What's next: Time for everyone to pore over the details.
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IN CAFES outside Istanbul University, students pore over a glossy leaflet.
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The long ride gave me time to pore over Dear Science.
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I pore over the amount in my checking and savings accounts.
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We love just chilling and finding a meal to pore over.
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I and other congressional reporters begin to pore over the docs.
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They'll pore over reams of evidence about drugs' risks and benefits.
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In the American stockmarket thousands of funds pore over the same information.
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They pore over press accounts and legal documents like pop culture detectives.
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We'll have a detailed event preview for you to pore over soon.
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Investors will now pore over the minutes, expected at 2:00 p.m.
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Read your cookbooks and pore over every culinary site on the internet.
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They work the phones, pore over digital maps and study computer screens.
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Pore over the footage frame by frame and draw your own conclusions.
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Researchers pore over his work and hope he'll take an interest in theirs.
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Those who pore over its financial performance use words like "decent" and "reasonable".
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She limited her campaign schedule after Labor Day to pore over briefing books.
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You could pore over countless reviews online, but that gets overwhelming real quick.
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Researchers will pore over the collected data for another 40 years, like Dauphin.
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Offering just enough detail to pore over, the band shrouds itself in myth.
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What they do is pore over every page of The New York Times.
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When friends came over, she said, they would eagerly pore over the issues.
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Determined dissectors could very well pore over The Return's 18 dense, brutal hours indefinitely.
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He writes and records, analog, in days — "I don't pore over things," he said.
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Weapons wonks pore over such images for clues as to North Korea's actual capabilities.
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I pore over design sites like Apartment Therapy, Design Sponge and Domino: searching, searching.
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Lawyers will seek interviews with employees and pore over documents such as expense reports.
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My husband likes the auctions — he and my son pore over the auction catalogs.
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Other investors pore over those filings for clues about what savvy traders are doing.
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But as Chiang points out, most consumers do not pore over the latest scientific literature.
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There is no need to pore over records of temperatures and atmospheric carbon-dioxide concentrations.
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The second: Pore over the "Pause and Effect" guide below and plan your streaming accordingly.
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STAFF had routinely been directed to pore over their chairman's speeches and learn from them.
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We pore over it and shudder, wondering whether we'll one day wake up in Gilead.
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Now, we've finally got the full collection to not just pore over, but actually buy.
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Eight Pay Your Selfie employees pore over the photos to produce reports on their findings.
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"It was an amazing gift to have this source material to pore over," Kassell said.
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You'll see it, even if you have to pore over the list a few times.
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Commentators will pore over how she's putting herself across and -- yes -- what she wears. 3.
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Go ahead and pore over the entire collection here, and shop our personal favorites, ahead.
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But in the end, the hero can only pore over paperwork, looking desperately for loopholes.
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We pore over transcripts of two-year-olds chattering and turn ourselves into amateur statisticians.
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First things first, make sure you pore over the owner's manual from front to back.
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Analysts pore over documents such as the ministerial code and the cabinet manual for guidance.
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But in the end, the hero can only pore over paperwork, looking desperately for loopholes.
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I pore over the worksheet, reading every little thing that I must do to achieve extroversion.
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Also, I feel bad for the N.S.A. analyst who has to pore over your web history.
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BRUSSELS — They scan websites and pore over social media, combing through hundreds of reports a day.
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It's a universal search that can pore over you Mac, the Web, iTunes, the App Store, maps.
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In the meantime, all we've got is a new teaser and a release date to pore over.
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Archivists also pore over old aerial photographs in search of clues to the whereabouts of archaeological remains.
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They'll be getting up early to weigh strengths and weaknesses, pore over patterns, and make their picks.
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She told reporters she would go home, put some eyedrops in and continue to pore over documents.
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Instead, revel in some of the strange and wonderful stats we can pore over thanks to Pornhub.
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At the bar, a few early diners sip bright green cocktails while they pore over the menu.
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The Lafrattas, both originally from Brazil, pore over tidal charts for the first time in their lives.
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At breakfast, I'd pore over every word on a cereal box as if it were holy writ.
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I didn't attend dating panels or pore over wedding magazines or go for ice cream with righteous boys.
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You can pore over the finale of Dead to Me (and the rest of it), on Netflix now.
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We consult expert astrologers (like the Astrotwins), we pore over our birth charts, and we do our research.
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Wheels HE had hired five vintage auto inspectors to pore over every inch of the gleaming red roadster.
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I'd pore over the profiles of men, attempting to figure out whether or not they wanted a relationship.
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Every year, college students and college grads alike pore over college rankings to see where their schools landed.
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We join the 50,000 other people on Reddit and pore over the details the documentary might have missed.
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Curator Sharon Laor-Sirak has watched schoolchildren pore over the new words, as though they were solving a puzzle.
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The idea was to pore over satellite imagery to locate architectural ABCs, then turn those images into a font.
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Watch Wednesday's debate, pore over news and social media the next day and whatever went wrong, don't do that.
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More specifically, she'd pore over the suitors who actually kept their Instagrams active and public throughout the Bachelorette process.
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It features cutscenes that can span many minutes, and lots of text-heavy dialogue you'll need to pore over.
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A team of geologists and hydrographers will then pore over the maps, looking for signs of the missing plane.
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They will interview every possible witness, examine every relevant piece of equipment, pore over every kilobyte of recorded data.
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And not all of us had time to pore over each one scene by scene over the past decade!
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There were numerous animal studies to pore over, but fewer looking at glyphosate connections to health problems in humans.
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We're excited to be joined by three amazing speakers to pore over the latest development in the blockchain world.
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Lawyers and constitutional scholars will pore over the Mueller report and will find much to debate and write about.
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Fed followers (including perhaps President Donald Trump?) will likely pore over the minutes for clues about future rate cuts.
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Orban said, however, that Fidesz would need to pore over the election results and make adjustments to its policies.
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As I began to pore over the hundreds of court documents, the inner workings of the operation became clearer.
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In the control room technicians pore over second-by-second readings of the levels of different pollutants in the exhaust.
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Stripped of valuable kit for recycling, the remains were left there: strange skeletons for 28th-century archaeologists to pore over.
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TechCrunch editors will pore over all qualified applications and then select 10-15 of the best hardware startups to compete.
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We can pore over his chat logs all we want, but the real Ross Ulbricht remains frustratingly out of reach.
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Building Blocks There was so much to pore over during the one-man infrastructure jamboree conducted last week by Gov.
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I turn my knees away from her and pretend to pore over the file spread out in front of me.
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He consulted with his lawyers during the selection of the jurors, putting on his glasses to pore over his notes.
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Though LIGO's observations are ground-breaking, other scientists will need to pore over the data to make sure it's correct.
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But Peter Henning of DealBook asks: What federal criminal laws are investigators looking at as they pore over Boeing's records?
