So 5G will be a lot of question marks in 2020, but they'll be question marks affixed to phones that companies are going to start selling in big numbers.
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That doesn't mean, however, that there aren't still question marks.
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Let me address a few of the biggest question marks.
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With City, there are more question marks than solid parts.
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But there are also a lot of question marks here.
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What to watch: Question marks still hang over SurveyMonkey's business.
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After all, teams are sensitive to the smallest question marks.
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Beyond usage, there are plenty of other question marks around XRP.
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"Periods and question marks and exclamation marks are red," Calhoun explained.
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This postal plebiscite has big question marks around its legal validity.
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Especially one with some question marks in his personal history. 9.
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We live inside wide questions without question marks — looming, opaque umbrellas.
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He even uses Franco Moschino's favorite symbols: cow prints, question marks.
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And Felix has more question marks surrounding him than ever before.
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But the question marks can be the most exciting movies out there.
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Hohnholz had been accused of ignoring all question marks over the scheme.
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In the next post, he tagged Reinhart and added several question marks.
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Question marks about the strength of economic activity in New Zealand remained.
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"We&aposve got a lot of question marks on guys," Allen said.
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Punctuation is currently limited to periods, commas, question marks, and exclamation points.
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Still, she finds herself leaving spaces before exclamation points and question marks.
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There are question marks over whether shareholders will accept the offer, however.
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Question marks over oil exports and the trade slowdown were also concerns.
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Heading into the draft, Smith's shot-and decision-making were question marks.
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Too many question marks on how some races or championships were won.
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Other major question marks include trade policy, Brexit and slowing economic growth.
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That's why the Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule raises so many question marks.
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"Is this Hillary Collusion??" he asked on Twitter, using two question marks.
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It's a modest deal with a lot of question marks still attached.
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And I just reject pretty vehemently the premise of the question, which is that paying attention to Hillary Clinton's most significant question marks somehow undercuts the journalistic attention that has been paid to all of Trump's question marks.
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The question marks of 2013 have given way to clear statements of progress.
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There are some question marks for conservatives, particularly an ObamaCare ruling years ago.
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If you read all the lyrics, there's so many question marks in them.
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In times of great upheaval, there's bound to be a few question marks.
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Even that is overshadowed this season, however, by the giant hovering question marks.
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There are no enormous scientific question marks over nicotine's dosing and bio-availability.
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Now he's headed to a news company that has far fewer question marks.
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I think we probably would have been too big of question marks for him.
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The Magicverse concept is in its early days and contains plenty of question marks.
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There were three big question marks heading into 2019, and now there's just one.
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Johnson is in the business of filling in the blanks that follow question marks.
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His position had been one of the big question marks ahead of the congress.
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But the Rangers still face many question marks heading into their early off-season.
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His age and health remain serious long-term question marks — at 79 in Jan.
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Question marks also linger over current heads of state and their power to stem instability.
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"There's obviously a lot of tension and question marks over that," Urman tells the magazine.
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Some of these options are marked as question marks, since you haven't seen them yet.
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"There's obviously a lot of tension and question marks over that," Urman told the magazine.
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These question-marks over the army's preparedness come at an awkward time for the generals.
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Bach accused the 55-year-old banker of ignoring all question marks over the scheme.
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I also use exclamation marks for periods and question marks, which really makes no sense.
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In the longer run, there are question marks about U.S. leadership on the global stage.
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Because of all those question marks, I currently have no intention of pursuing early retirement.
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Around nearly every corner, crucial question marks are looming over the business world right now.
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"Less data is never good, particularly given the question marks around this phone," he said.
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If Cousins could return and in what capacity loom as two super-sized question marks.
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Is it the aesthetic mix of pleasant music, bustable question marks, colored bricks, and Goombas?
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One of those question marks is dealing with car accidents, specifically car and pedestrian accidents.
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The question marks that loom over Dee's erotic experiments are still intact at the end.
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Don't omit question marks when their presence gives the solver more of a fighting chance.
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Even if the Wolverines' returning starters improve, the team still has some major question marks.
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Houston's pitching came into the season with serious question marks, but that has performed well, too.
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An EU source said the recommendations were "a bit worrying" and raised question marks about regulation.
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And the lingering question marks will create an overhang on the stocks for the foreseeable future.
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But just anecdotally, there are some question marks over how Groupon is winning over new business.
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There are also potentially question marks over just how much impact "Tech Nation" will have globally.
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But numerous question marks hang over the Greek economy and the recovery of its banking system.
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Zooming out, there are also major legal question marks hanging over behaviourally targeted ads in Europe.
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And this is before we get to all the question marks surrounding Trump's much-anticipated policies.
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The lack of security certificate isn't a gross oversight, but it leaves a few question marks.
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As I explored the zombie-infested world of Days Gone, I'd often encounter blue question marks.
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I looked at each of the photographs through a mesh of question marks, sustained by Mrs.
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There's even a voice command bar for adding punctuation like commas, question marks, and exclamation marks.
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"There aren't too many question marks over the case so it's more a formality," he said.
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By the end of the day, the number of question marks surrounding the team only increased.
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Investors may already be penalizing oil companies for the long-run question marks looming over the industry.
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But first, let's work on our exasperated shrugs as we tackle the league's misfits and question marks.
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That leaves a lot of question marks for the future of the console after the holiday season.
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So, if you're keeping score at home, that's two question marks and two light bulbs for me.
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Throughout he wore a suit reminiscent of the Riddler's, only with weed leafs replacing the question marks.
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Morgan Stanley, which has an underweight rating on the stock, says question marks remain around user growth.
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Judge Martin Bach accused the 55-year-old banker of ignoring all question marks over the scheme.
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Much other punctuation is mandatory, including that statements end in full stops, and questions in question-marks.
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Both of Taiwan's LMS teams competing at Worlds entered the fray with question marks over their heads.
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We also see a geopolitical situation with many large question marks, not the least the Brexit issue.
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Eventually, I started skipping the blue question marks, which ended up being shorthand for an empty promise.
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"There are some real question marks hanging over him," said Celine Bracq at the Odoxa polling institute.
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If you just nodded after both of those question marks, then you're already familiar with funeral potatoes.
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This week he faces a secondary with almost as many question marks in the New York Giants.
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At least five names are listed twice and there are also question marks next to some people.
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Artist's concept of a neutron star colliding with a black hole, with question marks added by me.
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Yellen also devoted a significant chunk of her remarks to the big question marks facing the Fed.
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To be sure, there are still question marks hanging over the contests in Nevada and South Carolina.
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"The profitability of healthcare business is a big question mark and investors hate question marks," Forrest said.
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Just know that there are lots of question marks about the long-term health consequences of fasting.
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The use of question marks at the ends of clues to signal wordplay is standard … and sporting.
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"Those question marks might well extend to how long Mark Carney remains Bank of England governor," he said.
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The euro, in short, remains a troubled currency, with question-marks over both its membership and its direction.
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Occasionally, solving a puzzle like today's by Zhouqin Burnikel requires that two question marks appear above my head.
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It's been such a long road that I don't even remember when there were question marks about things.
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After entering the season with major fit-related question marks and an ungodly payroll, that counts as success.
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One of the biggest question marks is the fate of Kirstjen M. Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security.
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Question marks surround the upcoming harvests of both crops after historic rains and flooding stalled plantings this spring.
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But he said "question marks" remained over Tata Steel's British plants, which the company has wanted to exit.
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They went with the latter, adding a defensive end who has some serious question marks despite great production.
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"His first year with us, there were some question marks coming into the league," Hunt said to ESPN.
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When his texts to members of Zelensky's administration went unanswered, Parnas, left hanging, responded with double question marks.
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But many of those question marks will also bomb, disappearing into the darkest reaches of your favorite streaming platform.
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"There are a lot of question marks generally which we need to assess," said Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.
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"As we all know there's question marks about whether they're actually going to go ahead or not," East added.
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The statement also raised question marks over the Australian Securities & Investment Commission's (ASIC) competence as an effective conduct regulator.
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Now, a question marks hangs above the future of the streaming service's latest alleged "limited series," Western epic Godless.
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There were many question marks in this unplanned journey, for which I was unassisted by smartphone or basic directions.
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"The question marks surrounding his defeat today will only grow larger," Courier said in commentary on the Tennis Channel.
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The postponement leaves big question marks over the appeal and viability of the Olympic movement and its quadrennial Games.
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The postponement leaves big question marks over the appeal and viability of the Olympic movement and its quadrennial Games.
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It seems fitting that he will chase the Super Bowl ghost with an injured team full of question marks.
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The email also shows an image of Jane Sanders behind bars, alongside a "Bernie 2020" logo and question marks.
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China's health ministry said that, while immunotherapy had great potential, there were still question marks around safety and effectiveness.
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You're basically in a virtual-reality maze where question marks are bouncing through the air amid wacky fart sounds.
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Your theme clues will probably be question-marked, but you could have a scattering of other question marks, too.
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The line breaks are unfortunately predictable and unsurprising, made worse by the smattering of question marks and exclamation points.
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CNN's "Reliable Sources" newsletter led with a giant graphic of a calendar, placing question marks on each date since Mrs.
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Both arrived in New York with question marks over injured left wrists, but seemingly have put the issue behind them.
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In the wider market, there may still be question marks over the wider potential for connected devices like activity trackers.
