot pick one," she is partial to the fanny pack for its pure practicality as a mother of twins.
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We're partial to the sleek and supportive StandONE, also by Monitormate, which features a unibody stainless steel design with a modern mirror-polished finish.
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Reward and risk: SoftBank is often partial to shock-and-awe financings, giving startups a huge balance sheet in order to panic their rivals.
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We're especially partial to the affordable rugs, hanging fruit baskets, and rustic bowls, but we'll let you decide how to use those beloved coupons.
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Cardi B is partial to the land down under ... she likes the people, the fruit, the caviar and the way they celebrate New Year's.
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Other ultras charge hundreds of dollars, but Laz isn't in it for the money, though he's partial to a specific brand of dress sock.
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Whether you're partial to itty bitty kitten flicks or thick, mod ones, many of us have a routine when it comes to our liner.
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If you wear this dress without a belt, it's flowy, tented, and oversized — a look that I'm personally very partial to on the weekend.
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He's partial to Tom Ford, Gucci, "bits of Fendi" and Dries Van Noten, and when he finds something he likes, he buys in multiples.
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"You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side," said Democratic Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer Monday.
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Since the very beginning of his career, when he was a preteen squealing out covers on YouTube, Bieber has been partial to R&B.
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I also am rather partial to the side-by-side juxtaposition of YES SIR and SAY NO, and the pairing of FRESNO and MADERA.
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The feed-in technique is used for most braided protective styles, like box braids and Senegalese twists, but we're partial to feed-in cornrows.
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Statement shoes and look-at-me handbags aside, she's partial to neutral tones, favoring a circle of designers whose work shares an edgy minimalism.
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Chris Burmeister, lead bartender at Citizen Rail in Denver, Colorado, said he's partial to premade cocktails from the San Diego-based brand Cutwater Spirits.
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There's no shortage of over/on-ear options, but I'm partial to these Sennheisers for their combination of sound, price and classic good looks.
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I'm also partial to the No. 1 Lounge at London Gatwick, which you can fly out of on Norwegian Air Shuttle for great prices.
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As an artist and someone who's writing about attention, I'm partial to uses of technology that give you more information about what you're looking at.
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If you're partial to one type of postcoital approach, it's not surprising to feel vulnerable or take it personally when your partner does something different.
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The incoming one remains closer to home, partial to a wedge salad named for himself eaten in the Italianate splendor of his own private club.
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We're partial to a butternut squash soup when the weather turns cold, or roasting some other variation of gourd for an easy weeknight side dish.
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Maybe the Xbox One S's 4K upscaling is "good enough" for those situations, but I'm partial to how sharp these games look on the Pro.
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Fontana returned to Argentina in 1940, at the request of his father, but stayed partial to Mussolini, lamenting Il Duce's fall from power, in 1943.
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Trump, who does not share her husband's eating habits — she is partial to fruit and fish, with an occasional weakness for pasta — has maintained Mrs.
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My father was partial to the sea urchin, which he taught me to drizzle with olive oil and scoop up with chunks of rustic bread.
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If you're not partial to Apple and are also considering Windows laptops, check out Dell's XPS 13, the newest version of which starts at $1,249.99.
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Personally, I am partial to historical legends like "The Greatest Criminal of This Expiring Century," the man who terrorized Chicago during the 1893 World's Fair.
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Essentially a geezers-fight-back siege movie (Tom Williamson plays the sole young veteran), "VFW" is riotously scuzzy and warmly partial to its rusty heroes.
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Like Orendorff, Chauncey also called out the mug's handle as something most travel mugs don't include and says he's partial to the matte black finish.
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They'll add bits of salami or nori or some crunchy dried Japanese snacks, like the sweet, salty dried shrimp she has been partial to lately.
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Well, there are no rules about that, but I am partial to trying to solve the shorter crossings of the entries I've already written in.
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Well, there are no rules about that, but I am partial to trying to solve the shorter crossings of the entries I've already written in.
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Yeah, I hold sessions, I'm very partial to case discussions and have case discussions and they're voluntary and two thirds of the organization shows up.
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Kids who enjoy tinkering may be partial to Bose's BoseBuild Speaker Cube, a step-by-step tech kit that helps kids create their own sound system.
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South Korean males — typically more partial to a drink and a smoke — will have to settle for 84, ahead of men anywhere else in the world.
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If you're partial to shows that fill you with a deep-rooted sense of terror about the direction our society's headed, you'll almost certainly love it.
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Apparently, Her Majesty is partial to a rich tea biscuit, which are kinda gross in my humble opinion, but hey, I'll do anything for my Queen.
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I've become particularly partial to my harpy, who — with a well-timed burst of speed — can fly right over unsuspecting opponents and right into the fire.
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A spinoff reality show for the Kardashian grandkids (we're partial to Keeping Up With The Kiddos) isn't in the works just yet, according to Kris Jenner.
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He regularly leaves his home to connect at a Wi-Fi hotspot in a nearby park, and the country is still rather partial to power cuts.
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Judging from the stylist's Instagram, though, it seems Gomez is partial to another trend that's no less eye-catching than the padded shoulders: bright red accents.
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We could start almost anywhere (I am partial to the Maine "ranked choice" innovation) but since you are younger and more handsome, I'll let you pick.
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She often has a drink in her hand, and she and her friends are partial to that elbow-grabbing hug-thing sorority girls do these days.
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I am their target demographic: a materialistic young woman, born in the mid- to late 1980s, partial to fine fabrics and various ideas about blond hair.
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Mr. Miranda, a towering figure and former Marine who is partial to bolo ties and sports a bushy silver beard, stepped forward as Mr. Estrada's lawyer.
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"I'm partial to jazz with a little bit of grease in it," Mr. McBride told the audience in his affable baritone, as the applause died down.
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"I think any time you give people access to a world that they would never be partial to, I think it's interesting and stimulating to people."
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He was also partial to the good life, owning a mountain house, a beach house and an apartment in Lisbon when he took office in 1986.
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In four colors (we're partial to this fun pink) and at under $30, everybody in the family can have their own little cloud of super-soft coziness.
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Because she's partial to white-covered cook spaces (see her previous pristine space), it's no surprise she leaned toward the same soothing vibe in her new home.
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While the star hasn't shared where she's bunking this time, she's noted in the past that she's partial to staying in a vacation rental over a hotel.
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China's elites are partial to qigong masters, even though the Communist Party is ever on the lookout for cults, such as Falun Gong, that might threaten it.
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There even appears to be some personalized denim in the mix, according to Instagram — makes sense, considering Hadid has been partial to the all-things-customized trend.
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" Lieberman is partial to SmartRecruiters because of their "mobile-first" strategy and feels that their "highly collaborative" platform "increases their ability to attract and retain amazing candidates.
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Brian Burton, is partial to stubbornly slow tempos and a melancholy undertow, using strings and voices as ghostly reinforcements and letting notes echo into the shadowy distance.
