So if 41% is "phenomenally well" then I did "phenomenally well" in Calculus in high school. 25.
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The point Ainge was making … is so phenomenally obvious.
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Planks, squats, deadlifts — they all work your core phenomenally.
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" Platt says Baractrema obamai "are phenomenally incredibly resilient organisms.
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Wild salmon is a precious resource — and phenomenally delicious.
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There were times when the business was doing phenomenally well.
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But Give Me Future is sometimes phenomenally beautiful as well.
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"The design team is phenomenally talented," Cook told NBC News.
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I think UK Garage is phenomenally important to British culture.
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The films were phenomenally successful, and their budgets quickly grew.
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The series was phenomenally successful, selling over two million copies.
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Email was a phenomenally successful way to grow the company.
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The models were eight phenomenally courageous acid attack survivors from Bangladesh.
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The phenomenally talented cast also includes Judi Dench and Cara Delevigne.
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"But we are doing phenomenally well with younger people," he added.
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Douglas was an incredibly kind man, phenomenally articulate and amazingly helpful.
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But the common denominator across Trumpkins and establishmentarians is phenomenally stupid.
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I thought it was a phenomenally serious allegation that demanded investigation.
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The Ring does this phenomenally in its eight-minute opening scene.
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People in this caste work phenomenally hard to build their wealth.
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But whereas Philip's film fails, Morgan's drama has been phenomenally successful.
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Unlike some other eco-friendly cleaning products, Blueland works phenomenally well.
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I think the wealthiest people in this country are doing phenomenally well.
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They've grown phenomenally in the eight years that-- that Mike was there.
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It makes all of the characters seem phenomenally hot-headed and stupid.
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It's also a phenomenally grim one, as King readers can already attest.
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The phenomenally cast Andrew Scott catches Fleabag's eye from the get-go.
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"The bondholders' proposals to own the bank is phenomenally interesting," he said.
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"They're phenomenally tolerant — to a limit," Hellen said in a phone call.
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They did phenomenally well in terms of the investment and that's their model.
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So these platforms have been phenomenally helpful in us growing our brand globally.
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Internal documents about them are "phenomenally closely guarded secrets" says a local observer.
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" She said, "You seem like an interesting person and that sounds phenomenally boring.
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Judged by the goal of defeating ISIS, this was a phenomenally successful mission.
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The neoliberal model indeed works phenomenally well for Chile's self-serving elitist few.
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It is a highly respected retail brand in France and doing phenomenally well.
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Weirdly, I'm going to say no: He seems, as a man, phenomenally robust.
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It's a phenomenally important way of looking at the processes of the universe.
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Delta offers Westin Heavenly-branded bedding in Delta One, which is phenomenally comfortable.
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But he also seems extremely calm, which helps phenomenally during a championship match.
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"Those achievements were phenomenally important because they met the moment," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Phenomenally inspiring creative energy flows around your daily work and career today, Gemini!
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Not really — the company is still phenomenally profitable based on its search advertising business.
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So if it&aposs all about the economy, I think we should do phenomenally.
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Over the past two years, laptops of all stripes have grown phenomenally more powerful.
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Editing "The Other Side of the Wind" must have been a phenomenally difficult task.
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The expectation of trust here on the part of Starship Enterprises is phenomenally naive.
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The competitors were playing Dota 2, a phenomenally popular and complex battle arena game.
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"With this rain, we're just gonna get phenomenally tore up here working," he said.
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Under Mr Xi's predecessor, Hu Jintao, the middle class grew phenomenally (see chart 3).
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And the last ambitious attack on lead — removing it from gasoline — was phenomenally successful.
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Today, carbon dioxide concentrations are phenomenally high — the highest they've been in 800,000 years.
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And that person, if he or she were elected President, would be phenomenally successful.
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"He himself is so phenomenally indiscreet in his art—overstepping boundaries, overreaching," Donnersmarck said.
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" — Kathy Berken, St. Paul, Minnesota "Phenomenally disappointed to hear about Franken's reprehensible, disgusting behavior.
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Chris Bruce and Bill Reiflin are both on it, two also phenomenally talented guys.
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"Stocks that look like bonds did phenomenally well during the stagnant growth period," Doll said.
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I WANT PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BE PHENOMENALLY SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE IT'S VERY GOOD FOR NORTH AMERICA.
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Yet their emotions and personality come through extremely clearly, thanks to Tartakovsky's phenomenally detailed animation.
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It has been a joy and a privilege to work with these phenomenally talented actresses.
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I think those qualities are phenomenally important, especially if you want to make a difference.
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"Josh is a phenomenally talented actor and more importantly just a good dude," he says.
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"24K adoption has been phenomenally quick," said Dave Das, a Samsung executive, in an interview.
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He is — I guess we should say was — a phenomenally well-read comic book guy.
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"He's done it again and again all year playing phenomenally," Nashville center Colton Sissons said.
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Books of The Times Hardcore conservatives adore infrastructure, and they're phenomenally good at building it.
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Last year it was acquired by Epic Games, the creators of the phenomenally successful Fortnite.
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In fact, Fisman said it would be "phenomenally irresponsible" to say the epidemic got worse.
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It really — I love the idea of sister-city programs, and it worked phenomenally well.
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The boat is a classic replica of a racing boat so finding space is phenomenally difficult.
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The news Wednesday morning is, without any close rival, the most phenomenally depressing in electoral history.
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"Jackson has done some really phenomenally good things," Biden told reporters, according to the Washington Post.
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On Thursday, a Kremlin spokesman described Trump and Putin's approach to foreign policy as "phenomenally close".
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Trump is phenomenally needy, and at its most basic level the press conference was about affirmation.
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While AI is a "phenomenally powerful tool" to unpick these prejudices, "it's not magic", she added.
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In the ethical wasteland of today's hyper-media, propaganda is back, effectively unopposed and phenomenally destructive.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Trump's foreign policy approach was "phenomenally close" to President Vladimir Putin's.