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Since Wimbledon last year there have been so many question marks about what's going on, on and off the court.
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Netanyahu's future and the fate of Trump's as-yet unseen Middle East peace plan are question marks (The Washington Post).
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The three top quarterbacks available are all talented but also have some question marks about how good they will be.
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This is a Monday theme without any indication in the cluing, like question marks or italics or blatant "theme" labels.
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Two of the most expensive question marks concern what are shaping up to be two of the governor's signature proposals.
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There are seven theme entries today at 27A, 45A, 153A, 93A, 115A, 16D and 69D, all punctuated by question marks.
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There are just so many huge question marks still as we head into the trial, including the question of witnesses.
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The chances are close to zero that we will ever see another candidate with this many question marks and issues.
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His lone collegiate season was lackluster offensively, and question marks surround his ability to create for himself and/or others.
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Many a mystery has been solved thanks to podcasting, but what about one of the biggest question marks of all time?
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"The news was so disheartening — there are just so many question marks in the future for us right now," he said.
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She was a noted hater of exclamation points and question marks and used this very flattened sentence style in her writing.
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And finally, we have huge question marks around what will be included in President-elect Trump's and Congress' tax reform plan.
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Gone are the question marks of her past work, the youthful doubt, the anxiety around always feeling like you're fucking up.
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In others he is unconventional (he does not use question-marks with so-called tag questions, which can jar, can't it).
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A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
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One of the biggest question marks — like in all must-pass bills that require buy-in from both parties — was Trump.
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Then there are the question marks: There's serious concern over whether glyphosate spraying has hurt monarch butterfly populations in North America.
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"This guy is just covered in question marks," said Minxin Pei, a professor at Claremont McKenna who specializes in Chinese governance.
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"King Kong" and "Moulin Rouge!" are bigger productions — "Kong" requires 13 people just to operate the ape — with bigger question marks.
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Going through this six year process and coming out on the other end, there are no longer any lingering question marks.
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I hadn't really learned how the Times puzzle worked yet: The recurring answers, the increasing difficulty, the puns and question marks.
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But the deal still leaves many question marks over China's economy, which has slowed as the tariff conflict has dragged on.
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The liberal network's "Reliable Sources" newsletter led with a giant graphic of a calendar, placing question marks on each date since Mrs.
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"The mystery of the Hunley has been one of the big question marks of history since it disappeared in 1864," she said.
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CAVUTO: Well, a lot of question marks too whether that was the genesis for something that might have been just all fiction.
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It's unfortunate for both these two athletes and the NFL teams that could use them that there are serious injury question marks.
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BCG told firms to split portfolios into four buckets: cash cows worth milking, stars, dogs that should be shot and question-marks.
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Ghani made clear this week they are worries he shares, even if question marks remain over his ability to shape events ahead.
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Other efforts, like its acquisition of LinkedIn and "Project Scorpio" — a planned high-resolution virtual reality console — are still big question marks.
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I think Apple needs to do something both splashy and compelling to turn those feelings around — and to answer those question marks.
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Haftar had refused to back the GNA and in this development has outmaneuvered them and put further question marks against their legitimacy.
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The travails underscore how the stock market's up and downs are especially hitting companies that have question marks hanging over their heads.
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One Swiss-based bull likes to call gold "a hedge against ignorance", noting the myriad question-marks hanging over the global economy.
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In French, exclamation points, question marks, colons, and semi-colons (all forms of "high" punctuation) should always have a space preceding them.
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Zelda, 30, is also a French speaker who tends to leave spaces before exclamation points and question marks when texting in English.
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SK Telecom 1 probably had the most question marks going into the group stages, and that's no shock given the squad's history.
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Question marks remain about domestic demand, and shipments to the U.S., which have failed to show strong growth in the past year.
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Risk also applies to players who have health-related question marks or are teetering near the edge of a statistical fall off.
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" The "panic is just not warranted," Limbaugh declared, saying it presented to him a "gigantic series of question marks and red flags.
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Also, although we weren't tipped off by any question marks, I think that two of these entries were really clever and cryptic.
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"I still have a few question marks about what they intend to do but broadly speaking they have responded appropriately," Walsh said.
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Question marks are swirling around the Minnesota Vikings in regard to their quarterback situation for Sunday's season opener against the host Tennessee Titans.
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Cause for concern: Pitching stands to be Minnesota's biggest weakness, with a rotation lacking proven depth and a bullpen full of question marks.
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And so the result was that, I think, that there were some question marks around the market, as a kind of overall basis.
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One of our biggest question marks of season 4 of How To Get Away With Murder was the identity of Laurel's baby daddy.
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Two of the biggest question marks going into the debate were the outside candidates with no political background: Andrew Yang and Marianne Williamson.
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Easy as pie if you watch out for those question marks and know what they mean, but still a great play on words.
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There are a lot of question marks, but here's what we were working with in our demo of server-based gaming on xCloud.
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The 22016 club has a parade of question marks in the starting rotation behind ace Masahiro Tanaka, and the lineup is largely unproven.
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The industry is facing squeezed margins, Brexit question marks over European businesses, and uncertainty in the United States, thanks to visa policy changes.
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Sweeny had forwarded White a BuzzFeed article quoting officials as saying they had "no idea" about the Syria announcement, with two question marks.
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Selling the leasing business "should help reduce the existential question marks facing the company," Barclays analyst Julian Mitchell wrote to clients on Sunday.
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Over the person's head loom two thought bubbles, a round one containing three question marks and a jagged one with three exclamation points.
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Google's 2 apps give it a massive mapping market shareGoogle Maps, on the other hand, doesn't have question marks surrounding its consumer viability.
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But there were also question marks: two seasons significantly shortened by injury for a pitcher are not typically a harbinger of future durability.
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So while Roodman gives us a compelling case that decarceration is a good idea, it comes with some big — and alarming — question marks.
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Add to it the narrative voice: that of an almost giddy sommelier expressing himself with too many exclamation points and rhetorical question marks.
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The state of Israeli and Palestinian politics, the upheaval in the region and the question marks regarding the Trump administration could prove insurmountable.
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But he added there are still question marks about the health of earnings, the Federal Reserve's rate policy and a potential economic slowdown.
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The Polish official chairing the talks circulated a condensed draft text Wednesday that still contained many question marks in areas where countries disagree.
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Catalan separatist leaders Carles Puigdemont and Oriol Junqueras both won EU seats, but with question marks over whether they can become EU lawmakers.
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Instead, the field was smattered with near-visible question marks popping out of players' helmets, as Boswell kicked himself flat on the ground.
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Lots of major summer comedy and horror hits, for instance, started out as question marks, including 2015's Trainwreck and 2016's Don't Breathe.
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There are also question marks over China, which many fear will be forced to devalue its yuan, in turn dragging down other emerging currencies.
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"The statements made were not able to fully remove the markets' question marks regarding the net reserves," said Muammer Komurcuoglu, economist at Is Investment.
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Hopefully, that's the case otherwise there are a few question marks going into the start of episode 1010 around the whereabouts of some characters.
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"Question marks still remain over China's ability to control its currency, even though the fall in FX reserves was smaller than expected," Catril added.
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The Grab office in Singapore The deal can make sense in financial terms, as above, but in practice there are certainly some question marks.
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But analysts say question marks remain over whether the two sides can reach a deal to remove tariffs introduced over the past 12 months.
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"We continue to see continued question marks in the overall pace of the recovery," said Chris Jones, an industry analyst for Union Gaming Group.
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The Hound and Ser Jorah are the biggest question marks, but I'd say the former may have a slightly better chance than the latter.
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The beta doesn't feature patrols, one of my biggest remaining question marks, but it does have a really great strike, dubbed The Inverted Spire.
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McCarthy, famous for his short sentences and unpunctuated conversations, relies almost entire on periods, commas, and a handful of question marks in his book.
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It's worth noting that, while Uber and Lyft both perform background checks on its drivers, it's other passengers who are the biggest question marks.
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There is still a question marks over the tires, he adds, saying that with the correct set the Sixteen "should" cross the 163mph threshold.
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"This is quite a frustration for museum art historians to have question marks everywhere," said Wolfram Kloppmann, a geochemist at the French Geological Survey.
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His game could still use some pro refinement, but he has relatively few question marks for his ability to be an immediate impact player.
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Obama's failure to see it coming -- in this he was not alone -- is one of the biggest question marks over his White House years.
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"So, there are still a lot of question marks," said David Hui, an expert in emerging infections at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Question marks that linger not just about whether the team is good enough, but about whether the players care enough about representing their country.
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"There still remains quite a bit of uncertainty out there ... and returns will be fairly muted until those question marks are resolved" Springmeyer said.
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Finally, there are two major question marks that Mueller never answered, and that remain as parts of ongoing investigations, according to recent court records.
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She posed with her sister, Briana, before the big reveal modeling the JoJo Fletcher and Lauren Bushnell face print with question marks floating between them.
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Its misfortunes are a reminder that even as banks' bad debt numbers stabilise, there remain many question marks over the quality of their balance sheets.
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Moore screen-grabbed an article about Buttigieg's planned absence and texted it to one of Buttigieg's senior staffers with a terse addition: three question marks.
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The secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, a former oil boss, was counted among them, though question marks have since been raised about his Asia diplomacy.
