If that proves true, several generations of political hopefuls are pretty screwed.
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If that proves true, HTC's sickly sales may well contract further still.
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That proves true in the sonic spaces of her music as well.
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All of the evidence proves true workplace chaos working for the President.
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The revelation, even if it proves true, is unlikely to affect Ulbricht's appeal.
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Trump allies will be crossing their fingers in the hope his prediction proves true.
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A timeless lesson proves true once again: Though governments may be enemies, sisterhood is global.
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If that proves true, she could face criminal charges for unlawfully removing and retaining classified information.
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Whether or not that proves true, Mr. Giuliani is likely to have an opinion about it.
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If that proves true, it would violate election laws that bar foreigners from funding political candidates.
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If this hypothesis proves true, then this mechanism might keep other icy worlds from freezing over completely.
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This is definitely a case where the 'you get what you pay for' maxim proves true, however.
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Bach said that if Rodchenkov's account proves true, other Russian sports federations could be barred from global competition.
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That leadership soon could be eroded if the professional sentiment proves true, according to a survey from Chatsworth Communications.
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Only keep in mind another piece of fiction (that occasionally proves true in relationships): Age is just a number.
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If Wedbush's bleak view of Slack's prospects with Microsoft customers proves true, Slack will need to find its growth elsewhere.
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If USDA's forecast proves true, 2017 will mark the fourth straight year of reductions to the overall income on American farms.
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Whether that proves true or not, one thing is clear: Where Trump is concerned, there is no such thing as normal.
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But even if this proves true—and all evidence suggests that it will not—the measure doesn't address the real problem.
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The Man in Black talks about his long history with Dolores, and if this theory proves true, presumably he's meaning here.
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If that proves true even in Texas, whether in 2020 or soon after, it will fundamentally reshape the national electoral landscape.
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Three Republican congressman said they would consider impeachment if it proves true that Trump pressured Comey to drop a federal investigation.
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If USDA's optimistic 175.1 bushel-per-acre yield proves true, the new harvested area assumptions remove only 94 million bushels from production.
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And if that proves true, it looks like the Starbucks logo might be a more ubiquitous sighting than McDonald's' golden arches very soon.
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If that proves true, and the US and Iran officially escalate their fighting to more than a few one-off attacks, it's war.
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"If the ISIS link in Sri Lanka proves true, this could be their most deadly attack outside Iraq and Syria," writes Rukmini Callimachi, our ISIS expert.
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Despite incredible odds, the undying spirit of Puerto Ricans can prevail — provided the U.S. proves true to our motto: Out of many we are truly one.
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But if the attaché's import forecast proves true in 2017/20163, it will mark the fourth straight year of a slowing expansion rate for China's soybean imports.
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Whether that proves true will take some time, but at least Standard Cognition's tech could incentivize merchants to retrain their clerks for more fulfilling roles as concierges.
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If that proves true, there could be an interesting impact on the high-yield debt market, which was crushed by the sell-off in energy company bonds.
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If the attaché's estimate proves true, then many analysts are working with a Ukraine wheat number 215 million tonnes lower than reality, artificially deflating world wheat supply.
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If Corsi's prediction proves true, he would become the first individual to be indicted under Whitaker, whom Democrats have called on to recuse himself from overseeing the probe.
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So if this proves true, carryout will almost certainly be well above last year's levels at the end of the marketing year unless crush finds some unprecedented boost in the coming months.
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But if the other, more conventional explanation of high-temperature superconductivity proves true, then, according to Davis, scientists will immediately know the key handle that needs to be turned to strengthen the effect.
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If the almost-80 percent decline proves true, and bears out globally, and continues unabated, we may all starve to death long before Donald Trump has the chance to vaporize us in a nuclear holocaust.
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If their prediction that the index will end this year at 220,210 proves true, that would represent a 17 percent yearly increase in 2019, totaling a nearly 150 percent rally since the end of 2015.
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Dyson theorizes that the saga is actually narrating the rise of the modern democratic nation-state; if that proves true, every remaining House of Westeros will need to wise up to the notion of what diplomats call a "positive sum" game.