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However, one of the report's most surprising findings is that the cultural sector is phenomenally informal.
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"Our walking business is growing phenomenally," said Easterly, explaining he wasn't concerned about taking on startup Wag.
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Recording my kid's voice has been especially fascinating for me, because he has a phenomenally weird accent.
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These are the people who have created phenomenally successful businesses and changed the world in significant ways.
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She's phenomenally smart and driven, able to grasp complicated legal concepts quickly and then articulate them precisely.
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And so we've enabled our retailers to have this digital retailing capability and it's doing phenomenally well.
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The truth is that people are phenomenally busy and email can easily get lost in the shuffle.
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Meeting up with old friends and being around familiar landmarks was phenomenally helpful to my frazzled brain.
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"We have a product that works and a phenomenally good product market fit," said CEO Peter Brodsky.
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"Remember that the Iranians in Yemen will always get a phenomenally high return on investments," Salisbury said.
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"We didn't realize just how phenomenally important this would be," she added, gesturing at the High Line.
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I mean, there are great digital and direct players in this country that have done phenomenally well.
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Both teams — despite obvious fatigue — shot the ball phenomenally well from the foul line for the game.
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It was like just phenomenally broad in a way that games generally haven't been, especially on console.
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"Remember, there was terrible uncertainty in 2008, but these stocks have done phenomenally well," said ClearBridge Investments' Gordon.
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The exception to the workmanlike vibe is Cleveland's best reliever, the sky-tall and phenomenally gifted Andrew Miller.
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Here is a transcript of the exchange: BUTTIGIEG: Those achievements were phenomenally important — because they met the moment.
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But Rings is a phenomenally distracted film, and it can't focus on any one concept for too long.
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It was announced Tuesday that the author of the phenomenally successful "Twilight" books has written an adult thriller.
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"There's a lot of emotion coursing through veins at the moment, but all of it is phenomenally positive."
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Growth in chips capable of processing artificial intelligence workflows is expected to swell phenomenally over the coming years.
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"He is at his best and he is phenomenally quick," Hamilton said of Australian Grand Prix winner Vettel.
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I've finally gotten to the end of the tunnel, and the support I've been getting has helped phenomenally.
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"It's a phenomenally quiet place—nobody bothers anybody," said the manager of the Broad Street Cafe next door.
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Trump is phenomenally unpopular and simply lacks the political capital to be a bull in a china shop.
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So, the natural question is can a computer ever be more than just a phenomenally complicated Chinese Room?
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But this bread, like, the bread can hold the weight of all these toppings, and it's phenomenally good.
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"The licensing of indices is not a phenomenally lucrative business," said Dave Nadig, chief executive officer of ETF.
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Lift's focus isn't on transport, which is a phenomenally complicated problem both in terms of regulation and engineering.
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He aced that, too, meaning that he's either a phenomenally talented actor or a master of self-deception.
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"The winds just pick up phenomenally," said Norman Miller, an emeritus professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Black holes, phenomenally dense and coming in various sizes, are extraordinarily difficult to observe by their very nature.
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So wouldn't the phenomenally popular (and lucrative) "Game of Thrones" be a prime candidate for a similar treatment?
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There's a phenomenally good steak marinated in soy sauce and dressed with fermented black soybeans and sesame oil.
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Their employees were rich — congenital dorkiness having become phenomenally lucrative — and a "new economy" was on the horizon.
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Diana was "a phenomenally amazing woman," said Connor Tomlinson, a 17-year-old member of Britain's Youth Parliament.
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"Laiye is doing phenomenally there, and with this new fundraise, they can look to expand globally," she said.
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Texas is, let's say, in transition — from a phenomenally booming economy to something other than a booming economy.
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But Close plays such a phenomenally evil Cruella de Vil that it deserves a spot right in the middle.
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Trump, he said, has "been phenomenally good at using the new way of communicating" to gain free media coverage.
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So, you know, this is a phenomenally positive story that those deaths are way down and that that'll continue.
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They are phenomenally capable people, but being in-acting is not the same thing as the long-term holder.
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The show's first season got no nominations, even though it was, to most critical eyes, phenomenally fresh and brilliant.
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From the time that we were notified that he had a heart to now, he has just done phenomenally.
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Twitter remains phenomenally influential, but the company's initiatives to capitalize on its popularity to generate profit have proven ineffectual.
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But amid the anxious ambiance and slow-burning twists, one thing stood out as phenomenally disturbing: Jean's transitional outfit.
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That's a lot of women, and you do have these now phenomenally effective long-acting contraceptives: implants, injectables, IUDs.
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" O'Rourke criticized the "perma-smile actresses whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks.
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Fontana's approach to making OZ, and making it his way, is what imbues it with its phenomenally enjoyable oddness.
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Deb Willis and her son, Hank Willis Thomas, who are both phenomenally talented artists and live in New York.
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The phenomenally popular (and lucrative) HBO show could go the way of "Star Wars," Harry Potter and Disney's Marvelverse.
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The latter also has a built-in advantage in its ties to Tencent's WeChat, the phenomenally popular chat app.
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"I'm phenomenally excited to be able to have the opportunity to explore different characters with different television shows," she said.
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Irving is the lesser heir to Carmelo Anthony's mantle; he's phenomenally skilled, but clings steadfastly to a few bad habits.
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Early GV employees like Krishna Yeshwant, who leads the life sciences team, did phenomenally well in articulating why it's important.
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"When you look at the individual state by state polls, you can see the guy's doing phenomenally well," Scaramucci said.
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Every day in communities like Jackson Heights, Queens, we see the economic and cultural richness of our phenomenally diverse communities.
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It also seemed to be a lot of cheese, cheese, cheese — phenomenally delicious and destined to clog all your arteries.
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He built his phenomenally successful business himself and, having done so, channeled a significant fraction of his wealth into philanthropy.
