What you don't need is your headphones constantly requiring readjustment.
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Ms. Ullman makes Karen's readjustment both hilarious and, occasionally, touching.
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There has been a readjustment over the past three years.
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They will do a readjustment and the number will be 133 or more.
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But a few countries have developed a promising technique known as land readjustment.
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Other scenes touch on post-traumatic stress, combat tactics, civilian readjustment and more.
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It's challenging in the absence of traction or leverage, and it requires thoughtful readjustment.
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It's a style that requires constant readjustment, a particular posture, and enviable sweat resistance.
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It also calls for a 22-day period of readjustment that includes daily prayers.
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Others have been sent to so-called attitude readjustment camps run by the military.
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This is not a bad thing, it's a normal and common readjustment in the market.
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They chatted about their families and about Xie's gradual readjustment to life outside the detention center.
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But when Mr. Cedillo was deported in 2010, there were no such programs to ease readjustment.
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However, the question remains: Are these third-quarter results the swan song before a major market readjustment?
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A readjustment in the second-biggest global economy could hurt growth in the rest of the world.
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And perhaps this is a fleeting losing streak leading to a readjustment of pricing patterns for IPOs.
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I am a little embarrassed to admit how easy the readjustment to a suburban idyll has been.
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The odd readjustment led Nye to look into whether Disney had cooked the books during other pay periods.
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Seeing real Zuckerberg in the news, nearly a decade later, still requires me to make a mental readjustment.
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The expeditions take anywhere from three to six months, and offer readjustment to civilian life after a combat zone.
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" In other stories, instead of suing Zuckerberg, Saverin decides to spank and then hump him into an "attitude readjustment.
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Of course, there's no saying the Street's readjustment to Facebook's revised outlook will track Philip Morris' experience from here.
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This readjustment of ambitions and acceptance of its natural aptitude could be a good lesson for ailing unicorns to consider.
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As they make one adjustment, everything leans precipitously in one direction, while a readjustment makes everything go the other way.
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This new documentary captures their readjustment to ordinary life and revisits the night of the kidnapping with heart-wrenching testimonies.
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Some mental readjustment is required when the animals, as regal and impassive as anything in a National Geographic documentary, start talking.
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Aaron Judge, going through a Titanic readjustment to the American League pitchers' collective adjustment to him, is a fine young slugger.
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The resumption of Chinese tin exports after a near-decade hiatus may herald more than a simple readjustment of London-Shanghai pricing.
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"The readjustment of the target zones is a result of comprehensive assessment of the impact of PM2.5 in different regions," Zhao said.
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So there will be readjustment – well, the railroad industry, after World War II had something like 1.6 million people working in it.
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But it does take constant neckline readjustment out of the equation — a common issue with looser-fitting alternatives of the trendy silhouette.
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Taking these steps can speed up the readjustment process, "but it is still a process that will take time and perseverance," Smith says.
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"China's government continues to hold a vast variety of weapons to moderate its economic readjustment and with it, its stock market," Auth said.
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"There's a hell of a lot of readjustment to be done," says Naomi Colvin, who works with Manning's support team through the Courage Foundation.
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Pros: Modern, sleek design; compact; keeps litter enclosed; offers two entrances; attached scoop; reusable linersCons: Expensive, some assembly required, top lid may need readjustment
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While some analysts predict that the spinning bubble is about to burst, it seems instead that cycling's juggernauts are facing a period of readjustment.
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We've got a daughter who's about to get married there's this constant sort of readjustment, reassessment in our lives, that nothing really stays the same.
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The Fed held interest rates steady on Wednesday, but emphasized on the rhetoric that it does not see a readjustment of rates in the near term.
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The Fed cut rates at its last meeting, but Chairman Jerome Powell noted that it was just a "midcycle readjustment" and lowered expectations regarding further cuts.
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" On came a cavalcade of photos of one man's painful efforts at readjustment, all of them captioned, Dr. Vannucci said, "with funny, raw but heartbreaking comments.
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It wasn't until Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, better known as the GI Bill of Rights, that college access increased to include large swaths of veterans.
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The Fighting Irish dropped to 8-2, with their No. 3 seed in The Associated Press poll and the playoff rankings due for a serious readjustment.
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However, the final proposal delivered by Codelco includes smaller bonuses of about $14,150 per worker - eliminating the early signing bonus - and the same salary readjustment of 1.2%.
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"Partly this is a reaction to the rather disappointing payrolls data on Friday, which has forced a readjustment of rate rise expectations," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said.
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I'm telling you, in a month and a half from now, they will do a readjustment like has been happening for the last year and a half.
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"RRCs help inmates gradually rebuild their ties to the community and facilitate supervising ex-offenders' activities during this readjustment phase," the Federal Bureau of Prisons website reads.
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If that was to happen, then he would walk back the rhetoric and signal a more patient view not only for rate hikes but balance sheet readjustment.
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At the top of the year, some were projecting around 30 to 35 million for the last quarter of 2017, causing a readjustment in forecasts for Q1.