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People with these backgrounds were perceived to be unbiased, while Jews could not be objective and would be partial to Israel to the exclusion of American interests.
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I'm partial to food from Sichuan, famous for its ma la — the numbing and tingling spice that isn't hot itself but is often paired with hot chiles.
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On the other side of the deal was Brian Zisk, a free-spirited entrepreneur partial to Hawaiian shirts who splits his time between Maui and San Francisco.
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And Mel is partial to an electric yellow blazer that has caused me permanent retinal damage, and to a limited but impactful repertoire of junior-prom updos.
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We were partial to his view that the parole officers who would not let him live with his girlfriend, whom he planned to marry, were unduly harsh.
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Women managers do not appear to be similarly partial to female underlings, which may help explain why female board quotas have no effect on management's gender mix.
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I'm rather partial to those for 20-Across, 43-Across, 44-Across and 47-Down, as well as the clue echo between 45-Across and 51-Across.
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She also held an annual dog show, one that is "replicated once every five years by dedicated fanciers," said Mr. Sprung, who is partial to Afghan hounds.
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Whether you're into faux flesh wounds or partial to a look with lots of glitter, a lot of effort and makeup goes into creating a killer Halloween costume.
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Jeb Bush, speaking at the same forum shortly before Mr. Trump, also revealed a lighter side, telling Anderson Cooper of CNN that he was partial to country music.
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Mozzy's consistency on Internal Affairs is notable, but I'm partial to the Sada Baby-featuring "Just My Luck" with its g-funk bass and laser-sharp synth line.
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Hadid dished to PeopleNow about the shoot, and said her musician beau is partial to the "white one" — an underboob-heavy maillot worn with a Lana Jewelry bodychain.
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These workers, ones my firm has dubbed Analytical Relators, are partial to data-packed communications that demonstrate expertise through hard facts, numbers and lots of specific supporting evidence.
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The actress also spoke about her beauty routine, saying that while she doesn't go for a full glam look every day, she's partial to a good red lip.
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As for the election, he said the market would prefer Hillary Clinton because investors generally are more partial to Clinton for her experience and temperament over Donald Trump's.
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As an avid traveler, Olivero's favorite box is the Jet Set pack, while Moore is partial to the Hustle box because of the mentality the three ladies share.
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It's much better than other phones' haptic feedback, Patel writes, but if you're partial to the click of a real button, it will get some getting used to.
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I'm partial to the sweet plantains, which have a deliciously crispy, caramelized exterior, and the fried yuca, which is kind of like a tropical twist on French fries.
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And for sweat, I'm partial to the frustration jams like "Tambourine," a song from "Around the World in a Day" that should have been released as a single.
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He's partial to global companies in the industrial, capital goods and technology sectors, such as Mitsubishi, Hitachi, Fujitsu and Sony, all of which benefit from stronger global growth.
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Right now I'm kind of partial to "A Kinder, Gentler Nation," a phrase George H.W. Bush actually uttered in his acceptance speech at the 1988 Republican National Convention.
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Finish with a rich cream; Mieloch is partial to MBR Cream Extraordinary ($369), spiked with ultra-hydrating lanolin and light-reflective gold particles to subtly conceal any imperfections.
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Mr. Malkin, of course, is partial to the old skyline, before his building competed with new office buildings in Hudson Yards and Lower Manhattan for tenants and tourists.
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They still seem to be preferring traditionally credentialed candidates, like senators and governors, and many party insiders are partial to nominating a woman or a person of color.
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Bret: Right now I'm partial to Elliot Richardson, who resigned during the Watergate crisis because he knew his duty was to the rule of law, not Richard Nixon.
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That gradual fading out and in of the light — from partial to total eclipse and back — will last for about two and a half hours in each location.
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He said he's partial to "Ozark" and "Narcos," and insisted that he had no opinions on Netflix's relationship to Hollywood, its debt load or its path to profitability.
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Everyone has a favorite city (I'm partial to Atlanta but am always down for the antics of the OG Beverly Hills gang), and everyone has a favorite Housewife.
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Check out her new sunnies (we're partial to the Cameron, a set of trendy round frames under $30) then keep scrolling for all the details on her ink.
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Instead of aiming for dull festival grandeur, he emphasizes the movement's black roots — he's partial to house music (as heard here on the sensual "Passionfruit"), dancehall, Nigerian Afrobeats.
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She is also partial to rare pieces from Tom Ford, Prada and Stone Island, as well as vintage finds from Procell, a boutique on the Lower East Side.
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That's why I liked episode seven, "The Lost Sister," a great deal more than most critics seem to (although, Caroline, I know you're also partial to that one).
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Hyland admits to being partial to Vanessa Hudgens, "because she is one of my dearest friends," but she's excited to take mantle from many of the other former stars.
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Back then, Graham was partial to wearing white jeans with a colorful madras shirt over an equally bright, pink Polo shirt (you know he had the collar flipped up).
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I'm partial to all of those from my experience reviewing headphones, so I approve of Renault's commitment, even if it never comes to fruition in a mass-market car.
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While Mr Babis pledges to keep Czechs in the Brussels mainstream, Milos Zeman (the country's irascible president) and the Communists remain partial to their counterparts in China and Russia.
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However, the recent tattoo trend that's been popping up all over Instagram is one that art history buffs and those partial to spray paint graffiti can both get behind.
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In the 1970s and 1980s smokers in the United States were especially partial to Santa Marta Gold, a variety of cannabis grown on the slopes of Colombia's Sierra Nevada.
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Neal's partial to earmarks, is a prolific fundraiser for Democrats and is often seen as someone who can work closely with members on the other side of the aisle.
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He wants to be commander in chief Nathan wants to be president some day, so of course he's partial to Article 2, Section 1: the presidential oath of office.
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Travieso is especially partial to street art, claiming that it helps him connect with people and allows him to paint at larger scales he can't achieve at the studio.
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"I'm partial to the kid Altuve, who is a 5-foot-4 guy, 5-foot-5 guy, but a giant of a player," Jackson said on the MLB Network.
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Coastal culture meets MAGA America from the first case: Tom, a shaggy-bearded, sweet-hearted divorced man looking for love and partial to "redneck margaritas" (tequila and Mountain Dew).
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We're partial to the Netflix reboot, but the current Fab Five wouldn't exist without their early aughts predecessors, Jai Rodriguez, Kyan Douglas, Ted Allen, Thom Filicia, and Carson Kressley.
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Her ambassador for this viewpoint is Jay Alabaster, an affable American journalist who lived in Japan for almost two decades and is clearly partial to Taiji and its people.
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There's actually a lot of titles that fit the bill for under-the-table Thanksgiving gaming on Apple Arcade (EarthNight is another great one), but I'm partial to Grindstone.
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I'm particularly partial to Mike's Mighty Good Craft Ramen, which looks like a fancy Cup O'Noodles and whose boast of "insanely rich broth" isn't too far off the mark.