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"We haven't been in a situation where there are so many question marks about new roles people have to step into," Auriemma said in October.
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"There's still a lot of question marks and unknowns," said attendee Ashley Wellington-Fahey, CEO and founder of digital sports and TV network The Relish.
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And while Batgirl, Harley Quinn, and Joker movies are all in various stages of development, they still stand as big question marks for the franchise.
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The U.S decision on Iran has raised question marks over whether ATR can reach a target of stabilizing annual deliveries at 80 aircraft in 2018.
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Finally, uncertainly overt the future of the UK, which is a global financial centre, may cause question marks over banking business models and transition costs.
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Although a lot of "House" makes sense in pragmatic, human terms through hindsight, like all horror projects, there are still some creepy hanging question marks.
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These question marks pointed me to random encounters—sometimes strangers trapped by zombies, groups of men waiting to kill me, or, bafflingly, nothing at all.
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But all three projects have faced delays, and significant question marks remain over whether any will gain a solid order base outside their home markets.
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Question marks remain over Baradar's health, with Taliban officials saying after his release in October that Baradar needed rest before joining the movement's leadership council.
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Yes, barring a handful of minor controversies and question marks, 2016 was looking like a banner year for the fight game's favorite human-robot hybrid.
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Google promises that its new model results in far more readable transcriptions that feature fewer run-on sentences and more commas, periods and question marks.
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With all these question marks clouding the Fed's operating horizon, saying that America's monetary authorities are flying blind could be a bit of an understatement.
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I type out another—I'm here if you want to talk—then think better and delete it, send instead a wordless line of question marks.
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But as the government tries to move at warp speed this time around, plenty of question marks remain about the tradeoffs between rapidity and accuracy.
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The U.S. decision on Iran has raised question marks over whether ATR can reach a target of stabilizing annual deliveries at 80 aircraft in 2018.
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Both main parties have experienced mixed fortunes during the election race with question marks raised over the trustworthiness of all parties and their spending pledges.
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Your use of three question marks nicely captures the spirit of incredulity one feels when applying basic common sense to Giuliani's latest defense of Trump.
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"Given all the question marks we have right now in this economy, now is not the time to try and catch falling knives," he said.
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Not committing to a rate for corporate taxes or the repatriation tax leaves significant question marks for businesses for what to expect from the plan.
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"There are question marks around some of the Chinese names," said Bill Sims, managing director at Stroz Friedberg (Asia) Ltd, a global risk and investigations firm.
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Again, if his executive inexperience or lack of substantive policy talking points were the main question marks, I would not have felt compelled to write this.
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There are question marks over the status of all of Rusal's operating assets, first and foremost those outside Russia, which risk falling under the sanctions net.
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Instead, create a longer password (experts recommend using 12 characters) with upper and lower case letters, numbers, and characters such as exclamation points or question marks.
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Japanese characters are represented by question marks, and it shows artifacts from the usually hidden formatting characters that would alter the presentation of the document line.
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When I went to browse the photos, I was met with a series of question marks and forced to open each photo individually in another app.
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"From a fundamental standpoint, things are pretty good (for copper) ... If there weren't question marks over demand, the metal would be doing very well," he said.
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But a statement issued by Singapore's Civil Aviation Authority (CAAS) showed question-marks hanging over the aircraft after Sunday's disaster could not be dispelled so fast.
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Both had arrived at Melbourne Park with question marks over their fitness but look in good shape as they head towards their potential quarter-final meeting.
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"With question marks over Trump's fiscal policy and the impact on U.S. yields, perhaps cash will be more at the top of people's minds," he said.
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Yet, with thirty seconds to go, Ottow scored a takedown of his own to add further question marks as to who would have their hand raised.
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That helped defined the parameters of the style in the sense of the bold lines, the Xs on the eyes, having question marks, stuff like that.
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"There's still question marks all over wages," said Rob Carnell, chief economist and head of research for the Asia-Pacific region at ING, the Dutch bank.
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Cousins entered the game with major question marks about whether he could lead the Vikings to a win, especially on the road, against a tough opponent.
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"There are a lot of question marks here, and I don't think the market likes the uncertainty," said Joe Vaclavik, president of Standard Grain, a brokerage.
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Inspired by the Surrealists, he filled his shows with absurd elements—playing cards, cow prints, rubber pig noses, question marks—and parodies of the latest trends.
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But it still provided enough symbolism to provide the Brazilians with a much-needed exclamation point to an Olympics that had generated so many question marks.
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"We want the target to see dollar signs, not question marks," said Mark Edward, a mentalist and magician who collaborates with Gerbic in organizing these operations.
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Over the last two days, however, that has all played second fiddle to France's presidential election race and question marks over further international financial support for Greece.
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There would still be question-marks over what happened thereafter, extending a period of Brexit-related uncertainty that has already tipped Flybmi, a British carrier, into bankruptcy.
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Nadal arrived in Australia with question marks over the state of his knees after he was forced to withdraw mid-tournament from the ATP Finals in November.
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With question marks still hanging over the global economy, many economy watchers think the Fed is unlikely to raise borrowing costs more than once—if at all.
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He added that a number of question marks, such as on the prospects for world growth, inflation and rising rates, should also keep investors on their toes.
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The power of punctuation Oh, Kanye, you could have saved Twitter from melting down if only you'd used question marks instead of exclamation points: What's for lunch?
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But Levin goes further, tracing a lot of other popular internet speak to feminine affectations, like the multiple question marks (???) as uptalk or overuse of cute emoji.
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And while there are still a lot of question marks about the global economy, it still looks like the global economy is growing at a reasonable clip.
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Given the physical, technical, and mental strengths possessed by Nunes, and the many question marks surrounding the returning Rousey, these odds are bound to surprise some fans.
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Question marks over whether consensual workplace relationships are ever OK have come to the fore this week after the high-profile firing of McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook.
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But the technology is still developmental and there are question marks over how it would work commercially, Sadad al-Husseini, a former top executive of Aramco, says.
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Yet, question marks remain over the exact amount of cash available on the BSI account, putting the plan, which Arul says will clarify by June, into question.
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Some solvers believe that these question marks are a "rule," and should be there when there is any wordplay involved in a clue, but that's not true.
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Evaluating "new risks" was the "essence" of the company, despite the question marks which may remain over data which may inform their new remit of cyber insurance.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia — Belgium arrived at the World Cup as dark horses, bringing both a roster bulging with talent and question marks about its mental toughness.
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HB: All right, well, Paul, there's so many question marks in the air right now, but thank you for coming on and breaking this down with us.
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PT. Ries might be riding high after finally getting official approval to turn his vision into a reality, but many question marks continue to hover over the LTSE.
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Akintewe said there have been "a lot of question marks" over issues such as the constitutionality of the move, which he said came at an "extremely bad" time.
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Yes, Alabama has question marks at quarterback—but so does LSU, given that returning starter Brandon Harris has been less than impressive in his time with the Tigers.
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"The fact that their first attempt to buy long-dated gilts has failed raises significant question marks," said Mitul Patel, head of interest rates at Henderson Global Investors.
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Injury report: The Bruins have some question marks on the blueline, including Tory Krug and Brandon Carlo, which could lead to top prospect Charlie McAvoy making his debut.
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Line's core messaging app service has emerged as one of the most popular services in many parts of Asia, but there are some question marks around its future.
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After a disappointing Euro 2016 and four years in Ligue 1 there are question marks over whether United are signing Zlatan for his footballing ability or his brand.
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Conventional wisdom suggests they're a lock to make the playoffs, and Las Vegas has them slotted in the top half of a conference that's riddled with question marks.
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The bank is expected to increase rates another two or three times in 2018, but still-sluggish inflation and wage growth has raised question marks over that view.
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We'll see if this is a political prime minister or one having a shorter political career not to mention even a technocrat ... there are still many question marks.
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"Our genitals are these fucking question marks dingly-dangling off of the front of our fucking weirdo mashed-potato bodies" is how Gabe Liedman summarizes Alfred Kinsey's theories.
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He has qualified for the third round of debates, to be held in September, but there are now serious question marks over how long his campaign can last.
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The Penguins are rested after a week off but still beat up: Matt Murray and Carl Hagelin are question marks, and Kris Letang is out for the year.
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Euro zone banks like Deutsche Bank, which is already facing question marks over capital, are likely to be hit hardest unless changes are made to the proposed rules.
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And Google has been reported to have taken a decision to withdrawn some Android-related services from Huawei — raising question-marks about the future quality of its smartphones.
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There's a lot of question marks about what that will look like this time around, but conviction requires two thirds of the Senate on any of those articles.
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Both the Conservatives and Labour had experienced mixed fortunes during the campaign, with question marks raised over trustworthiness, attitudes to religious minorities, and commitments to grand spending pledges.
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There are question marks over why around $400 million of military aid to Ukraine was put on hold by Trump ahead of the phone call between the presidents.
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But there are still a lot of question marks, including how CBD affects pregnant people, whether CBD interferes with other drugs, and especially the potential long-term effects.
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While Trubisky comes with some question marks due to inexperience, Garrett was the consensus top player available in this year's draft of the best U.S. college football players.
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The status of Syria's Kurds will be one of the major question marks for any deal to resolve, although O'Hanlon said he thought a solution could be found.
