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Phone call controls are relatively simple, with one press to answer or hang up, and a long press to decline the call.
The shutter sits on the right side of the camera and has two stages: half-press to focus and full-press to shoot.
It's almost impossible for the press to cover sexual harassment.
You press to record a message, release to send it.
Here's the button I'm going to press to do it.
It's their right, in a free press, to do so.
The Constitution grants freedom to the press; to the presidency, obligation.
Instead, Venezuela turned to the printing press to cover its bills.
Top meatloaf with cooked veggies, and gently press to adhere. 5.
Hillary&aposs investigation was put in the press to help her.
It then gives you a button to press to start recording.
Get the perfect grind every time, from french press to espresso.
Obama highlighted the importance of a free press to expose injustice.
There's been a full court press to roll back Dershowitz's comments.
You can also long-press to get your phone's native assistant.
Donald Trump would like the press to be nicer to him.
Frustrated, DCI Werrett used the press to plead for more information.
And they defend the right of the press to criticize office-holders.
You can tap or press to pause, skip, or accept a call.
Scoop out the curds and gently press to release the excess whey.
Lawmakers agreed to float the issue in the press to gauge reaction.
The First Amendment allows for the press to publish without government interference.
"I want the press to go in and see them," Trump added.
The consumer knows exactly what buttons to press to get their order.
Hamilton We stop the press to announce the melancholy intelligence that Gen.
I will continue to speak out and press to hold them accountable.
It took more than a week for the press to discover that.
Invite the press to watch you set your campaign funds on fire.
It was the idea of Breakdown Press to make it a hardcover.
Moreover, Mirza Salih himself brings knowledge of the printing press to his homeland.
Examples range from the invention of the printing press to the Industrial Revolution.
Fold the dough over the cheese on all sides and press to seal.
He's previously compared Trump's treatment of the press to that of authoritarian leaders.
It's exactly what Trump surrogates like Rudy Giuliani want the press to believe.
They have a professional obligation as members of the press to report honestly.
But what button can you press to stop a war... or start one?
That's a lot of time for the British press to stir the pot.
I've reached out to Cell Press to see why they made the correction.
Now, the campaign is looking beyond the press to more traditional campaign activities.
Organizations ranging from the Associated Press to the Washington Post, PolitiFact and Factcheck.
"For the press to be effective, these numbers have to change," Maher said.
The actress is doing press to promote her new movie Me Before You.
Why that's necessary information for the press to know, I have no idea.
"It's a full court press to try to find this person," Campbell said.
He will accuse them of allowing the liberal press to dictate their agenda.
One protestor was later reported by local press to have lost an eye.
I'm going to press to move full steam ahead on renaming the parks.
They have a professional obligation as members of the press to report honestly.
Democrats will almost certainly press to make that measure part of any authorization bill.
A call by The Associated Press to his listed phone number rang unanswered Monday.
Thinx went public with the rejection and leveraged the press to protest the decision.
Now, she's experimenting with a RAM press to create a line of ramen bowls.
Spicer himself likened defending Trump in the press to lawyers defending criminals in court.
If not, America will need our free press to rise to its finest hour.
For four decades he has courted the press to promote himself and his enterprises.
You see, I didn't want the press to once again focus on that alone.
Mr. Baraka did not follow the mayor's lead, inviting the press to ask questions.
How important is a free and fair press to the function of our society?
" "Words are not buttons you can press to make them mean only one thing.
It took six full days for the Associated Press to declare Sinema the victor.
Princess Diana's uncle Lord Fermoy, even took to the press to uphold her good name.
Nevertheless, she continues to maliciously level false accusations in the press to attack our client.
There's a button on the back that they can press to cycle through their list.
Adding insult to injury, the White House didn't allow any U.S. press to be present.
He's fascinated with the mechanism you press to register an input on the computing device.
Trump spokesperson Corey Lewandoski has invited the press to cover the fundraiser, according to Breitbart.
Alternately, you can long press to insert a tagged word along with the emoji instead.
On Mophie's, there's a physical switch that you can press to turn charging on/off.
It's also, crucially, understood by mediating institutions like the press to be a divisive message.
The Echo and Google Home both have buttons you can press to mute their microphones.
And he had the audacity to ask the press to call him on his lies.
The Trump administration has been making it progressively harder for the press to ask questions.
T-Mobile has engaged in a full court press to gain approval of the deal.
The state will still press to cut off funding to Planned Parenthood affiliates in general.
On Sunday, Mr. Kaine was asked on NBC News's "Meet the Press" to explain Mrs.
Users will also be able to remap the power button long-press to app shortcuts.
That first year they put all the cemetery grapes into a press to make rosé.
Its rise in use prompted Oxford University Press to name it word of the year.
But I'd learned by then the crucial importance of a free press to a democracy.
Desperate, Texas A&M rolled out a full-court press to start the second half.
After all, that's the whole point of having a free press: to hold leaders accountable.
And it's time we empowered the press to report the facts — and let us decide.
He needed the press to play the punching bag that so delighted his political base.
WATCH: President Trump welcomes press to today's Cabinet meeting: "Welcome back to the studio" pic.twitter.
Congress will continue to press to make the annual Hyde Amendment permanent and government-wide.
The Biden campaign invites press to cover these events, something not all candidates do for fundraisers.
But it is not an excuse for the press to silence victims, to never interrogate allegations.
There's a designated area behind a white picket fence for press to watch as he works.
Clinton, however, encouraged her entourage -- which included the press -- to make room for commuting New Yorkers.
Wonder's only press to date was a vague Forbes article mentioning it may have VR aspirations.
"I kindly ask the press to give them the space they deserve during this challenging time."
I want to be accurate, because I don't want the press to say I was inaccurate.
He frequently meets with the press to discuss policy, at times without consulting his staff beforehand.
Sony invited the press to try the final design for the headset today in San Francisco.
In 2010, the team invited women of the press to join, according to the game's website.
On Sunday, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus took to Meet the Press to defend the statement.
The bot offered a menu of buttons that users could press to learn about Mazurenko's career.
The White House can also bypass the press to address the public directly whenever it likes.
Per Joanna, you can expect Magnolia Press to feature some deep colors and dark wood fixtures.
The Fair Arbitration Now Coalition, though, is making a full-court press to save the rule.
You press the physical button to start and pause your workout, and long-press to conclude.
Trump is a true genius when it comes to using the press to get his way.
It&aposs like I guess they have freedom of the press to lie like they do.
The Republican lawmaker has previously called for individuals leaking information to the press to be jailed.
The hand scanner that players press to open the door plays an animation but never unlocks.
But it's unfortunate that they really look to the press to guide their strategy and attention.
Léger had to fend off attempts by the press to locate and interview his fake author.
It is incumbent on the press to make sure their voices are heard loud and clear.
No Alexa, no sensor under my mattress and I use a French press to make coffee.
For example, we didn't talk about our business story widely in the press to begin with.
Three other aides play key roles for Pompeo on issues ranging from the press to Iran.
He also picked up copies of the Detroit Free Press to hawk on the way home.
"Tulsi Gabbard has always been about whatever brings the most press to Tulsi Gabbard," Holdsworth said.
Apple invited the press to its new campus, Apple Park, for the first time on Tuesday.
But the company's chief executive, Adam Tan, made a full-court press to demystify the conglomerate.
He arranged for members of the press to come to D Yard and record the negotiations.
I want the press to keep an eye on the real issues and report them accurately.
Rose's most recent round of press to promote her book has included new stories involving Jill.
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO THE GET THE PRESS TO WRITE A STORY ABOUT THIS FOR YEARS.
The online retailer has added 50 new brands to its press-to-order Amazon Prime program.
Korea analysts and American policymakers have taken to airwaves and the press to express their fears.
Boeing may press to know how crew members responded to problems triggered by the faulty data.
She closed by asking the press to hold Trump accountable, and calling for empathy for everyone.
Her short dress and silk stockings prompt the press to dub her 'the belle of Kaivopuisto.
Perhaps it's been too easy for the press to categorize Mizmor as a "members of" act.
They rounded off their letter by calling on the press to respect an individual's right to privacy.
He then felt so strongly he leaked those notes to the press to force a special prosecutor.
In embracing Trump, they essentially rescinded their permission to the press to treat him as an outlier.
Membership fell off, but Manchester United players remained steadfast, leading the press to dub them "Outcasts FC".
But that grim part of the story didn't move the press to adopt a more solemn tone.
It took 20 days after the 2016 general election for The Associated Press to declare Republican Rep.
"I don't question, resent or oppose the thirst of the press to get this information," he said.
Spectacles have a single button that you press to begin recording your snap, according to the Journal.
"So many amazing releases get lost as it's impossible for press to cover them all," she says.
He warned the press to be careful in its reporting, echoing comments by Sisi after the bombings.
Republicans cannot and should not rely solely on an opponent, or worse, the press, to vet candidates.
Therefore, any references in the press to "seizures imposed on Folli Follie's treasury", "payments to investors" etc.
That is why declaring the press to be the "enemy of the people" is so ultimately destructive.
Was Gwyneth's version of "easy" going to be another chance for the press to mercilessly slam her?
We want the press to cover these and keep the issue of gun violence in the news.
We're now in a ground war against politicians and an indifferent public and press to end AIDS.
"I've been too focused on marketing and PR and getting press to see the designers," she said.
Rather, it was persuading a watchdog press to cast every working-class American in the same mold.
Here, she sets up her portable steam distiller and manual hand press to experiment with her bounty.
Three pump squeezes by Mr. Lino to Dr. Tongan's single thumb press to the baby's tiny chest.
This digital grinder delivers uniform-sized coffee grounds, perfect for brewing everything from French press to espresso.
Michael Bloomberg knows what buttons to press to make Trump angry: attack ads — and many of them.
It's a contrast with the last time the campaign turned to the press to make its case.
That requires the press to better understand that fixing this issue is constitutionally possible and politically necessary.
The government pursued him aggressively and often leaked falsehoods to the press to pressure him into cooperating.
Health groups are putting on a full-court press to get senators to vote against the bill.
DeVos rarely gives interviews and often doesn't permit the press to cover department forums on important issues.
So, like the worst kind of disgruntled athlete, Morgan went to the press to voice his frustration.
Indeed, poverty seeps into some corners of the country, unimpeded by a free press to criticize it.
Attorney General William Barr invited the press to ask him questions Thursday morning about the Mueller report.
However, LSU unleashed a full-court press to force several turnovers and slowly get back in the game.
Why on earth would people need a hardware device that you press to place an order on Amazon?
Members of Capitol Police were posted at the room, enforcing rules that prevented the press to roam around.
Hiddleston also encouraged the press to take this from the late actress: life your life to the fullest.
I was among the first group of press to check out and review the redesigned Furby in 2012.
I worked for some of the celebrities but they don't want the press to know who they are.
But the head of its parent company is doing a lot of press to insist that everything's fine.
The propaganda used by politicians and the press to push them towards a Brexit vote has been disgusting.
The press covers the White House; the White House uses the press to deliver information to the public.
In the petition, Withelma "T" Ortiz Walker Pettigrew pleaded with The Associated Press to stop using the term.
Once you press to talk, your friend will feel some haptic feedback and then hear your voice immediately.
By strategically leveraging the press to influence public perception, you indirectly influence regulatory rule-making and legislative decisions.
And we couldn't get ... we could not get the press to follow it and we never got confirmation.
From something as global as the offset printing press to something in Mexico, and further in Mexico City.
One source claims the original target cost of the press to consumers would be a more reasonable $250.
Another interface tidbit: I really like the new force-press to activate the camera on the home screen.
Cory Gardner and Lindsey Graham went on Meet the Press to voice their opinions, according to The Hill.
Full-court press from Trump The White House is in a full-court press to rally GOP support.
It's important for the press to investigate Clinton vigorously and responsibly, especially if she is to be president.
Swipe left for back, swipe right to launch recent apps, and press to return to the home screen.
Not only does it undermine democracy using the press but it actually gets the press to undermine itself.
Boeing may press to know more about how crew members responded to problems triggered by the faulty data.
Designers would prepare collections and present clothes to the press, to major retailers and to other industry insiders.
And we don't call the press to say, 'Hey, you got that thing wrong about this sensitive topic.
To reinforce that strong reputation, Verizon recently invited press to its device test lab in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Last week, shareholder Crystal Amber Fund cut its stake in Johnston Press to 10.48 percent from 18.15 percent.
A cease-fire was reached Tuesday, according to the Associated Press, to allow rebels and civilians to vacate.
What didn't exist in those days was freedom of speech and a free press to denounce government misdeeds.
Kim, however, doesn't have a congress or an adversarial press to answer to, or elections to worry about.