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Faulk was not just partial to hip-hop, but also seemingly purchased the 10-year royalty rights for two tracks by Goldroom, a Los Angeles-based electronic music producer.
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"This government is not partial to either the private or public sector when it comes to the development of lithium," Prokurica told the Fastmarkets Lithium Supply and Markets Conference.
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Then one morning, as you're scrolling through your Instagram feed at Drybar (you're partial to the Cosmo-Tai for client meetings), you come across a post from your favorite comedian.
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The Noa smartphones, from a small Croatian company making its MWC debut, looked good with zero side bezels and a particularly beautiful red option (yes, okay, I'm partial to red).
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In many countries today, politicians who wish to imply that their rivals have lost touch with ordinary voters sneer that they are latte-drinkers, muesli-munchers or partial to quinoa.
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Some of us go straight for the sweets, while others are partial to savory foods — so Ranker took a poll to determine America's favorite comfort food once and for all.
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Proof: ThinkGeek, the go-to place for all things geeky (this editor is partial to its seemingly useless gadgets) opened its fourth U.S. retail store in New York City Friday.
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She plays a French actress partial to low-cut gowns, Champagne and conquests, and the film is one long teasing encounter between her and a pilot and Lothario (Chester Morris).
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In short, he is crying out to be tipped over the side of Serenity and fed to the tuna, which, though no man-eater, might just be partial to Franks.
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I'm partial to the cat ears myself, but there are tons more, including some that transform the whole scene around you so your boring office looks more like dance floor.
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The more traditional silver coloring has survived the upgrade, as well, so if you're partial to a light shade, you can tick off that option during the check-out process.
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Whereas Blake Lively was a fan of the $65-a-day Blueprint Juice Cleanse, Nicole Richie, Jessica Alba, and Miranda Kerr were partial to Pressed Juicery's $199, three-day cleanse.
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Over the past two years, James has been partial to tightly controlled political displays, whether as the written word or on the dramatically lit stage of a prime-time performance.
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I'm also partial to sitting in the spot he supposedly got belligerent, all the way to the left along the side of the horseshoe bar that runs parallel to 13th.
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My colleagues and I are partial to Anker's wireless charging pads because they work well, support up to 10W fast charging on phones that allow it, and cost about $12.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Some solvers love getting a theme right away, but I am partial to the ones that keep their mystery almost all the way through the solving experience.
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The Rockets, already partial to the 3-point shot before D'Antoni arrived in June, are on pace to obliterate N.B.A. records for 3-pointers attempted and made in a season.
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While you can rent a space to pitch up your own tent or a space for your RV, I'm partial to the fully equipped cabins at the Fort Wilderness Resort.
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He sharpened the message this week, first by returning to Fox News — the cable network partial to Trump and the Republican Party — for a town hall forum televised from Iowa.
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Born and raised in Tokyo, the designer was especially partial to the cerebral, visually arresting films of the French artist Jean Cocteau — which, in turn, roused his interest in fashion.
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Ectrodactyly, or ectro, was once called a birth defect and is now known as a "medical abnormality," but I've always been partial to its more colloquial term: lobster claw syndrome.
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"This government is not partial to either the private or public sector when it comes to the development of lithium," Prokurica told the Fastmarket´s Lithium Supply and Markets Conference.
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Nahles, who is partial to German wines and driving fast, enjoys riding horses and commutes between Berlin and Weiler, where she lives on a farm that belonged to her great-grandparents.
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But Young's sister had done her homework to ensure she'd made the right choice, sleuthing out the breed Young was partial to and even catching him in conversation about dog names.
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Her narratives are rigorous, partial to the present tense, and untempted by the small change of contemporary realism (abundant and superfluous dialogue in quotation marks, sharply individuated characters, tellingly selected detail).
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I've been in huge, gorgeous, awe-inspiring libraries all over the world, but I will forever be partial to this little branch library where I felt like I discovered the universe.
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Like Le Corbusier, Niemeyer was partial to working with reinforced concrete, the flexibility and sturdiness of which helped his structures achieve the poetic, biomorphic forms that came to define his work.
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She's partial to granny dresses, or maybe they're nightgowns, and when she stands in front of a window, the sunlight glows softly, creating a kind of ravishing halo effect: Saint Jean.
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"I'm really partial to Bernie because I wanted to vote for him (for president) before, but I would like to see a woman take it," she said of the Democratic nomination.
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And when it comes to the best place to photograph dogs, Porsz is especially partial to London and small seaside towns in the UK, along with Central Park in New York.
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If there is a part of speech she is partial to, it is the preposition — the invisible and all-important part that signals where we are in relation to one another.
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Like most of my millennial peers, I'm partial to lively, walkable neighborhoods, and from what I saw, while Brickell may be on the way to being one, it's just not there yet.
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For example, I am partial to the toy group — the Maltese, the Chihuahua, the Brussels Griffon — because I like dogs that are incredibly small and kind of look like they shouldn't exist.
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Put another way, she's Kafka with a paintbrush, mindful of the nightmares of history and partial to somber, social-realist colors (muddy browns and greens) that hark back to Depression-era art.
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My friends and I would definitely be partial to Doritos after a few drinks and they're a house party staple, so maybe—but I guess I can't speak for the entire town.
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That too could give shoppers who aren&apost partial to Apple&aposs ecosystem reason to look elsewhere, especially if binging Netflix is one of the main reasons you want that bigger screen.
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They are partial to fast food and chain restaurants, and when we asked several dozen of them their favorite place in the city, the most popular answer by far was Times Square.
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I'm a bit more excited about the company's new JBL Link line — not because I'm partial to Google Assistant at the moment, but I've been a fan of the company's recent offerings.
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Lawyers for FX are more partial to a 1979 State Supreme Court decision disallowing a post-mortem right-of-publicity claim against a fictionalized TV movie about the life of Rudolph Valentino.
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They are far from the only places worth recommending (I'm partial to South Australia's remote coastline) but they were clearly places that piqued the interest of our Travel editors in New York.
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It's entirely conceivable that an animal might be inherently partial to, say, a warbling mating call or bright yellow feathers, and that these predilections would have nothing to do with advantageous genes.
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Back then, Nadal was partial to sleeveless shirts and pirate pants, Court Philippe Chatrier had no aerial camera, and a fan could enter Roland Garros Stadium without being frisked by security officials.
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I am partial to the whole, unmarinated baby variety because I love small, cute vegetables, but also because they come trimmed and cooked, their leaves soft and feathery with fork-tender hearts.
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There are cheaper options than this one, but I'm partial to the Squishy Face brand because it's the toughest and most durable, so ideal for a chonky super chewer like my pitbull.
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I suspect if it was topped up with soda water this could be a totally different experience, but I am more partial to dry and lighter tasting white wines on the whole.
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Not just because of the fascinating optics (something I'm partial to, if it isn't obvious), but because it obviates a number of serious problems other lidars are facing or about to face.
