"This happened over a five-hour period, piece by piece by piece by piece," Broadhead said.
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"This happened over a five-hour period, piece by piece by piece by piece," said Broadhead at a press conference.
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Piece by piece by piece, Obamacare is just being wiped out.
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"Piece by piece by piece, Obamacare is just being wiped out," Trump said while talking about health care.
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"I want to be trustworthy to my audience … I take it seriously, we're going to get this thing figured out piece by piece by piece."
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Then — piece by piece — twirl your hair around your finger.
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"America is getting taken apart piece by piece," Trump said.
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In HP:WU you: So let's take that piece by piece.
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How many phones can you unscrew yourself, piece by piece?
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Going through it piece by piece, this statement is fascinating.
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We broke down Ninja's ultimate streaming setup piece by piece.
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Instead it will be painstakingly taken apart, piece by piece.
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Yet answers are emerging, piece by piece, some 3,000 years later.
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The formerly sprawling industrial giant is being dismantled piece by piece.
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Piece by piece they're going to start chipping away at it.
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It's still multiplying tissue and building it up piece by piece.
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Like the Mir, it was assembled in space, piece by piece.
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The only alternative is to create it slowly, piece by piece.
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There is the possibility to reel it back piece by piece.
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And it's built piece by piece, Lego block by Lego block.
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As we stop to witness, the bulls disappear piece by piece.
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Editorial Piece by piece, the death penalty continues to fall apart.
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They pulled the equipment piece by piece up through a mine shaft.
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The forces from the tumbling ripped its components apart, piece by piece.
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You upgrade your system piece by piece, looking for value and performance.
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Optimists hope that the political ruin can be reconstructed, piece by piece.
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It happened, piece by piece, under politically entrenched and physically threatening conditions.
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That's certainly apparent as he goes over the costume, piece by piece.
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He starts off piece by piece, placing individual sheets into the pool.
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Mara ate hers piece by piece, plucking each one like a jewel.
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You get over the betrayal by chucking this baggage — piece by piece.
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And he's finding out, piece by piece, that he is very, very bad.
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We were writing songs piece by piece and just being patient with ourselves.
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Verizon and other phone companies are retiring their copper networks piece by piece.
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He'll take it piece by piece, a bite here and a bite there.
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Shop piece by piece or keep it simple with Samsung's bundled kitchen packages.
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Her mother sold off her own jewelry, piece by piece to support the family.
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Taken piece by piece, it's hundreds of bits of hard-to-stomach flash fiction.
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Hospitals will be able to buy only the simulations they need, piece by piece.
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But once I got over myself, I took apart that section piece by piece.
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Allow us to break it down piece by piece for you for easier digestibility.
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Kevin Cheveldayoff has been painstakingly putting this roster together piece-by-piece since 2011.
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According to Rudolph, the debate is best approached on a piece-by-piece basis.
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Khloe Kardashian literally ripped her pants off piece by piece ... or so it seemed.
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At least Johnny Cash's piece-by-piece Cadillac thief got a car out of it.
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She recently celebrated her best pop solo performance nomination for her song "Piece By Piece."
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Obviously, things don't happen overnight, so it's sort of bit by bit, piece by piece.
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Instead of translating sentences piece by piece, it looks at the sentence as a whole.
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Rather than using wrecking balls or dynamite, construction crews demolished the stadium piece by piece.
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Click on the video below to watch how the scene came together piece-by-piece.
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Artist by artist, piece by piece, there's a lot of quiet agitation in the air.
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It's too bad, because scene by scene, piece by piece, there are things to like.
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Next Mr. Gold hired people to take the paddleball court apart — carefully, piece by piece.
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Piece by piece, successive Australian governments have eroded the benefits offered to migrating New Zealanders.
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That shared appetite led them to invest piece by piece in a jointly held collection.
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The dark of the outside world gets them, piece by piece (an apt metaphor for adulthood?).
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Clinton's campaign was live-tweeting the former secretary of state's speech on racism, piece-by-piece.
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Why don't you go through pretty much everything and then we'll go through piece by piece.
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Oil platforms are usually removed piece by piece and taken to the shore using complex vessels.
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Instead, the researchers built small segments and swapped them piece by piece into E. coli genomes.
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That's for The Sinner to reveal, piece by piece, over its sure-to-be-chilling sophomore season.
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And we're chipping away at that piece by piece, and this is an important aspect of that.
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You're already reading each section piece by piece, and then all of a sudden a popup appears.
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It's a pleasure to watch the song come together piece by piece in the live version above.
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Can you watch a pigeon being pulled apart piece by piece by a hawk in the morning?
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"America is getting taken apart piece by piece and auctioned off to the highest bidder," Trump said.
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Tuesday's legal developments are the latest sign that, piece by piece, that edifice might be coming down.
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So this was a way of me sort of finding my way through it piece by piece.
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The old Tappan Zee was closed to traffic in October and was being disassembled piece by piece.
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That piece-by-piece approach was essential for Butler when he joined the eclipse exhibition of 1918.
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The company offers one, key product, opting to make it a little bit better, piece by piece.
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"(An) SSP would be assembled piece-by-piece over repeated launches and dockings," according to the JAXA.
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Piece by piece we will now begin the process of giving America the great HealthCare it deserves!
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"You reveal it piece by piece during trial and then make your strongest argument in your closing."
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Then the band returned and played the entire album, track by track, piece by piece, as an encore.
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She picked Clarkson because she said she has always been a fan of the "Piece By Piece" singer.
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SunEdison has been selling off assets piece by piece as it decides which path its reorganization will take.
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Sands's pages, many of them beautifully adorned with photos, maps, letters—evidence—we see the piece-by-piece
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But after the Republican Convention, Atwater put together a campaign that gradually picked Dukakis apart, piece by piece.
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The Trump response has gotten so predictable, in fact, that you can break it down piece-by-piece.
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Since joining the show, the "Piece by Piece" singer has nabbed back-to-back wins with her artists.
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Clarkson live-tweeted the final show, which included a pre-taped performance from the "Piece by Piece" singer.
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We aren't going to change the fabric of our skinny-obsessed culture overnight, but instead piece by piece.
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Eddie Lampert, a billionaire Connecticut hedge fund manager, has been dismantling Sears piece by piece for 2235 years.
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Winds peeled off the aluminum roof piece by piece throughout the night, and knocked over several gas pumps.
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Piece by piece, its supports, roadways, walkways, and subway tracks were rebuilt at a cost of $1.2 billion.
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Piece by piece we nailed them together like a puzzle before covering the roof with the new tarp.
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They break into the man's dwelling and, in an act of arbitrary aggression, dismantle it piece by piece.
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Now, we don't use leverages much as the people who would buy them piece by piece would do.
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Qualcomm's holding its big annual get-together this week in Hawaii, portioning off Snapdragon news, piece by piece.
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IS has released several carefully staged videos showing the piece-by-piece destruction of Palmyra's most famous sites.
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That's improving with new measures from the card networks but, again, the upgrades are happening piece by piece.
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Since winning Idol, Clarkson has released seven studio albums, the latest of which is 20133's Piece by Piece.
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And that may mean de-orbiting the space station piece by piece or boosting it into a higher orbit.
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The very ground beneath these neighborhoods has shifted, and the foundations of neighborhoods must be rebuilt piece by piece.
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It's easy to see where the product is going, as the company continues to add features piece by piece.
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The "Piece by Piece" singer opted for a Gryffindor shirt, as did her 2-year-old daughter River Rose.
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America is being taken apart piece by piece, auctioned off and just rapidly, auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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Moreover, the idea of actually upgrading your phone piece-by-piece is kind of a pain in the ass.
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In one sequence, Mr. Porteleki beats wildly on his drum kit as Ms. Vadas disassembles it, piece by piece.
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Wade but votes to systematically destroy abortion rights, in case after case, piece by piece, for group after group.
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They argue the legal strategy by Elias and company is specifically designed to undo Florida law, piece by piece.
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On the grass outside the old factory buildings were entire building fronts that had been removed piece by piece.
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Chord could then read that information and, piece by piece, begin to reverse engineer how it all worked together.
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Kelly Clarkson's "Piece by Piece" may bring tears to your eyes even if you don't know what it's about.