The power of the press to illuminate what's actually going on is something I cling to every day.
We must implore members of the press to stop musing about whether or not the President is racist.
From the printing press to television, there was always lots of panic about the psychological or cultural implications.
He was frustrated that Shulkin went straight to the press to discuss what was said in their meeting.
Zero invited members of the press to an unveiling of its new SR/S e-bike on Wednesday.
It is unclear whether Democrats would press to use all their time, which could push testimony past midnight.
But Thunberg gets that praise only because her youth allows politicians and the press to flatten her image.
The United States has put on a full-court press to confine South Korean interactions with North Korea.
The only acceptable number is zero; we need to mobilize a full court press to improve roadway safety.
I'll leave it to the folks in the press to provide the running color commentary day-to-day.
Gibbs did not return a phone message from The Associated Press to speak on any outcome from the meeting.
And if we want a free press to continue working for the public, we'd do well to understand it.
The expansive speech reflected on everything from freedom of the press, to Hollywood representation, and sexual harassment and assault.
We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
I wanted the press to go away, and you put out the book and that's not going to happen.
In a dictatorship, there are no elections to reflect public opinion and no free press to express people's concerns.
We need the principal press to hold power to account to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
It's all part of a full-court press to take advantage of the character's popularity as much as possible.
So require long-press to take a photo, and one tap starts recording video with another tap to stop.
Bringing up inane, debunked conspiracy theories about Foster's death isn't going to get the press to take them seriously.
Warner Brothers Studios invited cast and press to a Monday viewing party for the somewhat struggling show's midseason return.
We need a principled press to hold power to account to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
South Dakota used a full-court press to force three of UCLA's 13 turnovers in the final 26 seconds.
The incident led to the ouster of Chief Executive Renaud Laplanche and gave bad press to the nascent industry.
"Sometimes presidents try to go over the head of Congress and the press to the American people," Dallek said.
It's fairly common in politics for aides to use the press to try to send messages to their candidate.
That flair has garnered Doll Skin enough local press to cement their status as the rock darlings of Phoenix.
Why use a hydraulic press to make sheets of metals when you can use it for so much more.
So Americans trust the government less than before, and increasingly distrust the free press to act as a watchdog.
And if you have an iPhone 6s or 6s Plus, you can press to preview links sent in messages.
I ask the press to take heed that their hysterical desire to destroy this President has gone too far.
Bush and Obama affirm the core importance of a free and independent press to the American way of life.
Now it is time for the press to remember a very different kind of CBS legend -- Edward R. Murrow.
Positive op-eds appear in American newspapers, and sympathetic articles are published in the press to sway public opinion.
The president's allies are engaged in a full-court press to demolish any vestige of credibility on Cohen's part.
It is not clear whether Hill investigators will press to learn the source of the Republican funding of Fusion.
Many entrepreneurs (including myself) use press to enhance our company's image because it greatly helps sales and marketing efforts.
He quite forcefully warned both AT&T and DOJ not to go to the press to make their case.
Politicians have always tried to go over the heads of the press to speak directly to the American public.
Braun, Clearblue, Bounty and Charmin are other brands that Trian could press to be sold, bankers said on Tuesday.
All three people spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press to avoid publicly discussing an ongoing investigation.
There are a lot of privacy options and all of them require a simple button press to toggle on.
Trial and error, mostly, though you can long-press to see if there's an "Open in new window" option.
You tap to go back, double-tap to go home, and long press to get to the app switcher.
Citizens are also highly dependent on a probing press to help them judge the performance of their elected representatives.
We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call him on the carpet for every outrage.
He does not want the press to ask him how many children he has — is it four, five, six?
Most of the "Arrested Development" cast was in NYC Monday doing press to hype up their upcoming 5th season.
We can't put our reputation on the line with press to show them this product because it's not ready.
The local news expected negative press to be abundant, but as it turned out, no one really cared at all.
"It's only because she has tons of press to do and can't get to St. Barts," a source tells PEOPLE.
But, he said "I defend to the hilt the right of the press to publish them if they receive them."
But because McConnell was writing the bill in secret, resistance leaders admitted struggling to get the press to pay attention.
In a free country, it is the duty of a responsible press to keep people informed and hold leaders accountable.
Definers did encourage members of the press to look into the funding of "Freedom from Facebook," an anti-Facebook organization.
When Twitter live streamed the event, the company collaborated with the Hollywood Foreign Press to source questions from fans' tweets.
He's 0-for-13 in his last four games as he continues to press to help a struggling Phillies offense.
Watson Elections uses natural language processing based on what each candidate said in the press to determine their overall mood.
But in the end, it was hard for anyone in the national press to prove that she had deliberately lied.
After these turned out last year to be defective, its executives faced the press to say sorry, and bowed deeply.
The coming out of such a famous (and famously masculine) star allowed the press to personify and humanize the story.
For the press to give her more credit than that is an abdication of their professional responsibility to the public.
"Steve is not a guy who plants stories in the press to toot his own horn," one Bannon ally said.
Explaining why he wanted to slow-walk legalization, Durbin told local press to read Gladwell's piece in The New Yorker.
With Spectacles 3, it takes a long press to take a picture, and a short tap to record a video.
They utilized advertising and the internet to maximize their exposure, and even used the press to get the word out.
You know, she has a very stressful job because she&aposs not treated well in the press to begin with.
" "In a free country, it is the duty of a responsible press to keep people informed and hold leaders accountable.
The newly yellow balls make another pass through a hydraulic press, to cure and heat the adhesives and materials together.
Having fled her hometown to escape threats of her own lynching, Wells used the press to make her moral arguments.
Though Amazon is not above such stunts, it no longer needs to risk negative press to cement its brand identity.
Klopp wanted his team to play through Barcelona's press, to "break the lines," to create chances, ask questions, cause problems.
In negotiations this month, Democrats plan to press to shield from deportation undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
This unabashed style has put new pressure on local politicians, school administrators, and the press to take them more seriously.
Definers did encourage members of the press to look into the funding of 'Freedom from Facebook,' an anti-Facebook organization.
"The press, to put it mildly, has not handled the confusion well," Quinta Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes write in Lawfare.
" Eyeing a reporter, another attendee joked, "I don't want the press to think we kiss our patients on the head.
The Nixon White House "carried the campaign against the press to considerable length," Mr. Farrell said, including eavesdropping on reporters.
The White House and Republicans in Congress continue to press to get something passed this year, but many obstacles remain.
John McCain invited members of the press to review over 1,000 pages of his medical records and interview his physicians.
And in the Windsors' defense, it's essentially a royal tradition to endure bad press, to keep calm and carry on.
TOKYO — A royal engagement typically unleashes breathless headlines and frenzied efforts by the press to learn of the wedding details.
It's not as simple as a central bank of a country turning on the printing press to issue more money.
On Wednesday, the president invited the press to a local fire department, where he shook hands with emergency medical workers.
They prepared documents and distributed these to the press to show that this was not simply a spontaneous grassroots movement.
It's one of the few definitive wins in the Trump administration's full-court press to undo and weaken environmental regulations.
According to EW, the show has been working to keep details away from the press to reduce the possibility of leaks.
Crushing fiends Presstube put childhood favorite silly string under their hydraulic press to show us the right way to party hard.
WALLACE: Critics of President Trump link his attacks on press to shooting deaths of five people at a newspaper in Maryland.
"We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage," she said.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Sunday he wants members of the press to "go in and see" migrant detention centers.
If Trump's divisive politics forces the press to treat him differently than other candidates, this can often work to Trump's advantage.
But always in the background was my belief in a free and independent press to guide us through these troubled times.
Unfortunately, Samsung limited press to just a few short hours with the device, even though it's available in stores right now.
The big picture: The incident at Wednesday's press briefing has brought the White House's confrontation with the press to a head.
The big picture: The president has gone from bullying the press to targeting a variety of information gatekeepers, including big tech.
But he also expressed irritation about the apparent reluctance of the international press to let him move on from that achievement.
All of a sudden, there were competing claims for the press to evaluate—and problems for the administration to clean up.
When I was in America recently, so many Americans I met said they only had the press to rely on now.
Instead of allowing the press to distort his message, he consistently goes right to the public with his intentions and explanations.
Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price declined on NBC's "Meet the Press" to address the issue directly, citing ongoing litigation.
Two young women were using a press to bond together a layer of fine tulle and a sheet of flexible Mylar.
GOP mega-donors and business political action groups are launching a full court press to push back on the Trump tariffs.
This is a band that went from being loathed by the press to being called Britain's most prominent active rock band.
By year five, we were having a hard time getting the press to show up—facing diminishing returns with street activism.
It is not important for the press to have this theatrical role as the inquisitor every day in the briefing room.
It was once the sole province of the press to think about how to cover such tragedies in a responsible way.
Not deigning to talk to the press to explain bad decisions to voters seemed more like Queen Hillary than Uncle Joe.
Mr. Marcos also liked to point to these publications as proof that he allowed an ostensibly free press to criticize him.
For example, a button you needed to press to complete building your routine didn't do anything when I pressed it repeatedly.
In speaking to reporters in Orlando, DeSantis urged the press to pay attention to his platform concerning education and the environment.
There was almost no reason to bring Beyoncé into the mix if you didn't want the press to start speculating wildly.
" Mr. Sitrick's first book, published in 1998, is called "Spin: How to Turn the Power of the Press to Your Advantage.
Also omitted from the exemption list was U.S. ally Japan, though a government spokesman said Tokyo would press to be included.
Yet Trump has been inciting hatred against the press (to continue with that example) since the inception of his candidacy, singling out individuals like NBC's Katy Tur for heckling; confining the press to pens, like caged animals, and inciting enough hatred that double layers of security were required for pool reporters by the end of the campaign.
When you hold the phone horizontally, there is a physical "shutter" button with the Kodak "K" that you press to take pictures.
One of those is the broadening of terms like "the press" to include ideologically-minded organizations like Fox News and Crooked Media.
Chinese policymakers at least have one advantage over peers in developed economies: they can count on the press to amplify their message.
Democrats and Republicans have urged President Trump to rein in Sessions, while they press to maintain banking regulations that accommodate pot businesses.
The bag itself also has a handle, on which you'll find a button you press to release the bag from the bike.
Huawei's approach is one tap to go back, long press to go home, and a swipe to bring up the multitasking menu.
"(May) has always been clear on the importance of a free press to our democracy and to our society," the spokesman said.
"He chases one issue after another, leaving no room for the country or press to get bored," says someone close to him.
A couple of weeks later another royal also sent out a statement asking the press to go easy on his own family.
A well-funded campaign to spread false information was extremely difficult for Bolsonaro's opponents and Brazil's independent press to expose or discredit.
She never intended to prove her claims… Nevertheless, she continues to maliciously level false accusations in the press to attack our client.
Last summer it released a smaller version of the bttn, and added support for a long press to expand the potential functionality.
You tap against gravity in Flappy Bird, fling on a trajectory in Angry Birds and press to maintain momentum in Tiny Wings.
But when the new update hits, those gestures will map to something new, and you'll need to long press to change faces.
Despite the balanced scoring, Gonzaga never established consistent half-court offense and had to rely on its press to create quality opportunities.
Press guidelines became stricter, and the royal household gradually realised it needed to work with the press to safely achieve its aims.
Conway also referred the press to the Department of Defense when asked about the event's estimated costs, which have reportedly racked up.
Eager to move on The President's public schedule has been devoid of opportunities for the press to see him since last Thursday.
Tiny filed divorce docs in December, but since then T.I.'s put on a full-court press to get her to reconsider.
In practice, the reality of the situation is that it is a very prosaic 'long press to activate' more than anything else.
Yesterday Lena Dunham announced that she would not be doing press to promote this new season of Girls due to her endometriosis.
Jaguars senior manager of PR Tad Dickman spoke with Wolff and confirmed his wellbeing, but asked the press to give Wolff space.
Defense hawks have launched a full-court press to convince Trump to reverse course and return to the $733 billion budget. Sen.
Our sources say Gavin did not press to get a big chunk of the money Gwen made from concert and record sales.
It was easy enough for the centrist press to say "both sides do it," and for party hacks to respond with whataboutism.
Stewart, who was long the front-runner in the race, was projected by The Associated Press to win the primary Tuesday night.
He is expecting the free press to "let him win" his next presidential election -- which raises the question: What if they don't?
Forcing citizens and the press to appeal or sue is a way of delaying and perhaps denying access to vital government information.
Now that Thiel has created a template for using money to bring an unruly press to heel, it's likely to happen again.
Trump elected to allow the press to attend part of the White House meeting that was originally scheduled to happen in private.
Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake NBC News said it's time for the Press to stop complaining and to start fighting back.
"In fact, Mr. Trump almost compels the press to cover stories that infuriate him by refusing to ignore them himself," he wrote.
Exact timings, strategies, units, combinations, buttons to press to execute those combinations: This all takes a lot of space in your brain.
I think crypto and blockchain have gotten a huge amount of airtime in the press, to me it's distracting for financial services.
Some media outlets have even capitalized on it, using the president's antipathy to the press to burnish their reputations and sell subscriptions.
Mr. Trump invited the press to this meeting because he thought he would put on another show of dominance for his fans.
"The word 'headquarters' is a nontechnical, nonlegal term, but it plays well in the press to talk like this," Mr. O'Kelley said.
Lies need to be countered by truths, certainly, and that's something Americans have looked to the press to do in the past.
Biden declined on "Meet the Press" to suggest the president "has blood on his hands," per a question from NBC's Chuck Todd.
I see them as exactly the same, because it is now a full-court press to push the boundaries in all directions.
The evidence seems to point to a marketing stunt, but I expect the press to keep milking this story for some time.
The court also denied a motion for a group, the Reporter's Committee for Freedom of the Press, to intervene in the case.
From freedom of the press to separation of powers, the years-long erosion of America's democratic institutions has many voicing their concerns.
This full-speed-ahead strategy simultaneously constrained the ability of the press to explore the special interest provisions buried in the legislation.
Add the bonus panini press to the proceedings and you've got yourself a full-tilt gourmet tailgate menu right at your fingertips.
Swift wanted to keep the picture out of the press to avoid prejudicing the jury, but TMZ published it anyway last year.
The allegations, which Reuters was unable to independently confirm, also prompted Conyers' hometown paper, the Detroit Free Press, to call for his resignation.
He pointed out that past administrations, led by Republicans and Democrats alike, did not "demonize" the press to the extent that Trump has.
They've tolerated Trump sowing distrust among the key pillars of American democracy, from freedom of the press to the judiciary and intelligence agencies.
The ability to launch different apps based on what finger your press to the sensor is a cool trick for a budget phone.
Later that afternoon, Clinton appears in front of the press to demonstrate that she's fine, but she also cancels a trip to California.
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention spokesperson confirmed the estimated death toll, first reported by the Associated Press, to BuzzFeed News Wednesday.
Since when is journalism's job in a country with an allegedly free press to "unify" with a government it's supposed to report on?
" The Times' Savage: "[W]ith Kennedy gone and Kavanaugh sitting as his replacement, antiabortion lawyers in conservative states will press to prohibit abortion.
The long attack on the mainstream media in America, for instance, has reduced the ability of the press to hold politicians to account.
It doesn't really exist, except as an item for the press to write about to show that the tech companies really, truly care.
The screen on the back of the driver's headrest features a large blue "start" button that I could press to initiate the ride.
We spoke with Joy Press to discuss the role have women had in revolutionizing TV, and the challenges they faced along the way.
This led the press to crown Mr Everett as the anti-Chomsky: Mr Chomsky has spent his career at MIT, focusing on theory.
More than two years ago, 20th Century Fox invited the press to the set of Alita: Battle Angel, which had just started production.
"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the board wrote.
After Russia's successes in 2016, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates used leaked emails and the U.S. press to wage a proxy war.
But I do think his approach to the free press, to democratic institutions, to the independent judiciary, is extremely dangerous and anti-democratic.
Taken together, it feels like a full court press to ensure the message that Apple is still committed to the Mac comes through.
After Donald Trump secured the Republican nomination on Tuesday night, the BBC rounded up the reactions from the global press to Trump's victory.
" She also spoke of "the responsibility of the act of empathy" and the need for "the principled press to hold power to account.
Indonesian politicians routinely float ideas in the press to gauge public response and see if an idea will win them any political points.
"While we appreciate your curiosity and support, we ask the press to be mindful of our children and respect their right to privacy."
The hearing was closed to the press to protect the identity of an individual providing testimony, Grossman said, and details were not released.
Gerald Ford, using private donations, had a swimming pool built on the South Lawn, and invited the press to watch him swimming laps.
He accused Witzel of leaking details from a confidential investigation to the press to "destroy the Bolsonaro family" before the 2022 presidential elections.
Defense attorneys often press to have felonies reduced to misdemeanors because it makes finding employment easier among potential employers who do background checks.
According to the Imperial Household, Mako and her fiancé, both 25, will meet the international press to announce their engagement on September 3.
"Such action compromises the ability of a free press to gather the news safely and effectively and raises serious constitutional concerns," he said.
Jefferson clearly was using his friends in the press to set up a rematch with Adams in 6900, and Adams had had enough.
"The President shifted from the question, which was about freedom of the press, to insulting a retired four-star," said retired Lt. Gen.
Fearful of where it might lead, those operating in survival mode have launched nothing short of a full-court press to denigrate Mueller.
The spread of the internet has also exposed the Rohingya to more hate speech as enemies put freedom of the press to use.
In addition to her composing and performances, he noted another accomplishment: She started her own publishing company, Papagena Press, to disseminate her work.
But Ed Gillespie, candidate for governor in Virginia, has made it extremely difficult for the press to find him on the campaign trail.
"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the Globe said.
He has already trimmed civil liberties, purged and jailed political opponents after a failed 2016 coup, and brought a free press to heel.
There are so many different levers you can press to try to change behavior, but often they're working at odds with one another.
But she was horrifically wooden on the campaign trail; the word "robotic" was commonly used in the British press to describe her performance.
Naruhito, looking grim, asked the press to back off and seemed to take a swipe at palace officials for restricting his wife's travel.
President Trump has done everything within his limits to keep federal employees from talking—to the press, to Congress, and on social media.
Prestigious institutions and the press To do the kinds of analyses described here, you need large data sets that researchers can pore over.
MNUCHIN: NO, I THINK WHAT IT SAYS IS, I'D ASK THE PRESS TO PRINT EVERYTHING I SAY BECAUSE I WAS VERY, VERY CAREFUL.
MORE generally allowed the press to be told whom he was golfing with and sometimes allowed himself to be photographed on the course.
He accused Witzel of leaking details from a confidential investigation to the press to "destroy the Bolsonaro family" before the 2022 presidential elections.
That's not only sad, it is irresponsible and bad for the health of our democracy, which relies on a free press to survive.
He repeated his request for the press to leave his family alone and out of the spotlight that he had recently stepped into.
But a flash point could come if Democrats press to subpoena Mr. Trump's tax returns, a move that could scuttle the entire inquiry.
The first novel's success propelled the writer from a modest indie press to a major commercial publisher and the elusive six-figure advance.
The answer is for the press to be honest and truthful, and research their articles and correct things properly when they are false.
The Boom key, however, is kind of like the "Active" key on the Galaxy S6 Active and S7 Active in that you can program it to launch an app, launch the camera (and long press to take a burst shot or double press to take a single photo immediately), turn on "Boom effects" or animations on your home screen, or take a screenshot.
You can swipe away notifications now, and there's also that X button at the very top that you can force press to clear all.
The company, which also owns local papers ranging from the Detroit Free Press to the El Paso Times, missed second-quarter revenue on Monday.
He has recently been contracted by Routledge press to produce a book based on his ongoing research regarding the personalization of the museum visit.
Prince Andrew, Duke of York, issued a statement on Twitter Friday asking the press to stop speculating about his daughters, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.
"With congressional Members just allowed inside to see prisoners and conditions, jail staff now asking all press to leave and go outside," Pascrell wrote.
Can you talk a bit about how the Black Hand used the press to their advantage, and how immigrants were described in the media?
And then, this week, she shattered her silence — sitting with with a reporter from the Associated Press to give her side of the story.
After successfully funding his Kickstarter project, Amos was approached by San Francisco publisher No Starch Press to create a book based on his photos.
You probably know all about Amazon's Dash buttons, the little physical buttons that you can press to re-order more of a specific item.
As for the touchpad, I didn't have any issues with gestures or swipes, but it is loud and requires a firm press to actuate.
Yet other instructions urge the press to play down China's plan for global dominance in various technological sectors, known as "Made in China 2025".
In journalism, for example, machine learning is used by organizations like The Associated Press to create summaries of football matches, earthquakes, and financial news.
It relies on its members, and on institutions like political parties and the press, to shame and discourage people who flout important political norms.
When Parris heard the company was hunting for a factory location, he launched a full-court press to lure BYD out to the Mojave.
In 2016, Lambert released her post-Blake Shelton divorce album The Weight of These Wings, and refused to do any press to promote it.
More importantly, the e-commerce behemoth could be setting itself up for some good press to stave off any threats of an antitrust suit.
Grace and her fellow servant James McDermott had run away to the United States together and were assumed by the press to be lovers.
At the last minute, though, the staffer directed the press to a side door and into a choir room at Theodore Roosevelt High School.
"Hicks thought the President's reaction was odd because he usually considered not responding to the press to be the ultimate sin," the report said.
This will also allow you to accept a call, and you can double press to skip to the next track on the right bud.
She sent a fax to the Associated Press to fact check Dionne Warwick's speech at Whitney Houston's funeral, five years after she gave it.
The remote includes a press-to-talk microphone for controlling your TV from afar and is sold with the speakers or separately for $29.99.
As such, she's considered the member of One Direction's team that was most capable of conspiring with the press to enact the baby scam.
Yet, there has been a full court press to show that Comey's conduct somehow fell outside of long-standing legal — and even grammatical — rules.
Each Pop supports up to three distinct recipes, since you can single press, double press, or long press to trigger three separate command combinations.
The video game collecting community was small in the '80s so Santulli started publishing a zine called Digital Press to help bring everyone together.
The president told the press to ask Kelly whether he received a call from Obama after Kelly's son was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.
"It is the long-standing policy of The Associated Press to refrain from discussing our sources," a spokesperson for The Associated Press said Monday.
The desperation of the press to see themselves as victims of Trump's imminent tyranny feels like an attempt to justify their own political maneuvering.
Allen and McPherson felt duty-bound to go to Congress and the press to raise the alarm and prevent foreseeable, ongoing risk of harm.
But Trump personally urged Acosta to appear before the press to push back against his critics, according to a person familiar with the conversation.
The subsidies are reported in the local press to be as high as $552 per acre and were announced in the last few weeks.
During the ensuring 13-year period, the Agriculture Department led a multi-agency, full-court press to restore foreign market access for U.S. beef.
" President Donald Trump invited the press to stay and watch the prayer, saying that "you need the prayer more than I do, I think.
"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake NBC News said it's time for the Press to stop complaining and to start fighting back," he wrote.
The tally of Trump's giving was provided by his campaign last year to The Associated Press, to assess Trump's recent record of charitable giving.
Spicer just talked about the need for the press to be accurate, noting the racial tensions overlaying any talk of removing the MLK bust.
"You press to talk, and your friend can hear your voice — just like a walkie-talkie," said Kevin Lynch, Apple's head of Watch software.
For the Note9, the pen got a significant upgrade: It now includes a button that you can press to use as a remote control.
Republicans have been conspicuously quiet about the ballooning national debt as they press to enact deep tax cuts before the end of the year.
Some prominent figures, including the husband of counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway, are pleading with the press to take this story more seriously.
At the congress, Mr. Xi is likely to press to enshrine his ideology in the party's constitution, helping to solidify his legacy, analysts say.
Not only did he attend this protest, he reportedly convinced the Hollywood Foreign Press to serve an all-vegan menu at the Golden Globes.
Publicists haven't been sure what to do about blocks of hotels they've secured to show games because they can't book press to show up.
And it says a lot about the susceptibility of the public and press to her carefully-constructed image that so few saw this coming.
" He also asked members of the press "to respect the privacy of all those who have been injured today and their families as well.
He's supposed to be yearning on the part of mainstream press to present ... Yes, to have a more familiar picture to insert themselves into.
CNN cameras and reporters were there sending an important message about the power of the press to stop countries from killing their citizens with impunity.
There's now halls filled with rows and rows of startups barely out of crowdfunding vying for buyers and suppliers and the press to take notice.
But as these inclusive nightlife spaces have become more popular—and frankly, more in vogue for the press to cover—it's also presented new challenges.
The headphones seemed to understand me well, but there's also a dedicated button on each earbud that you can hold and press to access Siri.
Compared to the treatment doled out by the press to to Britney or Amy Winehouse, you could hardly say Swift has been hard done by.
What was once an altruistic warning has become shorthand for "mildly rude," and used as a tool by the online press to reel in traffic.
He denied that he'd ever thought about firing Mueller and attacked the "nasty, mean, and vicious fake" press to a mixture of boos and laughter.