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She was partial to furs; she preferred writing with quill pens; in her Greenwich Village apartment, she held festive parties for the Birdbrain Club, her friends' answer to the Algonquin Round Table.
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I'm a good student, and in a class of more than 200 students, the professor — a bearded ex-hippie partial to flannels that stretch tight across his belly — knows me by name.
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"Within 30 days I thought, 'You can find ways to make it easy and enjoyable,'" such as finding shortcuts or getting new gear (he's partial to light-up helmets and side-saddle bags).
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Digging deeper into the data, Clayton and her colleagues discovered that students partial to synthetic cannabinoids were significantly more likely to perform risky sexual behaviors compared with students who limited themselves to marijuana.
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Whether they love the classic trifecta of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, Picard and his gang, or they're more partial to Burnham, Saru, and Lorca, there's a gift in this guide just for them.
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I'm partial to African American authors, whose work helps me feel connected to something beyond my daily life—as if I'm actively working toward learning things that will make me a better mother.
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Instead, he's partial to the idea of a "digital" wall: a border-wide system of technology such as cameras, sensors, and drones communicating through a fiber optic network to keep the border secure.
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I'm partial to a good war story, too, although I do find myself primarily interested in the 20th-century ones — Pat Barker's "Ghost Road" and "Life Class" trilogies are amongst my favorite books.
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I'm partial to Jobs' purple Apple duffel bag, but I don't think I'll have enough cash to grab it if I carry out a bidding war on his electric razor/bathrobe gift set.
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I'm partial to waxed canvas, and of the ones I recently reviewed I think the ONA Union Street is the best one out there as far as combination camera/day trip bags go.
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"Roku acts as an independent digital content distributor, which content publishers prefer given Google, Amazon, and Apple's own services (or forthcoming services) which could make them partial to their own offerings," he said.
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Wool Runners, available at Allbirds, $95While Allbirds has hinted that it's on track to become more than just a shoe brand, we'll always be partial to its original sneakers made from merino wool.
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I'm partial to the opening credits of "Working Girl," so I figured a ride on the Staten Island Ferry, bound for Manhattan on the eve of a new year, would be particularly stirring.
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Both Megan and the City Girls have given society a plethora of thotty bops (I'm personally partial to "Simon Says" myself), but who deserves to be crowned queen(s) of the summer sound?
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Mr. Turnill is partial to the technology and financial sectors, while Mr. Sanchez favors larger companies over smaller ones, although he noted that an overhaul of the tax code would benefit smaller companies.
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Becky was still partial to Tech — the school had great academics, and the free ride wouldn't hurt, given that the Malatares still had two more kids to put through high school and college.
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There are age and ideology divisions within black voters -- much as there are among Democrats generally -- with younger African American voters more apt to back Sanders and older ones more partial to Biden.
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The orchestrated overworld theme sounds both new and familiar, and different regions and characters have their own themes — I'm particularly partial to the Animal Town one, though I think it will be divisive.
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Brady and Goodell faced off against each other before a three-judge panel in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals; while Berman was partial to Brady, the panel was very much on Team Rog.
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You fill the container with water, put a few drops of her essentials oils into it (I'm partial to the lemon scent, which made my apartment smell clean and fresh) and let it mist.
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She said she is a California Chrome fan, but is partial to Shaman Ghost, owned by Stronach Stables, who will be running along with nine other horses in the 1 1/8-mile race.
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But I have always been partial to Flipboard, the beautiful and clever app that started off six years ago as a way to turn social media posts into handsome magazine-like articles on iPads.
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Glycerin, propylene glycol, and hyaluronic acid are solid ingredients to look for, and Dr. Howe is especially partial to aloe, which he says penetrates the skin deeply and pulls moisture in along with it.
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While it's hard to pick favorites, we're partial to Vancouver producer's Deen's burbling "Teletubby House Music," and Jock Club's "Dubplate Madness" is another raw house banger from the Arizona native and Ascetic House affiliate.
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But I have always been partial to Flipboard, the beautiful and clever app which started off six years ago as a way to turn social media posts into handsome magazine-like articles on iPads.
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The 70s child in me lit up as I typed in ROCK LOBSTER, and I also liked PAPER TRAIL and KNOW BY NAME, although at first it felt like a long partial to me.
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Fans of the 18-year-old's Instagram know she's been partial to shockingly dark lip looks for ages, so it made sense that she'd take the time to perfect a shade she loves so.
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Like, if you're the kind of person partial to believing people can be possessed, I'd suggest one of his gigs as a spiritual experience for you to chronicle on your mysticism Insta account later.
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Enter Danish four-piece Communions, who've have put out a video for single "It's Like Air" that sounds determined to soundtrack some part of this summer, if you're partial to 123s-referencing guitar pop.
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I'm partial to the lighter shades, like Icy You Baby (pearly white) and Dream On (frosted pink), while Melonade, Royal Hotness, and Gold Is The New Black are incredibly flattering on deeper skin tones.
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Maybe you're more partial to Sylvester Stallone's Judge Dredd, and you believe tomorrow's dining rooms will be littered with food-dispensing robots whose only goal is for you to feast on their recycled bounty.
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Mr. Waititi likes to play with types of comedy, but he's partial to modest exaggeration, whether he's putting the joke across with slapstick, songs, caricature, lovingly deployed insults or a flurry of tableaulike images.
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If he is often, and correctly, classified as a next-generation neorealist — partial to nonprofessional actors, documentary techniques and everyday settings — his was a realism especially attentive to the ecstatic dimensions of quotidian experience.
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" Rodgers did however admit that he is partial to some types of background music: "I don't mind a bit of soft jazz but it has to be something that you can get away from.
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Our doorman, a schizophrenic Georgian Jew engaged from morning to night in intense solitary arguments, seems partial to us — perhaps he can sense kindred spirits — so he only nicely, never violently, opens the door.
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Legos: We're partial to building (and destroying) worlds with the bricks we have on hand, but now might also be a good time to dig into a fancy new set like this Millennium Falcon.
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" A retired high school teacher, Booker cuts an unassuming figure: Like many men of his age, he's partial to tucked-in golf shirts; he is lovingly referred to across the church as "a talker.
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China's Ant Financial sweetened its bid for MoneyGram by 36%, in part because MoneyGram seemed partial to a rival offer from U.S.-based Euronet because it expects the Ant Financial deal to face CFIUS pushback.
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She gets to deliver all manner of great lines — I'm particularly partial to her dismissal of Jon saying he'll protect her — and her decision to contact Littlefinger proves the decision point in the whole battle.
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Some biases are sort of universal: Journalists tend to be partial to conflict, tension, complications — in relationships, workplaces, government — and of course to scoops, even those that are interesting to almost no one but themselves.
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"Tonight would be a good night for tea," Katia Tallarico, 33, a lanky psychotherapist from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, said to Light Watkins, 42, an organizer from Los Angeles typically partial to a hot lemon-ginger elixir.