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President Trump and Republicans in Congress tried to repeal the law and then to undo it piece by piece.
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One of the most titillating features Sunny Leone, a former actress in X-rated videos, undressing piece by piece.
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The teahouse was disassembled and shipped to Boulder, piece by piece, where it stands today in its full glory.
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But don't get discouraged; with the right help, you can restore any prewar property, piece by piece, if necessary.
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"Piece by piece, they're taking it apart," said Joseph J. Esposito, the commissioner of the city's Office of Emergency Management.
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But he encouraged Trump not to pursue a big immigration bill, instead to move on the issue piece by piece.
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Though he no longer owns the business he built piece by piece, he will still see the investment pour in.
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Kim Kardashian West is revealing the family's annual photo piece by piece — just like a holiday advent calendar — and Dec.
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Kim Kardashian is revealing this year's highly-anticipated family Christmas card piece by piece just like a holiday advent calendar.
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He's back, and he watches Mr. Robot (whom he can now observe) cracking a complex numeric code, piece-by-piece.
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Kim Kardashian West is revealing the family's annual photo piece by piece — just like a holiday advent calendar — and Dec.
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In February, Clarkson brought on the waterworks with an emotional a Capella performance of "Piece by Piece" during Idol's preliminaries.
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But Trump has dismantled Obama's environmental and climate agenda piece by piece, including major regulations and the emissions-cut pledge.
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By the eighteen-nineties, they were passing laws that, piece by piece, reclaimed the right to vote for whites alone.
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Thanks to this newly stable internal support system, the figure could be returned to its original position, piece by piece.
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He built, piece by piece, to the final offering, Chopin's own "Funeral March" Sonata, giving an impetuous yet searching performance.
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"We bought an old alpage up in the mountains, and it was taken apart piece by piece," Ms. Blower said.
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While few adopt all the solutions, it is now possible to see the required playbook being implemented piece by piece.
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Each artist's segment was designed and then built piece-by-piece, with stones mounted on one-square-meter metal panels.
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Including the fact that I think we have a good shot at piece by piece getting Syria to stop fighting.
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They began publishing it piece-by-piece last month, promoting it on Twitter in the style of an advent calendar.
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"They took over the land piece by piece," said Yacoub, one of 10 Palestinians who first appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Trust me, it's going to take a little bit more time, but we're working piece by piece to get that done.
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This isn't the first time the "Piece by Piece" singer has shared an adorable moment with her daughter on social media.
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The potential innocent explanations for the president's behavior over the last two years have been steadily stripped away, piece by piece.
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We are going to negotiate piece by piece with the E.U. And, you know, we continue to have conversations with China.
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But the House never acted on the bill, arguing for a piece-by-piece approach that would start with border security.
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Rebalancing also can take place at a deeper level than asset allocation if you are building your portfolio piece by piece.
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Like the owners of the Cadillac factory, we've missed the bigger picture as we've lost control of government piece by piece.
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When a task becomes too overwhelming, I still find myself breaking it down into parts and finishing it piece by piece.
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But Donald Trump has sided with Republicans who want to repeal it, if not all at once, then piece by piece.
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A narrow gallery displays some of the Chareaus' art collection, which they sold piece by piece to survive in New York.
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Ms. Traister documents piece by piece how the politics of power interlocked to form a nearly impenetrable armor around Mr. Weinstein.
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That was 10 months ago, and since then the Trump-administration world that I described has been deconstructed, piece by piece.
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But once you start looking closely, the impression changes artist by artist, piece by piece — there's quiet agitation in the air.
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Beyond sharing video chat happy hour screenshots and quarantine dinner concoctions, our piece-by-piece biographies have ground to a halt.
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The tragic reality is that at this stage in pregnancy, an abortion occurs by literally dismembering the child piece by piece.
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And that's what we now risk losing, piece by piece, with an administration that would keep that tank hatch slammed shut.
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"We take the wood piece by piece, fit them together in a curve, measure each piece and cut it," he said.
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AND THAT JUNK DRAWER ... "Don't waste your time standing over the drawer sifting through it piece by piece," Ms. Roberson said.
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"We always start by filling up a room and taking things away piece by piece, until it almost hurts," Krakvik says.
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The owner, Doug Brown, said he&aposs complying with the demolition order at his own pace, dismantling the home piece by piece.
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The restrictions are intended, in part, to keep felons and other people prohibited from possessing firearms from acquiring them piece by piece.
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But the black American experience is a vast thing, too; that didn't stop Black-ish from taking it on piece by piece.
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Day 24 of the KarJenner's piece-by-piece Christmas card countdown featured another group photo — but it's missing a few important members.
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Piece by Piece constructs a larger assembly of contemporary meaning and the artist's collective acuity concerning the world in which we live.
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A much scarier possibility, one you've seen in countries like Hungary and Venezuela, is a piece-by-piece dismantling of democratic systems.
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Instead of shelling out $349 or $400 for the HomePod or Home Max, you can create your own version piece by piece.
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Piece by piece, these virtual fragments are being stitched together to form a shared, persistent place that will parallel the real world.
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"You start pulling on the thread of the sweater and you realize quickly you can't do it piece by piece," Martz said.
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We hope to slowly, piece by piece, work CASE into one or more analogs to determine its value for future space expeditions.
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It involved painstakingly dismantling the entire machine piece by piece, using janky tools in place of the specialized ones I didn't have.
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McKee's main focus is dissecting well-told stories, unpacking them piece by piece, and figuring out how they do what they do.
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Can it be dismantled, piece by piece, or should we start figuring out how to live with a nuclear-armed North Korea?
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There are a lot of other things in that bill she got done piece by piece, pushing the rock up the hill.
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Still, he continues to barter for audio gear in lieu of cash payments as he improves his home studio piece by piece.
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For months, city officials have been contemplating back and forth on whether to implode the building or demolish it piece by piece.
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Piece by piece, my framer has become intimate with me: my choosiness, my fondnesses, my dumb, entirely sincere urge to create remarkability.
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And now, suddenly, it's gone — taken apart, piece by piece, in order to be shipped to Chicago and rebuilt in a gallery.
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Once a construction company finishes using a crane, a team will spend between two or three days taking it apart, piece by piece.
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So it&aposs kind of sad because we&aposre not going to get anywhere until we start taking this apart piece by piece.
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But, he suggested, why not try to do it piece by piece instead—to just reconstruct particular aspects, such as nonlocality or causality?
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Harvard University Press; 592 pages; $35 and £27.95 SHE seemed a dismembered monstrosity as she grew, piece by piece, in a Parisian atelier.
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If you have a lot of layers, he recommends taking them piece-by-piece and pinning each one in for a secure hold.
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There are a lot of other things in that bill that she got done piece by piece, pushing that rock up the hill.
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It's primarily a process of approaching a large-scale project piece by piece instead of as a whole, so it becomes more manageable.
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The proud mom even broke the fabulous getup down piece by piece, so parents everywhere can "get the look" for their kids, too.
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Over the phone, Kaba says she simply tries to fill it piece by piece, with as many people as possible fighting alongside her.
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"I DO not want to die slowly, piece by piece," said Gloria Taylor, pleading in 2011 to be allowed a medically assisted death.
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"What's described in the literature is taking the instrument apart piece by piece, cleaning it with disinfectant and allowing it to drip dry."
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Piece by piece, the music that would become "Blonde" and "Endless" was coming together, though up until then, it had been slow going.
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He has enacted his agenda piece by piece, in politically digestible chunks with few sweeping legislative achievements in a quarter-century in Congress.
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But we, we beloved friends, we patriots, we will close this open tap, and we will win back our Germany, piece by piece.
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The White House is prepared to roll out executive actions piece by piece, not necessarily all at once, once the President signs off.
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"This a very large, complex puzzle that we're filling the pieces in, piece by piece -- what, why and who," Lott told reporters Friday.
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WASHINGTON — For months, conservative news outlets have built a case against Imran Awan, his wife, two brothers and a friend, piece by piece.
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Through their work from sketch to garment, it's also their job to generate new feelings — conversations, too — from season to season, piece by piece.
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The 42-tweet thread, shared on Twitter, is chilling and suspenseful — a modern day ghost story ladled out piece by piece on social media.
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Combine all those ingredients and the most likely path under Roberts seems to be an incremental process of narrowing abortion rights piece by piece.