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I had a phenomenally motivating mom who was a good role model for all of us, boys and girls alike.
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" Stag Industrial: "The industrial REITs are really the only REITs right now that are actually working, and they're working phenomenally.
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Unless you were one of a handful of phenomenally commercially successful authors, self-insuring was simply not on the table.
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" He also said that Apple's design team is "phenomenally talented" and that the projects they're working on will "blow you away.
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They are phenomenally successful, and the audience loves them and our fans have been asking for us to do something together.
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Cast iron pieces run a bit pricier than other forms of cookware, but that's because they retain and distribute heat phenomenally.
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"I don't think any of it would matter if it weren't for the fact that we're turning out phenomenally ready graduates."
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"I'm what the world considers to be a phenomenally successful man, and I've failed much more than I've succeeded," he says.
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It's step one, and although it's exciting, there's still a long way to go—the situation we're in remains phenomenally frustrating.
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All 230 respondents contributed valuable perspectives about the future of humanity—the good, the bad, the ugly, and the phenomenally weird.
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Why exactly are the figurines so phenomenally popular, and how did the company come to dominate the pop culture merchandising market?
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"No one who studies physics ever thinks about going into clothing, but it turns out that it's phenomenally rich," says Moody.
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A little more than a year ago, the period drama "Downton Abbey" ended its phenomenally successful six-season run on television.
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This approached reached its pinnacle with the phenomenally absorbing series A History of the World in 100 Objects, broadcast in 2010.
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He says he feels forced to use controversial tactics to get people talking about a phenomenally dark and still largely taboo subject.
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Shamaine and I were walking home tonight when we spotted a lost cat poster displaying a picture of a phenomenally grumpy cat.
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The sports apparel company had previously grown phenomenally, and was mentioned in the same breath with industry titans like Nike and Adidas.
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"My brother was this phenomenally handsome guy, just great in every way, the best personality," Trump said, describing his older brother, Fred.
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It's a phenomenally inward-looking document, a kind of patchwork quilt of Republican and conservative preoccupations rather than a cohesive governing manifesto.
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He's just doing phenomenally, has a great team behind him and I hope we can take the fight to them next year.
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He describes Nana as lightning quick and a phenomenally coordinated athlete, and has been wowed by her sense of humor and drive.
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As a wider range of brands enters the market, offerings are also being expanded to include people who are not phenomenally wealthy.
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I trust the advice of my editor at Pantheon, Erroll McDonald, who's phenomenally well read and always has great suggestions for me.
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Yes, the two featherweights match up phenomenally on paper, and at this stage, make a good deal of sense for one another.
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"The effect of some of their policies are clearly phenomenally bad for consumers," said Peter Lee, executive director of California's health benefits exchange.
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However, since 2014, it has waged a losing battle against the U.S. shale oil drillers, who are phenomenally more resilient than anyone expected.
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Besides the phenomenally loud front-facing stereo speakers, the Razer Phone's other shining start is its 5.7-inch inch IGZO IPS LCD display.
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So without really phenomenally efficient and effective energy storage, wind and solar are not going to be really replacement technologies for fossil fuels.
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But heavy and super-heavy launch vehicles have remained phenomenally expensive due to the fundamentally difficult nature of building these physics-defying monsters.
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And Aja Naomi King phenomenally gifted the movie subtle grace and humanity to make the character of Nat Turner's wife, Cherry, feel real.
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In 1998, The Truman Show told the story of a man whose life, unbeknownst to him, is a phenomenally elaborate reality television show.
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The problem is that Rubio and Cruz (to say nothing of Ben Carson and John Kasich) are phenomenally ill-equipped for this task.
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But you need to respect that they are doing phenomenally well and getting their cars most of the time in the right place.
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The musicians were wearing "Seinfeld"-esque jeans and preppy cable-knit sweaters, and I told a friend that these were phenomenally good costumes.
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It just so happened that if the new thing is SVOD, having an à la carte premium cable network positioned you phenomenally well.
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There are also new moving lights that we used on the Jonas Brothers and on Tyler that are LED and they're phenomenally bright.
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The phenomenally fast adoption of such a transformative technology, though, unsettled the public and spurred fears about the safety of the food supply.
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Those accepted spend much of their lives living in neighborhoods and attending conferences where it is phenomenally expensive or hard to get in.
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The sun in Leo makes a harmonious connection with lucky planet Jupiter at 3:31 AM, creating a phenomenally inspired atmosphere of connectivity!
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It was phenomenally acted, expertly paced, as well as shot and edited with attention and care that would make most filmmakers wild with jealousy.
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And as it turns out, he doesn't just make and look excellent in clothing, he's also a great director and a phenomenally busy man.
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Unfortunately, the installer had a phenomenally dangerous security flaw in it that would allow a malicious actor to essentially install any software they wanted.
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"Shamaine and I were walking home tonight when we spotted a lost cat poster displaying a picture of a phenomenally grumpy cat," Shebar wrote.
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Phenomenally loud, MBV's guitar-driven avant-rock features drifting, haunted melodic lines that emerge from a deluge of electronic distortion, dissonance, and pure noise.
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But now that he's in the Oval Office, he's decided that the jobs numbers are indeed very real and the economy is doing phenomenally.
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Bob Nicholls did it justice by creating this phenomenally cute sculpture, because a 2D rendering simply wouldn't be able to translate all this information.
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The app is phenomenally popular in China—the majority of WeChat's roughly 889 million monthly-active users worldwide are based in the People's Republic.
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Atlantic bonito is phenomenally delicious: a two- or three-pound football of a fish from the mackerel family that looks like a miniature tuna.
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If she's been a supporter of progressive social causes, she's had a phenomenally huge platform for a decade now, but has barely leveraged it.
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Failure just means that you need to try another strategy (or get new staff members — as suggested by his advisers' phenomenally short half-life).