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If the latter proves true, they won't be the first deep-pocketed players to march into the content business with high hopes, only to realize that trying to get on Hollywood's wavelength can leave you with a case of bad vibrations.
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CNN legal analyst Elie Honig wrote in his weekly column, if the latest New York Times reporting, alleging that Trump may have tried to influence which Southern District of New York prosecutor oversaw the Michael Cohen probe, proves true, Trump legal woes may grow.
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But even if this proves true—and Republicans in Congress are doing everything in their power to see that it does—Trump may well be trying to stonewall for another reason, either out of general paranoia or a specific fear of an embarrassing revelation unconnected to Russia.
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The chart shows that the weekly moving average, which takes the average of gold's recent prices, now hovers around $1,204 — significantly below the $1,275 level at which gold finds itself on Wednesday morning "The magnetic quality of that 100-week proves true here," Ross said, forecasting that gold falls closer to $1,200.
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While a lot depends on the specifics, the report published in BuzzFeed alleges that Donald Trump and his associates "obtained and supplied the Kremlin" with information on "leading Russian oligarchs and their families" living in the US. If that inflammatory charge proves true, one could imagine it qualifying as an Espionage Act violation.
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Despite the hospital's insistence that it was the victim of a cybercrime, forensic evidence collected by Kromtech tells a different story—one that could implicate iHealth Innovations in a serious violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the federal law which governs the security standards for the protection of electronic protected health information, if it proves true.
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" The latter certainly proves true when reading a report from the New York Times in 1858 which lamented that "an average of three deaths per week from crinolines in conflagration ought to startle the most thoughtless of the privileged sex; and to make them, at least, extraordinarily careful in their movements and behavior, if it fails... to deter them from adopting a fashion so fraught with peril.
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Imagine, for example, that the worst version of facts proves true: that Trump fired the F.B.I. director, James Comey, tried to fire Mr. Mueller, constructed a false account of the June 2016 Russia meeting, and tried to force Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reverse his recusal decision that was driven by Justice Department policy, all to protect his own skin and his family's fortune.
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While many believe that these diagnoses affect workers who have been practicing in the field the longest, the opposite proves true. Young physicians and nurses are at an increased risk for both burnout and compassion fatigue.Brindley, P.G., Psychological burnout and the intensive care practitioner: A practical and candid review for those who care. J Intensive Care Soc, 2017.
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She warns him against his friend James Steerforth, as his "bad angel", which later proves true. Her father's villainous clerk, Uriah Heep, taking advantage of Mr. Wickfield's alcoholism and his affection for his daughter, becomes powerful. He becomes a partner in the law firm by devious means and wants Agnes's hand in marriage. Agnes, refusing, resists Heep throughout the years.
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In 2015 Hurd voted 96% with his party's position on roll-call votes.Filipa Ioannou, "Gallego's claim on Hurd's voting record proves true," San Antonio Express- News, November 15, 2015, pp. 1, A17 As of August 2019 he has voted with his party in 82% of votes in the 116th United States Congress and in line with Trump's position in 81.3% of votes.
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If the peak oil theory proves true, more explorations of viable alternative energy sources, could be more friendly to the environment. Rapidly advancing technologies can achieve a transition of energy generation, water and waste management, and food production towards better environmental and energy usage practices using methods of systems ecology and industrial ecology.Kay, J. (2002). "On Complexity Theory, Exergy and Industrial Ecology: Some Implications for Construction Ecology", pp.
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Toxi is considered a melodrama as it delves into female suffering (specifically Toxi's suffering) to appeal to the viewer's emotion. It also proves true to be a melodrama because it presents overreacted emotions and big exaggeration as a way to use emotion. Such emotions are an attempt to prove that blacks are human through sadness, depression and suffering. However, melodramas, and Toxi specifically, enforce the idea that black people are exceptionally strong given the help of white people.