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How unusual is it to have someone at this level, with this kind of access to sensitive information, with all these question marks in his or her background?
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But question marks remain about potential compensation for institutional shareholders who also bought into the listing for more than 1.2 billion euros and which Bankia has not provisioned yet.
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"We are currently in the stage where we are evaluating all the possibilities, but there are so many question marks behind this," Bentley engineering chief Rolf Frech told Drive.com.au.
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That's an estimated 10 billion euro cost to the public treasury, with disruptions to economic activity, higher budget deficits and question marks about the country's business and investment environment.
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However, there were big question marks about the speed of growth in the economy this year, as Brexit approaches, and about the chance of a productivity pickup, he said.
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Despite question marks around others in its field, GuavaPass, which operates in 10 cities across Asia Pacific and the Middle East, believes that it is developing a sustainable business.
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The gloomier outlook comes after a litany of disappointing earnings releases, question marks over the group's accounting practices and a thwarted attempt to award managers an outsized pay package.
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Now, the big question marks are whether Iowa will conduct outreach to inform Medicaid members of the change, and whether other states will try to mimic Iowa's conservative waiver.
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Question marks also remain over how quickly the government will sell its remaining stake in the lender, although it has sketched out plans to sell the holding by 2024.
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In fact, economists' reports on the state's outlook often cite housing costs, not trade wars or a tech bubble, as one of the biggest question marks for future growth.
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The long term outlook too has some question marks hanging over it, as Israel's gas market may become more competitive when other fields, including Leviathan, come online from 2020.
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The microphones are muddy, no more or less attuned to human speech than to things like rustling paper, and her transcripts are full of question marks, gaps, misheard words.
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It has become such an important part of pop culture that many users want to be able to see all emojis and not just question marks for missing characters.
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Over that week, I taught my son the language of crosswords, how clues that ended with question marks were usually puns, how an abbreviated clue signified a foreshortened answer.
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Both main parties have experienced mixed fortunes during the election race with question marks raised over their trustworthiness, attitudes to Jews and Muslims, and commitments to grand spending pledges.
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It was a testimony to the question marks of potential — the fear, the hunger, the resentment, the kindness — within every person, and I couldn't imagine it being captured onstage.
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There are also question marks over another key player, Paul Pogba, following a see-saw season at Manchester United, where manager Jose Mourinho has been starting him only sporadically.
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"The next month or month-and-a-half, you might have some question marks around the gasoline market," Justin Jenkins, lead refining analyst at Raymond James in Houston, said.
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"There are question marks about who really is the rightful owner of the diamond, who got it from who, and the process [of the transfers] is quite murky," she said.
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Notice how long the 14nm process node has endured, the question marks next to the release window for 10nm chips, and the almost total absence of a future road map.
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The 36,000 early voters who didn't participate in the primary at all are among the major question marks that make the early vote data hard to read for partisan advantages.
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"The decision does not conform with the Turkish economy's fundamental indicators and thus creates question marks about the objectivity and impartiality of the institution's analyses," it said in a statement.
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I knew it was misdirection (watch those question marks), but had not heard of a bird called a rail, as I don't frequent MARSHES as much as I probably should.
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But soft economic data in the morning — with both retail sales and the consumer price index coming in below expectations — raised fresh question marks about future economic growth and inflation.
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Injury report: The Predators are missing some key depth guys in Vernon Fiddler, Colin Wilson, and Craig Smith, all three of whom are question marks heading into the second round.
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Classic adobo is applied to chicken wings; appetizers are a roll call from the fryer, best among them loose fritters of shrimp, carrots and bean sprouts like crispy question marks.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan reported, there are still huge question marks surrounding the ban, like what happens to refugees who are already involved in the refugee application and resettlement process.
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Notice how none of these involve question marks, either; fresh, smoothly executed puns are a welcome sight, in my book, but they're just one way to enliven the solving experience.
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I wandered through its mysterious, Edward Goreyish rooms: a gargantuan table filled with inky, dyed-black water, on a stone rug patterned with curlicues and dots, like scattered question marks.
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"My confidence is not high at all at this point in time, and I definitely had question marks about what my level would be like coming out today," she said.
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MUSCHIETTI The whole idea of adapting a story into a film is about translating it into a different language, and that language has its own exclamation points and question marks.
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One of the big Brexit question marks is the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is crossed by about 143,000 people every day without customs or any immigration checks.
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It is not that the Bears (3-9, 249 percent) are particularly good, but the Bengals have too many question marks for anyone to have so much faith in them.
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" REPORTER ANDERS LINDBLAD IN SWEDISH DAILY SVENSKA DAGBLADET "The stinging defeat can't be interpreted in any other way than that there were too many question marks in the Swedish application.
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Instead of jamming your screen full of icons with missions, collectibles, and other busywork, Origins takes a much more laid back approach, just placing some question marks for you to discover.
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"Low underlying inflation is putting question marks on Riksbank rate hikes and political risks ahead of the election are lowering the crown," said Lina Fransson, a fixed income strategist at SEB.
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When it comes to visiting the multiplex in the summer, you can usually split movies into three rough categories: the big titans, the under-the-radar question marks, and the indies.
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There are also question marks over the alignment of some 24 seats for Poland's ruling Law and Justice party, often hostile to Brussels, as its ECR allies the British Conservatives depart.
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Alongside Watts' monologue, these hidden nuggets of wisdom, putting names to the thousands of playable characters labeled with question marks until the first time you control one, are soothing and satisfying.
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The investment comes amid renewed interest from large asset managers to buy into energy investment firms which focus on MLPs, after question marks were raised over the structure's long-term viability.
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If the SNB was required to start distributing francs directly to the government and individuals, there are also question marks about its being able to maintain its independence from political pressure.
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From fellow Piccolo main Vineeth "ApologyMan" Meka to McLean and the fearsome CAG gaming crew of Go1, Dogura, and Fenritti, Deno left few question marks at the end of the tournament.
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"Question marks still remain over China's ability to control its currency, even though the fall in FX reserves was smaller than expected," said Rodrigo Catril, currency strategist at National Australia Bank.
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Last year, the team entered the season with Conley, Gasol, Randolph, a passel of question marks on the wing, and some looming doubts about the long-term viability of the roster.
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Granted, they've admitted that Jim Tomsula, Head Coach, was a step too far into madness, but they remain a team with huge question marks, from roster talent to front office hubris.
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On printed copies of each draft, he circled passages he liked, crossed out or put question marks beside lines that he did not favor and frequently suggested new words or phrases.
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Lenders said they expect the repricing to get done, but the Ebitda number still means there are some question marks at the company, according to a source familiar with the deal.
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"We see a lot of trade and tariff uncertainty and question marks that are still out there," Werner Enterprises CEO Derek Leathers said in the company&aposs most recent earnings call.
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The increased refining capacity is a structural factor that will serve to keep China's imports of crude robust, but there are some question marks over the continuing build-up of stockpiles.
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Weaker-than-expected economic data out of the euro zone has raised question marks about that, but policymakers remained comfortable with the policy path priced in by investors, the sources said.
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However, question marks still hang over Romania's candidate, Rovana Plumb, eyed as the next transport commissioner, and Laszlo Trocsanyi, Hungary's former justice minister proposed as the next commissioner for EU enlargement.
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And despite a few question marks surrounding their reunion initially, the pair's romance was back in full swing by summer 2016, including dinner with Hemsworth's parents, date nights and spending holidays together.
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Fink, co-founder of the world's largest money manager, cited three issues as question marks for Wall Street: the outcomes of U.S. trade negotiations with China, Brexit and the U.S. government shutdown.
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Boston has too many general question marks, the Sixers need more shooting (and don't have anyone who can guard Lowry for 40 minutes), and Indiana doesn't quite have the dependable offensive firepower.
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At some point you'll be forced to take your new union into other, more challenging environments, and none provide more in the way of obstacles and moral question marks than the nightclub.
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"A series like this for us unfortunately does create question marks about the viability of the West Indies as an entertainment proposition," James Sutherland, the chief executive of Cricket Australia, told ESPNcricinfo.
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"That said, we also see some question marks for the trajectory of the industry, given a slowdown in September Week 3 and the fact that weather may be turning unfavorable," Boruchow said.
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But there are also some question marks over the strength of demand, particularly in China, which buys about two-thirds of seaborne iron ore and produces about half of the world's steel.
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And as we noted here, modest oil prices and ample opportunities elsewhere create question marks around the level of industry interest in expensive Arctic projects that would also face litigation from environmentalists.
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"The delegation came with a low representation that does not rise up to what Turkey claims as a guarantor ... and so the Turkish role prompts many question marks over it," he said.
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So instead, I'm continuously tempted by the question marks on the horizon; some are new locations that I can be the first to discover, others are more knowledge stones further enlightening me.
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This series, in particular, has some question marks and ellipses — the politics of darkening or lightening one's skin, for instance, remains unaddressed as Ms. Grzeszykowska embodies the photographic duality of positive/negative.
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Cabral had a special cake made, decorated with white frosting and pink and blue question marks, that had blue frosting layered inside to indicate a little boy would be joining their household.
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The artless repetitions, the indented lines, the earnest question marks, the lack of subterfuge or extraneous commentary, the ingenuous vitality—all this makes use, I suspect, of the atmosphere of contemporary songwriting.