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"Regardless of the circumstances related to his appointment, Larry Connell has performed phenomenally as the Washington DC VA Medical Center's director," the statement said.
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Israel at 70 is a phenomenally successful country with advancements in technology and innovation often ranking it at the top of the world's countries.
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"I have the boobs of a 17 year old," she says, lifting her gown to reveal a pair of bra-less, phenomenally buoyant breasts.
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For one thing, the company has been phenomenally rewarded by the Oscars, receiving eight nominations for best animated feature (though it has yet to win).
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By the way, that's brand advertising, and brand advertising has yet to really make its way to the web, as phenomenally successful as Facebook is.
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Yes, this a phenomenally tough category — so tough that Tracee Ellis Ross was snubbed for Black-ish despite having been nominated every year since 2016.
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"Organized educational settings and programs give us a social environment within which we educate ourselves, and this social context has phenomenally great importance," Miller said.
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Thomas Cromwell is a marvelous prism and a phenomenally round character, but by the time we've had 1,700 pages of him, he is drastically overdetermined.
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Baloch was brave and foolish, phenomenally independent and pathetically needy, protective of her virtue and, as was her right, also willing to trade on it.
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And, best-case scenario, it works phenomenally and it lives up to this image that Jeff has for it, and it's going to be amazing.
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"It's just a phenomenally big area of incredible landscape that changes with the light and changes throughout the day," he says of the park's natural beauty.
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But ownership had grown phenomenally over the previous decade from just 6.1 vehicles per 2017 urban households in 2007, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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I am not impressed with Sam's hygiene protocol, which is more than I can say for Archmaester Ebrose, who congratulates his mentee on being phenomenally reckless.
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But what may be overlooked amid all that is that the game, on its own, is phenomenally well designed, despite myriad bugs and endless server outages.
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"I'm very proud of the fact that we have raised in the last month, we had a phenomenally good month," Sanders said in a news conference.
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One photo shows dozens of them posing in front of one phenomenally large sequoia — a tree so unmistakably magnificent they named it the Karl Marx Tree.
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Sogou says a big chunk of traffic now comes from Tencent platforms, including the phenomenally popular chat app WeChat, and search results now include public WeChat content.
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In 2013, the heroes of the day were the founders of the phenomenally successful Finnish mobile game company Supercell, maker of Clash of Clans and Hay Day.
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Unlike most video and smartphone games, the phenomenally popular Pokémon Go, which has been downloaded by millions in the past week, requires the player to be active.
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But the plan he offered is a scam that gives massive tax breaks to large companies and billionaires on Wall Street who are already doing phenomenally well.
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Earth has been home to some phenomenally terrifying predators over the ages, but few are as universally feared and admired as meat-loving dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex.
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The A.K.P. was phenomenally effective at utilizing the power of women as voters, urging them to go to the polls and express their support for the party.
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The phenomenally popular Brain Age games for Nintendo DS starred Japanese neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima and featured various simple puzzles designed to help keep your brain active.
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Swift is a phenomenally talented and beautiful songwriter who has lost touch with herself and seems to have been swallowed by the ethos of the Trump era.
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As it turns out, over time those things have been phenomenally valuable investments, again, because of scarcity, and I think maybe that's partly the analogy here. Yeah.
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Black holes are phenomenally dense celestial entities with gravitational fields so powerful no matter or light can escape, making them extraordinarily difficult to observe despite their great mass.
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"I just can't see it really being in China's interest to take on the might of the U.S. because the U.S. is still doing phenomenally well," he added.
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"The result is really, phenomenally encouraging and gives fantastic hope for patients with this devastating illness," said Dr. Brenda Cooperstone, chief development officer of rare disease at Pfizer.
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They were quick to say that such a meeting was, at best, phenomenally stupid and, at worst, showed a willingness to collude with Moscow to tilt the election.
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Yet it was phenomenally successful, earning Tony Awards including for best musical and best featured actress (Betty Buckley, who brought down the house at the ceremony singing "Memory").
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"One of the biggest mistakes is entrepreneurs who come into our offices and tell us how great their company is, how everything is working phenomenally well," Ganguly said.
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That link makes both men phenomenally potent potential witnesses in the impeachment hearings against Trump, if they can be compelled to tell what they know, legal experts said.
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How Mr. DelGaudio, a phenomenally talented magician last seen in the two-sorceror show "Nothing to Hide," can set himself apart from the rest of the abracadabra crowd.
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"It is a phenomenally hard problem to anticipate what a car could do under absolutely any set of circumstances," Simon Segars, who was speaking to CNBC's Karen Tso, said.
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If there is one lesson we've learned since 13 Reasons Why became one of Netflix's buzziest shows, it's that teen content works phenomenally well for everyone's favorite streaming site.
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It's Camelot, it's The Lion King, it's a goddamn patriarchal monarchy where a couple of utterly poreless white women in phenomenally bad wigs get a fight scene or two.
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The bikini, meanwhile, gave me a rash, the restaurant turned out to be phenomenally expensive and the hotel featured a rooftop club thumping its music right through our ceiling.
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And, to further prove how phenomenally successful the kid's become since his dance went viral ... BK dropped around $25k for the new bling and a Miami Cuban link chain.
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Rating Why The Girl on the Train feels so phenomenally wrong as a film is hard to parse, because it obviously was someone's idea of a "complicated woman" movie.
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Either way your life probably doesn't stink, Wi-Fi coverage is phenomenally better and you essentially live like royalty (at least in comparison to the other two versions of you).
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As the general manager of BuzzFeed's Tasty, Ashley McCollum is in charge of those food recipe videos you see copied all over Facebook—copied because they are so phenomenally successful.
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And through that training I became sensitive to the fact that human children are very good at learning language, phenomenally good, even when they're not that good at other things.
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It took a relentless and phenomenally underestimated presidential primary campaign for his message to finally break through to the masses, and as it turns out the receptive audience was enormous.