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"The Whiteheads are legendary," says Ocasio-Cortez as people pore over her petition to get on the 2018 primary ballot.
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They pore over official reports, forwarding them approvingly if they agree with them or with forensic comments if they don't.
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The video includes footage of babies wired up to heart monitors, as scientists pore over complicated-looking data-modeling software.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: Investors will pore over minutes from the Federal Reserve's October meeting for clues on its next move.
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The staff consists of number crunchers with doctorates in economics who pore over various models to analyze growth and employment.
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The iPhone X is coming, and with it a shiny new iOS for legions of Apple fans to excitedly pore over.
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Every time North Korea launches a missile, experts pore over photographs and videos to learn more about the country's weapons capabilities.
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There's a healthy contingent of truthers out there who pore over the footage of landings, pointing out inconsistencies in the videos.
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You can pore over original concept art, storyboards, and advertisements, and read stories about Disney and Capcom exchanging ideas over fax.
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The staff consists of number crunchers with doctorate degrees in economics who pore over various models to analyze growth and employment.
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The only way Gaines manages is to download the regulation handbook from each state's tax information website and pore over it.
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Some researchers pore over satellite data for evidence that methane production from natural sources, such as wetlands and wildfires, is changing.
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Still other online analysts pore over crashes, looking for bikes on which the cranks keep turning after separation from the rider.
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The artist began to pore over the digital archives of private collections, as well as photograph museum interiors and exhibitions herself.
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Armed with printouts of the photos and with portable light boxes on which to pore over negatives, we set to work.
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Across the language barrier, they pore over a map of Iraq, tracing "places and names" they both know: Haditha, Hit, Falluja.
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Observant little ones can pore over these pages for a long time, noticing each well-observed detail of wintertime city life.
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He was known to immerse himself in team operations and pore over details in the team's war room on draft day.
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Others use drones to gather footage of Tesla production facilities, scour Tesla's financial filings and pore over Musk's statements for inconsistencies.
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But they say a picture's worth a thousand words — and we have a full Jenner-vacation's-worth of Instagrams to pore over.
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This would eventually vanish in postproduction, thanks to digital retouchers whom Reubens had hired to pore over the film frame by frame.
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Can Apple and Google pore over hundreds of thousands of apps to ferret out any that might be hosting neo-Nazi sympathizers?
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So, as you pore over your sign's info, be sure to read about your Venus sign (and not just your sun sign).
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Make an account just for the animal, where fans can pore over photo after photo of said pet enjoying the good life.
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I had to go to your publisher and sit in a glass room and pore over it for a couple of hours.
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Instead, insofar as I could, I would pore over the whole vast, messy enterprise of culture as if it were my birthright.
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I'm reminded of it whenever I'm entranced by the BBC's acclaimed wildlife series Planet Earth or pore over nature photography on Instagram.
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We felt the eyes of millions of Americans pore over us, searching to see if what we were saying was the truth.
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I bought it almost every day if I could and I'd lie flat on my bed and just pore over the stats.
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Do you cast suspicious glances at the grid or pore over the list of clues, or do you start scribbling right away?
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In his coat pocket he carries a pitch pipe, and on breaks he may pull out a musical score to pore over.
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But as you pore over the exquisite textiles here, reflect, too, on the endurance of style, and how art history gets woven.
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Set aside an hour tonight and obsessively pore over the last month of your purchases to see where you can cut costs.
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They then feed back information to the main centre in Bandung, where 200 people pore over the data under large screens showing seismographs.
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But when inclement weather forced him to postpone the event, Sheppard decided to pore over astronomical data collected by his team in January.
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TRUMP: I pride myself on my ability to write ALSO TRUMP: I don't know the difference between "pore over" and "pour over" pic.twitter.
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Sometimes I'd pore over them and feel like my feelings had been validated, and other times I'd read them and plan my suicide.
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When they unfurl maps and pore over atlases, another habit of Murnanian characters, they are also surveying the topography of the deep interior.
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And they can pore over reams of emails, tax forms and financial documents that prosecutors say are the "star witness" in their case.
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The fight could now enter a new phase, in which the independent inspector of elections, IVS Associates, will pore over the proxy votes.
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The most dedicated preppers don't just store food; they make evacuation plans, pore over survival tactics, and plan for a post-apocalyptic future.
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Prestigious institutions and the press To do the kinds of analyses described here, you need large data sets that researchers can pore over.
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The top-left is the first draft of monoculture, the Social-Niche content that a smaller demographic of advance tastemakers pore over intensely.
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Instead, we begin to look at ourselves looking: we start to ask questions about this fiction she has invited us to pore over.
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If you're someone who likes to pore over conspiracy theories or fall down Wikipedia black holes until you can no longer see straight, 11.22.
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The rest of us can tweak our predictions, pore over Pinterest for Oscar-shaped party snacks, and make plans to actually watch these movies.
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It was that trip that prompted the nonpartisan ethics watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) to pore over Mnuchin's travel records.
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The hardcore pop-culture crowd that is this movie's ultimate intended audience will have plenty to pore over and pick apart in this film.
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Plenty have been debunked, but there are even YouTube breakdowns to pore over if you so desire to go deeper down the rabbit hole.
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Investors will pore over the next round of data on consumer prices and retail sales due this week for signs of rising price pressure.
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The setup allows them to pore over scouting reports together, make sure they do not forget about meetings and chat with like-minded souls.
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That kind of graphic transition is all over the comic, so it was an amazing gift to have this source material to pore over.
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Little is known about the new season, but the BBC has just released episode titles in advance for fans to pore over and speculate.
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Will data be used for just violent crimes, or will law enforcement eventually want to pore over data for parking violations and minor misdemeanors?
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But in the coming days investigators will pore over his life, digital footprint, and associates in an effort to make sense of this violence.
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I'd pore over pictures of the whitish-gray machine, with its monochromatic LCD screen, recognizably NES-like face controls, and glowing red power indicator.
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NASA flight surgeons and scientists will pore over the changes to her physiology in the same way they studied Mr. Kelly and Ms. Whitson.
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We would gather armloads of books and pore over our haul in the kids' reading nook, ultimately landing on one or two to buy.
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PerC is part of a wider constellation of communities online, spaces where people pore over various psychological classifications in hopes of better understanding themselves.
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You don't have to pore over statistics, or know anything about the victims, to get that these fatalities are an abhorrent waste of life.
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Now that Game of Thrones is over, fans will pore over episodes like fantasy detectives, looking for clues that might answer the show's biggest questions.
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You may not be able to play yet, but now you can pore over every word and image until those pesky responsibilities are squared away.
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The biggest, of course, is eBay, which is so gargantuan that people pore over metrics, create lists of top sellers and offer lots of advice.
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Crucially, they pore over the evidence, a lot of which comes from archived Snapchat and Instagram posts, zoomed in and enhanced to piece together events.
