He's enjoying all the rehashing as much as we are.
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Time to stop rehashing 2016 and talk about the future.
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Andres spent a good deal of time rehashing the hits.
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Rehashing his favorite insults, he focused in particular on Sen.
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I don't want to keep hurting someone by rehashing, re-litigating.
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Sanders, like many of the people rehashing this narrative, means well.
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Generation Q is about so much more than rehashing the past.
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I won't waste time rehashing a phenomenon that's been editorialized ad nauseam.
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Rehashing is not Fukuyama's strength, but that is what he does here.
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An appalling amount of time was spent by Mr. Lauer rehashing Mrs.
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The speech was simply a rehashing of Mr. Trump's previously announced policies.
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Democrats denounced the rehashing of "trickle down" tax policies of the past.
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Shortly after, his little brother and Mr. Shelton were rehashing that failure.
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Rehashing why and what happened is pointless on both sides of this situation.
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Trump spent months rehashing the brutal GOP primary and bragging about his victory.
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At 3am there are hoards of partygoers rehashing the details of their night.
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On December 21, Mercury reenters Scorpio, rehashing a conversation or idea that needs revisiting.
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Having said this, he worries that Hayworth is rehashing old misconceptions about Alcor's techniques.
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If not, they're likely to be rehashing this same debate well into election season.
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It was rehashing an old panacea — weaning the kingdom off its addiction to oil.
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Rehashing it all for my mom isn't going to help me get past it.
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"For 13 years of my life, I considered America my enemy," he says, rehashing the
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We're essentially rehashing a tried-and-true tourism propaganda campaign—only this time, in space.
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"They're rehashing things that have been gone over in public many times before," said Rep.
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But this is a matter of US national security, not simply rehashing the 2016 election.
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Fox News in particular devoted outsize attention to the Rich story, repeatedly rehashing the conspiracy theory.
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But it's also true that when dwelling or rehashing a memory, we change or exaggerate it.
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Buttigieg is hoping the party can reflect on the 2016 election, but avoid rehashing the primary.
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They've hunkered down in therapy, where they are stuck rehashing old resentments and lamenting lost libidos.
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When all small talk leads to rehashing our fears, sometimes you don't have anything to say.
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History happens while we're not paying attention, even while we're rehashing the history of something else.
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Rehashing conversations and imagining dreadful interactions allows people to take up more of your brain power.
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Passover is for celebrating the transcendent, the mysterious, the eternal, not rehashing worn-out political debates.
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Recently my bubbeleh and I were chatting and she became fixated on rehashing Bill Clinton's affairs.
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Communication planet Mercury reenters your opposite sign Scorpio today, Taurus, finding you rehashing conversations in your relationships.
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And many Democrats agree with Clinton's reading of the election, even if they're tired of rehashing it.
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But rehashing his death over and over again on Facebook isn't going to help anyone move on.
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The judge denied the state's motion, saying prosecutors were merely rehashing same points the court already rejected.
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How do you keep finding new things to write and talk about and avoid rehashing old topics?
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Mentally strong people don't waste time rehashing conversations, worrying about catastrophic outcomes, or wishing things were different.
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Rather than waste time rehashing things they can't change, mentally strong people focus on managing their emotions.
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Don't waste your precious time and energy rehashing your past hurts and trying to punish someone else.
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For that rebuilding to take place, though, the party has to move on from rehashing the past.
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Why when things are great does Pam spend her time going on TV rehashing a destructive, sensitive story.
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This article features distorted information, rehashing old stories and rumors that have long ago been put to rest.
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How do we make sure that we're looking at the right crimes and not just rehashing tabloid tales.
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But instead of celebrating Paes's longevity and the team's medal chances, Indian players have been rehashing public feuds.
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Trump's latest attack comes as he is rehashing unfounded allegations of massive voter fraud in the 21625 election.
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With friends like The New York Times's editorial page, rehashing the same old garbage, who needs Fox News?