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"Jude Law is a phenomenally talented actor whose work I have long admired, and I'm looking forward to finally having the opportunity to work with him," director David Yates added.
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"I think it's phenomenally successful, certainly from our perspective," Heineken's sponsorship lead for F1 Ben Pincus said at an Advertising Week Europe panel discussion on the 'resurgence of Formula One'.
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"This investment has been phenomenally successful and, over the past 16 years, we have built a close relationship, working together on many exciting projects," Mr. Son said in a statement.
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Yet it also shows us sides of Balanchine few ever saw: The young god Apollo is effortful in his search for inspiration as the mature, phenomenally assured Balanchine never seemed.
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And hopefully, with movies like "Black Panther" and "Crazy Rich Asians" having done so phenomenally well at the box office, Hollywood has an incentive to keep backing projects like this.
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Congress has poured money into the institutes, which have a budget of $39 billion this year, up 30 percent from 2014, and lawmakers say the agency has been phenomenally productive.
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Since Wonder Woman did so phenomenally well at the box office and in critical reviews, it's up to Justice League to continue the momentum that Diana Prince set in motion.
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It's also phenomenally pretty, the air is clean and crisp, and you won't believe that mere hours ago you were trying to convince a bouncer at Tao to waive the cover.
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The phrasing of the letter makes it apparent that the people authoring it haven't played Fortnite, and also that they use a spellchecker that doesn't recognize the phenomenally popular game's name.
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Which has done phenomenal and it's not an impact investment, it's a phenomenally lucrative, profitable investment that addresses this massive need of lowering our carbon footprint when it comes to meat.
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Phenomenally successful and powerful companies like General Motors and General Electric have suffered long, obvious declines with no apparent shifts in strategy until dramatic action and enormous write-downs were required.
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And did he write, as an undergraduate, a pan of a Broadway show that included disdain for actresses "whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks"?
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We had a case just recently that involved some phenomenally serious allegations of Russian money being funneled into the NRA in order to affect our political debate and our local system.
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Amy's mom, Ruth (Christine Baranski), is a phenomenally tightly wound judgment machine who arrives with a towering pile of presents for her grandkids and Amy's father Hank (Peter Gallagher) in tow.
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I just think that Toby and Rachel were phenomenally mismatched for each other, and that Toby perhaps has a lot to learn about all of the invisible work that women do.
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Coupled with the phenomenally rapid growth in some large emerging markets, including China, India and Mexico, increasing consumption in the advanced economies is playing a critical role rebalancing the oil market.
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The insularity of Saudi Arabia's sprawling and phenomenally wealthy royal family is well known, often leaving diplomats, intelligence agents and members of the family itself struggling to decipher its inner workings.
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Among the report's surprising findings is that the city's cultural sector is phenomenally informal and extensive, with more than 4,700 nonprofit cultural providers and more than 17,000 for-profit cultural entities.
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Unless you've been living on the moon for the past few weeks, you already know about Pokémon Go, the phenomenally successful mobile game from Niantic, made in partnership with the Pokémon Company.
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"It's not an impact investment, it's a phenomenally lucrative, profitable investment," Williams said, adding that the company also addresses a huge environmental need because of the carbon footprint of the meat industry.
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The film also has overtly Christian themes that may not sit well with some viewers, and phenomenally gory battlefield action that may shock people who just showed up for the religious uplift.
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"When I'm on set I'm just so phenomenally relieved and happy and excited, because it's much more collaborative to be on set than be alone and carry all this responsibility," Hart said.
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No, the devils don't seem to be learning to interact socially without destroying each other's faces, but their immune systems are learning to fight back against the infection via phenomenally rapid adaptations.
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The flagship offering from legacy food magazine Bon Appétit's phenomenally successful YouTube channel, the show sees professionally trained pastry chef Claire Saffitz reconstruct familiar snacks—Almond Joys, Pringles, Skittles—with quality ingredients.
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Facebook's censorship of a 44-year-old prize-winning photo suggests that the company still has a phenomenally reductive understanding of this responsibility, despite its incredible influence over the world's news readership.
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Google has clapped back in tremendous fashion at Epic Games, which earlier this month decided to make the phenomenally popular Fortnite available for Android via its own website instead of Google's Play Store.
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However, we must remember that what is proposed is not a one time wealth tax, as much public discussion implicitly assumes, but an annual wealth tax, which would impose a phenomenally larger burden.
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"It is a phenomenally hard problem to anticipate what a car could do under absolutely any set of circumstances," Simon Segars, speaking to CNBC's Karen Tso at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, said.
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While the 2018 performances highlighted the phenomenally bizarre Finnish "Waste of Space" scene and Iceland's furious black metal community, in 2019, the Dutch will showcase their own extreme metal ingenuity for audiences at Roadburn.
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Putin last year called Trump "a really brilliant and talented person" and the Kremlin said on Thursday that the U.S. president-elect's foreign policy approach was "phenomenally close" to that of the Russian leader.
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The animated series features Ghibli's usual phenomenally rich backdrops for the woodland setting, and its familiar rounded character designs, but they're clearly CGI, with a gimbaled floaty quality that Ghibli characters don't normally have.
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Whether Gaethje's first fight in the UFC is a bust, or whether he becomes an overnight sensation as a result of this performance, he has a catalogue of phenomenally entertaining fights behind him already.
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It is also, at present, arguably the only whisky in the phenomenally successful and expensive Suntory line (the whiskeys range from $35 to hundreds of dollars) that can affordably be served in highball format.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates, author of Between the World and Me, the phenomenally best-selling personal statement in the guise of a letter to his teenage son, provides the foreword to The Origin of Others.
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While many scientists praise the phenomenally successful reductionist approach of the past centuries, John Wheeler, the influential Princeton University physicist whose work touched on topics from nuclear physics to black holes, expressed an interesting alternative.
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This too was not being shown, however, and it strikes me that it is likely phenomenally difficult to pull off well — so it may be a while before we see a good demo of it.