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Just as spellcheck alerts you to a typo, other algorithms pore over your electronically submitted resume for misspellings, grammar and information about your work history.
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How could he deconstruct my personality and our life together as if it were just some fictional creation for art house fatheads to pore over?
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It is one thing for a politician to take campaign money from people who pore over federal code to get around $6 billion in taxes.
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He and other analysts pore over commercial satellite imagery of the testing site, looking for signs of activity similar to that prior to other tests.
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Joanna Krupa's demanding to pore over Brandi Glanville's financial docs ... to figure out how much she'll take from Brandi in the "smelly" vagina defamation lawsuit.
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We're not asking that you pore over each and every entry, but comparing how similarly salaried people prioritize their spending can be fascinating and helpful.
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Antiques At the bustling offices of Evergreens Cemetery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, staff members often pore over hefty reference books with frayed spines and tattered pages.
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Here's how federal agents, in the span of a week, could pore over a huge cache of emails and once again conclude that neither Mrs.
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At night, when I couldn't sleep, I'd pore over recipes, screen-grabbing ingredient lists that I could refer to when I did my grocery shopping.
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They pore over conflicting stories about what happened at which party, who said what mortifying things to whom, which astonishing rumors are grounded in fact.
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As a writer at Wirecutter, The New York Times's product review site, I pore over user ratings professionally, though I don't rely on them solely.
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But it was not to pore over scouting reports, watch extra video of opposing hitters or even to tuck into the big league food spread.
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It will not pore over, in the years to come, the first and third goals, however, the ones that both decided and defined this final.
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As a teenager, I would pore over catalogues and fashion magazines, dreaming of the day my shopping budget would exceed my meagre pocket money allowance.
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That has left analysts to pore over Mr. Trump's recent pronouncements to figure out how they might alter the policy followed by the Obama administration.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Stores of DNA That Anybody Can Pore Over" (front page, April 28): Privacy is everywhere in the news these days.
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They plan to pore over archival records to try to unearth the names and stories of the enslaved men and women who toiled on campus.
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Take care of that right now.) And within that trailer there is a lot of new footage to pore over—Jyn's father Galen Erso (Mads Mikkelsen)!
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We have an endless loop of Millie Bobby Brown videos to watch until Halloween, but what else can we pore over until Stranger Things comes back?
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Political foes will pore over Harris' record in California, where some activists questioned whether she should have pushed harder for changes to the criminal justice system.
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GSK and Regeneron will get nine months exclusivity to pore over the initial trawl of data before the information is made openly available to other scientists.
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In particular, it would allow the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which analyses policymaking in other parts of government, to pore over the Fed's monetary-policy decisions.
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Anyone else willing to bet she's the first POTUS to slip into the Oval to pore over secret documents while wearing a fetching white silk robe?
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Ghostbusters gets in its digs here and there: at one point McCarthy and Wiig's characters pore over online comments and dismiss them as worthless and sad.
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Now, investment funds are working with lawyers to pore over agreements to make sure they are placing bets on deals that are unlikely to come apart.
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The policy shop of every 2020 Democratic candidate for president would be wise to pore over "People, Power, and Profits" and cherry-pick its best ideas.
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To determine the health of the economy, you could scrutinize the minutes of Federal Reserve meetings, pore over the latest economic data and scour trade publications.
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Even as the authorities continued to pore over the newsroom for clues, the Capital Gazette announced Thursday that it would be publishing an edition on Friday.
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The news media, and society, may pore over the details of sex scandals, and the graver claims brought against people like Mr. Greitens and Mr. Schneiderman.
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Sometimes she and other analysts would pore over photos of a particular accident taped around a conference room, trying to determine whether the airbag had deployed.
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As analysts pore over the static financial implications for different model families, economists should primarily judge the bills on whether they improve economic efficiency and growth.
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You don't need to pore over charts and statistical tables; this is a horror story told by walls of fire and terrified refugees huddled on beaches.
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Investors are expected to pore over the minutes to see if the Fed provides any additional clues as to how the U.S. economy is currently performing.
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In what has proved to be a busy season for Dylanologists, there is still more to pore over: The singer's new historical archive in Tulsa, Okla.
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Over countless cups of sugary black tea, the officers pore over maps and data, discussing what went right and wrong that day and how to adjust strategy.
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Presidents must pore over the thinnest bodies of evidence on these people, trying to discern their convictions and ability from scattered cases and the recommendations of others.
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Many health experts are concerned that giving consumers more data to pore over isn't necessarily a good thing and could be a strain on health care systems.
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SM: For the whistleblower, your job is to create a compelling storyline that hopefully gets the attention of the people who [pore over all the incoming tips].
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And I'd love to have gotten a moment to pore over the rest of the interior, which was roomy for an SUV that's on the smaller size.
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I used to pore over my mother's wedding photos, mainly because I loved looking at her in them, but also with the hope of finding some answers.
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Harry, William and William's wife Kate are a staple of the front pages of British newspapers and gossip magazines, which pore over every aspect of their lives.
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The March 2 departure of Mallya has sparked uproar in parliament and a firestorm in domestic media that pore over the lifestyle one of India's brashest entrepreneurs.
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For all the changes that players will pore over and debate on Reddit, Destiny 2 nails the most important aspect right off the bat: it's more Destiny.
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Episode 6 of Mr. Robot's third season may have been tragic, but there were plenty of hacks and details for our team of technologists to pore over.
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Pore over yellowing pages in manila folders with ominous words like "warranties" scrawled across the front, and it can feel like a trip to the National Archives.
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It also signals a broadening of the case against him, as the authorities pore over his financial dealings from the past decade for signs of possible wrongdoing.
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Above all, they are things to look at and pore over, inside and out, considering what was there at the start and what was added or subtracted.
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Cyber Command, or CYBERCOM, publishes the malware samples onto VirusTotal, a semi-public repository that researchers and defenders can then pore over to make systems more secure.
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Shortly after I met Skilling at the airport in the spring of 2500, he returned to Beijing to pore over blueprints of the proposed dorm with Lin.
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Now we have a whole album's worth of music to pull apart and pore over, 11 whole tracks to be set next to their sprawling back catalogue.
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The probe also gave us great insight into our solar system, and will continue to do so for years as scientists pore over the data it collected.
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The Browns' home, too, has the feel of an elaborate pop-up diorama, filled with fun little details to pore over in the edges of the frame.
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Whether you choose to pore over a starmap with your morning java or prefer to maintain a more casual relationship with your horoscope is totally up to you.
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Transition officials and lawyers usually pore over thousands of documents closely vetting and interviewing those expected to be in senior staff positions to avoid a situation like this.
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A: When I was a kid, my dad and I used to pore over the financial pages, and I have been following the stock market religiously ever since.
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I'd look forward most to the Sunday paper, which had the biggest section of comics, and in full color, which I'd pore over and eagerly try to decipher.