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This show could be a predictable rehashing of a sexy fantasy-dance aesthetic they've done several times before.
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Americans should not hide from the past nor engage in an extended exercise of rehashing 400 tragic years.
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She was not especially interested in rehashing the hack, but she did not shy away from it, either.
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Avoiding another Rwandan genocide The world has spent several decades rehashing the failures that led to the Rwandan genocide.
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Ermold told BuzzFeed News he wasn't interested in "rehashing the past" and wanted to send a message of unity.
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Sometimes it's hard for me to know whether I'm rehashing or if I'm actually trying to form something myself.
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However, according to Kennedy, China might be able to walk away with more than just a rehashing of complaints.
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Rehashing the election Another person drawing Clinton's ire in what has amounted to her political burn book: Vermont Sen.
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We dialed the client, and then before we knew it, started rehashing "The Bachelor" episode from the night before.
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It's also salty with tears after rehashing her Invicta FC title loss with her coaches in the dressing room.
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So why do movies, toys, and other media based on dinosaurs keep rehashing the same obsolete image each decade?
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He did not make a point of rehashing the battle over Justice Thomas on the campaign trail in 1992.
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This time around, the courtroom rehashing of alleged misdeeds may occur during an election campaign, one in which Gov.
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Still, some balked at the film rehashing once-unique elements and muddying the plot with too many additional characters.
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Hillary Clinton has waded into this year&aposs Democratic primaries, rehashing her criticism of her 2016 primary competitor Sen.
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Oracle general counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement that Google is rehashing arguments that have already been discredited.
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For the past four episodes, Jane has been rehashing her memories to cobble together anything discernible about her rapist.
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But for the rest of the world, they're still so confused and it feels like they keep rehashing and dissecting.
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Rather than rehashing memories as he's done before, he referred to him as the missing shade of The Monkees' palette.
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I'm arguing against a constant aghast (but not really), scandalized (but not quite), censorious (but titillated) rehashing of Trump's tantrums.
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And ask yourself: Do you want to lie awake in bed at night racked with guilt, incessantly rehashing the past?
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Instead, I'm rehashing that "I don't feel good" thing, but sounding more lost than when I first brought it up.
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Don't expect the new book, called The Testaments, to be some boring rehashing of the last season of Hulu's show.
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From the very beginning, Clinton pledges to offer not just a rehashing of the past but a prescription for the future.
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He largely refrained from his habit of rehashing the election and the rise of the coalition that brought him to power.
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I also have a professional obligation to tell you that I feel a bit silly rehashing the features — 1003% bigger screen!
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If some jerk throws out one mean remark, Cancer will feel incredibly wounded, spin out, and spend all night rehashing it.
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Olympus, like Fujifilm, has had a good deal of success rehashing its classic film camera designs as powerful, modern digital cameras.
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Have you ever come home from work and spent the entire evening rehashing a conversation you had with your co-worker?
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I would relish in rehashing and projecting my own insecurities, reliving the sob story that was my life, over and over.
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Or to put it another way, what's often funniest about difference and identity is not rehashing tired stereotypes, but exploding them.
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A lot of this is rehashing the past — and that's why we need to blow the entire grigio-soaked thing up.
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TMZ Sports obtained video of Barnes and Cousins in the moments after the fight -- rehashing their version of what happened inside.
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Yet her prose seems most alive when she is listing the impressive jobs held by her friends or rehashing old grievances.
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One consequence of that seems to be that they are now rehashing all the same policy fights that the House endured.
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We chat for a while rehashing the wedding, who we were glad to see, who hit the gin bar too hard, etc.
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Far too much time is devoted to rehashing, point by point, Rostand's plot, which without the virtuosic set pieces is tedious stuff.
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Others are detectives and storytellers, rehashing details from the home in question or mentioning a personal link they may have to it.
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If the two are confirmed, they will step into their FCC roles as the agency is rehashing its fight over net neutrality.
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But the artist pared it back on Tuesday evening, rehashing the most textbook of outfit formulas: a white T-shirt plus jeans.