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Bears opted for a smush, the penguins a peck and the chimps just pawed them apart and then ate the pumpkins piece by piece.
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Every maker has a story like that — a first step that often involves tearing down a computer or clock or toaster, piece by piece.
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Kelly sang her song, "Piece by Piece" -- a song about her dad abandoning her and how she would never do that to her child.
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Piece by piece Snap is trying to eek a developer platform out of Snapchat Lenses and give users something extra at the same time.
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Seated at work stations in the center of the shop, builders assemble the models, piece by piece over the course of a few weeks.
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A few years ago, each would have been torn down, piece by piece, assessed using instruction manuals, and the servicing recorded in paper tomes.
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Piece by piece, the interiors regained their former splendor, making those years of disrepair seem like a bad dream the space finally awoke from.
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Her father, Carlos Chávez, and a group of neighbors were still removing the rubble, piece by piece, on Monday morning to free her body.
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By circumventing high-ticket items like the HomePod or Google Home Max, Amazon is letting users build their home audio system piece by piece.
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Kelly Clarkson canceled the remainder of her Piece by Piece Tour in September, but she's still in touch with her fans, as People reports.
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Taking that part of the bridge apart piece by piece could lead to collapse, Tappan Zee Constructors, the company responsible for the demolition, determined.
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Quality time, piece by piece Amanda Kahle and her husband Christopher started their puzzle business, Inner Piece, a little more than a year ago.
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The dish itself is a labor of love and layering, each component — vegetables, meat, rice — carefully put together piece by piece in a pot.
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After all, if you had the opportunity to design the perfect partner piece by piece, like modular furniture, wouldn't you give it a whirl?
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Thursday morning, President Donald Trump's Homeland Security Department's press operation sent out a 1,592 word opposition document ripping into the proposal, piece by piece.
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So the old Tappan Zee cannot be blown up but instead must be disassembled piece by piece like a delicate pile of pickup sticks.
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President Trump claims that because Congress has failed to repeal Obamacare, he's going to "piece by piece" give America the health care it deserves.
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" Sunday, at the 59th Grammy Awards, Clarkson is up for another award for the emotional live American Idol version of her ballad "Piece by Piece.
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The Mindtribe team continued to surgically rip apart the shoe, piece by piece, to see how the electronics were squeezed into such a small package.
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Worked out piece by piece, equation by equation, by hundreds of brilliant minds driven to understand not just the what, but the how of reality.
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A few hours before sunrise Monday, workers began dismantling the obelisk piece by piece as supporters and opponents gathered nearby amid a strong police presence.
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They shoved 1,000-ton tunneling machines through the city's bone marrow, then ripped the ogres apart and hauled them to the surface piece by piece.
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Google has been revamping its look piece by piece to fall in line with the Material Design style guidelines that it introduced two years ago.
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There's no public market for Palantir stock, so Thiel would have to sell his stake piece by piece — a process that's rare but not unprecedented.
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And its pop-up design means you don't have to put the tree together piece-by-piece — it can be assembled in three simple steps.
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Democrats said they would probably try to pass the legislative package piece by piece, with the first votes on the House floor expected in May.
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The couple unfurled Archie piece by piece: parts of his face, fingers and feet on Instagram, often in sepia-toned or black-and-white images.
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"He is undoing it, piece by piece, executive order by executive order," said Sam Nunberg, who worked on the early stages of Trump's presidential campaign.
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I also could afford to save by purchasing whole bags of onions and potatoes at Aldi, rather than having to buy produce piece by piece.
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It's like a puzzle, all these people came together, piece by piece, and now Donald Trump is coming over and just breaking those puzzle pieces.
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A giant project gets done piece by piece, and a natural way to approach that would have been to do a small, useful piece first.
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She puzzles the pieces together (the show does a wonderful job of showing us how she thinks) and then breaks them apart, piece by piece.
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However, the characters' attempts to solve those magical problems flesh out the series' world, stacking new elements of interest atop one another, piece by piece.
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It's just as painful as if it were a hog, a fish, or a rabbit, if you chopped a rabbit's leg off piece by piece.
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The singer brought everyone – including herself – to tears in February when she performed "Piece by Piece" after guest-judging on the show for the first time.
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But its biggest feature is that it's completely modular, a desktop tower that you can build piece-by-piece to have the exact features you want.
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It's not unlike the way that general audiences are currently ripping apart this movie, or critics like yours truly are breaking it down piece by piece.
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In this inaugural episode of WIRED's new original series, [De]constructed, motorcycle mechanic Matt Dawe takes apart a 1974 Harley Davidson "Shovelhead" motorcycle, piece by piece.
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Those of us who have providing oversight over this issue -- we&aposve had several of our members who have painstakingly going through it piece by piece.
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In this premiere episode of WIRED's new original series, [De]constructed, Dawe takes apart the 44-year-old bike piece by piece, starting with the seat.
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Performing "Piece by Piece," a song about an absentee parent, the pregnant singer touched the crowd and judges with heartbreaking lyrics and an emotionally bare performance.
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" Trump called Obamacare "a broken mess" and claimed that "piece by piece" his administration is beginning the process of giving America "the great HealthCare it deserves!
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Each animatronic body was hand-sculpted down to the freckles and hair (human!), all applied by hand, piece-by-piece, and none more ghoulish than Mr.
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What makes the difference is that the system doesn't translate each part of a sentence piece by piece, but looks at the sentence as a whole.
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By doing mitzvah (good deeds), and Tikkun Olam (world repair / pursuing social justice), you are, piece by piece, bringing the vessels and that holiness back together.
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So Ms. Merck hired Andres Montiel, the owner of Evolution Projects, to restore, paint, assemble and install the old trim, piece by piece, throughout her apartment.
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From the book: No matter what the emergency, whenever people are forced to flee you find, piece by piece, how their understanding of their situation changed.
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While other companies are pushing out self-driving features piece by piece, making cars gradually more capable, Urmson says Aurora is aiming for full Level 4 autonomy.
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This chip was basically built by hand, piece by piece, and in their paper the researchers mention a low yield of functional devices, due to the complexity.
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NASA's other alternative is to get rid of the ISS altogether, by slowly taking it apart piece by piece and plunging that hardware safely into Earth's atmosphere.
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The company is working to tackle some of this dated software piece-by-piece, starting with their far less dated programs used to handle offline booking processes.
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In some sections, Fashion Climbing is just a piece-by-piece description of his various hat collections — and those sections are the best part of the book.
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Rather than, say, introducing a Google Max/HomePod competitor, the company introduced the elements (Sub, Link, et al.) for building a home stereo system, piece by piece.
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The update is arriving piece by piece to those who've downloaded iOS 11.2, which launched two days back with a not-yet-live version of the feature.
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And then it's a bit of grinding—finding more of those enemies to tactically strip them off their valuable gear, piece by piece, and enemy by enemy.
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Each bill aims to reopen shuttered parts of government, piece by piece, as the standoff continues between President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats over border wall funds.
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After repeatedly failing to repeal and replace the ACA in the face of overwhelming public opposition, they've instead resorted to dismantling our health care piece by piece.
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Miami Marlins America's foundation is being gutted by billionaire robber barons selling off businesses piece by piece in order to turn a profit that leaves employees devastated.
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He and four Evanston Township High School assistant principals looked over the dress code piece by piece to see if it aligned with the high school's values.
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Piece by piece, a new World Trade Center has risen around it, including 1 World Trade Center, which looms over an area that was once in ruins.
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"You'd saw the car in half, take it up piece by piece on the elevator, and put it back together once it gets onstage," Mr. Nedeff said.
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"A friend of mine and I took it apart, piece by piece, lugged it up the stairs, and more or less put it together again," he added.
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One of the toilet doors at work has a squeak, so he takes the stall apart and lays it out, piece by piece, in the men's room.
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It&aposs a little frustrating in that there are almost a half million of these documents in Arabic as we try to go through them piece by piece.
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While coasters can still be assembled piece by piece in painstaking precision, there's now a spline-based mode that allows for quicker building of those big-money attractions.
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"You either roll up your sleeves and fight, or you retire" The marriage didn't fail all at once; it failed piece by piece for long enough to dissolve.