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In photos from Tuesday night's Pretty Little Liars finale exclusive to PEOPLE, Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and Toby (Keegan Allen) reunite to pore over the construction plans for Radley.
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And to try to sense policy shifts, which can affect markets, BlackRock said it would pore over the People's Daily, the main newspaper of the ruling Communist Party.
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We want to pore over the prequels and find out what the whistle will sound like when it blows — how to feel the rails and count it down.
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As they pore over seed catalogues and balance sheets in preparation for another year farming in an unpredictable climate, young farmers across the country will be listening carefully.
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It also alters the context of an Instagram post in unique way, giving users the ability to post without asking them to laboriously pore over filters and edits.
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With all that valuable user data to pore over, Netflix can use that information to make key decisions about the kind of content it wants to invest in.
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The waitstaff was very attentive, and I watched several servers take the time to pore over the menu with first-time customers who didn't know where to start.
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I didn't see Virtua Racing in the arcades themselves, but man, did I ever pore over screenshots of it in the pre-internet games press of the time.
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Stoffels said J&J and its collaborators will then pore over that data for about a week, studying the immune responses of multiple dose strengths that were tested.
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That leaves investors with uncertainty as investigators pore over corporate records and try to build a case — and little hobbles a company's stock price more than investor uncertainty.
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In fact, Georgia is set to start counting again on Wednesday, when elections officials are expected to pore over about 280,000 ballots in the Seventh Congressional District race.
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It has neither the capability nor the institutional competence to pore over government submissions, spot the weaknesses, locate witnesses, examine documentary proof and dismantle a weak government presentation.
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The scientists will continue to pore over incoming data this week, but then take a pause when the sun is in between Earth and the spacecraft, blocking communications.
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New details have continued to emerge as Internet sleuths hungry for answers pore over the available evidence, and as key participants emerge to have their say about the docuseries.
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It's the middle of the week, which means it's time to pore over the latest batch of Game of Thrones photos and figure out what Sunday has in store.
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If you're anything like me, here's the exact number of times in any given year that you pore over your Apple Photos, Google Photos or similar library: approximately never.
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Perhaps the reason why critics are so fascinated by I Like It When You Sleep is because its spacious, sonic microcosm contains absolute multitudes to discuss and pore over.
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I'd pore over the pages and dream of slipping a Marc Jacobs satin bra over my top, trying a Dolce and Gabbana corset, or one of Dior's gauzy confections.
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The two sides have spent $60 million combined on the proxy fight, which may incentivize each of them to pore over every last ballot through the "snake pit" process.
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Lawyers in the office pore over thousands of pages of federal regulations daily and pride themselves on meticulously reviewing the fine print, even if that takes months or years.
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I never figured out why the Rothschilds would hatch such an evil plot, but I told myself I was probably just too lazy to pore over the relevant literature.
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And the president, who continues to promise excellent "results" for DACA recipients, is probably not going to pore over the legalization details of a bill sitting on his desk.
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I am a fiend for bathroom organization and products, so I constantly pore over top bathroom picks from Wirecutter, the product recommendation site owned by The New York Times.
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Clemson (80-0) has plenty of L.S.U. offensive film to pore over between now and the championship game, but footage from past years will hold only so much value.
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We'd pore over the mysterious names and initials chased into the precious pieces she wore, which would prompt questions and stories about the female relatives who'd handed down these treasures.
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Windward uses machine learning to pore over data such as ships' travel patterns, transmissions gaps (some of which may be legitimate) and name changes to help firms identify suspicious activity.
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With his Lego, he sits back on his ankles and leans forward at the waist to pore over the field of components, deep in concentration, in thrall to the instructions.
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With the Panama Papers, the consortium assembled its largest team to date, carefully coordinating with almost 400 journalists from 70 countries to pore over a single enormous leak of documents.
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Claire, who has spent the day fake-crying for the purposes of her gun bill robo-call, shares a cigarette with Frank while they pore over what Yates has written.
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Teams of scouts pore over footage of opponents, probing for weaknesses; medical staff swab players' mouths every morning, trying to determine the precise level of hydration they require that day.
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I have three kids now and every year on their birthdays (and sometimes just for fun) they pore over that battered cake book just like my brother and I did.
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Republicans are considering postponing his confirmation hearing this week as senators pore over potentially new negative information that committee members have received, according to GOP sources familiar with the matter.
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But thankfully this guide exists, so you also don't have to pore over every single number that chases after an HDMI cable when you do a search on Monoprice or Amazon.
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But a picture of their deep involvement is now emerging, as FBI agents and prosecutors pore over witness interviews and internal documents from Cohen and other Trump Organization officials and executives.
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While it doesn't disincentivize exploration, which we were concerned it might, it does pull players' attention to the map more frequently, mitigating the need to pore over every tile for secrets.
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Investors will pore over the minutes of the Fed's July policy meeting, scheduled for release on Wednesday, for clues on the central bank's rate plans after a blowout June jobs data.
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Investors will pore over the minutes of the Fed's July policy meeting, scheduled for release on Wednesday, for clues on the U.S. central bank's rate plans after recent blowout jobs data.
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"I used to pore over my mother's wedding photos, mainly because I loved looking at her in them, but also with the hope of finding some answers," said essayist Kris Crenwelge.
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Investors will pore over the minutes Wednesday for any signs as to what the Federal Reserve may do in the coming months, and what it currently thinks of the U.S. economy.
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The federal investigation, overseen by the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn, has placed Mr. Spota, who is in his fourth term, on the defensive as investigators pore over his cases.
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For the obsessive viewer, "Slayers & Vampires" is a new primary text to pore over, with plenty of behind-the-scenes tidbits about who hated whom and how TV shows are made.
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Like The NeverEnding Story, we toggle between the folklore and the real, watching Alexis, sitting in his New York bedroom, pore over illustrations that come to life in an apocalyptic parable.
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Giant spending bills are a magnet for wasteful spending, pet projects, and small policy changes that are easily missed by staff and members who have thousands of pages to pore over.
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Some crank up their go-to motivational tunes (read: anything by Destiny's Child), while others pore over The Secret and try to bibbidy-bobbedy-boo their way into realization of their goals.
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Today, when telcos want to deploy new cellular towers or other infrastructure, they generally send people into the field, pore over the data they collect, build the infrastructure and then make adjustments.
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One staff member says they must regularly gather in study groups to pore over Mr Xi's words and write essays of self-criticism, identifying their failings as party members and state employees.
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At 63, he is older than the typical nominee (the other justices were, on average, 52 when appointed), and he has a long record on the bench for critics to pore over.
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You pore over a map of the economy which shows how different sectors have evolved, which business models have proven effective, where consumer demand is trending, and rafts of other economic data.
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Investors will probably pore over the minutes Wednesday for any signs as to what the Federal Reserve may do in the coming months, and what it currently thinks of the U.S. economy.