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Clinton will be emphasizing what her team sees as Sanders's vulnerabilities in the next seven days, particularly the question marks over how much of his agenda he could actually achieve if elected.
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Analysts have informally set a basic pass mark of 5.5 percent, the threshold set in the last round of tests in 2014, and a weak result could raise question marks over dividend payments.
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"Today, one of the big question marks that hung around the city because of past decisions — or past decisions that were not made — we have addressed," Emanuel told an investor conference in Chicago.
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"Unfortunately, there is an Italian who was banned just before London who has just come back from a three-year and nine-month ban, and we have question marks over him," he said.
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" It was a title that "Lou Reed liked and later named a song after," In 133, Murray dedicated an elaborate painting of two interlocking "question marks" and called it "L'Amour (For Panic D.J.).
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According to Nomura this risk is not fully priced in and there are big question marks regarding the future of the City of London and the outcome of an independence referendum in Scotland.
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Overall, China's commodity imports in July do raise some question marks about the strength and sustainability of this year's growth rate, but not yet to the point where it's time to turn bearish.
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The first thought bubble had three question marks, while the second, jagged-edged one had three exclamation points, allowing participants choose the words to describe the situation without any bias from the researchers.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Friday he assumed all EU members would adhere to EU rules when asked about Italy, amid question marks about the new government's budgetary plans.
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Williams will face unseeded late-bloomer Barbora Strycova on Thursday for a place in the Wimbledon final, having begun the tournament short on match practice and with question marks hanging over her prospects.
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With an improved running game and a defense that still has question marks, the Jags could get caught in a lot of shootouts—and Pro Bowl-voting fans love those big statistical totals.
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"There are still question marks on what this means and what other shoes are to drop, like other personnel of note," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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Although Barclays failed to achieve similar closure, settlements with the United States Justice Department by Deutsche, Germany's largest lender by assets, and its peer Credit Suisse remove major question marks for both banks.
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It's a complex opinion, dealing with a fundamental clash of legal priorities around personal data in the EU and US, which does not resolve question marks hanging over the legality of Privacy Shield .
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The uncertainty in Brazil adds to the political question marks in Latin America next year, when elections in Mexico and Colombia will also test the region's recent shift toward more orthodox economic policy.
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"There are still some question marks here as to where this thing is going to go," said Brandon Scholz, a Republican strategist in Wisconsin, which features competitive Senate and governor's races next fall.
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There are question marks on the inexperienced offensive line, but the Bears have a pair of dynamic wide receivers in Demetris Robertson and Melquise Stovall, who return after combining for 224 touchdowns last year.
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And there's still some big question marks as to whether Microsoft's new SQ1 processor can actually keep pace, especially given the past failures of ARM Windows devices (like the original Surface RT, for instance).
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That crash was sparked ironically by Fernandez's own, unexpected landslide victory in a primary election vote against Macri, as investors worried about his populist running mate and question marks over Fernandez's own policy views.
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There are much bigger question-marks over how the rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning will affect the way wars are fought, and perhaps even the way people think of war.
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If you're playing it at work, do remember that this is a game about porn (about!), and there will briefly be some sexy noises — and some even sexier question marks and plus signs. Rowr.
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There have been some understandable question marks over how realistic or sympathetic the depiction of mental illness is in this film (probably neither), but what can't be denied is that the performances are outstanding.
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Djokovic, who led Serbia to the title in 63 since when his grand slam haul has risen to 26, was satisfied with his form after some question marks about the state of his game.
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There have been question marks over his character after he was photographed with a marijuana pipe in 2009 and pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge in 2014, his second offense in 10 years.
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He has put question marks over U.S. commitment to NATO with his repeated attacks on European partners over their defense spending, and attempts to link disagreements over transatlantic trade to American commitment to NATO.
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There are certainly question marks about Allen but he's played in cold weather and he has slightly more upside than Josh Rosen, so the team is hoping they bet big and will win big.
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Big question marks: Will Florida State get back Phil Cofer, who was hobbled last weekend with a foot injury (and is grieving the recent death of his father, the former N.F.L. player Mike Cofer)?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Thursday the United States would do everything it could to make a ceasefire in Syria succeed despite significant question marks over whether the agreement will hold.
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Calling it the "first real domestic crisis" of the new administration, Andres Rozental, a former deputy foreign minister, said the fuel controversy had added to previous question marks about Lopez Obrador's style of governing.
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Going into the year there were a lot of ups and downs with the franchise and question marks about whether or not the Fever would stay in Indiana or be moved to a different city.
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"There are still big question marks over the long-term viability of Pemex's business plan," said Aaron Gifford, an emerging market analyst with asset manager T. Rowe Price Associates, a major holder of Pemex bonds.
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Despite major question marks over India's economic growth and the "upliftment" of its hundreds of millions of have-nots, the idea that India is a 21st-century superpower has been repeatedly boosted by Mr Modi.
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There are still question marks over Clinton's abilities as a campaigner, particularly when it comes to inspiring younger voters, but right now she is the clear favorite to win the White House in November. Sen.
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In a front-page editorial, conservative daily Eleftheros Typos called the agreement "the surrender of the Macedonian identity and language", while the center-right Kathimerini newspaper referred to "a deal with gaps and question marks".
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Whether the Sanders-Warren peace treaty holds up when they go head-to-head on the debate stage for the first time is one of the biggest question marks hanging over the Tuesday night showdown.
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The furniture was minimal, the lighting bright, and the walls, made of whiteboard, were covered with lists, charts, arrows, boxes, job titles, question marks, and exhortations in red and black and blue and green Sharpie.
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Housing and other construction are the drivers behind the rising PMI, even though there are question marks as to how long Beijing can keep the current stimulus going without risking re-inflating a property bubble.
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He says there are a lot of question marks around exactly how good the startups' underwriting technology is compared to bigger financial services, and how they would all scale to the level of bigger players.
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Both men are scheduled to speak at a "rally against terrorism" organized by the fringe far-right group Britain First in the city of Birmingham, although there are question marks over whether they'll even make it.
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When we were filming Words in Your Face for PBS, the precursor to The United States of Poetry, the white jacket blew out the camera, so Elizabeth painted question marks on a plaid zoot-suity jacket.
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Aside from the fact that their division already has two bonafide postseason contenders in the form of the Washington Nationals and New York Mets, their lineup still has major question marks when it comes to production.
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Calhoun has also transferred the data he harvested from the books into heatmaps, glowing red where periods, question marks, and exclamation marks were used, green for commas and quotation marks, and blue for colons and semicolons.
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"We are coming to the realization that North Korea is filling some of the technological gaps we thought they had and erasing some of the question marks quicker than we are comfortable with," Ms. Berger said.
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As switching defenses become more and more popular around the league—and teams look to contain penetration and close out on shooters—Bridges' athleticism and strength should be assets, outweighing his size and skill question marks.
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Why it matters: The Obama Administration ramped up antitrust oversight and one of the big question marks of the Trump Administration is whether it will get tough on mergers or take a more traditional Republican stance.
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He looked great in 613, and has youth on his side, but the Jets are also bringing back Josh McCown, and have enough question marks on the team's roster to ease the pressure on Bridgewater's comeback.
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California and Indiana have been major question marks in delegate math projections for a while, and it's long seemed that the question of whether Trump gets his majority could come down to the two of them.
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How he fits: The Falcons traded up with the Los Angeles Rams; following their selection of Chris Lindstrom at No. 14, they went with another offensive lineman, though this one comes with far more question marks.
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It looks like he lived in and in New Jersey, but one of the big question marks in this case, already -- there&aposs a lot of them -- is whether or not he traveled anywhere and came back.
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The possibility that consumers may have front-loaded spending to beat the onset of higher prices, or taken advantage of record low interest rates to borrow now rather than later, add to the list of question marks.
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A LaVine-Dunn backcourt has plenty of question marks, but Chicago would be wise to try and answer a few in this Summer League environment—because both certainly won't be standing on the weak-side next year.
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There are definitely question marks; Nikon's Z6 and lenses undercut Canon on price and should be very competitive, while Sony has several years more experience with the technology and a big head start in the lens lineup.
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One of January's big question-marks, China's yuan, was proving more stable in its more freely traded offshore markets, a bullish survey of manufacturing purchasing managers helping it 0.1 percent higher and also supporting the Australian dollar.
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However, a two-year deadline has passed with none of the promised steps taken, leaving question marks over the future of the government at a time when political uncertainty is already being stoked by rising ethnic tensions.
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But the best-case scenario for DAPA advocates—in which Chief Justice John Roberts or Justice Anthony Kennedy, or both, vote with the liberals to turn back the 26 states' challenge—leaves question marks for immigrant families.
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While Wall Street remains overwhelmingly positive on Netflix and its role in video streaming globally, the second quarter figures did raise question marks over future growth and six brokerages cut their price targets on the company's shares.
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But there are still a lot of question marks around the case, especially after the court last week asked whether the blue states arguing to uphold the health law even have the legal standing to be involved.
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Diaz hadn't fought for three years so there were question marks over how good he could be against Pettis, who entered their welterweight fight on a high having knocked out Stephen Thompson in wondrous fashion, last year.
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Team: Cleveland Browns2018 stats: 56 catches, 639 yards, 4 touchdownsConsensus rank: 100thAverage draft position: 102ndWhy he's a risk: Tight end is ticky this year, with an elite crop of tight ends, then several question marks below them.