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When what you're doing is taking a blighted house, piece by piece, out of the city of Detroit, and putting it on display in Europe, it's not okay.
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Before they can gut the law, Congress will need to take stock of all it does — and figure out, piece-by-piece, what to put in its place.
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Especially (but not only) when pregnancy and birth make the physical metaphor of transformation real, becoming a mother takes you apart piece by piece and rearranges you entirely.
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Frustrated by Congress's inaction on ObamaCare repeal, President Trump is taking a big political risk in using his authority to dismantle the health-care law piece by piece.
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"This is a very tough room, and it's a performance that gets picked apart piece by piece by millions who watch it on TV or online," Gavin said.
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I'm not too shocked Facebook has all of this information, since it's a history of data either I or my friends provided to the site piece by piece.
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In that spirit, I'm going to attempt here to puzzle it all out, piece by piece — what happened, what it meant, what there is to learn from it.
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The party is dismantling the institutional framework of parliamentary democracy piece by piece in order to remove any restraints on the personal power of its leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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The original plan was to dismantle the whole bridge piece by piece rather than to use explosives, which officials worried might adversely affect Hudson River fish and wildlife.
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We heard the personal stories she shared in songs like "Because of You" and "Piece by Piece," which describe feeling abandoned by her father following her parents' divorce.
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He's more like a particularly vicious TV critic, pulling the show apart piece by piece to see how it works, to understand what's it's really trying to say.
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Not all would require declaring a national emergency, and they are likely to be rolled out piece by piece, not necessarily all at once, once Trump signs off.
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"This a very large, complex puzzle that we're filling the pieces in, piece by piece -- what, why and who," Lott told reporters in a press conference Friday afternoon.
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Deaver's story is doled out piece by piece, as is the rising timbre of Zalewski's distress, and the resulting tension is one of the best things about the show.
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Between canceling the remainder of her Piece by Piece tour due to vocal strain in September and welcoming her son in April, fans have been missing her voice lately.
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But piece by piece — at first with a few consecutive first downs, as Jones said — the Packers gathered themselves and slowly began to carve out smooth and efficient drives.
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"It's a better suit for my personality," says the singer, who is already working on the new LP, which will be her eighth following 2015's Piece by Piece.
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For the last two years, I've been picking myself up, piece by piece, and proving to myself that I am much, much stronger than you convinced me I was.
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British Antarctic Survey said it plans to move Halley VI piece by piece over the next three years to a new location some 23 kilometers, or 14.3 miles, inland.
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On day 22 of the KarJenner family's mysterious, piece-by-piece Christmas photo reveal, Kanye West and his son Saint are getting in some one-on-one guy time.
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"There's a community that was built up over time, piece by piece, brick by brick, that today is very strong," he told the workshop for aspiring political communications professionals.
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House Republicans told The Hill last year that a piece-by-piece approach would likely be their strategy to reform Dodd-Frank, rather than a massive bill like Hensarling's.
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Paak (Warning: NSFW Language) "Piece by Piece (Idol Version)" — Kelly Clarkson "Closer" — The Chainsmokers Featuring Halsey "Panda" —Desiigner (Warning: NSFW Language) "Setting the World on Fire" — Kenny Chesney & P!
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One way researchers have tried to work around this is by breaking down each element and having different AI systems build each element of a song piece by piece.
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Republicans have been planning a Dodd-Frank overhaul for more than a year and are poised to make major changes to the law, even if it's piece by piece.
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Owned by the Brooklyn Museum since 1899 but not on view for years, it has been carefully restored, piece by piece (there are 46 in all), for this show.
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To replicate these line-blurring style ideas for the beach (or wherever the weekend takes you), we broke them down piece by piece with the latest from H&M.
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"It is a cultural thing that was put together little by little, so you have to dismantle it and then put it back together piece by piece," he said.
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However, piece by piece, Murff and Young staked the perimeter of their own experiences — trying to get a grasp on a phantom presence that seemed to follow them everywhere.
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Despite these relations being hidden, we get to see how they emerge refracted and rechanneled in work that piece by piece, room by room, seeks to remake the world.
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After the demolition, only a portion of the west span, nearer Rockland County, will remain; it will continue to be dismantled piece by piece, according to Tappan Zee Constructors.
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Is it ... Going piece by piece, one by one, show by show, et cetera, is gonna take a long time to really move the dial and having something mega.
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Piece by piece, the trailer rolls out the classic Wonder Woman symbols: First the indestructible bracelets, then the sword and the shield and, of course, the lasso of truth.
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The horse is then loaded onto an overcrowded truck, stunned, hoisted up by a leg, and pulled apart piece by piece – which is exactly what the Republican legislation sanctions.
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Perhaps it's just a result of iPadOS' legacy plumbing, which started as a singletasking operating system from the iPhone that has had multitasking elements bolted on piece by piece.
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So it's very important to get an accurate grasp on how many clothes you actually love — touch them, piece by piece, and really see if they truly raise your joy.
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The reality star has been posting daily snaps of the kiddos in her family since the first of the month, seemingly revealing the KarJenner annual Christmas card piece by piece.
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That efficiency of the 19th century is what I call "continuous-process efficiency," and it's when things that were made piece by piece could now be made in a stream.
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" While the "Piece By Piece" singer, 33, said she can't comment directly on whether Kesha's claims are true, she told the radio show that she "can remark on his character.
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And the spacecraft has been sending back all that data piece by piece over the past year, slowly crafting an intricate portrait of Pluto as a unique and active world.
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Smart Text Selection, meanwhile, spots things like business names and addresses from around the web, highlight the whole segment, to help avoid awkwardly highlighting and unhighlighting text, piece by piece.
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Ootori was involved in the launch of the PlayStation 4 back in 2013, going so far as to take the console apart piece by piece in an interview with Wired.
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I took a few deep breaths, and resolved to continue the work of trying to fix my broken psyche, piece by piece—causes uncovered, wounds dressed, breathing ragged, then rhythmic.
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For more than seven months, I followed Shannon and several of her co-workers as the plant closed down and moved — piece by piece — to McAllen, Texas and Monterrey, Mexico.
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Over the past few years I've been writing this Postscript column, and I've always felt a little like I was pulling a Thomas Zane piece by piece, week by week.
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It is not a finite source gradually disappearing, piece by piece, but something that we keep discovering and reinterpreting, and keep adding to as the present continues to become past.
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The wheel would then be assembled piece by piece, starting with the arcs of its rim and then to the attachment of the large pods that customers would ride in.
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Over the next several years, in what multiple international tribunals have found to have been an illegal expropriation, Russian authorities sold off Yukos piece by piece to state-owned enterprises.
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Mr. Redzepi and his colleagues have rebuilt the template of high-end, destination dining piece by piece with stuff that has been thought about, considered and chosen for a reason.
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People realized that the cash generated by liquidating these assets — selling them off piece by piece — wouldn't be as great as the gains from letting the railroads continue to operate.
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RIVER ROSE BLACKSTOCK: KELLY CLARKSON'S 'PIECE BY PIECE' The American Idol champ's daughter, River Rose (whom she shares with husband Brandon Blackstock), adorably stole the final scene in Clarkson's music video.
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Their detailed documentation of how they put it together piece by piece is fascinating (at least I found it so) and gives an idea of how complex lens assemblies can be.
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And then let us begin piece by piece to focus on every single dollar the government spends, so that we will spend less overall and still have enough for our priorities.
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The comments are full of spoilers, but podcast listeners are worried about the maze and its future — a tragic relic of a tragic story, told piece-by-piece on the podcast.
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It was an unparalleled scientific achievement, requiring scientists to carefully design 101 unique DNA fragments so that their codes would overlap and stick together, then bind those fragments piece by piece.
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Kelly Clarkson has released an album every couple years for the past decade like clockwork, and two years after her last album Piece by Piece hit airwaves, she's at it again.
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Piece by piece, Little Mix song by Little Mix song, I remembered the things that once made me feel happy and whole: thumping pop songs and spending quality time with myself.
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The singer finished the requirements of her long RCA American Idol contract last year with the release of her seventh studio album Piece by Piece, so the departure isn't totally unexpected.
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After the low dam was completed in 1902, the site was often flooded, so in the 1960s the temple was moved, piece by piece, to higher ground some 500 metres downriver.