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Doctor Who is returning with a new season in 2020, and now faithful Whovians have a fresh trailer to pore over, freeze frame, and in all other ways pick apart for clues.
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While Amazon shoppers normally make decisions based on what others have to say on the products, Chinese consumers not only pore over reviews but also tend to pose detailed questions to vendors.
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Imagine a clump of vegetation containing within it each kind of fauna, flora and mineral, and you get an idea of what it is like to pore over one of Foy's drawings.
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People pore over images of street scenes, drawing digital boxes around and adding labels to things that are important to know, like: This is a pedestrian, a stroller, a double yellow line.
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For 30 years, Mr. Hayes hosted an annual open house where members of the Lambda Car Club, a group for gay car collectors, could pore over promotional material for their favorite models.
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Now it is up to Golden Knights General Manager George McPhee to pore over the list of unprotected players and select one from each of the N.H.L.'s 30 teams by Wednesday.
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She has more than a hundred thousand Instagram followers, who pore over her boho-chic looks (she is rarely without her tattoo choker), accented by an exposed breast or a surly glare.
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" Because he hates to read, "the President needs trusted advisers who are willing to pore over details related to policy and world events, and report to him in terms he can grasp.
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Many people pore over his words for stock tips, but they're also worth a gander if you're interested in learning from one of the most successful and experienced private investors in history.
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The camera sends out laser pulses to gauge its surroundings, and the people on Google's mapping team then pore over the data to categorize different features such as intersections, driveways, or fire hydrants.
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Cassini took a last peek at Peggy during its Grand Finale destructive plunge, adding a final piece to the puzzle for future researchers to pore over when trying to understand this mysterious disturbance.
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These tests can be painstakingly objective, like a robotic arm pressing each key one by one while a high-end microphone records the sound in perfect fidelity and analysts pore over the spectrogram.
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The once high-flying Chinese conglomerate has over the past few months been trying to shed assets in an effort to repay its debt as banks and auditors pore over its financial statements.
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The story was simple, with enough depth in the margins to create exhaustive lore for serious fans to pore over: an alien armada called the Covenant advancing on a futuristic, spacefaring human society.
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At once exultant and instructive, this large, looming rectangle of black metal shelving is profuse with leafy potted plants and some cacti — a bit of real Eden to pore over, become intimate with.
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But Mr. Paddock did not appear to do so, leaving investigators from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to pore over his computers and cellphones in the bureau's lab in Quantico, Va., for weeks.
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It's one thing to pore over a page of Leonardo's experiments on the ratio of the volume of steam to water, quite another to see his reflections come to life in animated form.
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Nearly two decades earlier, Ms. Warren was meeting with fellow Harvard researchers in her light-filled office at the university's Radcliffe Institute to pore over hundreds of accounts of how Americans went bankrupt.
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Television pundits have decried him as "arrogant"; lip-readers have been employed to pore over his conversations with players; fans have complained when he has been appointed to officiate games involving their teams.
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As we continue to pore over the transcript, here's an initial list: Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Trump described the July call as "perfect," saying "everybody that looked at it" concurred.
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When customers aren't discussing or imbibing, they flip through a thick binder of recipes, pore over esoteric ingredients and grind barley and other grains in the grain mill, all to a punk rock soundtrack.
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Were he to start looking, he wouldn't trust himself not to then refresh his inbox continuously, and pore over the minutiae he found there, while he should be supping margaritas in the beachside bar.
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Still, Idsinga said investigators continue to pore over cold cases -- including a rash of unsolved murders in the '70s and '80s -- as well as reports of missing persons for possible connections to the suspect.
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A group of concerned doctors, nurses, midwives, and hospital administrators, including CMQCC medical director Elliott Main, started a maternal mortality review board to pore over each death in detail and identify its root causes.
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A short walk from Wandsworth Bridge on the River Thames, the studio holds 15 people, who manipulate detailed computer images of planned vessels, pore over design drawings and phone Italy to order marble fittings.
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Known formally as a program motion, the measure would give lawmakers just three days to pore over hundreds of pages of detailed legal text, and analysts and many lawmakers say more time is needed.
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The fascination with Sorokin is an extension of audiences' obsession with true crime, but the difference is we can pore over her history without the byproduct guilt that accompanies something like Making a Murderer.
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Back at San Francisco headquarters, data jockeys pore over the kinds of signals that tech companies normally study, like time spent with the product and whether moving a button elicits a change in behavior.
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A 2011-2012 survey of police and sheriff's departments showed that 56 percent of responding departments with more than 500 officers did not let witnesses pore over photos, while the other 8503 percent did.
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A panel of 15 judges, including 12 lawmakers, will pore over notes between Lagarde and her staff as she has said she was not aware of some key details at the time of her decision.
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As they pore over the debates of the Council of Florence, some of which seem pretty arcane to the modern mind, many scholars conclude the two sides were actually even further apart than they seemed.
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We can pore over collection recaps and runway images, but our educated guesses about what the must-have items from any particular season will be are futile when Insta model beat us to the punch.
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After having written many best selling books, and somewhat priding myself on my ability to write, it should be noted that the Fake News constantly likes to pore over my tweets looking for a mistake.
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Journalists are just starting to pore over the files, but a number of security researchers and privacy advocates are hoping to quash the misconception that encrypted chat apps like Signal and WhatsApp have been compromised.
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The Canadian analyst, who speaks mandarin, is known to pore over every page of hundreds of Chinese banks' financial statements to write broader research reports flagging distressed debt trend and systemic risks in the sector.
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You'd pore over the shared moments that led you to your ending, and discover where things took a left or right turn—what others did that you didn't, or what you found that nobody else did.
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In a sense these funds are simply trying to mimic, in a systematic way, the methods used by traditional fund managers who interview executives and pore over balance-sheets in an attempt to pick outperforming stocks.
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Specialized chips designed specifically for AI are optimized to train AI models and improve algorithms as they pore over the vast quantities of data that can be fed to these models and provide them more experience.
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He and other GOP sources said there could be some minor, last-minute changes to the House bill before it gets a final vote, especially as House leaders pore over the details of the Senate proposal.
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But political foes will pore over her record in California, where she has come under scrutiny for declining as attorney general to prosecute OneWest, the bank once headed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, for alleged foreclosure violations.
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After taking the weekend to pore over the Mueller report, Attorney General William Barr has sent Congress his summary of the "principal conclusions" from the special counsel's 675-day investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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When Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, gives a press conference, Fed reporters and market analysts pore over every word, looking for hints about the Fed's plans and what they might mean for the economy.
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There is no denying that Freud embodies "the male gaze," evident not just in the vulnerable faces in the female sitters but in the stark ugliness he imbues in all the naked flesh his eyes pore over.
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Reddit users and true-crime aficionados can now pore over hours and days of everything said by the prosecution and defense — over 700 hours of footage that had to be cut and curated for the Netflix series.