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There was a delay to Mattarella's approval, however, with the president holding talks with the speakers of Italy's lower house and Senate over the choice while question marks were raised over the accuracy of Conte's prestigious credentials.
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Even before the positive test result there were already big question marks over the season-opener, with a slew of medical professionals and media pundits ramping up pressure on organizers to call it off for health reasons.
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Even before the positive test result there were already big question marks over the season-opener, with a slew of medical professionals and media pundits ramping up pressure on organizers to call it off for health reasons.
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Despite plenty of production, he has question marks based on his thin frame and a pervasive belief that he can contribute to a team effort but may not have it in him to thrive on his own.
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Market participants have started to use Sonia for new futures contracts, but progress in the cash loans market has been slower, with question marks over what happens to many "legacy" contracts with terms that go beyond 2021.
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Market participants have started to use Sonia for new futures contracts, but progress in the cash loans market has been slower, with question marks over what happens to many "legacy" contracts with terms that go beyond 2021.
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Several cities vying for the 2026 Winter Games pulled out, leaving just two, and there remain question marks over whether one of the bidders, Stockholm, will remain in the race ahead of a decision later this year.
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But the row raises question marks more broadly for the foreign investors Riyadh is counting on to become partners — to the tune of tens of billions of dollars — in the modernization of the Arab world's biggest economy.
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There are question marks over McGregor's endurance following his submission loss to Nate Diaz in 2016, where he emptied the gas tank looking for a big knockout and ended up putty in the hands of the rangy Californian.
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Chinese-owned clubs Inter Milan and Aston Villa are struggling, despite big promises by their new Chinese owners, while Chinese deals for Italian giants AC Milan and England's Hull City have been hit by question marks over financing.
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The second minor detail might also throw a spanner into Lyft's engine: there are still many question marks hanging over how these services will grow relative to other macroeconomic forces, and specifically how government regulation will impact that.
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Valuation advisor Murray Devine is out with a new first-half private equity report, which shows that buyout firms continue to pay up for blue-chip assets but have become gun-shy when it comes to question marks.
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As with so much else that occurred on the edges of the Roman world, in the shadowy time when the empire was collapsing, the story of Patrick's life is a mixture of tantalising clues and big question-marks.
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"We see question marks around why ABB should remain as one unit, and we think the burden of proof lies on the company to show why it should remain," said John Hernander, portfolio manager at Nordea Asset Management.
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There are many reasons for my opinion, but today I'm going to share my most personal one: I'm the parent of a special needs child, and that means there are some major question marks in my savings formula.
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The question marks over the UK proposals mean that even if Johnson and other EU leaders agree a deal at the European Council summit this week, the latter will likely conclude it cannot be delivered by October 31.
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The scrapping of the operation comes as banks in the UAE are evaluating costs in response to the fall in oil prices, which has squeezed liquidity in the system and placed question marks over future earnings growth prospects.
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The defense was among Clemson's major question marks entering the season, but it showed in a win over Auburn that it might just turn out to be a worthy successor to the some recent highly praised Tigers defenses.
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Rising oil prices have created question marks over the strength of demand, but the IEA left its oil demand growth forecast for 2019 largely unchanged, at 1.4 million barrels a day (mb/d), similar to this year's level.
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For Luxe, this is a final destination after months of question marks about the four-year-old company, which is operational across some (but not all) major cities in the U.S., including San Francisco, New York and Chicago.
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But the infallible delight here is in the long, arcing necks of the sweet éclair swans, piped through a tiny plain tip into great exaggerated question marks, their beaks blackened by quickly running through a flame after baking.
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It was a perfect display of the league's volatility, as three teams that went into the week with several question marks left it feeling as if they might be the second coming of the 2007 New England Patriots.
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I had two question marks in her name for the longest time — the "S" where she crossed TOPOS and the "E" in OSHEA Jackson, an entry that younger people probably got right away because of Ice Cube's son.
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Wawrinka has been battling a knee injury and has not played since he was knocked out in the first round of Wimbledon last year, and the Swiss was one of the major question marks heading into the Jan.
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When you consider that this season began with only question marks after Crosby, who has a very bad history with head injuries, started out on the sidelines with a concussion, what he's doing right now is truly spectacular.
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Heavy defeats for her Christian Democrats could weaken her and might raise question marks over her ability to lead the party into next year's general election, although her popularity is still high and no alternative leader is in sight.
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But the drugs have come with some big question marks: Patients and doctors have never had clear answers on their efficacy and safety for moms, since they haven't been studied in randomized controlled trials involving pregnant and breastfeeding women.
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An opinion poll this week showed that pro-independence parties would win the largest share of the vote, though a majority was not assured and question marks remain over ousted regional head Carles Puigdemont's leadership of the separatist cause.
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But, again, the man making the face, bracketed on each side by question marks he seems to have willed into being through the sheer force of his incredulity, doesn't have to be Nick Young for the thing to work.
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This isn't an exact science, because it doesn't always know who an IP address belongs to, so you'll see question marks next to some of the URLs to indicate that the researchers aren't sure about the identification they've made.
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Question marks over a transition deal have hung over sterling, not least because securing one would allow both sides to focus on the tougher task of hammering out what sort of trading relationship they will have after Britain leaves.
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Relations further soured in February this year after a suicide car bombing killed at least 40 Indian paramilitary police in Indian-controlled Kashmir putting question marks on the Asia/Oceania Group 1 tie, which will be held on Sept.
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It is not yet clear whether the U.K. will seek to keep some access to the EU's single market or its customs union or if both will manage to draft a new trade deal, among other big question marks.
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She put in what she could remember, the birth and death year for each person and the cause of death, leaving question marks here and there, though she could have looked up an obituary to find the missing information.
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Amazon will definitely find ways to fill in the gaps in its product catalog, but if it's not coming from Nike or someone approved to resell its goods, there will always be question marks about what you are buying.
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Infantino is just the latest soccer leader to win re-election unopposed, raising question marks over how far the sport has actually reformed and how much talk of greater transparency and dialogue has translated into a change in culture.
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In each scene there is a scattering of symbols (police badges, guns, dollar signs, tear drops, question marks, X's), signs of nature and urban life — silhouettes of birds, cats, and fish — and one-syllable exclamations (No, Wow, Go, Ow).
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In addition to being a cash-burning enterprise facing a host of question marks around its business, The We Company is uniquely set up to be controlled by the Neumanns — a move that's raising some eyebrows among governance experts.
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ET, TSN5, RDS (Ottawa), MSG Plus (New Jersey) ABOUT THE SENATORS (22-18-6): While Hoffman and Turris are question marks, defenseman Marc Methot definitely will miss Thursday's contest - his second in a row - with a lower-body injury.
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Yet the uncertainty paralyzing the broader housing market, given both political and economic question marks over the direction in which the new government will take the country as it negotiates its exit from the European Union, is also rattling the housebuilders.
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CNN even aired a graphic of a calendar, placing question marks on each date since the first lady was "last seen" on May 10 – but CNN's coverage turned out to be less appalling than some conspiracy theories floated on Twitter.
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"(There are) definitely some question marks over their hiring practices and maybe their wider business practices ... If (G4S is) in the spotlight, then that risks future contracts for them in the U.S.," Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said.
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The move by the maker of Corona beer and Svedka vodka comes as Canada and a growing number of U.S. states move to legalize marijuana for recreational use, raising question marks over its illegal status at the U.S. Federal level.
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The act of discovering which homes and neighborhoods are in which CDOs, along with figuring out how to convince each to sign up for a utility bill strike, are all big question marks as to how to actually make this happen.
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"It's clear from the outline that I have seen of the Senate's — where there were a lot of question marks, so they'll be filled in — it's quite different from the House bill, and I think that's a good thing," Sen.
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It is too early to know if optogenetics can be used safely in humans: channelrhodopsin has to be incorporated into cells using a virus, and there are question-marks about how much light can safely be shone into the brain.
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It's remarkable that we're at this very late stage of the 2016 presidential campaign -- just under three weeks from Election Day -- and there remain so many question marks about the policy proposals of both major-party candidates for the presidency.
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LNG is still some way from this point, with more supply expected to reach the market this year and for the next few years, coupled with question marks over whether demand growth will rise sufficiently to absorb the new production.
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It's difficult to sit comfortably among question marks, which is why explainer culture seems to be in overdrive at the moment, but for an album ostensibly About Music the point seems to be that it's more interrogative than it is certain.
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"This is one of the prints that just has a lot of question marks all over it, especially with the December retail sales data which seemed out of sync," said Shawn Snyder, head of investment strategy at Citi Personal Wealth Management.
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While there are a lot of question marks over how the U.K. will interface with the rest of Europe over regulatory cases such as this one after it leaves the EU, for now it's working in concert with the bigger group.
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In South Carolina—an area hardly on liberal America's radar—a multiracial group of blue-collar workers is poised to deliver a simple message that requires no question marks and should resonate with wage-earners nationwide: They want a union.
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But with special approval still required almost everywhere to drive such a car, and question marks over how quickly the driver has to take back control - and who is responsible during handover - some rivals are skeptical the market is ready.
