Check out the whole bonkers read over on Vanity Fair.
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I read over what I did and write light edits.
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Take time to write, read over, double check what you're sending.
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Until then, give the whole interview a read over at Esquire.
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It's been read over 3 million times on the app, she said.
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PS - Guess how many Agatha Christie's I read over the holiday break.
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BROADLY: What was the book you read over and over growing up?
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Any read over 50 indicates expansion, while any under 50 represents contraction.
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It's just something I read over the week that I thought was interesting.
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Until then, give the full story a read over at the LA Times.
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O'Reilly opened the floodgates for the stories we've read over the past year.
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And to better understand the market, he read over 400 personal finance books.
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Kids who read over the summer lose fewer skills than kids who don't.
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Until then, give Hall's full set tour recap a read over at Slashfilm.
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Read over each sentence — read it aloud — and ask yourself: Is this true?
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I then read over benefits info the recruiter from this morning sent over.
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But when Reuter Hapgood read over that draft, she was hit with scientific inspiration.
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The Gainesville, Georgia, girl has already read over 1,000 books, according to CBS 46.
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"Midnight Snack," the message read, over a close-up of a raccoon's masked face.
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Every year I'd read over 2,000 college applications from students all over the world.
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"Take a bubble bath", it read, over a bath overflowing with inflated, scrunched-up plastic.
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I read over the weekend something from George Washington and Abraham Lincoln complaining about them.
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His statement read: Over the last 24 hours I have gone through lots of emotions.
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I wish I could better remember the books I have read over so many years.
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Until then, give the memo a read over on Peteypedia and draw your own conclusions.
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What are three books you've read over the years that you would recommend that others read?
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Hubbard read over it and gave him the go ahead, and into the bill it went.
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As Verlander read over the receipt, though ... it became clear to him, he just got punk'd.
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My last read-over of the piece occurred on Friday, June 9, at around 10 p.m.
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I see a text from my dad asking me to read over a cover letter for him.
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"I read over what they wrote, and it made a lot of sense to me," said Thorson.
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It is a warm and stirring confession, to be read over and over for insight and enjoyment.
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"I read over it, and read over it a second time to make sure I was actually seeing what was in front of me, because I was stunned," said State Senator Josh McKoon, a Republican who last year sponsored a Georgia-specific version of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Carter, the only black woman on staff, wept with joy as the verdict was read over the radio.
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His sisters, Roxanne and Sandy, transcribed the tapes and gave the pages back to him to read over.
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But I am extremely dismayed at the information I read over the weekend about the sexist work environment.
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His school had a "millionaire bash" for the kids that read over a million words in the school year.
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One hashtag conversation about the scandal on popular microblog site Weibo has now been read over 820 million times.
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But if you read over Google's statement, no one's claiming that the Nexus Player racked up big sales numbers.
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I didn't want to read over his shoulder, but I wasn't sure what else to do with my eyes.
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Recently Viewed The pop singer and songwriter shared what she watched, wore, listened to and read over 48 hours.
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The NLRB memo includes talking points that Google prepared and read over the phone to Damore when he was fired.
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Then they use a second one, which kicks out more important things, read over the top of the background noise.
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I know what she wrote, though, because I read over her shoulder as her right hand moved across the page.
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But I can save a ton (read: over $1,000) on my insurance if I do it, so it's worth it.
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Then they use a second one, which kicks out more important things, read over the top of the background noise.
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"They are the kind of comics you want to read over a bowl of cereal on Saturday morning," she said.
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Fang's article was read over 100,000 times on the author's public WeChat account and shared by influential domestic media outlets.
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Go back, read over what you wrote, look for patterns and think about what these "personal stories" reveal about you.
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One response I read over the weekend particularly stood out: It's possible to express anger and empathy at the same time.
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I've attempted to really force myself to read over the last six months, and I've read a lot of fantastic books.
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The Times reports: Every morning at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School begins with an affirmation, which is read over the intercom.
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For "The Overstory," I read over 120 books on trees — cultural, aesthetic, botanical, historical-pastoral, tragical-historical, tragical-comical-historical, etc.
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It was included in the packet that aides gave to Martin Winterkorn, the Volkswagen chief executive, to read over a weekend.
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Obviously, a service like Do Not Sign is never going to replace paying a lawyer to read over an important contract.
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However, a great way of getting it in tip-top shape is to give it to a friend to read over.
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I read over 350 books and periodicals ranging from Life Extension to the New Republicand the New York Review of Books.
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"Shambles as embattled PM's deal is watered down," a front-page headline read over a picture of an anxious-looking Cameron.