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"Having such a complete, contextualised later Bronze Age home is a phenomenally rare discovery, especially in the United Kingdom," reads an update on the project's website, describing the find as an opportunity prehistorians long for.
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Since the game's release, it seems that Niantic Labs has struggled with demand for the phenomenally popular game, and it's had to push back the Japanese release date for the game because of server capacity.
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If the singer seems phenomenally relatable despite her high-profile life and 110 million avid Instagram followers, she credits those very fans and social media for allowing her to be so open and down-to-earth.
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As one would expect from a man whose art phenomenally unifies humor and social commentary with references to Persian epic poetry and illustrious sixteenth-century Iranian Coffeehouse painting, he is delightful, cultivated, witty, and incredibly meticulous.
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"It is a phenomenally hard problem to anticipate what a car could do under absolutely any set of circumstances," Simon Segars, who was speaking to CNBC's Karen Tso at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, added.
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Both now in their 2000s, both home-schooled after the primary grades, they are phenoms of the sort that New York seems to produce with some regularity, and what they do phenomenally well is play chess.
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And those concerned should look at the success of products Ive supposedly wasn't as involved in, like AirPods and the redesigned iPhone X. "The design team is phenomenally talented," Cook wrote in the email to NBC News.
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"It is a phenomenally hard problem to anticipate what a car could do under absolutely any set of circumstances," Simon Segars, who was speaking at CNBC's Karen Tso at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, added.
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The Kuiper Belt is currently an area of intense study, in part because of New Horizons' phenomenally successful visit to Pluto last year and the extension of its mission to other Kuiper Belt objects like 2014 MU69.
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Arthur Hiller, an Academy Award-nominated director whose long career began in live television and flourished in the movies in the 1970s with crowd-pleasers like the phenomenally successful "Love Story," died on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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He worries especially about how the psychologists who work for these companies make the tools phenomenally addictive, as many are well-versed in the field of persuasive design (or how to influence human behavior through the screen).
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Cave Brown described Weiss as the mastermind of hyping Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (a k a Star Wars), a phenomenally expensive proposal aimed at intercepting and destroying ballistic missiles for the purpose of wringing the Soviets dry.
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How does it happen that year after year after year, people on top do phenomenally well, year after year after year, working class and middle class of this country struggle and 40 million people live in poverty?
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When you did, could you have imagined that a self-identified "democratic socialist" could win 22 states, be phenomenally successful among young people, and give Hillary Clinton a real run for her money for the Democratic nomination?
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Secondly, they're subject to the airflow, and the airflow inside an airplane is phenomenally fast, and it goes from the ceiling to floor virtually in all these modern aircraft very quickly, and it stays right where you're are.
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The selection came soon after the end of the men's singles competition at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, where Chen — a phenomenally physically gifted 18-year-old skater — dominated his competitors, earning first place by a wide margin.
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"I think going forward, it's going to be more and more common to see this kind of reverse flows as Asian demand for oil products like jet fuel and diesel is growing phenomenally," a Singapore-based trader said.
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And as if that first goal didn't sear a large enough hole in the net, here's the second laser of the bunch, a phenomenally precise free kick that lights up the corner, leaving the keeper at a standstill.
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Phenomenally talented, and already Instagram famous before their first appearance on the show, they were willowy and fair-skinned, exceptionally gifted at pulling off classically "fishy" looks, which in drag slang means feminine to the point of passing.
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"When we were doing the FAA bill last fall, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Jet Blue and United all increased their bag fees by $85033, but I didn't see that their passenger boardings fell off phenomenally," the chairman said.
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To assure forgetful riders they're not alone in the awkward struggle to reunite with their junk, Uber released a phenomenally entertaining and eye-opening list of items that people have accidentally (or purposefully) left behind in cars this week.
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"I expected some resistance, some 'you guys are out of your minds,' but our meetings on the Hill went phenomenally well," she said, noting that Glaad had hired the Raben Group, a lobbying firm, to help with the effort.
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I single out three women: Sarah Haarmann, Lindsey Jones and Maggie Cloud, all so happily unalike and purposeful, and the phenomenally long-legged Joshua Tuason, a quiet dancer until the size and shape of some moves makes him register hugely.
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While the world-dominating hype from its launch has predictably subsided, Pokémon Go remains a phenomenally successful mobile game by any other metric, and continues to add features to attract new players and extract more money from the existing base.
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Just announced Emmy Nominee Betty is just a phenomenally talented person who is also the sweetest and Brandon will have you dying laughing and needs to be in 100 more films so please look out for that handsome guy xx.
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For the past few seasons, he's been the sort of player—phenomenally talented, often injured, capable of sustaining a team's offense one month and weighing it down the next—whose periodic success is praised with one eye already on coming disappointment.
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Twenty years after Nintendo launched the first of its phenomenally successful Pokemon games, propelling portable gaming to frenzied levels and creating a generation of Pikachu obsessives, the group has yet to transition its famous gaming stars onto our smartphone screens.
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"It is a phenomenally hard problem to anticipate what a car could do under absolutely any set of circumstances," Simon Segars, who was speaking with CNBC's Karen Tso at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, said earlier this week.
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While saying the outgoing CEO "did a phenomenally good job," Wells still faces a mountain of problems relating to a stagnant business that hasn't gained any footing in the years since the financial crisis, said Bove, of Odeon Capital Group.
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Kyrgios, at this stage, is not just a magnet for the paparazzi or the casual fan who wants to watch a young, phenomenally gifted man on the verge of either a nervous breakdown or a spectacular, not entirely reasonable winner.
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To take this a step further, not only do advocates of strong intervention face opposition from conservative domination of state and, increasingly, local government, they also face economic forces that have proven phenomenally difficult to turn in a more favorable direction.
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Archie: To Riverdale and Back Again (also known as Archie: Return to Riverdale) was phenomenally bad, taking a much more straightforward approach to adapting the comics than the dark and broody Twin Peaks-meets-90210 approach of the CW's Riverdale.