Overwhelmingly, the most common reason they cited was that they didn't trust the underlying story — because they didn't trust the press to tell the truth.
BILL CLINTON: THE RESPONSIBLETHING IS FOR WELLS FARGO AND OUR LAWMAKERS AND THE PRESS TO, YOU KNOW, LOOK ATTHE FACTS AND DO THE RIGHT THING.
CONWAY: The White House put out a statement tonight asking the press to sign up if they are going to cover the summit in Singapore.
It'll be up to the public, politicians, and press to formulate questions to make all of this information useful—Ballmer is simply facilitating its aggregation.
When "Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood" screened in Cannes, a similar plea from Quentin Tarantino was read to the press, to much exasperated booing.
That could prove aggravating to the would-be president, especially if Warren uses her command of the press to try to push the administration leftward.
AS IS well known, Donald Trump wants the press to focus not on what he calls "fake" news about himself, but on his administration's achievements.
Instead of discussing the plan, he rebuked the California Democrat and went to find the waiting, pre-positioned White House press to vent his anger.
But it's also a responsibility of the press to actively look for games that challenge our notions of what our medium can and should be.
Schumer, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, declined in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" to offer any "quick judgements" on Trump's nominees.
Last year, it signed a deal with the Associated Press to produce several VR mini-documentaries, starting with a piece on France's Calais refugee camp.
Over time, this could force the press to spend more time assessing the merits of progressive proposals and upend conventional wisdom about fiscal seriousness too.
Facebook admitted earlier this month that Definers "did encourage members of the press" to examine the funding of "Freedom from Facebook," an anti-Facebook group.
But Trump, after speaking Monday, invited the press to stick around and asked his most senior advisors to introduce themselves and say a few words.
At many Trump rallies, supporters of the candidate often jeer at reporters, sometimes walking up to the enclosure for the traveling press to fling obscenities.
Photos of the 60-year-old Quattro Securities broker's facial expressions are regularly used by the press to signal the drama of a trading session.
There was always some kind of liquid on the flow, from the press to a cuve, or the removal of residue to the waste tank.
Vice President Pence on Saturday called on the Associated Press to apologize for publishing his wife's private email address in a story earlier this week.
As business and community leaders expressed fears of negative economic effects emanating from the amendment, Beijing continued a full-court press to justify the move.
It is the job of the mainstream press to use reporting to determine their validity and significance, and put their contents in their proper context.
He also spent several days at campaign rallies, offering fewer days for the press to pose questions to the White House in a public setting.
And of course it's a very interesting thing for the press to write about… so I'm sure you'll have more and more of these stories.
Meanwhile, former Trump campaign officials Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie will appear on NBC's "Meet the Press" to discuss their forthcoming book about the campaign.
Spain just happened to have the most reliable reporting at the time, as other countries censored their press to boost morale during World War I.
It gave press to local reggae, rockabilly, and blues bands of the time, and featured Peter Tosh of The Wailers on its cover in 1978.
But major recent investments have come up dry, such as when the party mounted a full-court press to win the governor's race in 28500.
Amazon told me it was so you never have to move your thumb, just press to turn a page and stay deep within the text.
Gary Starkweather, an engineer and inventor who designed the first laser printer, bringing the power of the printing press to almost anyone, died on Dec.
For the press to be that, it must take proactive steps to repair the damage it has done to its own standing with the public.
The right of the press to report on government officials has led to a right to know, enshrined in the 1966 Freedom of Information Act.
And while the activists may claim a right of free speech or free press to publish the videos, the charges are about collection, not publication.
The photos were then put into an envelope, which was attached to the page where they belonged and sent to the press to be printed.
The military officials knew it wasn't led by Afghans, but they still emphatically made this false assertion and expected the press to repeat the phrase.
He was combative with the press, to be sure, but when I watch Nixon on TV, he's really good at it in this innate way.
You'll see all of the icons that you can put in your Quick Settings menu; just tap and press to move the Battery Saver icon up.
In January, a judge denied a request by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to unseal any court records — if they exist — about Assange.
Still, apparent errors and inconsistencies have led news outlets, including The Associated Press, to decline to declare a winner in the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
So I went on press to Winnipeg seven times for the Paris Review, and I think I saw all the possible sights to see in Winnipeg.
There's no excuse for a reputable news organization like the Associated Press to run a headline and story describing a murderous teen as heartbroken and melancholy.
Well, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof is coming clean about the media&aposs Trump obsession that is causing the press to miss many big stories.
Unlike the S7, Moto Display also lets you use third-party apps, and it lets you check your notifications with a long press to the screen.
"While we appreciate your curiosity and support, we ask the press to be mindful of our children and respect their right to privacy," the statement said.
"Definers did encourage members of the press to look into the funding of 'Freedom from Facebook,' an anti-Facebook organization," the company said in blog post.
After he was fired by Trump, Comey asked Richman to share the memos with the press to get his story out, Comey told lawmakers last month.
Don't WorryBy Anna Haifisch (Perfectly Acceptable Press) To me, personally, Anna Haifisch is one of the greatest artists of this time we live in, right now.
Uber has previously trotted Pham out in front of the press to highlight his story as an example of one of their key leaders overcoming adversity.
AS RESHUFFLES go, Jeremy Corbyn's of his shadow cabinet this week was small—certainly a lot smaller than his aides had led the press to expect.
For 27 years, the event has been a place for people and the games industry and the press to meet, mingle, and learn from one another.
Uber reacted by bolstering checks of its Indian drivers and installing a "panic button" in vehicles there, which threatened passengers can press to instantly alert police.
This would have invited the press to summon yet-more dark clouds over both of them, and lead, most likely, to a new, urgent congressional investigation.
Such is football fans' obsession with kits, many of these draw considerable online interest, sometimes even causing the press to confuse the real with the imagined.
"Traditionally, that third wave will press to a multiple higher than the distance traveled in one, so that points to $105, possibly even $110," he said.
More than a dozen news outlets -- from the Associated Press to USA Today, The Washington Post to Fox News -- have publicly expressed support for the effort.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press to discuss a secret document that has been turned over to special counsel Robert Mueller.
Lennon and Ono invited the press to visit their room from 9 am until 9 pm each day of their "bed-in" protest, according to TIME.
The trial was deemed by French officials and the press to be a moment of "national catharsis," the redemptive coda to a cycle of national suffering.
It represented a bipartisan attempt to establish, for the first time, a practical route for citizens and the press to learn what their government was doing.
He sent McCloskey donations, under a pseudonym, that he said were from the "Young Socialist Alliance" — and then leaked it to the press to embarrass McCloskey.
"The best way for the press to react to Trump's undemocratic behavior is to continue trying to do their jobs the best they can," Ladd wrote.
Sources close to Lindsay tell us her buddies are making a full-court press to get her back with people who will take care of her.
"I'll ask the press to get out, and I'll say, 'You're fired,'" Mr. Trump said as reporters were ushered out of the Mar-a-Lago teleconference.
Broadwell has attempted to convince The Associated Press to not use the word "mistress," suggesting some words reflect mistakes made by two people, not just one.
"We wanted him to use a walker last week, and Mr. Weinstein didn't want the press to think he was seeking sympathy," Rotunno said in December.
The interactive "pollution pavilion" art installation has buttons which passers-by can press to compare data on annual air quality data gathered at five monitoring stations.
The interactive "pollution pavilion" art installation has buttons which passers-by can press to compare data on annual air quality data gathered at five monitoring stations.
"Such action compromises the ability of a free press to gather the news safely and effectively and raises serious constitutional concerns," Colford said in a statement.
The Republican-controlled Senate will subject the press to unprecedented restrictions during President Donald Trump&aposs Senate impeachment trial, which is set to begin next week.
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is projected by The Associated Press to get first place in the jungle primary for California's open Senate seat, with Rep.
In 1969, Dr. Medvedev's book "The Rise and Fall of T. D. Lysenko," was published by the Columbia University Press to wide acclaim and international attention.
Without mentioning his name, the actress criticized President-elect Donald Trump for his behavior on the campaign trail -- and called on the press to hold him accountable.
In certain moments, when there's no public or press to perform for, the bright charm he possesses simply turns off, leaving only a sense of emptiness behind.
Viewers, parents, and mental health experts turned to social media and the press to explain why they found the show's vivid depiction of suicide harmful and disturbing.
Image: Gizmodo/Sony/FacebookYou may have seen the ads that Facebook has been running on TV in a full-court press to apologize for abusing users privacy.
"She's usually very open to meeting the press to discuss women's rights," one of Thakur's younger sisters, Uttama, told BuzzFeed News at the threshold of her room.
I routinely prayed or spent time quietly before I spoke publicly or interviewed the press, to ensure that my words were consistent with my faith and values.
These days, she refers to Harvey Weinstein as only "the Monster" and she thinks that Weinstein paid the press to ridicule her for the past 20 years.
As PEOPLE (the only press to attend the premiere episode live taping) previously reported, the studio erupted into applause as each of the stars made their entrances.
He and his colleagues had first to persuade the press to take part—a process that meant co-ordinating the dates on which particular stories got published.
Not forcing Kim to answer for his human rights abuses — or even allowing the press to ask the dictator questions about it — lets Kim off the hook.
But, the royal family would take exception to anyone running to the press to spill the beans on what they witnessed behind closed doors at the wedding.
It works fine without 3D Touch, but you can use a harder press to start running when you're walking, or to take tighter turns when you're driving.
Inside of the Amazon App for iOS, there will be a microphone icon near the top of the screen that you can press to call up Alexa.
Though Hulu's new user interface made its debut at CES earlier this year, the company didn't allow press to try the service for themselves at that time.
After the president accused Obama's administration of tapping his phones at Trump Tower during the election, Clapper went on NBC's Meet the Press to refute those claims.
But it's still up to consumers of information, whether private individuals or the press, to verify through thoughtful fact-checking, and decide whether the information is sound.
Mostly, I do the sketches and lino carving at the kitchen table and then roll out my inking cart and small press to ink up and print.
He also refuted attempts by the press to link Mehmet Atilla's arrest to the extradition request and underlined the legal processes will be followed in both cases.
After taking a photo or video, tap the smiley-face icon in the upper right-hand corner (the same one you normally press to insert a sticker).
Tyga's co-signing RZA's full-court press to get Wu-Tang Clan into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame -- and he says it's all about the culture.
Cal tried to use a full-court press to get back in the game, but the Silverswords easily broke the press for layups and open 3-pointers.
"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the Boston Globe wrote in its editorial.
He accused Rio state Governor Wilson Witzel of leaking details from a confidential investigation to the press to "destroy the Bolsonaro family" before the 2022 presidential elections.
" She then highlighted the importance of the press: "We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
At the time of the launch, Trump was visiting Republican senators on Capitol Hill, part of a full-court press to pass the GOP's tax reform bill.
There are too many candidates for the press to cover in depth, so news outlets will be making strategic decisions about who is most deserving of coverage.
Lol.  Trump has two rules for people who work for him: Unless you're a paid spokesperson, you should only engage with the press to promote Trump's agenda.
Even having a president who finally emphasizes the dangers of gun-free zones for mass public shootings isn't enough to get the press to consider this newsworthy.
Both chambers must pass a reform measure before the end of the year or Nadler predicts the administration will press to leave the current FISA law intact.
The safe haven of false equivalence led the press to ignore one of the most consequential developments in contemporary American politics: the radicalization of the Republican Party.
Over the course of the war, however, Horna's focus shifted from the refutation of stories told by the mainstream press to the undeniable suffering caused by war.
His plans prompted criticism from consumer advocates and Democrats and drew activists from the group Free Press to a protest outside the event, which had tight security.
"The Art Criticism of Gay Abandon, Herbert Goode and Prudence Juris" (1968–1973) became her Master's thesis at San Francisco State University — and press to show gallerists.
It will be up to Congress, the public and the press to take the first steps in reviewing the pros and cons of the current U.S. approach.
The Republican-controlled Senate will subject the press to unprecedented restrictions during President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial, which is set to begin on Tuesday next week.
The Trump administration is readying a full-court press to push Trump's new NAFTA agreement through Congress, which they see as arguably the top priority for 2019.
Mr. Seymour received his Ph.D. from Cornell University in 1956, then earned a contract from Oxford University Press to write the first volume of the "Baseball" history.
Prince Harry told the British press to lay off new Suits actress girlfriend Meghan Markle, a move that his brother Prince William told The Telegraph that he supported.
Interacting with the content feels a lot like Periscope or Facebook Live — you can comment while the video is live, or press to send hearts or sad faces.
Just like the virtual shutter button you press to capture a Pixel shot, the act of "taking a photo" is virtualized, segmented into multiple, invisible, AI-assisted steps.