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With its 2011 Specialty Healthcare decision, the NLRB enabled labor unions to divide an employer's workforce into so-called "micro-unions," allowing union officials to organize a workplace piece by piece.
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The update: Instagram users can now pin a Story to their profile page, a way to preserve the photo and video montages that usually disappear piece by piece after 24 hours.
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"Trust me, it's going to take a little bit more time, but we're working piece by piece to get that done," White House press secretary Sean Spicer said at the time.
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Hudson's Bay, the Canadian titan, has $3.8 billion in debt and has been selling off valuable brands, piece by piece — just as Sears did in the years leading up to its demise.
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Four, five sets a night to make sure that I'm working out these jokes, and every day fine-tuning and tweaking material to make sure that it flows together piece-by-piece.
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The lipoma is stubborn and sticky, meaning it doesn't want to pop out cleanly, so Dr. Lee has to yank it out piece by piece — like ripping up a raw chicken breast.
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Unfortunately, Jose's lipoma is pretty fibrous and stuck to the skull, so Dr. Lee has to snip it out piece by piece — which we saw last week — in a frustratingly laborious process.
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"It's one thing to be a singer — it's another thing to connect while singing and break down your walls," the "Piece by Piece" singer says about Franklin's powerful voice and stage presence.
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But in the 14 years since the incident, Kinan has rebuilt his life piece by piece, and he shares his story with host Jeremy Parsons in PEOPLE's new series, My Life Now.
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But, as with all good rules, there are exceptions—one woman in Toronto (bless her heart) decided to break from the norm and tear apart a Good Life gym piece by piece.
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But they put up the yellow tape nonetheless, and went back into the apartment with their cameras, and took the photographs, and looked straight into it, gathering the evidence, piece by piece.
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But if the years of strategically throwing out my lunch, piece by piece, over the course of the school day came up, I would try desperately to make it fodder for comedy.
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"There is no Plan B. There is Plan A and Plan A. We're going to get this done," Spicer said, adding: "Piece by piece, member by member, we're getting there," he said.
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At least 100 people stood atop the pile clearing it by hand, piece by piece, passing boulders and twisted steel pipes along a human chain that radiated from the heap like spokes.
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Puzzle piece by piece, interview by interview, Mr. Wardle fits together a grim story of hubristic doctors and their grotesquely unprincipled enablers who played with human lives in the name of science.
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"I do think that Republicans will pick at it piece by piece and by the time they are done it will be largely weakened," said Ian Katz, director at Capital Alpha Partners.
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The mountains of mail you receive, piece by piece, around tax season can make it easy to lose track of paperwork required for filing, so keep a designated tax folder or binder.
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But those fears were allayed by "The Force Awakens" director J. J. Abrams's preliminary discussion of story and character, and a piece-by-piece problem-solving approach more common to independent filmmaking.
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And it is the men, here, who are generally the objects of their lookings: They are mysteries to be solved, puzzles whose pictures reveal themselves, with patience and time, piece by piece.
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Joelle realizes that all is not what it seems when she decides to bring Trevor back to AP House, her dorm, and piece by piece, the proof that he is problematic comes together.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two Caucasian hands — one male, one female, the latter wearing a pearl bracelet — reach into a film frame to assemble, piece-by-piece, a diorama-scale cityscape.
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They have it out in an explosive battle on the playing field where Jozea tears him apart piece by piece before he drops the mic (and his catchy hit single "Tony Montana" plays).
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On Tuesday, the "Piece by Piece" singer posted a video to Twitter, showing herself and her 2-year-old daughter in the kitchen, sporting baseball caps and comfy duds, ready to get funky.
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Many women came to the festival because of that book; many of them recognized themselves in the "slob" or "space cadet" identities that Solden attempts to dismantle, piece by piece, in her work.
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He was frustrated watching his city "get sold off piece by piece, watching every asshole with an idea and a bunch of money get their shit done," he told me over the phone.
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Mr. Kander, a 35-year-old military intelligence veteran of the Afghanistan war, donned a blindfold and assembled an AR-15 assault rifle piece by piece on a TV commercial that went viral.
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Their smallest is JG Tokyo, a ground-floor establishment with 14 counter seats and Mr. Vongerichten's food served in the style of a sushi bar — presented piece by piece, and eaten with chopsticks.
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Muguruza, 23, playing under the watchful eye of Juan Carlos I of Spain sitting in the Royal Box, took the 10th seed Williams' game apart piece-by-piece in the 77-minute match.
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A carbon tax isn't the be-all and end-all of climate policy, and there are plenty of other regulatory measures the next president can pursue to nudge down emissions piece by piece.
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The "Piece by Piece" singer, 35, accepted the Powerhouse award at the 2017 Billboard Women in Music event Thursday night and called for female artists to strive to support and lift each other up.
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We'll eventually get a closer look at how each piece fits together and what it does, but this broad overview shows you — in general terms — how the Switch can come apart, piece by piece.
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Instead, the song's narrator spent more than 25 years stealing a car, piece by piece, clocking out with his lunchbox full of shocks and gears or carrying an entire fuel pump out the door.
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It gives the computer permission to overwrite the bits of data, but it doesn't actually overwrite them, so forensic analysts can usually still reconstruct them when they look at your computer piece by piece.
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MH370 Piece by piece: An American tourist found a piece of plane wreckage off the coast of Mozambique, and now officials are testing to see if it's from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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Instead of taking the necessary time to methodically go through ObamaCare piece by piece and develop a solidly conservative plan, it would appear that the bill as it stands currently was a bit rushed.
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The house was actually built in a Chicago suburb in the 1950s but was taken apart piece by piece, carted 600 miles and then painstakingly reconstructed, in 2007, by Tom Papinchak, a local contractor.
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All these systems are "scanning" systems in that they sweep a beam, column, or spot of light across the scene in some structured fashion — faster than we can perceive, but still piece by piece.
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But outside the crumpled buildings, the urgency was palpable as rescue workers clawed at rubble to remove it piece by piece and volunteers passed buckets of debris along long lines to waiting dump trucks.
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This brave decision gives his book the character of a mosaic, assembled piece by piece, rather than a smooth fresco — and makes it far more instructive than a simple narrative could ever have been.
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This argument undergirds the religious assimilative efforts of the original colonists, the displacement and the ensuing death marches, and the Allotment Era legislation that sought to chisel away at tribal lands piece by piece.
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Over the course of the last year, the 24-year-old seamstress and designer has thrown out all the items of clothing in her wardrobe and replaced them, piece by piece, with handmade garments.
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For their Community Day project, they'll be holding a mosaic art workshop with Piece by Piece, where attendees can make mosaic picture frames to be included in Welcome Home Kits for new SRHT residents.
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The "Piece by Piece" singer knows a thing or two about vocal competitions, and she shared some of her words of wisdom for the newly minted star at a press conference following the show's finale.
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Stephanie Rice not only impressed The Voice judges at her blind audition during the season 28 premiere Monday night — her rendition of Kelly Clarkson's "Piece by Piece" even got the original American Idol winner emotional.
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With enough wiping, you'll see and remember the whole image piece by piece, but if you try to screenshot or take a photo with a second camera, only the currently visible section will be recorded.
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Despite these obstacles, though, Kyrgyzstan's dedicated group of mountain pioneers are building an alpine community, piece by piece, with hopes that the next generation will continue to grow the sport they have come to love.
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Eventually, the Egg technology was used to transport the entire Ashram, piece by piece, to a parallel Earth where human life had never developed, leaving behind only a single structure to house the gateway itself.
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As is typical for such videos, the shots are broken down to their raw footage and built back up piece by piece to show just how much work went into creating the action on screen.
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The intent of the publication was to simply and urgently illustrate how systematic oppression — and, in turn, profit — is constructed, piece-by-piece, through daily social interactions such as the one between Kroll and Otis.
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He should seek to appoint judges who are still in their 2628s so that, a generation from now, they are still in place, quietly and methodically killing the beast of big government, piece by piece.
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Graham has his own website, where viewers can check out the sculpture in 360 degrees and see piece-by-piece the kind of changes that would best suit the human body to withstand high-force impacts.
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As I said when I covered part two, Inslee is building a credible, policy-literate Green New Deal, piece by piece — a blueprint the next president, whoever it is, can use to hit the ground running.