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"The question marks over U.S. reform on the one hand, and the underlying economic growth momentum on the other hand are likely to keep the U.S. within its current goldilocks scenario for longer," analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note.
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"The question marks over U.S. reform on the one hand, and the underlying economic growth momentum on the other hand are likely to keep the U.S. within its current goldilocks scenario for longer," wrote analysts at Morgan Stanley in a note.
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Lucas said May's decision to sit on the investigation likely "leaves question marks over whether their decision is influenced by our diplomatic ties," after the conservative U.K. leader made it her mission to improve diplomatic ties with the Gulf states.
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"Clearly it's not insignificant that it's the first OPEC agreement of any sort for eight years, but I think there still are many question marks over how deliverable the output reduction will be," said RBC Capital Markets currency strategist Adam Cole.
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There are question marks over whether the one-year extension will still leave Britain looking more exposed than it otherwise would be to financial market nerves as it goes through a two-year period of talks on leaving the bloc.
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In the background there are also question marks over whether another bout of turbulence from China, accompanied by a broader "hard landing" for the economy, could stay the U.S. Federal Reserve's hand on further rises in interest rates this year.
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As is obvious even from the two books' titles, Faulkner is much more generous and varied with his punctuation; his writing is stuffed with parentheses, quotation marks, and even semicolons, while McCarthy's largely sticks to placid periods, commas, and question marks.
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If you prefer your punctuation visualizations a bit more colorful, Calhoun also turned his findings into "heat maps" by representing periods, question marks, and exclamation marks in red, commas and quotation marks in green, and semicolons and colons in blue.
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What better way than to personally hawk their excess stuff in a super-competitive gamified app experience, paired with a whimsical light-up truck that's pretty likely to be photographed by onlookers and posted to social media with several question marks?
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"I can't tell from the description whether it's an indication of an execution gone bad or there are just question marks," said Mr. Dunham, who added that the execution took longer than the 15 or so minutes that he had anticipated.
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"This is a year where I have to be there for my family -- there's a lot of question marks throughout the next year, so I wanted to make sure that I could go home," the "Blank Space" singer told Billboard.
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The ads are pretty cryptic in that they don't do much of anything to actually explain what Twitter is or why you might use it — they're just big exclamation marks and question marks with small Twitter birds replacing the periods.
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"There are a few things in there that raise some question marks about whether or not the Reserve Bank's being too sanguine in expecting to keep interest rates at a record low for another two and a half years," Tuffley told Reuters.
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At the time of the trade, Ray was a non-elite pitching prospect with some legitimate question marks, and it's hard to fault Stark's rival executive, who may or may not have been watching Ray closely at the time, for questioning the deal.
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The EU is wary of undermining the parliament's legal standing as it will play a role in electing the new executive Commission later in the year and the bloc does not want any question marks over the legitimacy of its top institutions.
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Combine the difficulties with Russia and Turkey with question-marks over America's commitment to their security, and Europeans are left with an acute sense of "geopolitical loneliness", in the words of Jan Techau of the American Academy in Berlin, a think-tank.
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While Irma's shift west and weakening winds on Monday helped reduce its impact and likely bill, "There are a lot of question marks to know what the exact cost will be," he said, as the storm brings rain and wind to Georgia.
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" (Three question marks indicate just how good an idea this is.) He was following up on an earlier tweet, in which he suggested that his "surrogates" don't always get everything right because he's "a very active President with lots of things happening.
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"In laying out the government's 12 guiding principles for the upcoming negotiations, Mrs May did remove some key question marks about the government's approach and promised that both houses of parliament would get to vote," said JPMorgan Asset Management strategist Stephanie Flanders.
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Any translator will likely identify with Goto's torrent of notes: the repeated question marks next to words; the multiple phrasings to express the same thing ("to reach; to amount to; to befall; to happen to; to extend"); the flying lines across the page.
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"Broadly, the direction is right, but there are a lot of question marks about implementation and the size of what they are promising," said Steffen Hertog, an associate professor of comparative politics at the London School of Economics who studies Saudi Arabia.
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Juergen Zahl, managing director of Brose UK, said there were question marks about whether carmakers in Britain might end up shifting production to other countries in the EU in the event of a Brexit deal that leaves the sector facing high trade tariffs.
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In terms of future cooperation, there is no doubt that a continuation of the Commission's line on this issue will raise question marks onto the way in which we can work together in the manner ... comparable with what we do with NATO partners.
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Tango's company culture reached a toxic crescendo last year — that was one factor that led to then CEO Uri Raz being replaced by Setton, alongside mismanagement and question marks around previous funding rounds — and there's concern that these layoffs could trigger problems again.
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McAdams of Utah and Cunningham of South Carolina had been among the few question marks for Democratic leaders ahead of the Wednesday floor vote; Both are centrists with an independent streak who have bucked the party on key votes on immigration and spending.
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Ikram Afzali, Executive Director of Integrity Watch Afghanistan and a member of the Mining Watch Afghanistan civil society group, said it would send a "very worrying signal" if some of the first major mining contracts it signed had question marks over them.
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"The final version of the directive leaves a lot of question marks ... national courts and ultimately [the European Court of Justice] will have to answer a number of questions," said Morten Petersenn, a copyright expert and partner at the law firm Hogan Lovells.
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But that could be a bargain with Bell, as other than the question marks created by a year away from the game he represents a dramatic upgrade for the Jets, a team that ranked 270th in the N.F.L. in rushing last year.
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While it's not clear that TPG and Dragoneer had any way to force Spotify to convert their debt, it's in the streaming company's interest to remove as many question marks as possible before its offering, which has already raised eyebrows from regulators.
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" German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Sunday, "As with every transition of power there are uncertainties, doubt and question marks about the direction the new administration is taking ... I know we have to prepare for uncertain times as well as the unexpected and unknown.
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There's a farmhouse letting out an ominous cloud of black smoke, a baby crib mobile made of knives and other very sharp objects, a bunch of question marks next to the number 6 and, like, way more creepy demon hands than is probably necessary.
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It's a new energy, exploring new dimensions of the genre I've not known before… but somehow, naturally, the song builds a bridge between these two worlds, the radical scene where I originally come from, to this new domain… full of shadows and question marks.
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If you own a Huawei phone, it's not going to suddenly stop working—Google has specifically said that the Google Play Store and Google Play Services will continue to run—but it's future devices and future versions of Android where the question marks lie.
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Even if the measure is scrapped, the mere fact that it was raised in the first place has raised question marks over the future of LNG projects in Western Australia, where Woodside is considering investments of more than $20 billion to build new ventures.
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The downside risks to inflation that the bank flagged in its recent policy statement were due to question marks around exports, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said, with weakness in the sector in the second quarter only partly explained by temporarily weaker U.S. business investment.
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Walid Gellad, a doctor and health policy professor at the University of Pittsburgh, told me the real question is why a potential breakthrough drug that has some question marks about effectiveness should cost more than proven life-saving measures like bone marrow or kidney transplants.
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Separately, Airbus is considering cutting production of its A254.3 superjumbo to six or seven planes a year, but has made no final decision on the matter, a top executive said on Thursday amid growing question marks over the future of the double-decker jet.
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On top of this, the current trade spat between Boeing and Bombardier concerning subsidies and tariff barriers is symptomatic of a world now full of geopolitical uncertainties and question marks, many of which are affecting the airlines who normally do business at the Dubai Airshow.
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Week 24: Buffalo Bills at Baltimore Ravens Back in the AFC, we have the opposite of Bengals/Jets: instead of two well-known quantities searching for a decisive edge, we have two teams with a ton of question marks trying to establish a baseline.
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It also points out that, while regulations were tightened a year ago around visas for people wishing to make investments in Britain, problems persist with the arrangement and major question marks hang over those who previously received such documents and now reside in the country.
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But others cautioned that there were still large question marks over whether Pokemon GO will be able to generate the kind of sustained excitement that would significantly boost Nintendo's earnings - particularly given that the company now has to contend with a sharp strengthening in the yen.
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Sam and Roscoe have two big spats: the first when she discovers that as he parsed through exemplars of feminine beauty and talent to inspire Loretta, he for some reason pulled out photos of her and covered them with question marks, X's, and other rude notes.
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Facebook does not explain why it decided to pull back on the strategy, but apart from question marks over just how popular the service actually was, there have been other developments at the company and the wider payments space in Europe that could potentially have been factors.
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And whether Uber has traveled far enough down the road of reforming its culture and detoxifying its brand for consumers to want to lean in and deepen their relationship, after earlier years of scandals plus ongoing question marks over issues like passenger safety, is not yet clear.
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"The new dividend policy also raises some question marks as cumulative dividends are capped at 4 billion euros, implying a 75 percent payout on our estimates, which is slightly disappointing versus the 85 percent paid over 2014-2017," JP Morgan analysts said in a research note.
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The social media platform has weathered a lot of criticism over its bigger business strategy — criticism that comes amid stagnating growth at the company and question marks over whether its platform is capable of the kind of mass-market appeal achieved by the likes of Facebook.
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However this is also a risky strategy given the obvious manufacturing challenges, and — beyond that — question marks over whether a foldable smartphone is really the type of mainstream innovation that could fire up major momentum among high end handset buyers or be viewed as a niche gimmick.
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Concerns about the clock ticking on the U.S. administration's first year in office are growing as the initial hype over the breadth and speed of legislative changes to be effected has ceded to question marks over what the government will be able achieve this calendar year.