The Germania Ottomans haven't been quick to run to the press to answer these questions: The only interview given so far was to a relatively obscure insider website.
We all need the press to hold everyone accountable, Trump surely, but also the other sectors of government as well, including the FBI, and that&aposs the Angle.
To add to his multiple identities, the artist is now a publisher: he has created Black Madonna Press to give the Johnson images a future in book form.
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In a perfect world: They've been heavily linked to Colorado's Matt Duchene, but Dorion is working a full court PR press to try to drive the price down.
Stone's joke that his company did an "un-pivot"—a play on Silicon Valley jargon for shifting course—even prompted the press to have some fun with it.
But after Price's ouster, and given the show's topicality, there is a renewed push from viewers, cast, crew, and press to bring it back for a second season.
He also ended the practice of allowing The Associated Press to ask the first question, giving the privilege to a rotation of conservative outlets and some major newspapers.
Monastero believes it is the obligation of studios from parts of the world that don't traditionally gain the attention of the mainstream gaming press to forcibly grab it.
Nothing says you're a savvy shopper — and responsible about your health — like an inch-long Trojan button plastered to your wall that you press to order more condoms.
Apple reportedly plans to add a Siri button in the Mac's menu bar, beside the clock and Spotlight icon, which you'll be able to press to activate it.
At the same time, Twitter seems also to serve as a valuable means of distracting from stories that Trump doesn't want the national press to discuss, Miringoff added.
The most complex step, the composition of type, happened off-line; if a printer wanted to change the type, he had to stop the press to reset it.
So far, Myanmar's rulers' attempts to muzzle the press, to hide crimes, and protect criminals have had the opposite effect: bringing more and more international attention and opprobrium.
He should take his message on the road to the people and force the press to cover his agenda rather than the drip, drip, drip of the investigation.
To perform the study, Meltwater analyzed online news sources in the U.S. — from major sites and services like the Associated Press to community pages like Patch — between Jan.
When reporters approached Clinton after her Reno speech, she ignored the questions being served up and told the press to have some of the chocolate being served up.
That birthday marked five decades of the Act's effective use by citizens and the press to open up government files, force discovery of misinformation and expose outright lies.
For a generation of mainstream journalists, the scandal would confirm the power of the press to serve as a check on corruption, no matter how powerful the perpetrator.
The Senate race was just weeks away, leading many, including Moore's wife, to accuse the women of conspiring with the "liberal press" to get "involved" with the race.
In order for the press to recover some authority so that what it says about Trump makes a difference, which is what you're asking about ... Yes, thank you.
And the entertainingly Mad Libs-y variety of the three names involved means the story has cast a wide net, from the gossip press to the business papers.
When I actually did buy one, there was nothing more alluring than that first crack of the spine, choosing the perfect pen to press to the lined page.
But all it would take is a few bad things to happen and the press to get worked up, and we might be dealing with the same thing.
And I can see how people would obviously be very upset if you thought that Gayle was just trying to press to get an answer from Lisa Leslie.
They will try to use the press to embarrass officials on TV by catching them lying; other times they will refuse to invite Mr. Trump's officials to talk.
She reached out to "her old friend Joseph Kennedy," who asked Edward Kennedy, a war correspondent for The Associated Press, to write a sympathetic piece whitewashing her behavior.
Vice President Mike Pence was pressed on NBC's "Meet the Press" to back up some of his claims that Democrats were floating "irresponsible rhetoric" about the coronavirus outbreak.
Cory Booker launched a full-court press to reach the fundraising threshold and join at least six of his fellow Democrats on stage December 19 in Los Angeles.
While Google stopped offering its search product in China in 2010 amid censorship concerns, LaJeunesse says other executives at the company continued to press to enter the market.
A fight, at least in the press, to the end Throughout the campaign, Cuomo mostly left the work of chopping away at Nixon to campaign aides and supporters.
And as Kalanick started fighting with his own board and investors, both sides tried using the press to get their own stories out and to damage their opponents.
Indeed, the board of his own company intentionally looked the other way while playing whack-a-mole with the press to keep the stories from becoming public. Rep.
His recent anti-media tirades have, again, featured the suggestion that he's not just complaining but would genuinely like to subject the press to an unconstitutional censorship regime.
LG: Although, I do think there is a physical button on the Echo that you press to go from the red light non-listening mode to listening mode.
Because she was watched closer and judged harsher than any male candidate ever was, she protected herself by becoming closely guarded, which caused the press to call her aloof.
In an address ushering in a new era of martial law just after the attacks, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned the press to be careful in its reporting.
Americans have insulated themselves from their neighbors' ideas for hundreds of years -- from the partisan press to cable news, in gated communities and through decades of diminished civic engagement.
From statues to walls to protests to press to the presidency, the country feels divided not so much by issues as by what we can agree upon as reality.
So when personal care brand Dove invited me and other members of the press to an hour-long self-esteem workshop for young girls, I jumped at the opportunity.
NBC devoted the full hour of Sunday's "Meet the Press" to climate change, featuring an interview with Michael Bloomberg vowing to elevate its role in the White House race.
She came under fire after moneyed Democrats took to the national press to express their displeasure that she led the call in the US Senate for then-Minnesota Sen.
Over the past year, Kardashian, 29, has gone from hiding out in his home avoiding the press to making special appearances at clubs and opening up on social media.
They added that there had been a "campaign in the press" to try to muddy the evidence and protect the trafficker, who they said was known as "the General".
In tandem with a new feature that activates the screen immediately when the phone is lifted, you will now press to unlock the phone instead of swipe to unlock.
And it is the job of the press to let them know they can't do what they feel like, that transparency is a key element of a successful democracy.
Oregon (11-6, 2-2 Pac-3.83) used a zone defense and full-court press to hold Arizona to 36.5 percent shooting, although the Wildcats made a late charge.
"We are encouraged by today's ruling - it goes a long way in allowing the press to do its job," said John Micklethwait, Bloomberg's editor in chief, in a statement.
A vote on the American Health Care Act is expected later Thursday, and Republican leaders are making a full-court press to get enough support to pass the bill.
The DM feature will now get a prominent place, directly to the right of the + at the bottom of the screen that you press to create a new Flip.
They are the brains behind Trump's (sometimes incoherent) executive actions, and seem to be calling the shots on everything from Trump's relationship to the press to his foreign policy.
We've seen now how they mimic President Trump and so what could already be a difficult situation in other countries becomes even more difficult for the press to operate.
He also is the first North Korean leader to stand before the press to give a joint inter-Korean announcement, a feat that his paternal counterpart, Moon, generously lauded.
Garrett had invited press to the event at the National Indian Gaming Association's Washington office, but had not made clear until he spoke whether he would run for reelection.
Yet, with time running short and the economy running strong, Democrats must increasingly press to stop America from defining Trump as they have past presidents: By his economic performance.
Ms. Petry says her words were twisted by what she calls the "Pinocchio press" to say that she favored an order to shoot, similar to that in East Germany.
It is political suicide for Republicans when the president escalates his attacks against the free press to such extreme levels that even his daughter distances herself from these attacks.
Syracuse, trailing by 16 after Virginia's Anthony Gill dunked to open the second half, employed a press to force some important turnovers and change the pace of the game.
And he was in true Mean Girl form when he catcalled the press to "go online and put down 'Hillary Clinton illness'" if you wanted to see alarming videos.
People who have spoken with Bannon say he has given explicit orders to allies who may have been taking swipes at Kushner in the press to knock it off.
Presented with an academic tone, historian/author Niall Ferguson's three-part "Networld" tries to put all that in context, citing innovations ranging from the printing press to the internet.
In 1973, when Carmen Callil founded Virago Press to promote women's writing, she used Whipple as the go-to symbol for the sort of book she would not abide.
And the right's emotional response to Fed policy — its hatred for using the printing press to boost the economy, no matter what the circumstances — always seemed real to me.
Trump's almost mystical capacity to enlist Republican supporters was also at work on Sunday when his former bitter rival went on NBC's "Meet the Press" to defend the President.
"I understood he was threatening he would go to the press to generate negative media attention," said Wilson, adding he was very concerned about Avenatti's ability to attract media.
It is obviously wrong for the press to insinuate and then promote conclusions based upon biased conjecture, but in some media precincts the "get Trump" end justifies the means.
"There's a lot of excitement when you talk about stolen papers and government secrets and an administration attacking the press to stop the truth from being told," Spielberg said.
It was a puzzling order for a young Press to hear, particularly as his Protestant mother was home cooking the family pancakes for breakfast upon their return from church.
There is no more essential ingredient than a free, strong and independent press to our continued success in what the founding fathers called our 'noble experiment' in self-government.
He said he would press to abolish lifetime appointments on the Supreme Court, replacing them with 18-year terms, after which justices could serve on federal courts of appeals.
With that pretense in place, critical coverage and unflattering facts can be dismissed even as Trump selectively courts the press to inject his own preferred ideas into the mainstream.
After a week of political and religious violence, there's a near desperation among the political press to hear President Trump apologize for whipping up crowds and feeding online hate.
Pressing the single button on the side of the watch cycles through a selection of options for the OLED screen, including checking notifications and messages, but I quickly whittled it down to just two: one press to show me the date and time (useful when you want to know the time at night, since the watch face has no illumination of its own), and a second press to show me the day's step count.
I sometimes wonder, if there were a button that accompanied a tweet that I could press to inflict painful shocks on the sender of that Tweet – would I use it?
Some of his supporters have encouraged him to stop writing these grievances, to stop speaking to the press, to stay as quiet and docile as possible to avoid further harm.
A spokeswoman for the FBI's office in Portland, Beth Anne Steele declined to comment on the lawsuit, citing an agency policy of not responding in the press to pending litigation.
The president asked Americans to remain vigilant and urged the press to refrain from publishing "false reports or incomplete information" that would interfere with the FBI's investigation into the attacks.
With the addition of the ads database, Facebook is electing third-party groups and the press to hold these bad actors accountable for the false ads, not the platform itself.
That makes it the job of the press to do exactly what happened in this case: check and double-check everything the candidate says, whether he likes it or not.
Sources connected to Stormy Daniel's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, tell TMZ, the attorney plans to make a full-court press to take Trump's deposition in the next 60 to 90 days.
So with that in mind, all that remained then was for the press to write up that message and rally the crowds for the arrival of France's saviour, Emmanuel Macron.
On January 11, he compared US intelligence agencies to Nazis, because he believed the intelligence community had leaked lies about him to the press to try to ruin his reputation.
As we're seeing this week, breaking the cycle would require Clinton to do things she's unwilling to do, and the press to do things it is institutionally incapable of doing.
The Uzbek government has all-but eradicated organized civil society; there is no free press to monitor any spending; and international monitoring organizations have been forced out of the country.
There's faux leather on the back, convincing metal-finished plastic sides, and a shiny Kodak shutter button that you double tap to launch the camera and half-press to focus.
Soon he incurred the wrath of Steve Jobs, as import genius led press to the fact that Apple was shipping crates of the as-yet-unannounced iPhone 153G from China.
From the opening joke about Sanders' tendency to blatantly lie to the press, to a crack about cheese boards — "cheese is not Republican or Democrat" — Noah is in top form.
Fernando Rosado Spilki, a virologist and expert in water quality at Universidade Feevale in Brazil, was commissioned by The Associated Press to test conditions in all the water competition sites.
During one such availability, he mimed giving a red card to the press to "kick them out" of the Oval Office during a meeting with FIFA and U.S. Soccer officials.
LG has updated one of the most portable Bluetooth keyboards available with an extra row of keys so that it no longer requires an extra key press to type numbers.
The couple will still have social media trolls to contend withIn his statement, Harry compared Markle's treatment by the press to the treatment of his mother, the late Princess Diana.
Indeed I was heartened while I was in Accra, listening to a speech by the President himself, defending the rights of the free press to report fully, accurately and fairly.
Democrats have vowed that if the repeal legislation could be killed, they would press to resume bipartisan negotiations on legislation to stabilize health insurance markets under the Affordable Care Act.
It is also unclear whether the Court will allow members of the Supreme Court bar or members of the press to hear arguments if they do take place as scheduled.
Afterward, Mr. Salinger never called Orchises Press to finalize the publication and it was never released, Roger Lathbury, the company's owner, recounted in New York magazine after the author's death.
Sean Penn is using a full-court press to either block or re-edit a Netflix documentary that suggests Penn ratted out El Chapo by alerting the United States Dept.
"The press, to be frank, is so anti-Trump that I do understand that the natural reaction of Trump is to go over the head of the press," he said.