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Though Trump World Tower has since been dwarfed by a new generation of super-tall apartment buildings, like 432 Park Avenue, it was phenomenally tall in its day — so tall that the Trump Organization marketed it as a 90-story residence.
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At the luxury end, you've got a phenomenally immersive 8K TV, and at the other is a unique set that might just cause some people to share their Instagram Story with friends from the couch instead of passing a phone around.
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" From Coinage: The 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time Director David Yates put out this statement: "Jude Law is a phenomenally talented actor whose work I have long admired, and I'm looking forward to finally having the opportunity to work with him.
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At the time of the trial, Schwimmer's name was one of the few being mentioned in pop culture as often as Kardashian's: he was in the midst of entering the world of fame himself, as the star of the phenomenally popular sitcom Friends.
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There's tragedy and there's comedy and there's drama and despair, and everything looks so phenomenally, exorbitantly epic — in the realest sense of the word — that watching it feels like living through something, like having the pieces of your emotional furniture get pushed around.
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Streamers on phenomenally popular game-streaming site Twitch would stream themselves betting seemingly thousands of dollars worth of skins, and in some cases losing it all—though there is suspicion in some cases that the streamers were sponsored by the skin gambling sites.
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In a copycat league, where assistants are interviewed for head coaching slots based on mere proximity to trendsetters, we are learning that coaching a phenomenally successful black quarterback is not a guarantee of the career boost that white coordinators have traditionally received.
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If Bill Gates, whose net worth is north of $90 billion, moved into a struggling Detroit neighborhood, we would measure the average wealth in his new ZIP code as being phenomenally higher in the year he moved than in the year prior.
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"What we are concerned about is a limited number of bad actors who are phenomenally clever about how they can access our intellectual property," said Bob Ackerman, founder of AllegisCyber, a venture capital firm based in San Francisco and Maryland that backs cyber security startups.
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Which brings us to the possible reason for why Facebook is acquiring Bloomsbury AI, a startup that I'm told was phenomenally strong when viewed as a group of researchers, but less so when it comes to getting a commercially viable product out of the door.
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"I was phenomenally blessed to have a team of mentors, team of guides that would think of me quite genderlessly," Bose told CNBC Make It. "I really want to see that happen with a lot of women, and I know that it doesn't," she continued.
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"If you take a look at the structure of the American bank balance sheet, as a whole or even at the individual banks, it's in phenomenally good shape, Bove, vice president of equity research at Rafferty Capital Markets, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Yesterday, he ate a phenomenally large breakfast: Selected excerpts from the KentLive story—which I really would suggest you read in full if you are a fan of artistry or art (the subhead, "He Smashed It," deserves to be hung in the Louvre)—are below.
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Upon its full release, "1:46" became "Shallow," and in turn, "Shallow" became one of the 2018's most ubiquitous songs: high stakes, dramatic (positively theatrical, in fact), and, most importantly, phenomenally sung, showcasing Gaga as the formidable, world-beating voice she's always been.
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These sites minimized costs, maximized security and allowed companies to scale up, contract or split into different units quickly — at the same time they promoted sprawl and traffic jams and transformed once-quaint bedroom communities south of San Francisco into phenomenally expensive places to live.
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Xiaomi has announced the latest entry in its phenomenally popular Redmi Note series and, just as the Redmi Note 7 heralded a flood of 48-megapixel phone cameras earlier this year, the Redmi Note 8 Pro is among the first with a 64-megapixel sensor.
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Michael Finkel's "The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit," an account of Knight's self-imposed exile from civilization, started as a phenomenally popular magazine article in GQ. This expanded version will no doubt have the same mass appeal.
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Although she exuded confidence, she described in a note having a "phenomenally powerful fear of social embarrassment," and also long worried that she would not be able to keep up with other cyclists, said Charlie and Sherry Townsend, the co-founders of her development team.
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In one sequence of archive footage, Rocky skillfully lands a hot air balloon that has frozen in the stratosphere—just one instance of him casually avoiding certain death—not to mention a phenomenally bad-ass move that anyone's child would struggle to escape the shadow of.
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" In Man in Disorder: The Cinema of Lina Wertmüller in the 1970s, Grace Russo Bullaro ponders Lina Wertmüller, the first woman nominated for an Academy Award in direction for her Italian film Seven Beauties: "Why was she so phenomenally popular one moment and so forgotten the next?
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"I'm very proud of the fact that we have just raised in the last month, we had a phenomenally good month, we've raised over $25 million, despite the fact that 80 percent of the primaries and caucuses are behind us," Sanders said in a news conference Sunday.
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The standard rap for the last 10 years for music, of business, has been you guys are either going to make no money selling music traditionally, or you'll make a little bit of money from streams, or if you're phenomenally successful, you can make some money from streams.
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Burt Ward, who co-starred as the Caped Crusader's teen sidekick Robin alongside West on on the phenomenally popular and slyly campy 1960s TV series, was on hand to celebrate the life of his longtime friend along with West's wife Marcelle, his children and other members of his family.
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Astronomers have for some time suspected that it houses a phenomenally massive black hole—one 6.5bn times more massive than the Sun, and more than a thousand times more massive than the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way galaxy in which the Earth and Sun sit.
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Harvey also points out that Simons comes with the benefits of a number two because of his allyship with an actual number two, his longtime business partner, Pieter Mulier: "Raf is phenomenally talented, but one of his big talents is to have somebody like Pieter with him," Harvey attests.
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He made two further trips across the Channel in the 1860s, encountering Edwin and Ruth Edwards, who became his English dealers and close friends, and proved phenomenally successful at marketing his flower pictures, of which he was to paint about 500 to 600 over the next 30 years.
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He has suggested that he is considering running for president in 2020, and taking a highly visible stand against a big corporation and its phenomenally wealthy chief executive, Jeff Bezos, could score points with the energized Democratic activists on the left who are likely to vote in primaries.