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The senior senator from Alaska -- who has differed with her party in the past on the issue of abortion rights, among others -- told CNN that she will meet with Kavanaugh and pore over his extensive record carefully.
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"After having written many best selling books, and somewhat priding myself on my ability to write, it should be noted that the Fake News constantly likes to pore over my tweets looking for a mistake," Trump wrote.
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That's because Microsoft founder, philanthropist, and avid reader Bill Gates revealed his summer book recommendations in a blog post on Monday — and you're going to want to pore over all of these books during your next vacation.
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There's a whole bunch of other CBS programming included as well, but with 39 seasons to pore over just from Survivor alone, a full year of service is the best way to go for gift-giving purposes.
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Sitting in a booth at a Chili's or Texas Roadhouse hard against some interstate, Mr. Franco and I would pore over what we had just seen and heard, comparing notes, dissecting motives, framing The Story to come.
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And yet for all the male-dominated, Ivy League exclusivity of the billionaire's club, self-help gurus and ordinary people continue to pore over the biographies and public statements of the ultrawealthy, looking for the secret sauce.
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Over the coming months, each of the 13 panels will pore over the scientists' papers, and send their analysis to Harrison's committee, which will use their input to write the final report, due out in early 2021.
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There he was schooled in the fine points of barroom banter by observing a customer, a Scotsman, who would pore over reference books on whiskey over lunch so that he could later impress friends with his knowledge.
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Kim convened a meeting of top party officials on Saturday to pore over important policy matters ahead of a year-end deadline he has set for the United States to soften its stance in stalled denuclearisation talks.
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But now, unhelmed, apparently out of political favor, and at the mercy of circling creditors, CEFC is trying to shed assets in an effort to repay its extensive debt as banks and auditors pore over its financial statements.
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Photography nerds like me will still pore over every little technical back camera spec on the iPhone X or Samsung Galaxy whatever, but most people probably feel any smartphone camera — any rear camera at least — is good enough.
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But it will also pore over data in traditionally Republican states like Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia that could be in play, particularly if Mr. Trump is the nominee, and focus on demographics beyond the Democratic primary electorate.
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By her own admission, she was not much of a glad-hander, preferring to read reports and pore over tax bills — she was known for her pointillistic understanding of the tax code — than schmooze with colleagues and lobbyists.
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I can't go and see the David Hockney show at the National Portrait Gallery in London in person, but I can pore over his drawings in books, loving the tenderness with which he regards his family and friends.
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That can leave investigators in a position where they have to pore over the tiniest details of a shooting, like where a suspect's hands were at each second leading up to their death or how they were standing.
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In the labs of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, a research unit of Columbia University overlooking the Hudson River, the scientists led by Professor Braddock Linsley pore over feet-long coral cores they extracted from far-away reefs.
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Famous for avoiding books and papers longer than a single page, the President needs trusted advisers who are willing to pore over details related to policy and world events, and report to him in terms he can grasp.
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To the members of her cult, Newsom inspires the kind of exegetical fervor that Bob Dylan did in 1966 — fandom on the high-rock album-era model, with devotees who pore over the runes of lyric sheets like Talmudists.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has expressed concern that Kavanaugh's long track record will produce too many documents for the Senate to pore over, elongating the confirmation process and making it hard to get Kavanaugh on the court quickly.
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The researchers are figuring this out by using automated tools to pore over hours of authentic YouTube videos of people like President Trump and former President Barack Obama, looking for relationships between head movements, speech patterns, and facial expressions.
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In a couple of weeks' time a group of international debt inspectors will land in Athens, where they will gain access to the Greek government accounts and pore over its policy proposals for what may be the final time.
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Taking a cue from these troubled deals, some investment funds that do merger arbitrage trading are working with lawyers to pore over agreements to make sure they are placing trades on deals that are not likely to come apart.
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Adding to the misunderstandings is that many policies are obtained on an airline's website or on a site like Expedia when the plane tickets are acquired and that buyers do not devote time to pore over what is covered.
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One could certainly pore over the work of Gilliam, Loving, and Overstreet (and countless others) for clues to the nature of their struggle as black people in these United States, and I mean no disrespect by not doing so.
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SignalFire claims to have access to 100 major data sets that its "competitive data nerds" pore over to figure out what's happening in the world — and where things are moving (think talent flows and consumer spending, among other things).
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So she had to pore over her lines of code, trying to deduce her mistake, stepping through each line in her head and envisioning how the machine would execute it — turning her mind, as it were, into the computer.
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The Force Awakens will be available to download April 1, and on Blu-ray April 5, so get ready to pore over every frame of the film for hidden details, and then check out what didn't quite make the cut.
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Burns would pore over reports of items TSA agents confiscated from passengers' luggage at airports across the country and write a witty, often pun-filled caption, reminding travelers not to bring their "lipstick knife" or "razor gloves" on board with them.
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There's going to be a new set of privacy policies for users who make the switch from a Nest to a Google account, and any change like this should make users rightfully skittish about needing to pore over privacy policies.
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Some observers had imagined that China might increase its lending to Pakistan rather than have the IMF pore over the details of the contracts behind CPEC, which have not been made public and are thought to be unfavourable to Pakistan.
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Definitive Guide to College Each year, high school students across the U.S. march through campuses on guided tours, pore over course catalogs, and frantically check mailboxes and inboxes for letters granting them admission to the next phase of life: college.
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The newspaper reported, for instance, that Chelsea Clinton is "hurt" that Podesta didn't defend her in a spat with Clintonworld frenemy Doug Band, and that morale is down at the campaign's Brooklyn headquarters as some staffers pore over the releases.
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As Trump traveled to Washington to visit the White House and Capitol Hill, senior members of Trump's inner circle — including his children Ivanka, Donald Jr. and Eric — gathered to pore over a roster of candidates for cabinet-level and transition jobs.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Nervous bond holders will pore over Mexico's budget like never before this weekend to see if leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador can pull off higher social spending, tax cuts and pricey oil ventures without increasing debt.
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Today is Valentine's Day, and regardless of how you feel about that, what we're going to do is sit down and pore over the following series of messages people have been dumped by and analyze them to the bitter end.
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At a separate hearing in the House of Representatives on Thursday, Mnuchin said he expected elements of the discussions to be resolved in the near future, as the two sides pore over a 150-page document they are working on.
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He said last week that he would pore over team stats, comparing George Fox's rankings in Division III categories with where UConn stood in Division I. In 24, Rueck led George Fox to a 215-22 record and the national title.
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Those who pore over income statements, valuation comparisons and analyst estimates in search of value might tend to turn a sharp eye to the stock — which is now trading at nearly 50 times the earnings expected over the next 12 months.
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And you can pore over statistics on 11 measures of patient satisfaction; on almost 50 ways to assess the timeliness of effective care; on nine kinds of complication rates; and on six ways to assess appropriate use of imaging, like M.R.I.s.