"The plane that the secretary is taking doesn't accommodate that but they have made accommodations for members of the press to cover everything," he said at his daily press briefing.
Just as Stone recklessly toyed with the justice system, his longtime friend, Trump, has used distortion and lies to undermine institutions ranging from Congress, to the press, to the courts.
McConnell warned on Tuesday that if Democrats insist on hearing from Mulvaney, Bolton or other senior administration officials, Republicans will press to subpoena Hunter Biden on his Ukraine-related dealings.
If anything, the NYT, and other news organizations, have been way too lenient on Trump and his campaign officials, and gave him press to enable him to win the campaign.
In a separate case, Bishop Gustavo Zanchetta was due to arrive in Argentina on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press, to respond to allegations that he sexually abused two seminarians.
After all, we lever-press to get good grades to get into a good college to get a good job to eventually get into the nursing home of our choice.
The report devotes several sections to lay out how Trump allegedly "attack(ed)" and "threatened" the whistleblower by questioning their motives and publicly encouraging the press to reveal their identify.
Amazon is today releasing nearly 80 new brands of Dash buttons, the Wi-Fi-connected plastic buttons that Prime members can press to quickly reorder a specific product from Amazon.
To hear Trump tear down the press, to describe it as "fake news," is chilling, not necessarily because he says it but because so many of his followers believe it.
From heated rhetoric in the official state press to the recent seizing of an underwater American drone near the Philippines, Beijing is sending signals that it won't be pushed around.
But in some ways, this presaged the current struggle of those who don't adhere to the gender binary to get the press to refer to them by a preferred pronoun.
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Obviously it didn't take long for the right-wing press to weigh in, but his brave move opened the door for others in the force to express themselves more honestly.
The company's Analog Research Laboratory uses a printing press to design all of Facebook's internal messaging, creating posters with playful quotes and images as well as inspirational messages from Mark Zuckerberg.
According to a source, Kyle had "tons of press to do" for her new show, American Woman (airing June 7 on Paramount Network), and couldn't get to St. Barts in time.
The conversation seems to be resonating in this room, and while there probably won't be any juicy sound bytes for the press to mainline, maybe politics shouldn't always be about that.
He then dared the press to cover the concert before immediately cutting it short ("get ready to write your passive aggressive, LeBron James racist comments") after playing just a few songs.
It's no secret that Trump prizes his ability to communicate with the outside world via Twitter, where he can connect with supporters and circumvent the press to get out his message.
Says Facebook, you'll soon be able to lightly press on a Facebook story or profile to view a preview, then hard-press to "pop" to see the full story or profile.
As with Automatic Call Recorder Pro, Call Recorder can integrate directly into Android's calling system, recording everything automatically without so much as a button press to distract you from your chats.
After Parker officially let fans know that the movie wasn't happening, Cattrall called her out directly, saying that it was unfair for all the negative press to be aimed at her.
We actually set up an email alias for all press to reach out to us because we knew we wouldn't be able to handle the scope of what was coming in.
The quick settings panel up top has been simplified (some would say oversimplified), requiring you to long-press to access more settings instead of giving you an in-menu dropdown button.
With two-thirds of the precincts in the state reporting, the measure has the support of 260 percent of the state's voters, enough for the Associated Press to call the race.
With two-thirds of the precincts in the state reporting, the measure has the support of 53 percent of the state's voters, enough for the Associated Press to call the race.
It does not recognize the role that the founders saw for a free and vigorous press to be -- to hold officials accountable and to be the friend of the American people.
The confirmation of the grand jury's continuing activity came during a bid by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to win the release of records involving the unidentified company.
Howell did not make a decision Wednesday on the motion by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to unseal details about the subpoena, but said she will consider it.
Dots & Co has all the standard tropes of free-to-play games: a limited set of lives, an in-game currency, and plenty of buttons you can press to spend it.
When McConnell and the rest of the GOP established went into a full court press to get Moore to step down from the race, President Trump's response became even more important.
Yellen made a point of not factoring in President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda, causing the press to criticize her for ignoring the inevitable economic boom that his policies would spur.
This effort to obtain justice does not remain static, and Washington, D.C., does not drive the effort; we, the people, press to ensure our government administers justice each and every day.
During a White House event with the head of FIFA and U.S. Soccer, Trump jokingly mimed giving a red card to the press to "kick them out" of the Oval Office.
It will also be the first opportunity for the press to question Powell after a policy decision, which is likely to be a rates hike, which continues the Fed's normalization plan.
"When there's no free press to check on abuses of power or check on corruption, there's no way that voters next year are going to know what's going on," Hootsen said.
In January 2019, the entire editorial board of the Elsevier-owned Journal of Informetrics (including Larivière) resigned, and moved to MIT Press to start another open access journal, Quantitative Science Studies.
This was supposed to be, as Bloomberg wrote, "Apple's biggest event in years," and sure, it served to introduce the press to the company's new headquarters and the Steve Jobs Theater.
Klobuchar is inviting the public and the press to join her in a park in downtown Minneapolis -- in heated tents, with the Mississippi River as her backdrop -- to make her announcement.
The Republican nominee for governor will face Greg Orman, a businessman running as an independent, and the Democratic nominee, projected by The Associated Press to be Laura Kelly, a state legislator.
His defeat after his first term convinced him that he needed to make Israeli society more pliant to his interests — specifically, that he needed to bend the press to his will.
"Sometimes they won't actually do what the President tells them to do, or they drag their feet, or they'll leak to the press to try to embarrass him," Posner told me.
"We will watch Vought closely and press to ensure that those helping decide how public money is spent and the government is managed understand the vital importance of nondiscrimination," he added.
They have a professional obligation as members of the press to report honestly, but as you saw throughout the entire campaign and even now, the fake news doesn't tell the truth.
These are called "meta right" pushes, meaning they are technically a press to the right, but as the game afforded no other options, so they are counted but precluded from disqualifying.
Having dragged the country and the President through years of false accusations, Trump had the opportunity to apologize in September, when he summoned the press to an announcement related to this issue.
Although she and Rachel do their best to stop Coleman from going to the press to air Everlasting's dirty laundry, he gets away in a car with disgruntled contestant/undercover reporter Yael.
Last month, a German court ruled that the Dash buttons violate the country's consumer protection laws, claiming that the press-to-buy mechanism fails to provide enough information about a product's price.
" The MPs rounded off their letter by calling on the press to respect an individual's right to privacy and to stop "seeking to tear down a woman down for no apparent reason.
It's for that reason, Streep concluded, that we need the press: to hold the powerful accountable for their actions, and to speak the truth in the face of bullying for the powerful.
She told them she didn't expect her husband to be home that night, but casually invited the press to join her on her usual evening walk through her sleepy North Richmond neighborhood.
What to watch: Iran can be expected to continue looking for pressure points, even among the free press, to divide Washington on the Iran issue, much as it cleaved the transatlantic community.
There's a center button with the word "CHiP" on it that you can press to get the device's attention or stop it from whatever it's currently doing (as I often used it).
TV makers have been implementing press-to-speak voice controls into their remotes for years, but they've always been a little on the dumb side because their AI just wasn't very good.
" In a statement, Facebook condemned the story for its many "inaccuracies," adding: "Definers did encourage members of the press to look into the funding of 'Freedom from Facebook,' an anti-Facebook organization.
If we leave it to the press to vet candidates, then a party intentionally shirks its ultimate responsibility to vigorously protect its brand from hostile actors and those seeking to damage it.
But when it's about hurting a free press, to protect not even the business interest, but often the egos of folks who don't want what they actually did to be in public.
Phil Murphy (D) signed a bill on Tuesday that requires most of the state's hotels to give their workers wearable panic buttons that they can press to get help in an emergency.
"While previous U.S. presidents have each criticized the press to some degree, they have also made public commitments to uphold its essential role in democracy, at home and abroad," the committee wrote.
But politicians at the state and federal level have continued to press to make the change permanent, citing potential boosts to the economy and energy savings, with the issue defying party lines.
Finally, Comey leaked — perhaps illegally — FBI records to the press to ensure, in his own words, that a special counsel would be created to continue the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign.
Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg called on the press to stop naming the 85033-year-old suspected gunman who killed 10 at a school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, last week.
"We're going to be making a full-court press to call on our friends in Congress, primarily in the leadership, to continue to stay focused on doing the people's business," he said.
While accusing Zarif of exploiting U.S. freedom of the press to "spread malign propaganda," the U.S. secretary of state told the newspaper he would accept any offer to appear on Iranian television.
But if the New York Times' fixation on Clinton's emails in 2016 is any guide, we can count on the political press to obsess over any GOP accusations of impropriety by Biden.
It was a FOIA request from Protect Our Defenders that ultimately led the Associated Press to agree with Protect Our Defenders' conclusion: that the Pentagon had misled Congress on military sexual assault.
John Kerry, the senator from Massachusetts, established himself as an early contender: In early December 2002, he went on NBC's "Meet the Press" to declare that he was creating an exploratory committee.
On Monday, as Italy's government shut down public life in the country and stock markets melted, von der Leyen appeared before the press to boast about her first 100 days in office.
According to the report, Ito's decision to bring OpenAg to Epstein's attention was part of his full-court press to convert Epstein's relatively modest donations to the Media Lab into something grander.
American and Iraqi military officials have expressed growing alarm over the prospect of additional chemical attacks as the allies press to regain both Mosul and Raqqa, the Islamic State capital in Syria.
It is not, for the most part, a process in which candidates can hide behind their media consultants or rely on their friends in the press to carry the day for them.
Rising levels of literacy, with the introduction of printing, allowed a press to flourish, in the European mold — but rulers in Istanbul found the means to control them could also be imported.
Robb saw firsthand the negative impact fame had on the royal familyPrince Harry recently compared his wife Meghan Markle&aposs treatment in the British press to how the tabloids treated Princess Diana.
Chuck Todd is MAD AS HELL that Bryce Harper left his beloved Washington Nationals to sign with the rival Phillies ... and used "Meet the Press" to rip the guy a new one!
Melania — after fielding criticism for wearing a colonial-era pith hat on her recent trip to Africa — has asked the press to focus on what she does rather than what she wears.
Now, the Justice Department is challenging a ruling last year by the surveillance court's own judges that would allow the public and the press to argue for greater transparency under the First Amendment.
Keiko is running on the populist authoritarian legacy of her father who is now serving a 25-year prison term for embezzlement, directing death squads, and bribing the press to smear his opponents.
Some think that Silicon Valley denizens unlike Hollywood and New York celebrities are not used to a questioning and critical press corps and expect the press to be pliant advocates of their agenda.
While it's one thing to press to re-order a household staple, like toilet paper, it's more difficult to think that someone would need a button to re-order something like Play-doh.
There's a 23.8-megapixel camera and fingerprint sensor surrounded by Italian leather, as well as a special security switch you can press to ensure maximum security during phone calls or while sending messages.
Lodge LPGI3 Cast Iron Reversible Grill/Griddle, 20-inch x 10.44-inch, $50 And while you're grilling it up, use this matching grill press to decrease cooking time and keep your bacon flat.
However, at this difficult time, we ask members of the press to respect our family's privacy so that we may have the time to process and mourn the loss of David's beautiful life.
These parts are colored either red or blue to correspond to the two buttons you press to activate them, but you can change what color a part is on the fly while playing.
" Barr continued: "We went back and looked at press usage, and up until all the faux outrage a couple of weeks ago, it's commonly used in the press to refer to authorized activities.
The media's lingering doubt surrounding Trump is driven not just by conventional political wisdom about Trump's limitations, but also by a continued unwillingness of the press to face reality, journalists and strategists said.
Where it goes from here will be a test of how far the new president and his team want to push things, and the strength and will of the press to push back.
"We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage," Streep, 68, said at the time, without ever naming Trump during her fiery speech.
The prime minister will press to change Japan's pacifist constitution, a huge step that will allow it to take part more easily in peacekeeping operations, but will also rattle China and South Korea.
Schlapp's comments came as the White House continued its full court press to argue that there is a "crisis" on the southern border and that a wall is the solution to that problem.
Trump quipped that reporters had the "freedom of the press" to decide whether or not to attend the remainder of the Cabinet briefing, offering them a chance to stay for the full meeting.
Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr., the oldest children of US President Donald Trump, suspect each other of planting damaging stories in the press to harm each other, according to a new report.
When it came to the introduction of the Republican tax framework, Leganski reasoned, keep the members away from the press to limit their ability to attack the proposal right out of the gate.
There is no 'honest loyalty' in using those civilians as surrogates to feed stolen information and memos to the press to achieve a personal, political, and retributive objective of harming a sitting president.
They plan a full-court press to sell the pact on this presidential trip — characterizing its passage as a litmus test of American leadership — in hopes that the message will echo back home.