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Structurally, men undoubtedly held a much greater position of power and control than women, as proves true historically. As a result of this imbalance, an inferior perspective to which women became viewed under carried over into intellectual opportunities. Overall, their abilities were not considered level with those of their male counterparts, so no pressing need to further develop their intellect was acknowledged. These public attitudes that did not recognize a need for women's education would need to change for its future improvement.
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Hercules is on the road to the court of King Pelias of Iolcus to tutor Pelias' son Prince Iphitus in the use of arms. Pelias' beautiful daughter Princess Iole updates Hercules on the history of her father's rise to power and the theft of the kingdom's greatest treasure, the Golden Fleece. Some suspect—and it eventually proves true—that King Pelias has acquired the throne through fratricide. Hercules and Iole are attracted to each other and a romance eventually develops.
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Eventually, it is revealed that Eugene is not a scientist, but a high school science teacher, and that he does not know how to cure the virus but lied to manipulate the other survivors into taking him to Washington D.C. believing it to be the best chance for survival. This proves true as the group eventually finds the Alexandria Safe- Zone where Eugene becomes its primary engineer. Though his lie puts a strain on their friendship, Abraham eventually forgives him and they resume being friends.
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Five years later, billionaire Jack Morris meets Dr. Minway Zhang at a $1.3 billion underwater research facility called Mana One, which Morris has financed. Zhang and his daughter, Suyin, an oceanographer, supervise a mission to explore what could be an even deeper section of the Mariana Trench, concealed by a thermocline of hydrogen sulfide. The mission submersible is piloted by Lori, Taylor's ex-wife, accompanied by scientists Toshi and "The Wall". Their theory proves true as they discover an abundance of never-seen flora and fauna below the thermocline.
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Ernst, pp. 1–15. This statement proves true as John Adams once referenced this moment discussing limitations of the "mob" for the Constitutional Convention writing a letter to his wife Abigail and describing the scene as: > I am engaged in a famous Cause: The Cause of King, of Scarborough vs. a Mob, > that broke into his House, and rifled his Papers, and terrifyed him, his > Wife, Children and Servants in the Night. The Terror, and Distress, the > Distraction and Horror of this Family cannot be described by Words or > painted upon Canvass.
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He and Tallent also bring back four of the Dreamers for further observation. Back in America, working at Stanford, Norton feeds the turtle to mice and realizes that their life cycle can be extended 6 times that of regular mice. He publishes his paper at first to derision and eventually to acclaim. Tallent warns him that his paper has condemned the people of U'ivu and this eventually proves true; the turtles of Ivu'ivu are eventually hunted to extinction by pharmaceutical companies and the island itself destroyed, eventually U'ivu is colonized as well.
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In the conversation the Ix also explain to her about the power of the claw she took from the Ix, saying it acts as a creator that (as known from the previous novels) manipulates dark matter. It has the great power to bring upon whatever is written by the user. This proves true when Harlan managed to call upon the Black firebird possessed by the Ix by simply writing "Isenfier". The Ix also reveal that there are connections across the planes, one being a squirrel (presumably Conker from the previous Novels).
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Unni's misgivings about the 'mystery man' and his ulterior motives proves true, when his confidant and classmate, Dr Alex Varghese, on consultation, reaffirms his doubts that they had no schoolmate in the name of Jose. Soon, they discover to their horror that the stranger is that man whose arrival they have been dreading for a long time now, Sivankutty. It is eventually revealed that Unni and Alex ruined Sivankutty's life by framing the latter for a murder which they had committed. The duo realises that it is payback time and that they are at the receiving end.
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Drosselmeier's warning of the time proves true, and the severely wounded Mouse King suddenly arrives for one last chance at revenge while mentally unstable due to his agony. The Nutcracker being the last doll still alive, tries to save Clara, but slowly turns back into a toy himself. Clara tries to keep the Mouse King at bay, but he corners her on a balcony, with his mental state continuing to decay. As the King lunges at her one last time, he careens off the balcony into the deep river and vanishes, nearly taking Clara with him.