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But, as they began to read over the hand-scrawled notes, it became clear to Ridley that it was all a trick.
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"He's just like, 'Yeah, no, I've got that book I've got to read over there actually' and he'll just bugger off somewhere."
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It was washed before being covered in a white sheet, and religious remarks translated into Arabic were read over bin Laden's corpse.
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I should be doing my language homework right now, so I kind of read over my vocab while actually catching up on Grey's.
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And at some point, the articles that I read over a cup of tea on Sunday mornings made their way into my schoolwork.
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Backstage at the Republicans' retreat in Philly last week, House Speaker Paul Ryan read over Trump's speech and edited a section on trade.
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One of the most important, and yet most overlooked, aspects of running a freelance business is knowing how to read over a contract.
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As 2016 draws to a close, the Vox staff is once again sharing the best books we've read over the past 12 months.
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For some insight, I asked two professional board game designers, Jason Matthews and Dominic Crapuchettes, to read over the documents and give their opinions.
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Leadership is about, in my read, over 13 months in this town, you lead if you can do two things: move money and people.
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Here are five American books that you should read over Thanksgiving weekend: This classic coming-of-age novel is one of Bill Gates' favorites.
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Max Read over at New York magazine put it nicely a few years ago in a piece about Twitter's inability to enforce its rules.
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Before I begin, I must say that I can only imagine what you may have heard or perhaps read over the last few weeks….
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When I come home at 2:00, I read over what I've written that day, and then try to put it out of my mind.
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Read over the descriptions and consider perhaps a combination of three or four people whose specific relationship to immigration rights activism feels pertinent to you.
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The week before I applied to Google, I posted an article on Medium that ended up being read over 100,000 times and recommended 4,000 times.
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It was during the Tuesday lunch rush, and the glass doors of his office were partially closed as he read over files and answered emails.
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As 2017 draws to a close, the Vox staff is once again sharing some of the best books we've read over the past 12 months.
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This stems partly from the limitless ease with which Mr. Sorey handles notation; he can read over a score once and know it by heart.
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On Weibo, a micro-blogging platform, articles tagged "A policeman was sacked because his wife had a third kid" have been read over 9m times.
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And then there was that stat I'd read over and over: On average, women required around twenty minutes of sexual activity to have an orgasm.
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Read over any important email twice before sending — not for the sake of grammatical and proofing (though that's important, too), but for the sake of connotation.
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I have a much-loved edition of Poe's complete works that I've read over and over since middle school — the time when one traditionally discovers Poe.
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Though there are certainly a lot of memoirs, novels, and more to read over the holidays, some of the year's best books offer something entirely different.
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Mr. Baldo said in a statement Thursday, which he read over the phone to a local radio station, that he was not involved in the killings.
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His research was based on his reading of pamphlets and books, of which he read over 22,000 in his lifetime, and voluminous correspondence with intellectuals and experts.
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I eat my prepped taco bowl salad with rice, lettuce, taco seasoning, ground turkey, Sriracha, and salsa verde at my desk while I read over release notes.
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Later, I would learn that the same text was read over and over in the last three coups, only tweaked here and there to fit the circumstances.
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I would meticulously read over food labels, and if I was slightly suspicious of whether or not the food product had milk I would not eat it.
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I actually missed them when the book was over, but luckily "Rafe" is a breeze and a delight, a perfect book to read over and over again.
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The number of adaptations of Sandman I have read over the years — mostly, I watch people trying desperately to fix the things they think are broken in it.
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The elegies you will read over the coming days and weeks may not mention that, perhaps appropriately, but it was well known to close watchers of the court.
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Once you read over the security explanation and decide to proceed, download the BOINC software, install it and then sign up for a project in the program's settings.
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"The very best novel I&aposve read about immigrants (and the best novel I&aposve read over the past year)," columnist Barbara Lane wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Wow, I think smugly as I read over Mr. Barbour's ode to Maxfield Parrish, he doesn't even know that Maxfield Parrish should only be liked self-consciously, as kitsch.
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But the ones I did own I read over and over, and some of them soaked in deep under my skin, composing my private mythology and shaping my mind.
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Read: Over 80 protesters arrested in St. Louis after white cop's acquittal He and his fellow clergy members wanted to be more organized in their response, should Stockley be acquitted.
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We have to address the…Read more Read"Over the next couple of decades AI is going to destroy many jobs, but this is a good thing," Miller told Gizmodo.
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Primack's "Term Sheet" has become a must-read over the years in Silicon Valley, chronicling how investments are made via a mix of breaking news, industry factoids and sharp insights.