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While lowering traffic deaths is, at the moment, the ostensible moral goal of autonomous research and development, Autonomy lays out piece by piece how self-driving cars and the AI research underpinning them could ripple outward.
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It's designed to be read front to back, starting with a piece-by-piece historical overview of rock and other pop music that does in fact begin with Dionysus but bears down on post-1990 developments.
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There are many stories of Carlos Slim's rise: the son of Lebanese immigrants who inherited a family retail business and built an empire, piece by piece, down the long Latin American stretch of the Western Hemisphere.
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Sondland repeated the U.S. line that agriculture had to be part of trade discussions, but acknowledged that the two sides could build up deals piece by piece, as long as they did move though the issues.
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"It is true that we are a state under an occupation that persecutes, oppresses, seizes our land piece by piece, runs after our youth and destroys our homes," he said, according to reports from the event.
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Over the final day of negotiations, one that started with people involved questioning whether a deal was even possible, a list of dozens of outstanding issues was narrowed down piece by piece through the various meetings.
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Somehow I managed to destroy its stereo piece by piece until the only thing that worked was the CD player, so I'd burn carefully curated mixes that stayed in rotation until the car's inevitable death (natural causes).
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A video posted to their Facebook page shows the officers taking apart the badly eroded wooden ramp piece by piece, then bringing in brand new wood to support the pieces of the foundation that were still salvageable.
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There's plenty of strobe light flashing and "boom boom" as the band starts to perform—plus tons of silly string and a pieces of clothing flying off the bodies of the two RTC dancers, piece by piece.
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Ben Einstein, a founder at the venture capital firm Bolt, took apart a Juicero juicer piece by piece to see what made the device — which currently sells for $399 and went for $699 at launch — so expensive.
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Clothing items are analyzed piece by piece in order to relay information to the robot arms, but the machine uses the data of the type, size, and color of the clothing to sort it in different ways.
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And you can also use the app to give immediate feedback to your stylist, either on the whole trunk or piece by piece, so she has a more informed view of your style for the next one.
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West, 40, Kardashian West, 37, and their kids starred in multiple installments during the 25-day piece-by-piece reveal, with the reality star even sharing a solo shot of Saint on day five — his 2nd birthday.
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She recently celebrated her Best Pop Solo Performance nomination for "Piece By Piece" which she sang on American Idol in February, during which she broke down in tears while belting out the emotional ballad about her husband.
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Palazhchenko took his issue to the developer chatroom for people using Drone, a continuous integration tool that allows developers to constantly update their code piece-by-piece, letting them analyze each update for bugs and other issues.
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The now 74-year-old Badame thought there was nothing he could do but watch helplessly as his life was dismantled, piece-by-piece, and sold to buyers during an estate sale at the end of September.
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It feels like I'm down there for hours, being electrocuted bit by bit, piece by piece, and the whole problem is I can't jump up and run out the door, afraid for my life as I am.
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The plan, as of earlier this year, was to build the Gateway (like the space station, it would be assembled piece by piece in prefabricated modules) and put it into orbit around the moon (maybe by 2026).
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The plan, as of earlier this year, was to build the Gateway (like the space station, it would be assembled piece by piece in prefabricated modules), and put it in orbit around the moon (maybe by 22024).
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But before you fly off in a rage over the remaining SR-71 spy planes being sold off piece-by-piece for scrap, that's not quite how this custom piece of jewelry from Wedgewood Rings came to be.
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"I greatly appreciate the leadership Attorney General Pruitt has shown in suing to stop the EPA's Clean Power Plan and look forward to watching him dismantle it piece by piece as EPA administrator," he said in a statement.
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"Bit by bit, piece by piece, lawsuits attacking U.N. immunity will eventually lead to reform — putting an end to the kind of damage that results from reckless acts driven by a belief that there will never be consequences."
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For inspiration, Shires brought a trifold poster board covered with black-and-white photos of Joan Jett and the Runaways into RCA's Studio A, where they recorded the album live on vintage microphones instead of piece by piece.
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For inspiration, Shires brought a trifold poster board covered with black-and-white photos of Joan Jett and the Runaways into RCA's Studio A, where they recorded the album live on vintage microphones instead of piece by piece.
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Panu told local news that she was in the process of building the home piece by piece, an undertaking that had taken two years and about $20,000, when it was taken from the street on which it was parked.
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Hyakkimaru is saved by a doctor who crafts prostheses for him to use, and when he is old enough, he sets out to kill the demons that took his body so he can get it back, piece by piece.
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Piece by piece, scientists are trying to solve the puzzle of the ancient but evolutionary relationship between humans and their microbiomes, or the genetic world stemming from bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microbes inside or on the human body.
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There's an immense meteoric sculpture, a sort of crashed shell which enshrouds the Kubrick room, and it is built of shapes culled from his paintings; laser-cut shards that migrated from paint to digital to tangible, piece by piece.
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I just go on, piece by piece like a wall, and it gives me, not freedom, but a sort of emotion that I will be able — when I'm shooting — to be inside the scene and not outside that moment.
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They must decide whether they can contemplate the prospect of their continent being cut up piece by piece by competing bigger powers, or whether they want to regain enough collective strength and common sense to control their own destiny.
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The apse was packed up, piece by piece, and delivered to the Cloisters in Northern Manhattan in the 1950s — the chapel was in ruins by then, having been all but abandoned in the Renaissance, but the apse had survived.
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"This story is endlessly fascinating and as in any good crime novel we find the truth piece by piece," said Lone Theils, the author of "Fatal Crossing," a novel about two young girls who go missing on a ferry.
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If we keep tearing that down, piece by piece because you think the [Confederate] statue should stay up, I think it should come down, you think you should kneel, I think you should stand up and support the flag.
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Similarly, if he kills a deer and drags it to our yard to send a message about what he's capable of, it's going to be your responsibility to remove that deer carcass, piece by piece if you have to.
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The military services, bound by the president's nuclear guidance, are planning to rebuild the triad piece by piece, an effort that could raise the cost of nuclear deterrence to as much as $1 trillion over the next 30 years.
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We want them to matter—that's what my guts tells me, at least—even as their significance wanes, even as the machines impel us to curate our own walled music kingdoms, piece by piece, disparate song by disparate song.
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G. proposes stopping there for an early dinner — they have a turn-of-the-century English pub there that was brought over piece by piece from the U.K. It's expensive, but the atmosphere is super rad and the food is tasty.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold doesn't release until April 26th, but if you've been eagerly awaiting a glimpse under the hood, a pre-production version of the folding phone has already been disassembled and laid out piece by piece in photos.
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The team eventually came up with a design that mimics the way that a real egg breaks, piece by piece, by finding the right mix between brittle and bendy plastic, and building a band of structural weaknesses inside of the egg.
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Wonder if the Big Mac is actually an edible food thing because it can strangely stand up to molten copper and sort of not get burned (until it gets broken down piece by piece and basically only loses through attrition).
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And that responsibility only becomes more substantial when you make it to that rarified status of world famous supermodel and your every day style suddenly becomes fodder for blogs to break down piece by piece and documented from every possible angle.
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" In an interview with Metro, McKendrick said that this discovery allowed us all "to picture a brighter, more optimistic future in which the earth is blighted, torn apart and consumed piece by piece at the hands of furious immortal Egyptian gods.
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In a museum setting Whitten's sculptural works simply refuse to function the same way as his paintings, and would benefit from a more innovative method of delivery that amplifies their drama piece by piece and reflects their specific, material culture.
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Since the hotel guests were not able to get back onto the street in the days that followed, Mr. Ord retrieved their bags piece by piece and personally delivered them to the occupants who were by then scattered across the city.
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Under the direction of Antonia Moropoulou from National Technical University, the conservation experts removed the iron cage built by the British in 1947 to shore up the earthquake-damaged Aedicule and then began taking apart the shrine piece by piece.
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"Also love that he learned enough about politics in a few weeks to dismantle you piece by piece despite it being your life's work," he added, likely a reference to 2016 when Bush faced Trump in the Republican primary. Jeb!
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Also, sources told Reuters that the U.S. government's review of a landmark 0.13 financial reform law will not be complete by early June as originally targeted, and officials will now report findings piece-by-piece, with priority given to banking regulations.