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The governor doubled down on the need for readjustment in his recent interview, calling those early contracts a mutual and necessary agreement between himself and the unions.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has called for a readjustment of NATO, saying the alliance is "obsolete" and the United States pays too much under the current arrangement.
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Petrobras said in the Friday filing its current hedge position allowed it to delay a price revision for "some days," without detailing its plans for a future readjustment.
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What is taking place right now is a great readjustment period with China and many of our allies as Trump brings real clarity to our relationship with China.
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"There's been a slight readjustment of expectations - some of the dovishness regarding the Fed may have gone too far," said William Jackson, senior EM economist at Capital Economics.
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"The more cautious consumer environment and the effect of short-term weather impacts, have led to a readjustment of our profit expectations," Chief Executive Officer Brian Brick said.
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"This readjustment had to be done — there's no getting out of it," said Ashok Shakravat, an economist and former adviser to the Office of the President and Cabinet.
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"You may get a little bit of a readjustment in terms of evaluation of the tax proposal," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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"This price readjustment happened because the outlook for CPO output is definitely less upbeat than one might have expected from maturing areas planted during high price years," he said.
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Willson and quarterback Russell Wilson already have a rapport with each other from their previous seasons together, so I expect his readjustment into the starting roles should go rather smoothly.
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The first is that it tends to bunch up, causing constant readjustment, and the second is that it tends flatten out everything, even the curves people want to show off.
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For the Vietnam War, about 22019 of every 100 veterans were diagnosed with PTSD at the time of the most recent National Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Study in the late 1980s.
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"We're seeing some blunt objects help that readjustment," Ressler said in a CNBC interview as rhetoric from Trump and Chinese leaders and costly reciprocal trade tariffs show no signs of easing.
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"The (royalty) tariffs on nickel needed readjustment to give more balanced rates between ore miners and those who produce refined products," said Yunus Saefulhak, director of minerals at the mining ministry.
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GHOSTS OF GOVERNMENTS PAST Petrobras said in the Friday filing its current hedge position allowed it to delay a price revision for "some days," without detailing its plans for a future readjustment.
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Italian Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano said in a newspaper interview on Sunday that Libya's growing role in controlling its waters was curbing people trafficking and producing a welcome "readjustment" in the Mediterranean.
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The result was the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, popularly known as the G.I. Bill, which would eventually send more than two million veterans to college and remake the American class structure.
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In response, the futures markets are now pricing in rate cuts for this year and next, and the bond market underwent a massive readjustment with rates falling to more than one year lows.
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The USMCA approach is akin to the United States granting Mexico and Canada a 16-year lease for market access, with a fair market value readjustment clause that is triggered every six years.
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But after a few minutes of adjustment—or more accurately, readjustment—I found my bearings within Paradise's well-remembered maze of street grids, winding highways, and the web of secret passages strung between.
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The wind power industry is undergoing a period of painful readjustment as governments from Europe to Latin America rein in subsidies and turn to competitive tenders, putting pressure on prices throughout the supply chain.
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On my way out, I also spent a few minutes taking pictures with my phone, so I didn't have as much of a quick readjustment to my personal technology as others may have had.
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"Indeed, we think the recent unpleasantness represents the readjustment in the anticipated angle of ascent in share prices over the coming year, due to increasingly challenging year-on-year GDP and EPS comparisons," he wrote.
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The staff certainly have no idea who the DJs I namecheck are, and indeed, neither do most of the other customers, providing the perfect atmosphere for a post-gig readjustment back to the real world.
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The 85033 Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment and Assistance Act (VEVRAA) created employment protections, but the labor law only extends to public sector employment and private employers receiving $150,000 or more per year in federal funding.
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My vegan friends definitely helped me shift my mentality, but not by telling me how great it was; rather, they showed me how our collective readjustment to eating can have a positive impact on our environment.
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He reiterated the central bank's gradual inflation target between 21.09 and 22 percent, thus leaving room for further easing and gave an upbeat assessment of the Australian economy's readjustment following the unwinding of the mining investment boom.
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We will provide reasonable accommodation for individuals protected by Section 28500 of the Rehabilitation Act of 6900, the Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act of 2628 and Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 28503.
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Yes, reaching the top of the S28 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.
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But McCue told VICE that careful readjustment to the Ryles tube after a few days on the drip wouldn't result in lasting negative effects, adding that a nasal tube was a more humane choice than forced oral feeding.
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Even though the supply surplus is reducing, with re-balancing expected in the next 12 months, overall supply-demand fundamentals were still weak so the market was putting downward pressure on prices to spur a readjustment, he added.
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"India is a country that is very vulnerable to the fallout to the readjustment of global interest rates," said Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate economist at Columbia University, and a former chief economist at the World Bank.
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The dark days of the financial crisis seem to be over for North American banks with one analyst telling CNBC that rising interest rates will boost margins and increase optimism after a period a readjustment for Wall Street lenders.
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Most people have heard of the G.I. Bill, more formally known as the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, which is a bipartisan effort to help veterans enter the workforce by providing access to free or low-cost college education.