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To my mind, Rickman's two greatest performances were ones that have been overshadowed by Potter over the past two decades: as a ghost who returns to have an affair with his grief-stricken former lover in Truly, Madly, Deeply and as the older, phenomenally decent Colonel Brandon in Sense & Sensibility.
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On the phenomenally popular television show " Servant of the People ," which aired from 2015 to the spring of 2019, he played Vasyl Holoborodko, a lovable and self-effacing high-school teacher who, in the first episode, is filmed by a student unleashing a profanity-filled tirade against Ukraine's corrupt political class.
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A related but separate concern is the swelling interest in "selling volatility" or betting that volatility will remain somnolent — something that has proved phenomenally profitable since the global financial crisis, prompting money to flow into popular exchange traded funds that offer retail investors a clean way to bet on tranquility.
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The 23-note of the island's currency, the New Taiwan Dollar, depicts a baseball team, paying homage to its phenomenally successful youth teams, which, as any ex-Little Leaguer of a certain age will recall, dominated the Little League World Series from 22 to 21992, winning 22002 of 28 finals.
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For some reason, though, the office always has one middle-to-upper manager who is just phenomenally friendly with them both—finger points, breezing through the security gate without showing a pass, has almost definitely fucked someone after-hours in one of the meeting rooms—and in that relationship, there is power.
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It seems unlikely that anything significant will ever be built on them, although if construction picks up elsewhere they could conceivably serve as (phenomenally expensive) aggregate mines, since marine sand can usually be used to make concrete, as long as it's been rinsed sufficiently to remove all the salt and other undesirable materials.
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Instead, it is one of the sport's youngest, brightest, happiest, heartiest stars everybody is saying goodbye to — Jose Fernandez, just 24, a phenomenally good pitcher for the Miami Marlins with a sky's-the-limit future, found dead from a boating accident Sunday morning in South Florida, a short boat ride from his native Cuba.
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We recommend the memoir of a professional foodie and the biography of a secretive investor who was determined to beat the market — he succeeded, phenomenally — as well as the life of an influential leftist congresswoman from the 13.953s and the lives of three sisters who pushed their way to the center of modern Chinese history.
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BECKY QUICK: There was a question that came in from a viewer, and I don't know the number on it you guys, if you can find it, the gist of the question was does the market still have plenty of GEICOs out there that you could find that are great investments, that are going to continue to grow phenomenally?
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BECKY QUICK: There was a question that came in from a viewer, and I don't know the number on it you guys, if you can find it, the gist of the question was does the market still have plenty of GEICO's out there that you could find that are great investments, that are going to continue to grow phenomenally?
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It's a phenomenally referential film, and you can expect months to come of "Endgame Easter eggs you missed" posts and videos and listicles, mostly created by people who really underestimate your intelligence and your attention to detail, and hope you'll click on yet another roundup of obvious references, out of a fear that maybe you did miss something.
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There was only one real candidate for the BET Hip-Hop Award for Hustler of the Year, and that person was Ms Cardi B. 2017 has seen her rise phenomenally to the top of the charts through sheer grit, determination, charm, and talent, and it's only right that she was appropriately honoured at last night's awards.
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According to Evans, its strategy isn't to do what Amazon does but to go where it isn't by focusing on growing its wholesale platform in the US."It's to basically take the great American brands and sell their products to the Chinese consumer on our platform who loves American products, and we've been phenomenally successful with that," he said.
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Mr. Slimane, 47, a former men's wear designer at Dior Homme, had made a series of sweeping changes to the house since his arrival in 2012, moving the design studio to Los Angeles from Paris, renaming its ready-to-wear line Saint Laurent, redesigning its logo and creating a distinctive design aesthetic that proved phenomenally successful with shoppers.
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And with Peter's MCU-based father figures off the table, that would also give future Spider-Man films a chance to make up for the most baffling decision Marvel ever made, which was to hire a phenomenally talented Oscar-winning actress to play the most important person in Peter's life, and then put her on the back burner for two films.
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Aside from the inherent ridiculousness of the premise (which rests on the idea that dancers who are phenomenally talented in one style will be utterly lost in others, a theory So You Think You Can Dance has repeatedly disproved), On Pointe hits many of the same beats as the first film, a strategy the Step Up franchise has used to box office success.
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"My particular concern also addresses the poor countries that have had the benefit of improved growth over the last couple of years, where commodity prices are picking up again, where it's really phenomenally important for them, and even in countries whether they are advanced, or otherwise, it is always the poor people that suffer the most as a result of those barriers or trade tariffs," Lagarde told CNBC.
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The close encounter with a culture that turned out to be more novel to me than I had anticipated expanded my horizons beyond what I had thought possible: my friendships with phenomenally talented people who came from worlds so entirely unlike my own; the clarity and simplicity of argument favored by my tutors; and, perhaps most importantly of all, the sense that India, Australia and America are as natural interlocutors as Germany or France.
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After all, the Yeezy 4 show — underwritten by Adidas, which manufactures his phenomenally successful sneaker line — was far from the only thing that Mr. West had to concern himself with during a week when on two consecutive nights at a sold-out Madison Square Garden, he deployed deeply imaginative stagecraft to refashion that tired hulk of an arena into a space module, himself performing afloat on a stage that hovered above a mosh pit filled with fans for whom he is as much prophet as rapper, designer and celebrity booty call.
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In an era when the use of ground troops has proved costly, unpopular and generally ineffective, and where threats might be real but not necessarily "strategic," they are a godsend: missiles whose accuracy minimizes the risk of collateral damage, that pose no risk to aircrews, are unstoppable and phenomenally accurate, can yield an impact equal to five to ten tons of high explosive with no warhead at all yet be capable of delivering a nuclear bomb, and can reach nearly every coordinate on the surface of the earth within 30 minutes.
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