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Returning to the Wednesday market a week later, Mr. Fox and Mr. Doubrava spent two hours picking up preorders and buying the rest of what they needed — including okra, selected piece by piece, because the smaller ones are more tender.
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Nicole Dennis-Benn carefully unspools the stories behind each wound over the long course of this richly imagined novel, her second; their provenances emerge gradually, piece by piece, the way a person's story of trauma emerges only with time and trust.
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With a floor of honey brown and an upstage wall like a minimalist Kandinsky, the stage is bare at the start and filled piece by piece with chairs and long wooden tables: for reading at, for dancing on, for dying at.
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"Is this mostly a symbolic gesture or a signal that they intend to take apart the law piece by piece to the extent they can?" said Larry Levitt, a senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, a health research group.
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Fortunately, a friend, Pradeep Sachdeva, 59, heard about his predicament and agreed to buy the 2,000-square-foot house and move it piece by piece to his own 3½-acre farm in Sadhrana village, south of Delhi, where he lives.
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On day 21 of the KarJenner family's mysterious, piece-by-piece Christmas photo reveal, Kanye and Kim Kardashian West strike a serious pose while their two children Saint, 2, and North, 4½, seem adorably distracted by other aspects of the shoot's set.
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" (He died in August 2016.) She added that "there's another particularly cruel aspect to the disease of Alzheimer's, because in addition to destroying — piece by piece — the one who's stricken with it, it ravages the life of the person caring for its victims.
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As Congress has worked to waive, defer, or delay implementation of the law's provisions, dismantling it piece by piece, the millions of Americans who rely on it for coverage are facing uncertainty about how they will afford health care in the future.
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Architects at Tate Harmer used what they're calling a "ship in a bottle" approach to build a stairway inside, squeezing the staircases elements into the room piece by piece and assembling them into a freestanding structure that doesn't touch the walls at all.
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Once a human shows the Art Camera where the edges of a painting are it moves on its own, taking detailed photos piece by piece and uploading them off to Google's servers where they get stitched back together into a gigapixel whole.
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" (He died in August 2016.) She added that "there's another particularly cruel aspect to the disease of Alzheimer's, because in addition to destroying — piece by piece — the one who's stricken with it, it ravages the life of the person caring for its victims.
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And, assuming you manage all that, you often wind up at the top of the page again, rather than where you were when the popup appeared, which means having to scan the site again piece by piece to find where you left off.
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They did not know he was going to hold a news conference Friday and certainly weren't aware that he planned to fundamentally take apart the bill's core components, piece by piece, seeming to back up Democratic attack lines with every new answer.
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The resulting robaby, in this case a hideous chimera consisting of dad's right leg, mom's left leg and tail/stabilizer, and god knows what babbling, buzzing confusion in its newborn silicon brain, is printed piece by piece and assembled by the lab techs.
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I read it in the way an archaeologist might excavate an ancient monument, layer by layer, piece by piece, endeavouring thereby to make some meaningful totality of it all, always with my own inferiority and limitations in relation to it clear in mind.
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Because the US healthcare system is so complex, Duffy advises newcomers to start humbly, learning how the system works piece by piece and developing an understanding of how each player — from patients and providers to consultants and insurers — fits into the whole.
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Mr. Coulombe has been buying up the town piece by piece with the intention of converting it from a comfortable old shoe of a place into a luxury destination to compete with other high-end coastal towns like Kennebunkport, Camden and Bar Harbor.
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Since taking office, the Trump Administration has taken deliberate actions to systematically sabotage and dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA) piece by piece, while the Republicans in Congress, with Trump cheer leading all the way, have worked hard to repeal the law.
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Long before the design-blog era, the Rindens chronicled a five-year renovation process with remarkable detail in elegantly produced essays and photo albums — from hauling bricks from a demolished hospital for a garden path, to restoring a parquet floor, piece by piece.
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And yet, in 2016, after surviving six occasionally hostile mayoral administrations and a series of arson fires, Guyton announced, suddenly and to the confusion of his admirers, that he'd be dismantling the project piece by piece — an undertaking that is still in progress.
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Keep in mind: Trump won in part because while voters like the Democrats' policy proposals piece by piece, they prefer a vision of full employment to a new set of welfare-state programs — and "bringing back the jobs" was Trump's big promise.
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During her Meaning Of Life Tour concert in Greenville, South Carolina, on Saturday, the singer, 36, performed her 2015 single "Piece by Piece," during which she was surprised by her husband Brandon Blackstock, who walked onto the stage with a guitar in his hands.
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" As for what her biggest desire is for her children, the "Piece by Piece" singer said, "I hope with our two boys and our two girls that they see their parents as successful, loving and respectful people 'cause that's what we want for them.
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The problem, is that unless you are a Hollywood movie star or the offspring of an oil baron, retooling your house to smarten it up is too expensive to do all once, which means you're going to need to tackle things piece by piece.
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The U.S. government's review of a landmark 2010 financial reform law will not be complete by early June as originally targeted, and officials will now report findings piece-by-piece, with priority given to banking regulations, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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It took decades to carve the depiction of General Lee, Jefferson Davis and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson on horseback into the mountainside, and it could probably be removed only through a yearlong process that would involve blowing it off piece by piece with explosives.
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Then, dump some glitter polish on a piece of foil (or whatever you have around), grab a pointed tool of some kind (a toothpick will work wonders) and place the chunky glitter, piece by piece, into the paint closest to the cuticle in one even line. Easy?
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Our very first American Idol returned to the magical blue stage to do a stripped down and breathtaking version of her song "Piece by Piece," a deeply personal tune that Clarkson wrote about what it felt like not to have her father in her life growing up.
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Saturday, September 17 Pratt Brooklyn Campus 200 Willoughby Avenue Piece by Piece: Pratt Photography Recent Alumni Exhibition Gallery Hours: 9:30am–4:30pm President's Office Gallery, Main Building, First Floor The title of the exhibition suggests the artists' varied and diverse artistic methods and points of view.
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"Piece by piece, you can feel it happening here in Syracuse," Mr. Cuomo said at a groundbreaking ceremony for one of the new hotels in July 2014, a plaudit he repeated on Twitter this month, when he appeared at an event outside Syracuse with Ms. Mahoney.
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With that knowledge, rather than the owner adding smart home gadgets such as automated locks, cameras, blinds, thermostats and air quality monitors to a home piece by piece, homebuilders can install the devices before you move in and make sure the infrastructure is equipped to handle them.
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"September is going to be a very difficult month, I mean obviously all of this is coming into play right away, all the fiscal issues and deadlines are going to make it extremely difficult to get everything done in a piece-by-piece basis," said Rep.
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We can build a solid-looking bridge, jump up and down on it a few times, and call it safe—but this isn't nearly the same thing as going through the bridge piece by piece and testing every possible (excessive) force on every one of them individually.
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On the Digital Songs chart, which measures online single sales, pop singer Kelly Clarkson's "Piece By Piece" climbed from No. 35 to No. 1 with 210,000 copies sold after the "American Idol" winner returned to the reality singing competition show last week to perform the song.
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Each day she watched through the sighthole in her door as he shuffled over to her stack of mail on the entryway table to paw piece by piece through her bills and catalogues, his blunt fingers pinching and creasing the flimsy photos of stylish outdoor furniture.
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Lines like "All the youth in the world will not save you from growing older/And all the truth in a girl is too precious to be stolen from her" are a reminder that women won't back down, even when their rights are stripped away, piece by piece.
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The torrent business has operated under the same basic principle on desktop browsers for years—some number of users collectively share a file, turning their own machines into small-scale servers, while other users download that file piece by piece for viewing or re-sharing at a later time.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government's review of a landmark 2010 financial reform law will not be complete by early June as originally targeted, and officials will now report findings piece-by-piece, with priority given to banking regulations, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Thrillers and mysteries are often reverse engineered from their exciting conclusions as the author goes back in time, piece by piece, to lay in the twists and turns that will, when played forward, deliver the most spellbinding reading experience and build, seemingly without effort, to an unexpected finale.
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The fear from the Kemp camp is that somehow Ms. Abrams, who is across the board considered one of the most intellectually sharp Georgia politicians, is just going to take him apart piece by piece The fear in the Abrams camp is that she'll come across as supercilious.