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" He continued: "When I read over how I wrote it, it can be taken as a much nastier shot, and believe it or not, I didn't mean it that way.
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Essay I own far more books than I could possibly read over the course of my remaining life, yet every month I add a few dozen more to my shelves.
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Imagine if those words were read over the clip we see at the end of "I Am Not Your Negro," from a 1963 conversation with the black psychologist Kenneth Clark.
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While no records are specifically mentioned in the article, a nice round-up of the best electronic music records from the 1950s and 60s can be read over at Fact magazine.
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Until then, whenever I'd read the name Buttigieg—which wasn't that often, until very recently—I'd read over the weird spelling, make the sound "boojig" in my mind, and move on.
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Max Read over at New York Magazine did a nice piece meditating on what Facebook actually is these days, which still doesn't seem clear to anyone, including perhaps Mark Zuckerberg himself.
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An announcement was read over the stadium loudspeaker urging supporters to stop and the game, which finished 2-2, then continued, but Infantino believes the problem must be taken more seriously.
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He described how he went to her house while he was getting the script in shape, and sat on her bed while they would read over pages and discuss the various scenes.
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Last week, 31 members of the Good/Upworthy staff were unceremoniously given a few weeks' severance and let go, some fired through a script read over the phone by a third party.
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Young told BuzzFeed News he was unaware of the "Fancy Bears" activity, but said that a September 2016 email included in the dump sounded authentic to him when read over the phone.
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Full disclosure: I am not an attorney, and while I had attorneys read over this draft, this does not constitute legal advice, particularly specific legal advice for your specific startup and situation.
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If you read more than one e-book from Amazon a month, it might be worth checking out the Kindle Unlimited program to read over 299 million books and thousands of audiobooks.
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While you're celebrating the American Revolution at the beach or a backyard BBQ, here are eight fascinating books about uprisings and revolutionaries—both real and imagined—to read over the long weekend.
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Until then, give an except of The Players Ball a read over on Rolling Stone and get ready to watch a couple dudes wage war over a sex URL on TV, everybody!
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EK: And then if it's not going to be by age, what are two other books that you've read over the last couple of years that you would recommend to an interested audience?
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The track is a Dennis Hopper monologue read over a simmering, hummed instrumental, telling the fable of a small mountain community who are besieged upon by strange folk who tellingly, "came in camouflage".
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" The other half of poll respondents were asked a nearly identical question, substituting "average Americans" for blacks, so it read: "Over the past few years, average Americans have gotten less than they deserve.
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Over the course of Death Stranding's lengthy run time, I spent hours with these people, read over their correspondence, and literally walked across the entirety of America trying to bring them all together.
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Give the entire first chapter a read over at Entertainment Weekly and keep your eyes peeled for a brief appearance of a young Kali, or Eight, who Eleven meets in Pittsburgh during season two.
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China's foreign ministry, in a short statement read over the telephone to Reuters, said it did not know anything about the issue, but that China never interferes in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Last week, Judge William Walls read over two hours of instructions on the charges to the jury -- a product of lengthy negotiations in light of a 2016 Supreme Court decision unanimously overturning former Gov.
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I was reminded of this as I read over a fascinating new study from New Zealand's HIT Lab at the University of Canterbury, which asks a simple question: Have Lego Products Become More Violent?
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Last week, we read over the new AHA paper and realized that the evidence didn't show coconut oil to be worse than butter (which, again, we don't think is that bad), like some headlines claim.
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Since, he's read over 360 personal finance books and "the best book on money, period," happens to be the first one he picked up: "Your Money or Your Life, " by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez.
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The letter was read over the phone to members of the Allegiance Council, while MbN was kept isolated in a room all night, his mobile phone removed, and cut off from contact with his aides.
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" Buy it here Self-made millionaire Grant Sabatier has read over 360 personal finance books and "the best book on money, period," happens to be the first one he picked up: "Your Money or Your Life.
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On Monday, a video called "Bermondsey Bosom" emerged on Krule's Facebook page, where these same lyrics are read over an instrumental as a scenic clip plays: As per the video's caption, the words translate as: Intriguing, no?
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When Kellman signed on to represent Salvatore Salamone (his pizzeria was in Pennsylvania), who was charged with racketeering and drug conspiracy, she said Judge Leval gave her the summer to read over the trial's 120-page indictment.
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Cookies from a hometown baker were served aboard the flight, and each veteran received a swag bag, delivered via "mail call" as their names, service branch, conflict and awards were read over the plane's public address system.
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Cubacub went outside for air at intermission, followed by several other audience members, most of whom then ordered glasses of whiskey before heading back to their seats for an essay about eating habits, read over acoustic guitar.