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This will let it watch far, far more stars than the otherwise similar Kepler mission, which even by looking at only dim stars with a relatively narrow field of view, found evidence of thousands of exoplanets for scientists to pore over.
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Investigators continue to pore over thousands of pages of documents, as well as transcripts from interviews with Donald Trump Jr. and Glenn Simpson, the founder of the firm that produced a dossier of sensational claims about President Trump and Russia.
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Every morning, I reach for my phone on the side table as soon as my eyes open, and I pore over the latest news, the number of new deaths, new confirmed infections, new measures to stem the coronavirus's progress, new speculations.
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As we continue to pore over the text, here's the preliminary list: China and trade China's economy "I want China to do well and I hope they do well, but they've had now the worst year in 57 years," Trump said.
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"I want nothing more than to spill my guts RIGHT NOW about the whole thing — I want you to see the album cover, pore over the lyrics (the best I've written in my life), touch the merch, experience the live show," she writes.
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There are also a ton of new magical creatures to pore over, including the bowtruckle (tree guardian), the erumpent (whose horn famously destroyed Luna Lovegood's whole house) and many more (shoutout to the purple one that ends up locked in a magical teapot).
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The photo inspired an informal network of volunteer sleuths to track down survivors of the battle, pore over forgotten maps and comb through yellowed files until they had traced Private Mulligan's likely remains to a burial plot under a marble cross in Manila.
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The compliance team would need to pore over the consultancy's ownership and bank accounts, to confirm in a dozen different ways that it isn't somehow a back-door channel to put that $500,000 in the president's pocket in exchange for a favorable ruling.
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"I want nothing more than to spill my guts RIGHT NOW about the whole thing — I want you to see the album cover, pore over the lyrics (the best I've written in my life), touch the merch, experience the live show," she continued.
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When Star Wars came out back in 1977, there was no merchandise — the toys came a year later — or fast-food tie-ins, or Funko Pops, or "character posters" or endless reels of online trailers to pore over in search of a fix.
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Washington (CNN)For two weeks in a row, the Supreme Court has met behind closed doors in its ornate conference room to pore over an unusual number of controversial issues in order to decide whether to take up the cases this term.
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"This case is about abusing the power of the subpoena to force Exxon to turn over many decades' worth of records, so an attorney general with an agenda can pore over them in hopes of finding something incriminating," Paxton said in a statement.
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Rather than pore over individual pictures, the company's computer scientists and analysts have developed programs that sift through an average of 10,000 images a day of tank farms, oil fields and other facilities and then flag developments that might give clients an edge.
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Breguet's pride in its hallmark is evident in a conference room, where a visitor can sip water from a guilloché-decorated bottle, wipe spills with a napkin printed with the same pattern and pore over catalogs with guilloché patterns on their covers.
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Harker, Liddell and Vee-Vee would take one look at them, decide that the Russian was too volatile to be use- ful, trade him to the Americans for chickenfeed and send Rachel back to her desk to pore over endless files on angry Irishmen.
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When psychologists talk about body dysmorphia, a condition similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder in which patients become fixated on imagined or slight bodily imperfections, they describe how sufferers pore over mirrors or avoid them entirely, miss work and social engagements, and sometimes self-harm.
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During the day he would scrutinize the x-rays of cancer patients, and at night, after he and his wife had put their young kids to bed, he would sit at the kitchen table in their suburban Philadelphia home and pore over medical journals.
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And that's before you even consider how, in inviting this bevy of connected device makers into your home, you're typically letting out a flow of what can be highly sensitive personal data to be sucked into the cloud for profit-seeking entities to pore over.
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Market watchers, credit ratings agencies and investors will pore over the budget proposal when Finance Ministry officials present it to the Lower House of Congress on Sunday evening for guidance on President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's spending priorities for Latin America's second-largest economy.
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We rely on sources like Harvard Law School's environmental regulation rollback tracker and Columbia Law School's Climate Deregulation Tracker, but we also pore over the Federal Register, where proposed and final agency rules are posted, as well as news reports from around the country.
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There are still plenty of stats to pore over and optimize—I personally became obsessed with finding an arm with great precision and fire rate, to ensure that my rifle was able to pick out a distant enemy with a quick flurry of shots.
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Kieran and I loved to pore over the photos of the cakes in the updated version (published in 2002) of the "Australian Women's Weekly" cookbook, called "Kids' Birthday Cakes," and to choose one for each birthday, just as the author of the article described.
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At a time when the right wing media can pore over viral videos to extract narratives of its choosing, and the White House itself shares deceptively edited clips on official feeds to support its policies, so-called information warfare is entering a new theater.
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But there was an upside to the sad day since it gave Michaels and the Command Center the opportunity to pore over the data to better prepare Twitter's infrastructure for the next boy band breakup or furious international debate surrounding the color of a dress.
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As always with these big bugs, the true extent of their reach, how serious they really are, whether users or businesses will be affected and what they can do to prevent it are all information yet to come as experts pore over and verify the data.
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Those videos give fans a lot of fodder to "pore over and try to decode," making the BTS fandom not so different from the dedicated followers of the "Lost" television series, said Michelle Cho, a professor at the East Asian studies department at the University of Toronto.
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Here's what they got up to, almost 75 years ago: Questioning the Scores Every Sunday back in 1941, Mr. Newburger would pore over the college football scores in small type in the New York papers, and he wondered aloud to Mr. Krupnick how these results were gathered.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is sending dozens of additional intelligence analysts to Iraq to pore over a trove of information that is expected to be recovered in the offensive to recapture Mosul from the Islamic State, data that could offer new clues about possible terrorist attacks in Europe.
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There is no shortage of work to pore over: Since surfacing as a teenage affiliate of the Odd Future collective, Mr. Staples has released two major-label albums and two EPs, each with a cohesive sound and exhaustive thematic concept that extends to surrealist videos and artwork.
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"The Okay Witch," Steinkellner's first solo graphic novel, has a delicate but bouncy visual style that is sure to delight readers who love to pore over facial expressions and body language, and readers looking for diverse characters will appreciate the broad range of body types and skin tones.
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On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee released its first tranche of documents drawn from Kavanaugh's work in the George W. Bush White House, setting off deep-dives by the news media and scrutiny by senators' staffs, as well as inside advocacy organizations determined to pore over every available page.
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The stately apartments that line Lyon's two rivers; the way the light dances across the cobblestones of Vieux Lyon in the hour before sunset; the vegetable stalls that line the sidewalks of the third arrondissement: Lyon looks like the history picture books I'd pore over as a child.
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From the constructor who conceives of and builds your puzzle, to the editors who pore over every clue and entry to make them sparkle, this pastime of ours is far from computer-generated, and it is an artform that has almost as many genres and styles as music.
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Whether those voters -- be they farmers, coal miners or autoworkers, will be buoyed by the President standing up to China or angry that Beijing's countermeasures often target them directly could be a key element of whether Trump is reelected, regardless of the stock market and the data economists pore over.