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Started by Chef Nozawa as a sushi place in the Valley, Sugarfish is now a chain which has branches all over LA. While you can order piece by piece, it specialises in the Trust Me, essentially a casual Omakase (where the chefs decide what and when you eat).
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WASHINGTON — As the government shutdown stretches into its fourth week, the Trump administration is reinterpreting longstanding rules to open the federal government piece by piece, forcing thousands of workers to report to work without pay, many of them in sectors that could minimize damage to the president's base.
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It's worth reminding yourself that the stuff of everyday life—that is, actual life—is not made up of active-shooter situations or calls for peace from politicians but the small happenings the media never bothers to report: People sitting, talking, coming together, improving what they can, piece by piece.
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On its surface, Nobody Speak looks more conventional; it's a documentary about Hulk Hogan's case against Gawker, with a narrative built piece by piece by the filmmakers with interviews and news footage, as the participants in its events as well as the journalists who wrote about them recount their memories.
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The podcasts will be hosted by Hrishikesh Hirway – a name that may already be familiar to podcast listeners thanks to his other involvements in this space, including with the "The West Wing Weekly," which discusses the TV show, and "Song Exploder," where musicians take apart their songs piece-by-piece.
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What you saw The opening day of the presentation was a series of methodical, piece-by-piece presentations from all seven managers, but make no mistake about it -- each piece, from the line-by-line breakdown of the President Donald Trump- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky call by Democratic New York Rep.
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To watch this clip, over and over and over, to be there, to take it apart piece by piece, is the only way to forge a new future—not just for basketball, but for human mastery of the brain, the ability to warp reality itself, to unlock the ultimate diamond of the mind.
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A member of a radical peasant organization and leftist workers' party, he was one of the sole survivors of a 237 massacre that left at least 29 people dead—"at least" because the paramilitaries who committed the massacre disappeared some of their victims and disposed of others, piece by piece, in the river.
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"Everywhere I travel in the U.S. and even in Brixton, in London, a place as culturally vibrant as Harlem, wherever people of color live, we and the landmarks that embody our presence, unprotected, piece by piece, are being replaced," said Valerie Jo Bradley, who helped found the preservation advocacy group Save Harlem Now!
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Sekulow said the same thing about the decision by Democrats to go directly at, and attempt to take apart and debunk piece by piece, allegations about former Vice President Joe Biden's actions with Ukraine: it "opens the door" for the White House defense team to dive in on the issue.
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In fact, that's why we have institutions like the EPA or the FDA to protect people—those same institutions that are currently being dismantled piece by piece in the US.Again, Gizmodo is glad to see that LeCun is recovering from his coma or has emerged from literally living in a cave for the past 18 months.
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Paak Best pop vocal album:25— AdelePurpose — Justin BieberDangerous Woman — Ariana Grande Confident — Demi LovatoThis Is Acting — Sia Best pop solo performance:"Hello" — Adele"Hold Up" — Beyoncé"Love Yourself" — Justin Bieber"Piece By Piece (Idol Version)" — Kelly Clarkson "Dangerous Woman" — Ariana Grande Best urban contemporary album:"Lemonade" — Beyoncé"Ology" — Gallant"We Are King" — King"Malibu" — Anderson .
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Piece by piece, agency by agency, the Trump administration seems determined to destroy or undermine every initiative on which President Obama based his pledge in Paris to substantially reduce America's greenhouse gases: his plan to close old, coal-fired power plants, his proposals to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas wells, his mandates for more fuel-efficient vehicles.
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Built on the former site of the Victorian-era Murray House (an erstwhile British military building that was moved piece by piece to its current home in Stanley), the 72-story structure is like a monumental piece of origami, composed of four hulking shafts, supported by triangular steel braces, whose bulk reduces via angular cuts as they climb.
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While there are almost no surviving records to indicate what the designers were thinking as they collaborated, some 50 conservators and restorers who worked on the room over the last months, taking it apart almost piece by piece, were able to follow clues that suggested how Tiffany and White, in particular, developed ideas there that flourished later in their careers.
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Instead, Russia appears intent on "biting" chunks of rebel turf in a piece by piece approach, a senior Western intelligence source told Reuters, Turkey, which already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees, has threatened military action if Assad's forces do not retreat by the end of the month and has reinforced Turkish outposts in the region and set up new ones to try to slow the advance.
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She liked my manuscript — my first book on Haiti — she loved it, I would have to say; that's how Alice reacted to writing before she began to pick it apart and shift your chapters around, and lay them on the floor of her apartment and put the book back together piece by piece, and then call you, crowing, about how she'd solved the one big problem.
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While the artist and his organization are quick to stress that some version of the project will remain within the original footprint, there are plans to deconstruct the work, piece by piece, with some of it going to museums, and other parts slated for an as-yet amorphous reconfiguration into something more community-based and less dependent on the animating spirit of Guyton himself.
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I was more than a little pleasantly surprised at the quality and thoroughness of the projects in the DSSG program, and with luck others like it will start popping up around the country, like this one did at UW. If you're interested in the piece-by-piece progress of the course, visit the blog entries of the teams as they worked their way through the problems and solutions described above.
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When you look around your living room with magic glasses, the system will be taking it all in piece by piece, informing you that here is a framed etching on the wall and there is four-colored wallpaper, and that this is a vase of white roses and this is an antique Persian carpet, and over here is a nice empty spot where your new sofa could go.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE argued Friday that ObamaCare is being "wiped out" in a "piece-by-piece" way despite the failure of the GOP Congress to repeal the law.
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Once we consult and decide what we're going to attack, then I'm gonna kind of do some markings and measurements on the face, and then it goes into applying the numbing cream, I apply the saran wrap in a certain way, just piece by piece, and then I do apply the towel over the skin, which creates a little bit of a heat, and I believe allows the numbing cream to kind of penetrate a little bit more.
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It was heaven, and instructive, to watch Mar work that morning: to see how she cut up the chicken into bone-in thighs and legs, wings and boneless breasts; how she browned them slowly, piece by piece in a low Dutch oven, so that the skin became golden and tight; how she tossed the morels in the fat of the chicken and flamed them with the Cognac; and how she simmered them with the chicken and a little stock so that, amazingly, both legs and breasts were moist and perfect.
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The episode opens with "Two Weeks Ago" and then continues pressing forward with other time stamps as Axe and his people lay the foundations for Chipotle-level public health disaster on the day of Ice Juice's highly anticipated I.P.O. When Koppelman and Levien return to the same structural gamesmanship after Axe has seemingly won the day, it's like the reveal of a "how did they do that?" magic trick: Now all the earlier events, the ones that seemed so deviously clever on Axe's part, are upended piece by piece.
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Paak Best Pop Solo Performance "Hello" — Adele "Hold Up" — Beyoncé "Love Yourself" — Justin Bieber "Piece By Piece (Idol Version)" — Kelly Clarkson "Dangerous Woman" — Ariana Grande Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album "Cinema" — Andrea Bocelli "Fallen Angels" — Bob Dylan "Stages Live"— Josh Groban "Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin" — Willie Nelson "Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway" — Barbra Streisand Best Rock Song "Blackstar" — David Bowie, songwriter (David Bowie) "Burn The Witch" — Radiohead, songwriters (Radiohead) "Hardwired" — James Hetfield & Lars Ulrich, songwriters (Metallica) "Heathens" — Tyler Joseph, songwriter (Twenty One Pilots) "My Name Is Human" — Rich Meyer, Ryan Meyer & Johnny Stevens, songwriters (Highly Suspect) Best Rock Album "California" — Blink-182 "Tell Me I'm Pretty" — Cage the Elephant "Magma" — Gojira "Death of a Bachelor" — Panic!
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On Tuesday morning, a handful of construction workers strapped a shit ton of explosives to a giant bridge in New York and blew the thing to smithereens—and you, lucky reader, get to watch the demolition go down, thanks to the good folks over at ABC 7 New York: The Tappan Zee Bridge, which opened in 1955 and is being replaced by the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge—named after current New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's father—went down in flames at about 10:50 AM. It had already been largely taken apart piece by piece, but it was apparently too dangerous to keep moving forward with that approach—the only option left was to blow the remaining pieces up.
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