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Every time I meet someone behind a celebrity pet and they'd hear I was a lawyer, they'd ask me for help on the contracts, to read over the terms and agreements they had to sign from brands.
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Books, in general, are unexpected gifts, but they&aposre actually super thoughtful — they make for great conversation starters, double as decor, and can be read over and over again for years until the binding starts falling apart.
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I read over the dozens of messages from the day, then I send photos of me posing with my head in a life-size Russian doll cut out followed by a series of small bouncing pink heart emojis.
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Stories that seem to resonate with him (those he asks me to read over and over) are "Giraffes Can't Dance" written by Giles Andreae and illustrated by Guy Parker-Rees, and "We're All Wonders" by R. J. Palacio.
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Having watched Trump's full answer, and read over the transcript many times, I still have no idea what the president of the United States thinks about this vital question of Middle East geopolitics and literal life and death.
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The app now uses machine learning to recognize and filter the messages you may want to read over the ones you don't, and it will only send you a push notification if the app believes it's important to you.
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The book fair is also indelibly linked with the books you fell in love with there, the way only kids can quite fall in love with books; the books you read over and over until their covers fell off.
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"We've talked a lot since 2016 about how candidates have been targeted, but this [report] shows how conversations have been targeted," says the Alethea Group's Lisa Kaplan, a disinformation consultant who read over the VVA report before its publication.
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When I read over the weekend that Deadpool 2 writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick had never heard of the infamous comics trope Women in Refrigerators before they wrote a movie that includes it, my first reaction wasn't surprise.
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"Not Me," Eileen Myles Though I love all of Eileen Myles's books, "Not Me" was the first that I got my hands on as a young person and it's the one that I've read over and over again through the years.
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"The Prince and the Pauper" was the only non-school book I would read, over and over, between television, records and radio, until I picked up my aunt's copy of "In Cold Blood" and she didn't ask for it back.
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Text-based conversations on-screen often end up feeling awkward and unnatural, with geriatrically large text to let us read over a character's shoulder, off-brand emoji floating in midair, or, worst of all, characters that narrate their texts out loud.
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Since, the Chicago-based self-made millionaire has read over 360 personal finance books and "the best book on money period" happens to be the first one he picked up: "Your Money or Your Life, " by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez.
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Researchers measured brain activity before and after teaching illiterate adult women how to read over a six-month period and found learning to read changed activity in the thalamus and brainstem, evolutionary "older" brain regions humans share with other mammals.
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In the video, the former librarian recalls that the first time Washington came to the children's section, he asked for a "little, skinny book" that he could read over the weekend, so that he could have his book report done by Monday.
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" And he's read over 360 personal finance books, he tells Make It. It changed his relationship with money and his approach to spending and saving, he tells CNBC Make It: "The premise of it is that you exchange your time for money.
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If you needed any evidence that Google is serious about making its own hardware, just read over that list again (and you could maybe even add the Pixel C tablet to it, though that launched late in 2015 and has lingered ever since).
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After reading "Men Have Book Clubs, Too," have students create their own group, with a list of boys and men they would invite to participate, and a list of the books or articles they would read over the course of a year.
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"Up to this point, my dad was the one who would read over my contracts," said Shiffrin, who was making notes about one of them when she received the text from event organizers informing her that her longest season was officially over.
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TODAY'S LONG READ Over the weekend, CNN's AJ Willingham was at the NRA convention in Dallas where mass shootings weren't just widely discussed, they were touted as applause lines and held up as evidence of a national quagmire only pro-gun allies know how to solve.
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Her editor sent the manuscript to Chinua Achebe, who had been intimately involved in the Biafran struggle, to whose novel "Things Fall Apart" she had written a story in tribute, and whose novel "Arrow of God" she read over and over, although she did not reread books.
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Halfway through the film, an untitled poem by Leo Avedon about the "fallacy of respectability" politics, which argue that, if black males want to be seen in less dangerous ways, they should dress and act differently, is read over positive moving images of the black teenagers.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, an occasional critic of the President who has been careful not to tip his hand ahead of a Senate impeachment trial, has read over the Federalist Papers in an effort to get a sense of how the Founding Fathers viewed impeachment. Sen.
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But based on the detail offered so far, there is little on how Britain's much larger services sector would trade with the EU. Several ministers suggested they would read over the plan later on Thursday, ready for a meeting which is expected to run late into the evening.
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Ingredients: water, spice, vinegar, salt, concentrated lemon juice, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate & potassium sorbate (to maintain freshness) I struggled to even include Halal Guys, because it doesn't even seem like "traditional" fast food (read: over-processed) but they originated from a food cart, so they are definitely fast food.