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You're reluctant to bring it up because it's $4 you're talking about (he, apparently, is partial to the pricier brews), but you're annoyed every time you think of it, and, frankly, you want your $4.
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A favorite of celebs and style bloggers, the 12-year-old Satine now has three locations in L.A. and one in Tokyo — but we'll always be partial to the dollhouse-like West 3rd Street flagship.
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They see the former congressman as partial to the conservative House Freedom Caucus and its efforts to influence Trump in directions perceived as too strident for the GOP political realities in the Senate (The Hill).
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She gave it to me because she was growing partial to her Staub Dutch oven and didn't need so many in the house, but it was still one of the kindest gifts I've ever received.
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Tyler, though, is partial to chipper lite-funk synthesizers, and he rescues the song — a Billboard No. 1 hit — from its self-seriousness, turning Mr. Malik from a sleepy-eyed seducer to an ecstatic wailer.
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He knew that killer whales, which are partial to snacking on both of these species, chat with one another during the normal course of events, even if they tend to stay quiet when making an attack.
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With some fellow Democrats already growing frustrated with Wasserman Schultz's performance, it came under even more scrutiny during the 2016 primary season as supporters of Bernie Sanders accused the chairwoman of being partial to Hillary Clinton.
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The case for strong encryption: Those partial to the tech companies' arguments will note that cyberattacks and hacking incidents have become even more common, with encryption serving as a valuable way to protect individuals' personal information.
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The synopsis was reportedly included in part to show that Russia was partial to Trump over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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VIDEO: Susan Lucci Unplugged: 'Last Time I Cried Was in the Car on My Way Here' The line is built for women doing any type of excisse, though Lucci has been partial to Pilates for decades.
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Mr. Trump is partial to these as well: He was photographed wearing one recently in the State Dining Room as he posed with a spread of fast food laid out for the Clemson University football team.
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And Trump, who once said he knew more about ISIS than his generals, is not partial to military advice that contradicts his own views -- such as the Syria withdrawal plan that has alarmed top military commanders.
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The designs vary among nations, but the better ones give civil society organizations a role in choosing investigators (unsurprisingly, I'm partial to ones that give law professors and political scientists a seat at the nominating table).
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Even though Kobach won't be getting the job as Trump's immigration czar -- one wonders which of his 10 demands sealed his fate (I am partial to #9) -- that doesn't mean we won't be hearing from him again.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS So whether patrons at Boston Chops are partial to raw oysters, crab cakes, braised tripe or filet mignon , now they can Snap, 'Gram and tweet with professional authority.
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Fredericks said he is partial to higher-yielding options in the bond market and companies that have proven they can increase their dividends, adding that he has bought "put" options through December as "protection" for his portfolios.
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Corporate landlords are partial to shell companies with boring, antiseptic names, like ColFin AI-CA5 LLC, which Glantz traces back to Colony Financial, owned by the billionaire Thomas J. Barrack Jr., a stalwart supporter of President Trump's.
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Why it matters: Such a high amount of warming would also far exceed the amount that scientists say would result in potentially catastrophic impacts, including the partial to complete collapse of the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets.
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It's no secret that Britain's Royal Family is partial to family heirlooms with secret meanings; a trip through Buckingham Palace is like an IRL version of Clue, only with less murder and a lot more oil paintings.
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But I'm partial to the theory that Apple won't make another iPhone because the iPhone was a once-in-a-lifetime product, which happens to be the theory Apple has been implicitly promoting for several years now.
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And if there's one bag that makes traveling light completely worth it, it's Neely & Chloe's best-selling No. 19 lady bag (and while it comes in a few colors, we're partial to the sophisticated, all-white variation).
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All of the looks are incredible, but our favorite is the '90s — and not solely because we're partial to this particular decade, but because it has some of the more creative hair and makeup of the bunch.
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He played in the school band, played, albeit under some duress, at the parties his father was partial to throwing in the house, and he was good enough to pick and choose gigs with several local bands.
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Because it basically shrinks drastically the amount of computational overhead required to get good movement results out of soft robots, which is a key ingredient in helping make them partial to actually use in real-life applications.
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George St. Geegland and Gil Faizon, who bear a curious resemblance to the comedians John Mulaney and Nick Kroll, are two Upper West Side alter kakers partial to turtlenecks, bra-sniffing, and the œuvre of Alan Alda.
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And so goes the often captivating "More Life," a nuanced collection of 22 new songs that recall various stages of Drake's own development, as well as a tour of other styles and artists that he's partial to.
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Always partial to the person who hustles ahead of others, Trump also believes that he is a great judge of human beings and that he can determine in an instant whether he's dealing with someone he can trust.
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I'm partial to a high waist (and this is the point in the review where I out myself as a mom of 5), but if you want a lower rise these may not be the leggings for you.
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Read MoreThese are the stocks that do best in rocky markets "Strategically, we are partial to dividends, which have historically generated a meaningful share of total return for US equities," Goldman strategists said in a note to clients.
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The others can't understand a word, but they suspect that the Hungarian is probably not unhappy with the news that Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whom Hungarians see as partial to the empire's Slavs, cannot now become the next emperor.
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When asked in a Gallup poll in February to choose which side of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict they sympathized with more, just 43 percent of Democrats said they were partial to Israel — the lowest number in 14 years.
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Meese is partial to thick, heavy lines and angular shapes in his drawings and paintings, both of which are characteristic of German Expressionism, particularly the paintings and woodcuts of such artists as Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Erich Heckel.
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Keratin Lash Lift If you're partial to lash extensions or have been seriously considering them for a special occasion — or, simply, a mascara- and smudge-free life this summer — here's an alternative that won't shed or flake off.
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Granted, Mr. Stollman is partial to rebels who upset the status quo, a sentiment that guided the activities in his storefront at 49 East Houston Street, which he occupied from 1974 until selling it to developers in 2008.
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A portly man partial to impeccably tailored suits, he and Ford had become friends in 19953, when Mr. Coleman was an assistant counsel to the Warren Commission during its investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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They're sure as shit not zombies in the traditionally stumbling, shuffling sense, and are partial to popping off a few rifle rounds in your face; but their regeneration abilities and propensity for hideous mutation make them fearsome foes.
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While the princess' iconic ensemble was more of a traditional ball gown, with its voluminous skirt, structured bodice, and puffed sleeves, we like to think Cinderella be partial to Michele's unconventional — but no less extravagant — approach to formal dressing.
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While Drag Race casts queens of all aesthetics (see: fishy queens, pageant queens, the token Puerto Rican queen(s) of each season, and more), we're partial to those who do their homework when it comes to crafting their looks.
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Damasukasu Japanese chef knife set—$42.49 See Details We're partial to this three-piece knife set from Chefs Foundry for two reasons: One, their blades are made from zirconium ceramic, which is 10 times harder than plain old steel.
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And while I am not here to make a claim about whether or not these companies are good or bad, or whether the technology is ethical, I am partial to the journalistic proverb that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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His pitch to me made it clear that Nothing were the sort of people I like to hang with, myself being partial to Cro-mags (the band and the personality type) and not particularly giving a shit about shoegaze.