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When talking with your sibling, don't bring up anything that could create strife, like politics, religion or even rehashing traumatic childhood memories.
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The references to President Trump, however, were overshadowed by the kind of bickering and rehashing of domestic policy that characterized past debates.
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There is much reading aloud in his script, and much rehashing of old memories, many of which Ann claims not to recall.
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Republicans are urging him to focus on Clinton instead of rehashing issues raised during the GOP primary or swiping at fellow Republicans.
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The same goes with rehashing a problem over and over again, whether with friends or in the echo chamber of the internet.
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Instead of rehashing questions that have been asked and answered, our government should be giving Americans the answers they need to prepare.
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They have parsed the text of each Potter chapter, analyzing the story's themes, rehashing memorable passages and hunting for signs of foreshadowing.
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We're told the family is focused on rebuilding their brand after his molestation scandal -- and trying to move forward without rehashing the past.
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Yet somehow, she not only dealt with Jay's rehashing of the past, but she also collaborated with him to make the final album.
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As EFF notes, this patent is essentially a rehashing of Telehealth, the umbrella term for telecommunications technologies that are related to health-services.
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This data is not a rehashing of older App Annie reports, rather something fresh it put together for the 10-year anniversary, however.
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For the Democrats, it's time to stop rehashing 2016, shake off those losses, and aim higher than reckless calls for President Trump's impeachment.
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But after losing the 2008 presidential race to Barack Obama, the senator says he focused on moving forward, rather than rehashing the past.
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After all, the two rivals had been going at it the whole episode, rehashing #pantygate — which Girardi said fueled her dislike for Kemsley.
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But what about the female columnists who have also been calling for Hillary to stop rehashing her opinions about the election in public?
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Instead of complaining about things they can't change or rehashing something that happened yesterday, mentally strong people devote their energy to productive tasks.
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They, too, gather in the kitchen to prepare food while rehashing old gossip, tentatively rekindle old love affairs and sing together at night.
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Too much of contemporary coverage consists of desk-jockey commentary and the rehashing of leaders' official statements, rather than on-the-ground reportage.
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This also caused a rehashing of Trump's infamous "Access Hollywood" tape where he bragged about grabbing women by the genitals without their consent.
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Before Mercury retrogrades back into Scorpio on Saturday, it will reach a critical point, rehashing conversations you had at the beginning of November.
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Certainly, the three men stand to benefit from a public rehashing of the Benghazi controversy—particularly Paronto, the natural showman of the bunch.
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Rehashing the positives and negatives of her fight against Donald Trump could have been cathartic for supporters, or at the very least timely.
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Monsanto, the largest seller of products containing glyphosate, labeled the research "bad science" and the rehashing of a study done five years earlier.
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Make it so I don't find myself rehashing this story yet again in 2020 or 2021 or 2022, Hollywood, and then we'll talk.
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Most of the speech was spent rehashing many of his talking points about the virtues of nationalism and the importance of national sovereignty.
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Beyond the wrestling with dudes and the getting hit in the head every day, Johnson wouldn't miss reporters rehashing his domestic violence history.
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Arcangel has a fascination with the lo-res images that have become a signature of the rehashing and repurposing nature of internet culture.
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If you follow Jenner's off-duty style, this will come as no revelation: She's been hashing and rehashing this athleisure-inclined outfit for years.
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Heath manages to draw new and fascinating stories out of McCartney, who's been prodded into rehashing the same talking points for half a century.
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Back in the annex she would turn on the TV and drink while watching non-stop news rehashing situations she had already heard about.
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There's an emptiness to the inherent reward of creativity with rehashing the old, and Jericho applies that outlook to all arms of his career.
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Organized by the drummer Terri Lyne Carrington and presented as part of Winter Jazzfest, this concert was not a simple rehashing of Allen's repertoire.
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Some of them are popping (virtual) bottles at DJ D-Nice's Club Quarantine, and others are rehashing years-old beef on Al Gore's internet.