Despite Jeanne's distaste for police questioning, she took every opportunity when faced with the police or the press to discuss her former boxing career, often shadowboxing for the education of anyone in sight.
The surgeon general is giving journalists "straight talk from the nation's doctor" and instructing the press to have "no more bickering, no more partisanship, no more criticism or finger-pointing" in news coverage.
Still, Michael Slackman, The Times's International editor, stressed that the fact that these stories had immediate impact in a relatively short amount of time signals the power of the press to sway change.
And a system dominated by mailed ballots also may require Americans — and, most notably, members of the press — to be patient with a vote-counting process that could take days or even weeks.
There's nothing Trump hates more than someone who works for him who draws negatives press to him, someone who, in his mind, gives the "fake news" media a reason to take a swing.
I'm not in the room, but the meetings have been described to me as fairly chaotic — the president's mind jumps from intelligence to the press to policy to the press back to intelligence.
He has steadfastly refused to commit to calling witnesses, but as majority leader, he must also weigh the wishes of a small group of moderate Republicans who may press to hear from them.
Hours after Krasner said this, though, he emailed me again to declare that all his correspondence was off the record and that Calloway "ha[d] chosen not to invite press" to The Scam.
This Republican display of herd instinct is part of the broader unwillingness of the party's leaders, and their hypocritical supporters in the partisan press, to check Mr. Trump's most disturbing tendency of all.
There are claims that Trump is exploiting Kanye West, who has admitted to having mental health issues, by inviting the press to witness his gesticulating and f-bomb throwing in the Oval Office.
Joycelyn Savage has said she is not being held against her will, but her parents firmly believed their daughter has been brainwashed and they have mounted a full-court press to free her.
Just as Earth Day has concentrated attention on environmental peril, World Press Freedom Day should become a rallying cry for all those who depend upon a free press to rise up in its defense.
The Hong Kong-listed Chinese development firm is controlled by its chairman, the property magnate Cheung Chung-kiu, said by local press to be the richest man in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing.
He told the Washington Post that Biden had "preached away from the storm" by waiting until he was away from the lectern and in front of the press to confirm he was ripping Jackson.
Huawei had initially considered inviting the press to the launch in South Korea, but after the U.S. ban it decided to keep the event low-key, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
In 20163, Johnson fought — and beat — Jeffries's predecessor, Bob Fitzsimmons, as part of an ongoing campaign waged in the press to taunt (white, Canadian) Heavyweight Champion Tommy Burns into fighting him in December 22016.
"What we feel will unlock the next phase of growth in the category is actually the killer app," he told me at an event Fitbit threw for the press to announce its new products.
"It will be tempting for the official press to spin it into the old narrative in which a U.S.- and Western-dominated tribunal is rigged against China and therefore lacks any legitimacy," added Muller.
However the big truth revealed in November 1976 was that Trump could offer his own dad as a source for the press to quote, and even the august Times was willing to play along.
The subtle irony is that when the Dow broke above 20,000, some pointed out that it no longer made sense for the financial press to make a big deal out of 100-point moves.
Within days, ultraconservative YouTube stars like Alex Jones had rallied their supporters behind the bogus claim that the students who survived and took to the press to call for gun control were merely actors.
Yet, over a year later, I couldn't stop thinking about the experience while testing invisaWear, a piece of smart jewelry that you can press to alert your contacts and emergency services of your location.
According to a source, Kyle had "tons of press to do" for her new show, American Woman (airing June 7 on Paramount Network), and couldn't make it to St. Barts with her busy schedule.
Huawei had initially considered inviting the press to the launch in South Korea, but after the U.S. ban it decided to keep the event low-key, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
Disney treated the press to a secret Star Wars press junket on Sunday, which featured not only a full cast panel discussion but also an impressive compendium of costumes, photographs, and Star Wars merchandise.
There is a powerful impulse in the press to want to believe that the aberrant behavior of the Trump administration somehow does not extend to the life-and-death aspects of national security policy.
" He continued, laughing, "But to set the record straight, because I have a lot of press to do in the next couple of weeks, you can address me by any of my older name.
The measure does not expand an existing $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit even as automakers press to extend it beyond current rules that phase out the incentive after an automaker hits 200,000 EV sales.
Until, that is, a Dutch chemist figured out how to use a hydraulic press to efficiently squeeze the grease from roasted cocoa beans, separating the cocoa from the fat, which remained a useless byproduct.
Clinton, a former U.S. senator and first lady, said she thought almost a year ago that Russia might be interfering in the election, but she said she couldn't get the press to cover it.
But now it seems like Bannon is also going to start leaking and elbowing the press to cover things from his vantage point—a leaky administration is about to get a whole lot leakier.
From there, Droid Life says: If you go into the Easter Egg and long-press to get the cat to appear, you will then want to pull down your notification quick settings edit menu.
But that would require the press to acknowledge the inherent flaws—passivity, narcissism, sycophancy, the urge to cling to "objectivity"—that stand in the way of it telling the government to go fuck itself.
Just hours earlier, the North Korean leader had welcomed the world press to witness the destruction of the deep tunnels where he'd set off the atomic and hydrogen bombs that so inflamed Trump's passion.
They are the most visible examples of Russia's aggressive attempt to use our free press to make mischief in our political process — lending legitimacy to a network that has at times trafficked in Sept.
The next morning, the Schwörer family invited members of the press to tour the vessel that had just taken them through the Northwest Passage: a 50-foot, aluminium sailboat docked alongside Portland's working waterfront.
"With any crisis, it's the role of the press to shine a light on the problem, brings all the facts to bear, share untold stories of human consequences, and demand accountability," she told me.
CNN Opinion asked experts on free press and the presidency to weigh in: What can we learn from the issues raised by the reactions of the President and the press to Michael Wolff's book?
I think a lot of what you're talking about is some of this stuff is structural and there's really no way for the press to really properly get out of this hole they're in.
While Brazilian lawmakers press to expand mining, logging and farming in the Amazon, some prosecutors and officials remain steadfastly against it, using their authority to enforce environmental laws for as long as they exist.
Sergio Zermeño, a sociology student at the national university, was part of a group that took over the university printing press to roll out the movement's newspaper and then sell copies to raise money.
The fear is that he may attempt to take steps to undermine both the checks and balances that limit his executive power and the freedom of the press to report such abuse of power.
He first donned a Cardinals uniform at a tryout camp in 1942 — a red-haired, freckle-faced teenager from the Midwest who was later likened in the press to a latter-day Huckleberry Finn.
As in the past, the event will feature a keynote from CEO Tim Cook and be livestreamed, so you don't have to be an Apple employee or press to get in on the action.
Political campaigns are messy, so America's largest content company — with more content moderators than any publication in the country — is leaving it to the free press to debunk what it's getting paid to broadcast.
But John F. Kelly, the secretary of homeland security, probably did not intend for his quip suggesting President Trump use a sword "on the press" to be recorded such that the world could hear.
Not only would they refuse to allow us to talk to the press to talk to people, we found out after the fact that they told people we were refusing interviews, which isn't true.
When he was in the third grade at the private Westtown School in Pennsylvania, he used a tiny press to briefly publish a paper in the early 21968s on the news of the day.
Nixon's vice president, Spiro Agnew, took attacks against the press to new lows and copped a plea to lesser crimes of corruption as he resigned from office in disgrace to meet his legal fate.
Aside from sowing domestic ferment in Austria, a Freedom Party-led government would press to lift the sanctions imposed on Moscow for its 2014 seizure of Crimea and meddling in war-torn eastern Ukraine.
The former New York mayor also parroted a common anti-Semitic trope on the right that claims Soros controls the American media and gets the press to print lies about him and the president.
As the 2020 presidential campaign unfolds, let's be mindful of their words as we look to the press to provide the information that we need to help us decide who will lead our country.
" "The President's threats both underscore why we must safeguard the identity of the writer of this op-ed and serve as a reminder of the importance of a free and independent press to American democracy.
Asked on "Meet the Press" why Spicer used his first appearance before the press to dispute a minimal issue like the inauguration crowd size, and why he used falsehoods to do so, Conway pushed back.
So when a major update landed two weeks ago, one thing stood out: The quill icon, which everyone knows you press to compose a tweet, was no longer an icon, but a single word: Tweet.
When it appears in the App Store next month, the slick new app will feature filters, stickers, and a press-to-record UI that makes it easy to capture, edit, and share snippets of video.
Apply a long or deep 33D Touch press to the Now Playing card to bring up a new window where you can adjust the volume of the music and send it to another AirPlay device.
Without a dedicated opportunity to give "free" press to designers and fashion houses, celebrities would need to actually pay for the hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of clothing they wear to their countless events.
While IMAX hosted a day for press to see the facility earlier this week, I also explored the location as a paying customer to get a sense of what the real consumer experience is like.
It also includes an SOS button a user can press to send a message requesting specific pre-slected contacts get in touch — for moments when they're feeling really low or in need of immediate support.
Then, when you press the center "play" button along the bottom of the screen (the one you would usually press to return to your camera), you can watch the stories you chose one after another.
Or has there been an attempt by some in the press to (INAUDIBLE) Russia story even saying he knew something or he should have known something and somehow to get him involved in that narrative?
The press-to-order service will send on-demand bathroom service to fulfill the dreams of germophobic pedestrians with overfilled bladders everywhere — or, at least the select neighborhoods the van will hit during its run.
In Khartoum on Monday, Reuters witnessed a group of journalists being arrested as they attempted to deliver a petition protesting control of the press to the media department of the national security and intelligence service.
It's also possible that a government staffer leaked this alarming memo to the press to head off the White House, whose supposedly saner cabinet officials, like Kelly, billed themselves as moderating influences on the president.
The president's threats both underscore why we must safeguard the identity of the writer of this Op-Ed and serve as a reminder of the importance of a free and independent press to American democracy.
Hidden sites enjoy the same anonymity as Tor browsers and can range from news outlets in countries not supportive of an open press to criminal enterprises, including child pornography, drug sales and hackers for hire.
The combination of types of coverage and representation in the newsroom should give pause to anyone who believes in the need for the press to fairly present a story from all sides of those involved.
On the road she has learned to improvise, converting a panini press to make tocino (sweet cured pork), baking rice in the oven to free up burners and simmering alligator in coconut milk in Mississippi.
Despite congressional leadership's assurances that a deal will be worked out before funding expires April 28, defense hawks are launching a full-court press to ensure Congress doesn't fall back on another stopgap spending measure.
Journalist Charles Aaron, who wrote for SPIN and was one of the first people in the mainstream music press to cover Company Flow , was exposed to the group through the "8 Steps to Perfection" single.
So in December 2005 Hourglass started the "First Friday Noontime Forum" to get community leaders, business owners and elected officials into one room — with no press — to discuss all the components of fixing the city.
As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the world, the Trump administration now appears to be making a concerted press to bring more detained Americans home, with US officials calling on Venezuela, Syria and Iran to comply.
Despite the fact that Smith Friedman broke the Nazi spy ring in South America—arguably preventing Hitler from gaining a toehold in the region—Hoover manipulated the press to claim her victory as his own.
Plus, and this may be anathema to some, the iPad makes a lot of use of right-click style actions now (just long press to see them), and a trackpad could help with that too.
Alienware announced Concept UFO during CES 2020, the massive annual tech conference held in Las Vegas, and a few early models of the new gaming computer were available for members of the press to try.
Ms. Orthman said Ms. Warren would attend D.N.C. events that are open to the press to "make sure the Democratic National Committee, state and local parties, and Democratic candidates everywhere have the resources" they need.
He is taking a wrecking ball to the free press, to equality and fairness, to the value of public service and the truth, and threatening our critical alliances by playing footsie with dictators and tyrants.
If the deadline is missed, either the Obama standards remain in place another year, or the Trump administration must press to extend the deadline, squeezing the automakers' production schedule as they await a final word.
" Ronald Reagan went even further, saying, "There is no more essential ingredient than a free, strong and independent press to our continued success in what the founding fathers called our 'noble experiment' in self-government.
" Butler urged people who believe in the power of a free press to "make a big noise" about what's going on -- Not just in The Philippines, but across Asia, "where press freedom is in retreat.
The President's threats both underscore why we must safeguard the identity of the writer of this op-ed and serve as a reminder of the importance of a free and independent press to American democracy.
"Plaintiffs are news organizations that bring this [suit] to vindicate the public's right, through their representatives in the press, to witness the entirety of executions conducted by the Virginia Department of Corrections," the complaint reads.
Kenyon Martin Jr. is like a Magic Johnson Jr. when it comes to LeBron James Jr. -- putting on the full-court press to get him to commit to his insanely high-profile California high school.