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The "Killing Eve" star had plenty of costume changes throughout the night, but we're partial to her very first look of the evening, this simple yet stunning Versace gown with accentuated shoulders, and her hair swept to the side.
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The dinners would often go on into the small hours of the morning over vodka (he was partial to vodka) and rising decibel levels, sometimes culminating with Mr. Alaïa dancing to Beyoncé, or even, on the rare occasion, singing.
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Meanwhile, not all but hopefully many people will remember what this colorful celebration is really about: Jesus of Nazareth was born in the holy city (or if you're more partial to the carol version, "the little town") of Bethlehem.
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Before our eyes became accustomed to picking the little fossils out amid the countless rocks, Mr. Pamplin had quickly eyed several ammonites, which he handed to Mr. Goddard and me, before revealing he was partial to them above all.
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The region's countries became part of the liberal order only after the dissolution of the Soviet bloc in 1989; they have been generally considered to be partial to Russia, with a strong propensity for incubating populism that undermines democracy.
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The region's countries became part of the liberal order only after the dissolution of the Soviet bloc in 1989; they have been generally considered to be partial to Russia, with a strong propensity for incubating populism that undermines democracy.
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While I'm still partial to the build quality on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive over the Odyssey, Samsung has built a headset that feels very substantial and offers a few sorely lacking features from what other OEMs have shown off.
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Some people are partial to money-saving apps that do (some of) the work, others use piggy banks, and some are ready to hit purchase on the cart that's been filled for days as soon as that direct deposit hits.
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Turning Indonesia dry would be seen by many people as an affront to the cultural diversity of the sprawling archipelago, which has large Buddhist, Christian and Hindu minorities, as well as many Muslims who are partial to a cool one.
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It seems like every brand has something to offer just about everyone, whether you're the kind of person who can't help but double-click a full-arm lipstick swatch or more of a Glossier girl partial to a #bathroomgoals vanity shot.
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"Across the industry we've found consumers are partial to their favorite flavors but in our experience, no flavor has been quite as polarizing as our banana flavored Laffy Taffy," says Brian Lutz, Laffy Taffy brand manager at Ferrara Candy Company.
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Its evolved form, Emboar, is equally partial to fire attacks and is wearing something that looks vaguely like Tajiri's WWE pants exploded all over his body, but has at least mastered some swift grappling moves to keep it in this category.
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Dermstore has a selection of sunscreens up to 20 percent off this weekend, but I am partial to this fragrance-free formula, which can be applied to your face and body (eliminating the need to tote around too many products).
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"This season, the team and I were partial to the idea of pretty — old-school notions of pretty; pink, a little ruffle here and there, a silk scarf around the neck," Somsack Sikhounmuong, the brand's head womenswear designer, told Refinery29.
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Sam Waterston seems to be partial to a burgundy-tone cable-knit sweater; Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's wore a Crayola red polo over a long-sleeved gray T-shirt; the activist Jodie Evans wore a lush velvet cherry red coat.
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The songs on the Syrian-born artist Bedouine's self-titled debut album, from this spring, reveal her as a gifted folk artist in the classic mold: sweet-voiced, lyrically knowing, partial to easeful harmonies and softly picked acoustic guitar patterns.
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Such intricate, gothic scenes were supposed to unfurl from the pen of a wan, wraithlike neurasthenic holed up in a garret — not some towering Midwesterner partial to floor-length fur coats and busy days attending the New York City Ballet.
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Of the many wide-ranging movies Bowie has appeared in, Anderson is partial to The Hunger, in part because of Bowie's crushing performance, but also perhaps, she says, because its release coincided with the peak of her own Bowie mania.
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Once you&aposve signed up, you&aposll get a shipment with samples of all the proteins they offer so you can always go back and change your preferences if it turns out your pet is partial to an unexpected option.
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There are a lot of great bags to choose from out there, which is why we have Bag Week, but I'm partial to Ona for waxed and vintage style camera bags and Peak Design for a more modern, synthetic style.
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Since those days he's been partial to a song in the charts here and there, basically no thanks to the same same, Money, Hoes, and Clothes rhetoric of Joe's brilliant mind, and all thanks to whoever is making his beats that day.
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Aldridge says she's partial to the trucker jacket (pictured above) and the 501 Crop Jeans, but because she's "very much a jeans and T-shirt girl," her ambassadorship with Levi's is a very natural fit — especially given her long history with the brand.
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Letter From America SAN FRANCISCO — If you are, for whatever reasons, seeking a large number of young white men in plaid shirts who are partial to standing desks and seminars on "growth hacking" and "journey mapping," look no further than San Francisco's RocketSpace.
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I'm not partial to any one thing — I don't just do historical films, I don't just do black films, period pieces, I want to be able to tell a plethora of stories in different genres whether it's sci-fi, different thrillers, action films.
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You can either load images and video directly to your phone, look at a curated feed of material (company co-founders Wendellen Li and Aza Raskin are partial to fractal videos), or see a 3D version of anything your phone's camera captures.
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However, I will always be partial to teenage Miley, "old school Miley," the Miley I wanted to be my best gal pal, the Miley I wanted stare at me like she stared at that corn-fed golden boy Travis—played by Lucas Till.
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A typical Saturday night in the '90s might have started a little like this: You set the mood with some Spice Girls — "Wannabe" is everyone's favorite, although I was partial to "Stop" — then you break open your makeup bag Caboodle and get ready.
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Nora Sayre, who wrote on "Lucía" for The New York Times, was partial to the last, expressing a hope that it might be seen by "all the sexes," and praising it as "the best discussion of equality (and inequality) I've seen on screen."
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President Lyndon B. Johnson was a frequent and animated storyteller, and Ronald Reagan was so partial to a heart-tugging anecdote that his tales sometimes aroused suspicion that they had come from a movie in which he had starred rather than real life.
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Let's just chalk this one up to the fact that Hastings is partial to goofy sweaters — he wore one in a 2015 call, to promote "BoJack Horseman," which did need a push — and that Netflix stock is at an all-time high.
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Today, guests can sit in Booth 1, where John F. Kennedy ate breakfast on Sundays after attending mass at nearby Holy Trinity Church (he was partial to the "early riser" breakfast, with eggs, toast, hash browns, ham, bacon or sausage, juice, and coffee).
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Whether you're an outdoorsy Mainer who feels a sense of home burning Fresh Balsam, or a West Virginia native partial to the comforting scent of Pumpkin Pecan Waffles, scroll through to find your state's favorite B&BW scented candle — and see if it matches yours.
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Sarah wants war, and so war continues, the fate of thousands turning on the whims of a leader who seems to have no contact with the outside world, and who operates on the advice of whoever she feels most partial to at the moment.
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He admits he might be a little partial to Siri, but still argues devices that are solely controlled by the voice make the interaction "weaker" and is a "digression" from all the progress the tech industry has made in graphical user interfaces and contextual systems.