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"There was a clear distinction in portfolios and background between Mattis and Shanahan, so there was an immediate readjustment period as he came in as acting secretary," said a recently departed Pentagon official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"We are seeing a little readjustment because the dollar index is back up a little and stocks are rebounding and (gold)traders are taking a little money off the table for now," said George Gero, managing director at RBC Wealth Management.
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"Even if it could help stem outflows in the near term, Lebanon needs inflows, and failure to get the inflows would mean a huge readjustment of the economy in a very short period of time, and a massive recession," he said.
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Centers will be required to "provide readjustment counseling services to broader groups of veterans, members of the armed forces, including a member of a reserve component of the armed forces, and family members of such veterans and members," the agency writes.
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And if one were to allow the possibility that bubbles can be negative too, the rise "by more than two standard deviations" used by GMO, a fund-management group, could reflect the readjustment of the price to fundamentals rather than portend a crash.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - BHP Billiton Plc handed in a proposal for a new labor contract to the union at its Escondida copper mine in Chile that includes a salary readjustment linked to inflation and a $23,000 bonus per worker, the company said on Wednesday.
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Anyone out there expecting the martial snares and frenetic, frantic swing of UK Funky will need to have a quick moment of readjustment before swallowing the delectably smooth delight that is his take on "Run" whole like a particularly delicious pot of yoghurt.
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In fact, the more revenue that a businesses with negative unit economics generates, the more money it loses… There is now a painful readjustment happening as many of these companies try to fix unit economics and bring their cost structures in line.
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Congress enacted the original G.I. Bill of Rights, known as the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, to provide veterans returning from World War II with support for tuition, low-cost mortgages and low-interest business loans as a reward for their service.
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Vet centers will be required to "provide readjustment counseling services to broader groups of veterans, members of the armed forces, including a member of a reserve component of the armed forces, and family members of such veterans and members," the agency wrote.
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"We want them to receive 50% for the readjustment they haven't seen in the past three years and 50% for the raise they haven't received in seven," one of the leaders of the group said through a video message posted to the Facebook page.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt, hoping to improve the treatment of military veterans, asked a panel to develop a program during World War II. That request led to the Servicemen's Readjustment Act, or the G.I. Bill, which went into law on this day in 1944.
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This small demographic faces a lot of challenges: parents' lengthy deployments to combat zones, frequent moves and the constant readjustment as a child looks for a place to fit in, whether with friends, academics, sports, music or simply a place to sit in the lunchroom.
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Simply put, veterans with an "honorable" discharge — meaning a service member ended their service in good standing with no issues whatsoever — can use the VA for their physical and mental health care needs, as well as for readjustment into civilian life and reemployment assistance.
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So the tiny jolt of psychic readjustment that comes with Jeff Hiller's solo curtain call, in "Bright Colors and Bold Patterns," is just the rational part of your brain grabbing the wheel from your imagination, which was so sure that there were four people on that stage.
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Movies examining post-traumatic stress disorder and the readjustment difficulties of returning soldiers are a small but resonant offshoot of the war movie genre: Think of Jim Sheridan's Brothers (2009), Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker (2008), or Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July (1989).
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Rift was difficult to wear on my face; I failed to orient the device to block out the outside world in a space under my nose (perhaps because I have a long nose) and a quick head movement made the headgear go out of focus and required a readjustment.
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It's also telling the stories of what happened to his family in the aftermath of his disappearance, the confusion over his return, Claire's gubernatorial campaign, Hank's readjustment to post-prison life, Nina's determination to finally get the details of the case right, and Danny's suspicions that Adam isn't actually Adam.
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"It's a continued readjustment to the fact that OPEC still cannot agree to a number," PetroMatrix managing director Olivier Jakob said of OPEC's failed efforts last week to agree how to put in place a deal to make modest cuts in order to limit output to 32.5 to 33 million barrels per day (bpd).
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RELATED: As Trump mulls Afghanistan, a former general and fallen Marine's father at his side Warning to Pakistan The Trump administration has been looking beyond troop numbers, mulling a readjustment of US objectives -- evaluating everything from its support for a centralized Afghan government to its metrics for success in fighting the Taliban and ISIS-K.
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" Vlad Savov marveled at the ease of which he could navigate the bigger S8 Plus, perhaps assisted by "the distinct averageness" of his hands: "Yes, reaching the top of the S8 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.
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Y.), A. Drew Ferguson (R-Ga.), Brian J. Mast (R-Fla.), Jason Lewis (R-Minn.) Committee on Veterans' Affairs Jurisdiction: Pensions, life insurance, compensation, medical care, readjustment to civilian life and national cemeteries Chairman: Phil Roe (R-Tenn.) Vice Chairman: Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) Ranking member: Tim Walz (D-Minn.) Subcommittees: Oversight and Investigations; Economic Opportunity; Health; Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs Members: Mike Coffman (R-Colo.), Mark Takano (D-Calif.), Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), Julia Brownley (D-Calif.), Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (R-American Samoa), Ann Kuster (D-N.
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