According to Sorvino, Weinstein was angry with her and wanted to punish her, and according to Brown, he liked to use the gossip press to settle his grudges — but that doesn't prove he smeared Sorvino.
But the tendency of his critics — and much of the mainstream press — to go into hyperventilating mode over things like his Twitter war with the cast of Hamilton or the New York Times can be counterproductive.
His attempt at an uplifting, unifying message got buried in two consecutive speeches by his vitriol; the campaign ultimately had to post it on its own as a Facebook note for the press to notice it.
Unfortunately, my time with the S10 5G is going to be rather limited; even though the device can be purchased in stores today, Verizon and Samsung are limiting press to just a few hours with it.
Just like cast iron skillets, the press can be seasoned to create a nonstick surface, and in addition to bacon, you can use the press to quickly sear steaks or hamburgers, or flatten sandwiches or quesadillas.
The filing spurred the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to file a petition in federal district court in Virginia that it was proof Assange had been charged, and that those records should be public.
Moshi has revolutionised the small-scale operation, buying a press to crush the grapes and starting to sell his wine to his friends and neighbours in his small, remote Christian village in Amadiya district, northern Iraq.
He eschewed precedent and barred the pool from flying with him on his plane when he went to Washington to meet with President Obama, and left our nation's capital without alerting the press to his movements.
" Further, Scaramucci suggested the creation of a "complaint box" for the press to issue their grievances, as well as a regular video series starring the president that would operate as " 'The President Donald J. Trump' show.
You control how warm or cool you want the taxi with the climate controls near the door handle, and there's a button you press to speak with the driver, which can be switched off for privacy.
It would make it even harder for the press to treat Trump like something other than an unstable extremist grossly unfit to be in charge of our nuclear codes, military and prosecutorial power, and state secrets.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday said that President Trump will donate his salary at the end of the year and has asked the press to weigh in on where the donations should go.
After a brief period of relative openness that allowed a vibrant press to flourish at the turn of the century, hardline elements of the Iranian government responded to these changes by prosecuting journalists and closing newspapers.
He bet, rightly, that it would generate headlines and force the white press to acknowledge the diversity of thought among black intellectuals: coverage of the "riot" amounted to column inches for criticism of the Tuskegee machine.
I don't want total transparency for White House decisionmaking, but I do want the press to report when he's getting advice that is bad for America and, only by publicizing it, stop him from its implementation.
"The ability of the press to question vigorously and regularly elected officials and to report freely on the activities of these officials is fundamental to our democracy," the White House Correspondents Association argued in its brief.
So when Gupta and Singh were asked by the New Press to put together a book showing the ways India's LGBT scene had evolved over the years, they knew they'd be in for a big challenge.
Amazon now sells smart speakers that function as digital butlers, buttons that you can press to magically reorder household items, and wands you can wave over a product's barcode to add it to your shopping list.
But they were also surrounded by new ideas about how to solve those problems, from a muckraking press to the budding expertise of social scientists, who promised that humans could understand and fix large-scale problems.
If the slogans heard on the streets of Chemnitz this week — from "lying press" to "Germany for the Germans" — have lost their shock value, it is because variations of them are now regularly heard in Parliament.
Henry Waxman (Calif.), the lead Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Comittee, was making a late press to convince the FCC to adopt a proposal that used Title II as a fallback for net neutrality rules.
As Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, on last week's "Saturday Night Live," Ms. McCarthy guzzled gum, offered an apology "on behalf of the press, to me" and doused a reporter with a Super Soaker.
In response, Buttigieg has invited press to all of his fundraisers, released his list of clients during his three years at McKinsey and fought back against charges that he is unable to win over black voters.
Democracy needs a free press to function but the press itself is also under assault from online ad giants that have disrupted its business model by being able to spread and monetize any old junk content.
"The State Department Correspondents' Association believes it is vital for the press to be present on all official trips of the Secretary of State," Shaun Tandon, president of the association, told CNN Business in a statement.
And as everyone in Washington puzzled over his admission about his own part in Trump's Ukraine saga, Johnson went on "Meet the Press" to make clear he's not joining the small band of Trump's GOP critics.
Selecting text is no longer a clumsy affair where you need to long press to bring up a magnifying glass; on iPadOS you simply tap where you want the cursor to go and slide to quickly select.
Trump however told conservative groups critical of the legislation at the White House on Wednesday that if the full court press to pass the bill fell short, he would let Obamacare fail and blamed Democrats, sources said.
And it was a way for the press to show it was delivering serious scrutiny to the next president of the United States even while dedicating the bulk of its time to coverage of the Trump Show.
European officials are in a full-court press to influence the Trump administration's view on a slew of world issues, from Russia, Syria and Iran to the role their own continent plays in international trade and security.
In Oregon, Mr Sanders was ahead with 53 per cent compared to 47 per cent for Mrs Clinton, based on two-thirds of the votes counted, and was projected by the Associated Press to win the state.
Unilever took the unusual step of putting a full-page advert in the British press to try to sell the idea to skeptical investors, and executives gave a round of interviews last week to make their point.
In the case of video messaging, Viber has created it as a standalone service that you access directly from the messaging screen: it appears alongside the paper aeroplane icon that you press to send a text message.
"It is up to the press to stand up for themselves, to stand up for the practice of journalism, and to stand up for Chelsea in the same manner she has consistently stood up for the press."
One popular theory is that Republicans have successfully "worked the refs" and led the press to become paranoid about exhibiting liberal bias to the extent that the bend over backward and display bias in the opposite direction.
Anatoly Zak, who has written about Russia's space program for years, reports for Popular Mechanics that Roscosmos (which is a corporation run by the Russian government) didn't allow any foreign press to view the launch from Vostochny.
I don't want to come across as a blanket critic of media because we've seen far too much of an assault on the free press, and we obviously need the press to identify the problems facing us.
But to the extent that few reporters in Washington were surprised by this Trump executive order, it represents a broader failure on the part of the political press to convey the stakes of this past election clearly.
Because the entire news media is structured on "new news"—novel reporting that is then chewed over by talking heads for hours—Wolff has been booked everywhere from TODAY to Meet the Press to discuss his scoops.
Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), of the House Intelligence Committee, will also appear on NBC's Meet The Press to discuss the investigation.
You can also hold down to get the power off menu or double press to launch Bixby or a third-party app (I opted for Spotify, probably my most used these days), though not a different assistant.
She added that given the American laws specifically protecting the freedom of the press, "it's a very troubling thing obviously to see [...] a constitutionally-guaranteed free and safe press to be under attack by their own leader."
This story originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In regards to the future of European football, and certainly the Premier League, we have a tendency as fandom, punditocracy and press to be more than a little parochial.
A visit by The Associated Press to the largely rural province of Masvingo found that anger over Mugabe&aposs removal has been channeled into supporting candidates who challenge the ruling ZANU-PF party that he long controlled.
In a triumphant speech, calling back to her lifetime achievement award speech at the awards in early 2017, she strongly makes the case for a free press to keep a check on power and the White House.
In an article from 2017, "Japanese Princess's Engagement Revives Debate on Women in Royal Family," Motoko Rich explains: A royal engagement typically unleashes breathless headlines and frenzied efforts by the press to learn of the wedding details.
She's spent her whole career sticking a middle finger up—sometimes literally—to boujie music industry circles, to the mainstream press, to America, and to dominant Western narratives, refusing to stay quiet about issues that require loudness.
There's hope that the Trump campaign will cause the mainstream press to take a long, hard look in the mirror, learn from its mistakes, and return to its roots as a source of information rather than entertainment.
With Medicare open enrollment getting underway this week, insurers are putting on the hard press to attract new baby boomers aging into the program, offering hundreds of plans and service options tailored to their individual medical needs.
President Donald Trump told the veteran journalist Lesley Stahl of the CBS program "60 Minutes" that he bashes the press to "demean" and "discredit" reporters so that the public will not believe "negative stories" about him, Stahl said.
Your desktop, browser, Gmail, and even Facebook all have simple keyboard-based shortcuts you can press to more quickly accomplish things you do all the time — things like creating a new tab in Chrome or favoriting a tweet.
Just as Trump circumnavigates the press to communicate directly with the public via Twitter, so, too, can the public see for itself directly whether those objections expressed in a filibuster are rationally based or constitute politically motivated obstruction.
"Other candidates in the next 10 days are trying to get attention to make sure they make it to the debate stage," and attacking Biden is a sure way to get the press to pay attention to you.
Why are you know, her and I being held to this different standard than James Comey who leaked information to the press to benefit himself you know, and Hillary Clinton who mishandled classified information at the highest level.
"You're actually probably lucky you didn't get an unethical media person," Brinkema said, without being explicit about whether she thought it would have been improper for the press to publish the messages or just to use the password.
" That praise extended from more mainstream press to LGBTQ outlets; a reviewer at Out magazine wrote that "Adam is one of those films that works well, both as a learning lesson and a conversation starter for transgender issues.
According to Mihelic and Gleeson, Smith contacted them after "hearing from people from the press" to let them know that, if they wanted to pay the booth fees, like all other participating exhibitors, they could exhibit their work.
Luckily, we're swooping in here with 10 ideas from Target to please all their senses, from a design-magazine-worthy French press to a makeup-brush set that'll take pride of place on their custom Carrera marble vanity.
During her teens, La Marr, whose real name was Reatha Dale Watson, ran away from home to escape her strict upbringing, causing the press to believe she was kidnapped by her older half sister and a male companion.
On a campaign stop in Phoenix, Clinton's running mate Tim Kaine challenged voters and members of the press to challenge every single Republican who has announced support for Trump and ask whether they think he is still qualified.
Axelrod also uses his fortune to provide for the families of his dead colleagues (without granting even one interview about this to the press), to form philanthropic foundations, to dole out thick donations to the NYPD and FDNY.
" The letter goes on to ask Flores to identify "who at the Department of Justice approved your decision to invite the press to view these text messages" and the names of the individuals who attended any "media briefing.
But if you're Trump and you want to be the only voice of record, sowing distrust in all sorts of institutions -- from the press to Congress to the intelligence community to the military -- is how you consolidate power.
Navigating the settings on the small display took some getting used to, and instead of the Magnifica's knob twist and button press to get hot water, Saeco requires you perform a five-button shuffle to make it happen.
"There is no compelling reason for the free press to be shut out of this trial, and the court should not carve out one simply because America's largest tech companies favor secrecy over transparency," a BuzzFeed spokesperson said.
The conservative response to supposed liberal media bias within mainstream journalism wasn't the creation of better, even-handed press outlets, but right-wing outlets as biased as conservatives imagined the liberal press to be, such as Fox News.
That makes it very easy for Rubio's allies in the conservative press to then point out that Cruz is lying to voters about his tax plan and the fact that it includes a massive European-style sales tax.
But in the room the moment was received with laughter, and Mr. Biden went on to say, "The reason we are who we are is called a free press," to some of the loudest applause of the gathering.
"The president's threats both underscore why we must safeguard the identity of the writer of this Op-Ed and serve as a reminder of the importance of a free and independent press to American democracy," the statement said.
In July, the Baltimore cookbook author Allison Robicelli was approached by Reedy Press to write a book about standout restaurants in Washington, D.C., or Baltimore, for no pay up front, and with no budget for travel or dining.
In fact, as senior adviser for Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington Walter Shaub told Vox's Aaron Rupar, the president now appears to be engaged in a "full-court press to push the boundaries in all directions."
However, when the picture was used by the Associated Press to accompany an article titled "Thunberg brushes off mockery from US finance chief" on Friday, Nakate, who is on the far left of the picture, was cropped out.
In a fashion-forward look that prompted comparisons to everything from Michael Jackson to Carmen Sandiego, the first lady made a bold appearance on her own in front of the press to tie up her time in Africa.
Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz released the report last week of McCabe's conduct at the FBI, alleging that he authorized a leak to the press to "advance his personal interests" and he misled investigators about the matter.
Nucleus CEO Jonathan Frankel took to the press to show his frustration about getting copied by his own investor — a notion that Amazon shrugged off, saying the idea for the Echo Show came way before investing in Nucleus.
Through a numbing number of vigils and marches and protests, they have used social media and the press to raise awareness on an issue that the government was all too happy to let simmer just below the lid.
"We have a good track record of assisting companies," Richard Bernstein told Reuters on Tuesday, ahead of London-listed activist manager Crystal Amber disclosing it had raised its stake in Johnston Press to 6.74 percent from 5.42 percent.
"I challenge the press to devote as much time to the lives lost and the potential lives that could be saved, by dedicating the same amount of coverage that you do to idle gossip or trivial stories," Mrs.

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