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The hoax was the idea of Knefhausen, who believes that, if deprived of any other means of recreation, the crew will succeed in making scientific breakthroughs that will then be broadcast back to Earth. Knefhausen's theory proves true, but he learns that the crew quickly becomes bored with technological applications of their new-found mathematical prowess. Instead, they become increasingly interested in using it to develop their understanding of art and philosophy. These new understandings give the crew an unusual control over the physical universe and, by the end of the story, they have achieved god-like powers.
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This proves true as Davies takes the President hostage with the rogue agents backing the corrupt Senator. Kauffman authorises Pierce to use lethal force against the agents in order to rescue the President and even remotely turning back Air Force One before terminating Davies for good. Pierce and Doyle are both commendated by the President for all of their hard work and courage and they are hailed as heroes in their lives. Epilogue, Pierce and Semper contact once more and, though Semper decides not to reveal his own identity, he tells Pierce that he will be in touch soon.
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When he knows the outward science and puts it into practice, God shall open for him the inward science - and that will not take place except by the opening of his heart and its enlightenment."al-Qādī 'Iyād, Tartīb al-Madārik, 2:41, cited in Gibril F. Haddad, The Four Imams and Their Schools (London: Muslim Academic Trust, 2007), p. 179 In other similar traditions, it is related that Malik said: "He who practices Sufism (tasawwuf) without learning Sacred Law corrupts his faith (tazandaqa), while he who learns Sacred Law without practicing Sufism corrupts himself (tafassaqa). Only he who combines the two proves true (tahaqqaqa).
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She appears surprised, but soon swears to secrecy on the account they owe her a favor in exchange, using their secret as leverage for future blackmail. This proves true when she decides to use the boxing club as well as Christian himself for a modeling shoot, much to his and Gregor's annoyance since he had to impress a big time coach in a short while. At first Christian refuses, but when she threatens to expose his true sexuality to Gregor, who does not know about Christian being gay, he begrudgingly accepts. Olivia's dream comes true after she proves herself several times to Tanja and gets a deal.
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Iraq's dependence on crude oil has had negative implications for the country and has made it a focus of international discussion. This was demonstrated in the 2016 OPEC production- cut deal, in which all 14 members of the organisation agreed to cut oil production to 32.5 million b/d to stabilise the drop in oil prices, giving rise to further discussions of Iraq's dependence on oil. Iraqi oil minister Jabbar Alluaibi said in a 2016 interview that his country's crude-oil reserves are larger than forecast, with previous estimates of 143 billion barrels expanded to 153 billion barrels. If this proves true, Iraq would have the world's largest oil reserves.
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It is claimed that the judge presiding over Carl Lee's trial, Omar "Ichabod" Noose, has been intimidated by local white supremacist elements. This proves true when, despite having no history of racist inclinations in his rulings, Noose refuses Jake's perfectly reasonable request for a change of venue, even though the racial make-up of Ford County virtually guarantees an all-white jury. Billy Ray's brother, Freddy, seeks revenge against Carl Lee, enlisting the help of the Mississippi branch of the Ku Klux Klan and its Grand Dragon, Stump Sisson. Subsequently, the KKK attempts to plant a bomb beneath Jake's porch, leading him to send his wife and daughter out of town until the trial is over.
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As the episode draws to a close Stan's prediction proves true, but when Stan moves to side with the apes he is unexpectedly killed by them. In "Dreaming of a White Porsche Christmas" it is revealed that the reason that Stan's family is so dysfunctional is due to Stan's failure to appreciate what he has, which resulted in his marriage to Francine, his geeky son, his liberal daughter, and his adoption of a liberal version of Roger. Initially this was supposed to be a temporary setup, but the Angel assigned to Stan's case died, and it took his Christmas wish for the situation to resolve itself. Stan is then returned to what what suppose to be his ideal family: a conservative wife named Mary, an athletic son, a conservative and mild manner daughter named Ruth, and a version of Roger who does not partake in disguises, drinking, or drug use and holds a single legitimate job as an optometrist named Gerald.
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