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The series also introduces viewers to a number of heroes, the kind that are partial to fur instead of capes -- like a woman who drives potential canine adoptees across the country in hopes of finding them forever homes in rescue-friendly New York City.
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If you're partial to something more traditional and overtly Slavic, head further north, to Karczma ("country tavern"), in the heart of Little Poland, where waitresses in folk dresses dole out bread bowls of white borscht and reflexively address locals in the language of their forebears.
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And while I'm not partial to his first feature, the satire "Barking Dogs Never Bite," everything that this sui generis filmmaker has made since is a must-see, from his unsettling monster movie "The Host" to the equally unnerving "Mother," a tale of monstrous motherhood.
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Anwar Hussein/Getty Sarah Kinonen, Style & Beauty Editorial Assistant: While I'm partial to the Queen's matching sets (I don't think anyone can pull off a two-piece look as elegantly as she does), there's one aspect of her look that she's always getting right: her accessories.
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The baba originated in France, and was supposedly inspired by the Polish king Stanislaw I, whose daughter, Marie, married King Louis XV. It is said that Stanislaw was partial to the Alsatian Gugelhupf cake, though he discovered that the dry dough tasted better when dipped in liquor.
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Even if you're partial to another weather app (or have a weather widget built into your home screen, like the Pixel 3), it's worth paying $2.99 per year for Dark Sky to get its down-to-the-minute predictions of when it'll start and stop raining.
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" Distribution: Cheddar is available on all sorts of platforms, including Twitter, Facebook and its own apps, but Steinberg is partial to Sling, where his content sits next to CNN and Bloomberg TV. "We're positioned like a cable news network there... and those are our most engaged viewers.
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On her namesake website, the designer shared the first official photo from the collection, which features four models (and two child models) decked out in black-and-white silky pieces with floral screen-printing (we're partial to the orchid-adorned button-up, if you ask us).
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It's not my favorite musical—Vandergelder is a one-note creation, a long misanthropic whine, and Herman is not the subtlest lyricist in the world—and until I saw Midler in the role I was partial to the 1969 Barbra Streisand film version, directed by Gene Kelly.
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The big picture: While it's not the Fed's preferred measure of inflation (the central bank is partial to the personal consumption expenditures index), the reading breaking above trend will likely motivate the central bank's hawks to dig in their heels in opposing rate cuts this month.
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The Democratic National Committee has rejected 2020 candidate Andrew Yang's request to commission more early-state polls in order to help a more "diverse set of candidates" qualify for the next debate in Iowa, arguing that doing so could appear partial to particular candidates, The Hill reports.
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While presidents have always traveled on the taxpayer's dollar — the Obamas were partial to Hawaii and Martha's Vineyard while President George W. Bush frequented his Crawford, Texas ranch — Trump's travel is "unprecedented," one expert says, because he's repeatedly visiting his own privately owned commercial property at Mar-a-Lago.
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After two false starts, on Saturday and Monday, a President who believes he is never wrong threw aside the advice he had been given and, in a combative appearance before reporters, blamed almost everyone involved, excusing hate groups and those in his base who are partial to them.
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I'm partial to this "brilliant military technique" (seems real) from this Independent story, which involves systematic muscle relaxation, deep breathing, and a series of visualization exercises that include imagining myself in a canoe on a lake and then lying in a velvet hammock in a pitch black room.
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Personal elements are threaded throughout, and Knapp, now married, looks back with bemusement and chagrin on a parade of his former selves—a lacrosse player partial to alternative metal bands; a reluctant frat boy; a cultish devotee of David Foster Wallace—and wonders what they add up to.
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Carlo Mantica, a chief executive of the company that owns Le Cirque and other restaurants, said that Mr. Trump was partial to the Dover sole, listed at $80 on the menu, and the pasta primavera, which, because of a tradition dating to the 1970s, is not listed at all.
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Although I am usually partial to biological wonders, my favorite part of this exhibit was the technology under development, such as the soft fingerlike grippers that researchers are developing so scientists in a submersible or remotely operating one can take hold of objects and living things without damaging them.
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Alissa: I'm not partial to Mortensen's performance myself, for all the reasons you both state, but I will say that the scene where he folds an entire pizza in half and bites into it will never leave me when I eat a New York-style pizza, ever, ever again.
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Left unchecked, Ottoline, the capuchin monkey we encounter in Weber's contemporary novel set in New Haven, gleefully engages in her own gluttonous thievery; she's just as partial to a sweet grape, though her particular favorite is Nutella, scooped from the jar on the end of an obliging pencil.
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This melancholia is the new dream-pop, and Post Malone has found like-minded musical collaborators — Louis Bell foremost among them, and also Frank Dukes, who offers a more nuanced take on the sound — partial to gloomy tempos and synths that seep into every available corner of a track.
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Our editors with sensitive skin are partial to La Roche-Posay's Anthelios line, like the ultra-light SPF 50 mineral formula with zinc oxide, and all things Dr. Jart+ — the Every Sun Day UV Sun Fluid Broad Spectrum SPF 30 has a soothing, weightless texture that's hard not to love.
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All of which sounds pretty good, except that Etihad, as it is well aware, has not traditionally been the fashion fliers' go-to airline (those tend to be the usual suspects like Air France, British Airways and Delta, and some travelers were partial to the Concorde, before it was retired).
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Last week, some social media users became puzzled and concerned as their Facebook feeds started recommending a bagged, semi-homemade side dish called "funeral potatoes," the plastic package of which describes them as "Potatoes to Die For" (although I'm partial to an alternate name suggested on Twitter, the Starch of Death).
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But any top movies list is, after all, partial to the taste of the person who constructs it, and looking over this year's films, I found myself favoring movies with a spark of risk and creativity that stood apart from the safer studio fare on offer at the multiplex most weekends.
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Image: Michael Sapiton/UnsplashMuch as we love all the new features that roll out with a fresh macOS update every year, we're also rather partial to those long-standing tools and functions that have been around for longer—and which you might have forgotten about or never used in the first place.
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"We enjoy singing Taylor Swift songs in between scenes," star Yvonne Strahovski, who plays Serena Joy, the wife of the wicked Commander Fred, revealed during a recent interview on The IMDb Show, though she didn't specify if they're more partial to the old Taylor, who is dead, or the new Taylor (circa Reputation).
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In fact, Clear is "partial" to Silicon Valley, notes Rust, who says he has deep ties to Israel, too, but notes that in the near term, given Clear's small team, that he and Madhaven are mostly going to be investing in companies that are in driving distance of its office in Palo Alto.
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The consultancy Assembly suggests a partial to full restriction on Huawei could result in an 18-to-24-month delay to the widespread availability of 5G in the UK. The UK would then fail to become a world leader in 5G – a key government target – costing the economy between £4.5bn and £6.8bn.