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As Guillam is forced by the contemporary intelligence service to read over files from the most painful episode in his life, in which he loves and loses a charismatic woman, he gives us an internal monologue that is not the same as the story he tells the authorities.
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"In 2004, you saw such an outpouring of emotion — I mean, Bill Simmons made the title of his book 'Now I Can Die in Peace' — and you read over and over about these personal stories of people going to visit their parents' graves to celebrate the World Series," Edes said.
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But until Netflix decides to bring the show back or we figure out a way to jump to a better, more perfect dimension where The OA gets all five seasons, all we can do is give the entire Isaacs interview a read over on Collider and dream about what could've been.
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In case you read over or otherwise missed the title of this puzzle, it's "Prove Them Wrong," and it addresses a coaching (and life) adage at 63A that Mr. Kahn literally disproves, with five pairs of crossing clues that intersect at five circled boxes, all of which contain the same letter.
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Before leaving my last role as director of global adaptation at BuzzFeed, I added a few slides about how to think about your career, which was a collection of the best articles I had read over the years on the topic, then presented it to a group of women at the company.
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Have a nibble on this sweet ode: At a fundamental level, humans love short bursts of repetition, at least going by the popularity of the GIF, and similarly, the hallmark of a solid tweet is something that can be read over and over, yet maintain the inherent gravity, beauty, or humor of its initial transmission.
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The…Read more Read"Over the last two decades, rates of addiction and psychosis linked to cannabis have been on the rise, while at the same time stronger strains of cannabis with more THC and less CBD have become increasingly common," said lead author Matt Wall, a researcher at the University College London's clinical psychopharmacology unit, in a statement.
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While the comings and goings of various eyebrow shapes and sizes make for a mesmerizing slideshow, they're also a total drag for anyone who caught the tail end of the last fad (read: over-tweezed), only to wake up one day just as the Delevingnes of the world are ushering in the new, fuller look du jour.
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A summary of the prison's celebrity guests includes encounters with Bertrand Russell (who served six months in 1918 for "pacifist activities"), Mick Jagger (a single night on remand for drug possession) and Oswald Mosley (who complained, during his detention for being a Nazi sympathiser, that he found it difficult to read over the din caused by his fellow prisoners playing table tennis).
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"As soon as I began this journey, I looked up the best-reviewed personal finance books on Amazon," the now 31-year-old tells CNBC Make It. Since, he's read over 360 personal finance books and "the best book on money, period," happens to be the first one he picked up: "Your Money or Your Life, " by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez.
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This leaves Burns in a place where lots and lots of people know him primarily for parodies of his work (like the 2012 Community episode that recounts an epic pillow fight via voiceover that's read over still photographs), and where his genuine passion for American history makes it highly unlikely that he'll abruptly make, say, an investigative documentary like Morris or Gibney might.
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Oh, this unclassified public document that somebody had basically, if I can describe it, like Googled a bunch of things about Russian state media and slapped them into a document, someone in our intelligence agencies, and it was kind of a—it was a sloppy version of something that you could have read over the last year on BuzzFeed, or The New Yorker, or the Washington Post.
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Complete these sentences:-If I had one year left to live, I would…-If I had six months left to live, I would…-If I had one month left to live, I would…-If I had one week left to live, I would…-If I had one day left to live, I would… Read over your responses and answer these questions:-How did your priorities and activities change as the length of time you had left decreased?
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BECKY QUICK: One of the things I read over the weekend, in terms of the agricultural purchases, is that the Chinese side already seems to be laying some conditions to that, saying that any purchases would have to align with the need of Chinese companies or state-owned businesses, that they didn't think it would be fair to be asked to divert purchases from other countries like Brazil in order to make these purchases, and, this is rich, they also think it should be up to WTO standards—to not affect or influence any of those markets.
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Sen. Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyHillicon Valley: EU pushes back against US on Huawei | Interior Department grounds drones over cybersecurity concerns | Warren releases plan to fight election disinformation | House ethics panel warns against posting deepfakes On The Money: Trump takes victory lap with USMCA signing | Fed holds rates steady to open 85033 | Treasury rolls out new sanctions on Russia Democratic senator asks intelligence agencies to open probe into Bezos phone hack MORE (D-Conn.) voiced his disdain Tuesday afternoon for the proposal by GOP senators that would allow members of the upper chamber to read over former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Democratic senator to force vote requiring Roberts to weigh in on witnesses Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote MORE's unpublished book manuscript in a classified setting.
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