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Bundy, who still maintained his innocence at that point, would pore over newspaper clippings with Hamaier, giving him insight into what those perpetrators might have been thinking or done to commit their crimes, not unlike how the convicts on Mindhunter chillingly discuss their fetishes and criminal proclivities with FBI agents.
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" Though she didn't reveal any real details, she told fans, "I want nothing more than to spill my guts RIGHT NOW about the whole thing — I want you to see the album cover, pore over the lyrics (the best I've written in my life), touch the merch, experience the live show.
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Along with control of the House, they'll take charge of investigative committees that will want to pore over Trump's admission Tuesday to Reuters in the face of overwhelming evidence and 16 interactions documented by CNN that members of his campaign may in fact have had interactions and business dealings with Russians.
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Using this system, health officers in Beijing could pore over screens showing reports from hospitals or local disease control centers, ready to spot warning signs within a few hours of a doctor diagnosing a troublesome infection, such as cholera or tuberculosis, as well as hard-to-diagnose cases of viral pneumonia.
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"But we cannot assume that our jurors — whom we routinely ask to pore over the violent and often grisly details of real crimes — are such delicate consumers of media that they would so easily have their passions aroused by short film clips of the sort at issue here," she added.
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As the lengthening days start tipping toward spring, I pore over these catalogs, reading them cover to cover: There are multihued carrots and beets, cucumbers shaded yellow, orange and rust red; there's lettuce that's harvested, curiously, for its stems, and rutabagas that grow to be the size of small children.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a relatively weak open Tuesday, as investors continued to pore over corporate earnings, while keeping an eye on news surrounding tax in the U.S. Dow Jones industrial average futures fell 25 points, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures declined 4.75 points and 3.25 points, respectively.
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Steve Nesbitt, a professor of atmospheric science at the University of Illinois and one of the co-leaders of the mission, has been eyeing the region since he was in graduate school 22 years ago, when he watched his adviser pore over satellite imagery in search of the most intense storms on Earth.
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They hang on every word of AI wisdom imparted by luminaries from Google and Microsoft; pore over a dizzying number of advances (laid out in more than 670 published papers) from the likes of Facebook, DeepMind (a unit of Google) and Tencent; and devour stories of novel ways to train machines to perform useful tasks.
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Every day content moderators in Berlin, hired by a third-party firm and working exclusively on Facebook, pore over thousands of posts flagged by users as upsetting or potentially illegal and make a judgment: Ignore, delete or, in particularly tricky cases, "escalate" to a global team of Facebook lawyers with expertise in German regulation.
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While some of the footage director Scott Derrickson showed has already appeared in the first Strange trailer, there's a plenty of newness to pore over, from Baron Mordo's (Chiwetel Ejiofor) first speaking appearance to a lot more of big bad Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen)—and plenty of mind-bending (and map-bending) magic, courtesy of The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton).
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The No. 20173 New York Times best-selling young adult novel that's been swept up under the category of "Black Lives Matter" books is a true reflection of the life of a young person of color in America—and thank goodness, because there really hasn't been a mirror like this for people to pore over, well, ever.
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With a history like this, it is understandable that the president's health is subject to a formal bulletin, which is how we know that Barack Obama takes vitamin D supplements and chews nicotine gum (he also does aerobics and lifts weights), and why future historians will be able to pore over the results of George W. Bush's colonoscopies.
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As Washington insiders continue to pore over the voluminous report on Russian interference in the 2628 election, it is important to recall how misguided leadership at the Justice Department and the FBI over the past few years has already allowed these bulwarks of democratic governance to be covered in the mud of a hyper partisan political scrum.
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There's plenty in there to pore over and obsessively try to wring meaning from, but thankfully, the designers at Elastic—the company behind the now-iconic GoT titles—have decided to spare us all some much-needed time and sanity by breaking down every major change in the new credits sequence so we don't have to, Vulture reports.
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To show his friends, Mr. Kawamura had brought along a Patek 5170G-2001 239.5-Karat White Gold Chronograph with Breguet numerals and a black dial, co-branded with Tiffany & Co. "For young collectors, buying is easier now," Mr. Kawamura said, recalling that when he first started collecting at age 224, he had to pore over glossy catalogs.
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"Although it has undoubtedly inspired readers down through the years to experiment with the archaic techniques it describes, A Most Rare Compendium is not a practical Höllenzwang manuscript of the sort one might pore over with farmers in the local tavern or furtively transport to a lonely vineyard hut, flowerpot and entheogens in hand," Tilton writes.
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It is not that the artist has stopped time; it is that he has slowed it down so that we might ponder the beauty of its passing, the changing light and shifts in color, as we pore over his work –a string of beads becomes an undulating line in an alternative universe, while pockets of glitter suggest a burst of light that is forever stilled.
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It's probably not much of a silver lining for networks and studios who work to preserve the sanctity of a show's viewing experience, but perhaps they can take some comfort in the fact that if fans are obsessed enough to trawl through message boards and pore over grainy paparazzi shots for plot details, they're probably also the first ones to tune in when the series gets back on air.
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We wouldn't beg for tickets that we knew our parents couldn't afford, but we'd pore over their first-ever concert DVD — the bonus feature of the deluxe edition self-titled album — until we could tell you with our eyes closed the precise moment Joe would leave the mic to plunk out three useless notes on the keyboard while Nick sang lead, or when Kevin was going to do that spin move he used to do all the time because I'm pretty sure he was never actually singing.
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There is a lot of information to pore over: In the most recent filings, he made at least $307.7 million from golf properties$139.8 million from real estate$105.4 million from hotels$14 million from show business$8.8 million from aircraft He's got a pension from the Screen Actor's Guild (he was a reality TV star, remember), makes money off a carousel in Central Park, brings in a fair amount from licensing his name internationally (although there have been problems on that front recently).
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Word of the Day noun: any tiny hole admitting passage of a liquid (fluid or gas) noun: any small opening in the skin or outer surface of an animal verb: direct one's attention on something _________ The word pore has appeared in 62 New York Times articles in the past year, including on July 15 in A Brooklyn Cemetery Is a Resting Place Rich in History by Eve M. Kahn: At the bustling offices of Evergreens Cemetery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, staff members often pore over hefty reference books with frayed spines and tattered pages.
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Those other judges will have to pore over medical reports and sonograms — as a federal judge did in the case of David Nelson, another Alabama death row inmate, in 2006, before he died of cancer — to decide whether they can insert an 18-gauge catheter into Mr. Hamm's femoral vein in his groin, or scalpel him open to find a subclavian vein, or poke around his neck to find his internal jugular vein; whether the thickness of the catheter would preclude pricking a vein in his hand where a butterfly needle can no longer enter; and how to navigate around malignant lymph nodes while trying to achieve percutaneous access to his central veins.
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