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I was surprised to see the clue we had for TOMY, "Big name in toys headquartered in Japan", was replaced by the partial TO MY. I did like the edited change of clues for EARS and DJS to "Reception figures" as well as the clue change for HARRY from a name to "Badger".
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Its bread and butter is luxury denim under $100, but I'm partial to its high-end low-budget staples that are more difficult to substitute than denim, like these fantastic leather leggings or the Blanket Maxi Coat ($180), which has been spotted on a host of celebrities — from Bella Hadid to Meghan Markle.
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At least Renzi was undeniably a good friend and partner of the United States, while Le Pen's Front National (FN) is partial to posting creepy images of Uncle Sam festooned with Stars of David, and attacks mainstream French politicians as servants of the U.S. who fail to defend French national interests against U.S. threats.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Dancing With the Stars' Mirrorball Trophy I can tell you I am partial to him, and not just because he was, and still is a LEGEND on Saturday Night Live, but because of his overall, positive spirit — and maybe also his hysterical side comments he made throughout the everyday grind.
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"Cats": This phantasmagorical feline musical was completed so late that few award-season voters have had the chance to see it, and the show that would be most partial to some heavy petting — the Golden Globes, which has separate musical-comedy categories for just this sort of thing — gave "Cats" only one original-song nod.
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Myla Dalbesio: My plane outfit is always the same: a pair of Lululemon leggings, a comfy T-shirt (I am partial to one of my vintage band tees), a pair of sneakers (usually Nike Flyknits, so I can use them as running shoes while I'm there), and a black knit sweater I bought at H&M years ago.
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We released a documentary about the process earlier this year as one of six new State of Repair episodes—I'm also partial to the episodes about farmers who are hacking their tractors to fight John Deere's repair monopoly and one about Rich Benoit, a DIY Tesla repairman who singlehandedly rebuilds salvaged Teslas against the company's wishes.
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Meanwhile, Jin Soon Choi, the founder of Jinsoon Hand & Foot Spas in New York, is partial to a bath of warm whole milk, rich in skin-softening lactic acid, to which she adds a few drops of essential oils: "Peppermint is refreshing, tea tree is good for infections and grapefruit or anything orangy is rejuvenating," she explains.
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"The new formulas have skin-enhancing qualities, so they give you the most natural of glows," says New York City-based makeup artist Hannah Murray, who is partial to Dr. Barbara Sturm's Glow Drops ($145), a milky lotion that contains active natural ingredients (including anti-inflammatory purslane) and mineral pigments to illuminate and hydrate dull skin.
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I'm partial to the new Matte Raspberry shade, which does something for my fair, occasionally sallow-looking complexion that no other lip color has in the past: given me the much sought-after effect of a natural, healthy glow, without looking makeup-y or like, yes, I did put on a bold lip hoping it would distract from how exhausted I actually look.
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In the wake of The Grey Album, there were indeed a few mash-ups that acted as diamonds in a very low-bitrate rough: records like The Notorious XX, singles like the Lil Wayne and Passion Pit mash-up "Ambien Sleepy Trip", and, yes, I am partial to David Cameron shouting "You ain't no Muslim, bruv!" over classic grime instrumentals.
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I'm partial to What a Time to Be Alive, his collaboration with Drake, which got dismissed as interim product when it came out yet swerves to life with more spirit than any of the mixtapes — the beats fusing murk and gleam, Future's deep growl contrasting markedly with Drake's smug snicker, each rapper trying to outdo the other so they can claim the project as theirs.
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Companies and are growing faster Munger says he is 'very partial' to canada, and that it is wise for the country to have socialized medicine Munger says people in investment management industry should 'prepare for tougher times ahead,' says there are 'wreteched excesses' in many well-paid hedge fund and private equity businesses Munger says index funds 'work better' for most people Munger says: 'i hate things like bitcoin.
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Among players with odds longer than 100 to one, EAGLE is partial to Webb Simpson, who won the U.S. Open in 2012 and finished fifth in the Masters last month; Matthew Fitzpatrick, an up-and-coming British youngster still hunting for his first major; and Joost Luiten, a Dutchman who holds the rare distinction of having made both a hole-in-one in a major and a rarer-than-rare albatross.
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Hitler and most of the Third Reich were ravenous drug users during WWII, author says Hitler and most of the Third Reich were ravenous drug users during WWII, author says There are many things considered to be common knowledge about Adolf Hitler; he was vegetarian, partial to the toothbrush mustache, a failed fine artist and a Nazi despot responsible for the reprehensible, systematic murder of six million jews.
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While yes, maybe your art can help shift the mind of someone who is already slightly partial to your views and ideals, your art isn't going to save the world or have as big of an impact as you think unless you have influence … If making pretty pictures and clothing is all you're doing in the hopes of a societal reform, I'm afraid we're not living on the same planet.
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RR: I'm at this point — with the caveat we don't have the evidence we need to draw strong conclusions — more partial to the second explanation: that what may have happened is longstanding grievances, specifically among black communities and in some cases Latino communities, with the police are more activated by the heavily publicized incidents in police use of force, especially those involving unarmed, young black men in the latter part of 22015 and 260.
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According to Yuheng Hu, Lydia Manikonda and Subbarao Kambhampati of Arizona State University, most of us on Instagram tend to fall into one of five groups: selfie lovers, inspirational quote distributors, friend or selfie fans, "activity" people—ie: here's a photo of my feel while I get a pedicure, or a snapshot from a very exclusive rooftop party—and people who take photos of their food (but are partial to sharing a good selfie or "activity" pic).
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When it comes to the cast's favorite GIFs of themselves, Farley is partial to the one where she pokes her head out from under a bar, where she is peeing, and mouths "Stop it" ("One of the high moments in my life," she jokes); DJ Pauly D appreciates "the only time" he ever truly yelled on camera, which has been memed to death; and Deena Cortese, Meatball No. 2, loves her classic struggle bus GIF with Snooki, where the two are desperately paddling in a raft.
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" (Try this Fraas throw currently marked way down, or try Nadaam's full $250 set, which includes socks, an eye mask and a carrying case to use to sheath those questionable airplane pillows.) Keys, who has partnered with Acuvue as part of its See It Through campaign, also says she's partial to the brand's 1-Day Oasys lenses for travel as well: "It's so great that I can just throw them away at the end of the day instead of trying to clean and keep track of them and be worried about that on a trip.
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On the title track (co-written with his dad Rhett Akins along with Ashley Gorley and Jesse Frasure), the singer chronicles the family's unusual journey to becoming a foursome: I remember the day I told my daddy and mama You're gonna have a grandkid from Uganda That's right, we're adoptin' And she is the cutest little girl that you ever seen While I was wrappin' my head around bein' a dad A big wrench got thrown in the plans we thought we had Now Lauren's showin', got one on the way Yeah, that's two under two, hey, what can I say "I'm just partial to that song because there's no one else that can sing it," says Thomas Rhett, adding that it barely made it onto the album — which was far along by the time the song was written.
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