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AIRBUS The European planemaker is considering cutting production of its A380 superjumbo to six or seven planes a year, but has made no final decision on the matter, a top executive said on Thursday amid growing question marks over the future of the double-decker jet.
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Most Republican senators are eager to vote for a tax bill, but there are enough question marks in the Senate ranks to leave the final outcome in doubt because of the narrow 52-48 divide and the fact that no Democrats are on board as yet.
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With question marks looming over the fitness of Williams and Osaka, who retired from the Cincinnati quarterfinals with a knee injury, could this be the year of Cincinnati winner and 2017 US Open finalist Madison Keys of the US, or Toronto and Indian Wells champion Andreescu?
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The notes I took while watching the three episodes of Legion that FX made available to critics are riddled with question marks; it's definitely a challenge to keep up with what's going on, to figure out the order of the plot and the "rules" of the show.
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Paul Goldschmidt, Jake Lamb, Robbie Ray and Zack Greinke all are headed to the All-Star Game to represent Arizona, which leads the NL wild-card race by three games but has question marks in the bullpen, where closer Fernando Rodney blew two save opportunities in the past week.
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And they responded by marking up the viral photos with the kinds of numbers, scribbles, and question marks most commonly associated with the "shocking proof!!" pictures made by folks who are absolutely convinced the moon landing was faked by a crypto-Hollywood cabal on a New Jersey soundstage.
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"I'm obviously opposed to the House bill and it's clear from the outline that I have seen of the Senate's — where there were a lot of question marks, so they'll be filled in — it's quite different from the House bill and I think that's a good thing," said Sen.
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"There is still some question marks on whether the scaling back of existing tariffs will actually take place, but regardless this is a step forward," said Ryan McKay, a commodity strategist at TD Securities, adding in the near term gold will likely trade in a $1,460-$0.23,480 range.
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But the question is: With the world configured as it is, with the recovery and the bull market at the age they are and with the question marks on the horizon, do you want to have as much risk as you had three years ago, same, or more?
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If the stock market were football, then entering the fourth quarter it would be the bulls' game to lose, with most of the pregame question marks about their stamina and halftime worries over roster depth answered assertively — in the form of a big lead and few obvious weaknesses.
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"While the sentiment seems right, there are question marks as to whether drivers would see this as a badge of honour or alternatively it could foster resentment among existing drivers of petrol and diesel vehicles," Nicholas Lyes, head of roads policy at motoring organization the RAC, said in a statement.
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Senator Nick Xenophon's announcement on Saturday that he holds dual British citizenship comes as the future of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government hangs in the balance, with question marks surrounding the eligibility of key members of his government and crossbenchers threatening supply should it be stripped of its one-seat majority.
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The price of Brent crude has risen by about 71 percent in the past year, meaning Indian consumers have been spared the worst of the increase, but there have to be question marks over how long the government can lean on the state-owned refiners to absorb the cost increase.
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"Today, one of the big question marks that hung around the city because of past decisions - or past decisions that were not made - we have addressed," Emanuel told an investor conference in Chicago, adding that the city has now identified specific revenue streams to support each of its four retirement systems.
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"We are not talking anymore about whether Poland needs to develop offshore wind projects...there are no more question marks and we only talk about when and how to do it right," said Liudmyla Buimister who was the CEO of GSG Towers, a unit of Gdansk Shipyard Group, until April 16.
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He "paves the way for similar trips by other leaders, both from the region and from Western donors (who Mnangagwa is actively courting.)" Question marks remain over the circumstances in which then-Vice President Mnangagwa assumed power in November last year, ending former President Robert Mugabe's nearly four decades-long rule.
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The Facebook source confirmed that three of the videos it has removed were flagged for the first time on Wednesday — presumably after, or in conjunction with, them being highlighted to YouTube — but the fact that one had gotten the all-clear one again raises question marks about the consistency of Facebook's review process.
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But while Facebook is "one of the, if not the most important channel" of the media, there are "massive question marks" about the transparency of political parties' and campaign groups' use of it, Carl Miller, research director at the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at thinktank Demos, told CNBC via telephone.
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There are major question marks about the rising costs of doing business for Uber as regulatory and legal requirements dial up around the world — including in the US. Earlier this month California passed gig economy workers rights legislation that could see Uber on the hook for wage and benefit protections in its home market.
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In the new year, investors hope for the removal of question marks that acted as significant headwinds in 2018, including U.S.-China trade negotiations, the path of U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, slowing corporate growth and economic fallout from the upcoming departure of Britain from the European Union, or Brexit, among other concerns.
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But the past weeks, culminating in the joint appearance in Brussels on Friday, have helped lay to rest two of the big question marks that loomed over Macron's election victory last month: whether he could maintain the momentum that propelled him into the Elysee Palace, and whether Merkel would be prepared to embrace his ideas on Europe.
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In the meantime, smartphones have become so good that it's really difficult for even industry leaders like Apple to get people to pay attention to new products, and whatever theoretical gambles Microsoft may still be planning to break into the mobile market at this point has remained one of the biggest unresolved question marks in the industry.
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But there are some big question marks about whether the "zombie mines"—a phrase Sandlos uses to describes mines that are no longer active but still exhibit life-like characteristics—will stay frozen forever, especially given we have no idea how climate change will manifest in coming decades in the highly volatile environment of the North.
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Obviously whole clouds of question marks still hover around them, notably regarding just how these smart contracts will intersect with the existing legal world(s), and how to establish trust in asset registrars to not abuse their legal title, or neglect their responsibilities — a trust which will need to rival or exceed that which accountholders have in banks.
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He's the centerpiece of a team riddled with question marks; if Indiana snags the four seed and blitzes the league with a top-ten offense and defense, it'll be because George did ridiculous things on a nightly basis, like making over 210 percent of his threes with Defensive Player of the Year consistency on the other end.
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PlayStation NowImage: SonyThe big two players in consoles, Sony and Microsoft, won't have been at all blindsided by Google's Stadia unveiling—despite the question marks over bandwidth and latency we've got today in 2019, streaming seems to be the future (or at least part of the future) for gaming going forward, and Sony and Microsoft aren't going be caught out.
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WILFRED FROST: So, moving forward, perhaps, the lessons learned from this—whether it was Uber before it as well which had some corporate governance which played out publicly—do you think that you guys across the board in the investment banking space should work earlier with these companies to get rid of those cooperate governance question marks so they don't come up again?
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The currency fell by more than 10 percent to hit a 83-year low against the Dollar, as question marks around how Britain will exit the EU — it would be the first member to do so — how it will find new trade deals, who will be in charge of the government, and more saw the Pound's depression impact on markets across Asia and the rest of the world.
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Wider trade tensions between the US and China are also creating further instability, causing major operating headaches for Chinese tech giant Huawei — with the Trump administration pressuring allies to freeze it out of 5G networks and leaning on US companies not to provide services to Chinese firms (leading to question marks over whether Huawei's smartphones can continue using Google's Android OS, and suggestions it might seek to deploy its own OS).
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On the Runway All the question marks surrounding Britain's vote to leave the European Union and what it means for British businesses, not to mention the confusion about the future of the men's wear season, which ended in Europe on Sunday (New York men's wear begins July 11), has not stopped a growing group of British women's wear designers from deciding that now is a good time to get in on the men's market.
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Although many executives believe a transitional deal will be agreed, there are still question marks over the future of some aspects such as whether licenses granted by Britain's Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) will remain valid across the EU. Aston Martin's boss Andy Palmer said the quintessentially British firm, famed for being James Bond's car of choice, had ditched the VCA in favor of Spain's vehicle body for the time being, including for its next car, the next-generation Vanquish.
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While this should have quelled some regulatory question marks over media plurality and whether or not the organization is sufficiently "fit and proper" to take full ownership of Sky, ongoing sexual harassment scandals at Fox News in the U.S. (another 21st Century Fox ultimate subsidiary via Fox Entertainment Group), had nasty overtones of the sleazy phone hacking inquiry that derailed the last merger process and led to elevated concerns in the market that the deal would once again crumble.
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This sort of shift would mean a substantial drop in coal imports, undercutting the justification for new long-life, export-focused coal mines in Australia, such as Adani's Carmichael and the Bylong project, which is being planned by Korea Electric Power Co. It's not just South Korea that is shifting away from imported coal, with several planned coal-fired power plants being cancelled in Japan and question marks being placed over others in South East Asian nations such as Thailand and Vietnam.
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This sort of shift would mean a substantial drop in coal imports, undercutting the justification for new long-life, export-focused coal mines in Australia, such as Adani's Carmichael and the Bylong project, which is being planned by Korea Electric Power Co. It's not just South Korea that is shifting away from imported coal, with several planned coal-fired power plants being canceled in Japan and question marks being placed over others in South East Asian nations such as Thailand and Vietnam.
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" He is forecasting GDP growth (q/q) of just 0.2% in Q1 2017: Oxford's Goodwin thinks the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee may have to rethink its data, because the BoE currently assumes robust consumer spending: "This raised further question marks over the MPC's latest forecast, with their well above consensus call on GDP growth (2.0% in 2017) founded on the expectation that consumers would continue to borrow more or save less to compensate for the damage to their spending power caused by higher inflation.
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