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In the wake of the president's acquittal, Democratic lawmakers are hoping to turn the page — rather than rehashing the trial on the campaign trail.
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The eight-part series takes us on a lengthy journey, rehashing facts and theories that are likely very familiar to many of us by now.
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Social media did spend quite a bit of time rehashing The Office and appreciating the new evil Star Wars droid this last week, too. Wait.
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If email newsletters or RSS were to become the replacement, it would need a new approach or framework, not just a rehashing of past products.
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Instead of rehashing the same ideas from the original, the sequels should have just put a talented parkour runner in a crappy T-rex costume.
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But deeper that that, it's because they packed so many brainy, fun ideas into one movie that people spent years hashing, and rehashing, them out.
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Clinton, Mr. Trump also played up his primary victories, including spending the first five minutes of his speech rehashing his battle over delegates in Colorado.
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Instead, American officials have tried to gain support by rehashing China's history of cyber misbehavior and President Xi Jinping's increasing control over the Chinese economy.
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Avoiding contentious issues: When talking with your sibling, don't bring up anything that could create strife, like politics, religion or even rehashing traumatic childhood memories.
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Cancer (June 21-July 22): Cancer, you are innately a sentimental character who thrives on rehashing old times and distant memories with your closest pals.
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Most importantly, your teams will stop rehashing conversations and failing to follow through on promises they've forgotten, increasing momentum in every part of your business.
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Oftentimes, seasonally-themed music feels out of reach, and so we dive into another year of rehashing the same tracks for yet another holiday party.
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Rehashing the origins of this situation would be pointless, but it hangs like a cloud over the race for chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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On his 100th day in office, President Trump spoke for an hour in Harrisburg, Pa., outlining what he's done in office, while rehashing campaign talking points.
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Those wishing for a "same but different" rehashing of the first season may be disappointed by the second, but the change is in the show's favor.
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And I spent the next week at my friend's house rehashing what I could have done differently, trying to understand how it unraveled like it did.
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Instead of rehashing past decisions, Ford executives are looking to the future and predicting the Ranger model will hit the sweet spot of a hot segment.
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Based on all the reboots and sequels that come out of Hollywood each year, rehashing an already popular idea definitely helps bring a project to life.
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We sat around my sister's dining room table, laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes, reliving and rehashing the events of the night before.
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But the President appeared to revive conversations about possibly removing Coats in July, raising the idea with confidants and rehashing old frustrations about the intelligence chief.
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They got three hours of veiled insults, references to "The Handmaid's Tale," and a rehashing of basically every single skirmish in the American fight over abortion.
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The problem, she and the other authors said, is that rehashing arguments in favor of misinformation can inadvertently reinforce it, strengthening the defense against the truth.
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"There's no question we need to renegotiate NAFTA," she says, before rehashing some of the standard anti-NAFTA talking points that trade skeptics have circulated for years.
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Neither of us enjoys this tense rehashing of things, so we quickly settle our scores and she offers to pay for my 42.973-cent pierogis next week.
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The sun was still shining through the windows and we were all rehashing the birth like we used to rehash a great college party the morning after.
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A general knowledge of the wide range of topics Motherboard covers is a must, as is an allergy to rehashing stories that have already been told elsewhere.
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Under Kim Jong-un, North Korea remained dedicated to juche, the path of self-sufficiency, while mercilessly rehashing Stalinist formats abandoned practically everywhere else in the world.
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"When asked about Clinton&aposs criticism and why she seemed set on rehashing their battle in the 2016 Democratic primary, Sanders said: "That&aposs a good question.
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Moderate Democrats don't appear interested in rehashing another shutdown, but there are still questions about whether a more than month-long continuing resolution will fly with Democrats.
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"The headlines coming out of Davos are rehashing some of the pessimism," said Matthew Keator, partner in the Keator Group, a wealth management firm in Lenox, Massachusetts.
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After all, just minutes earlier the two had discussed how they were at a good place after rehashing all of their past drama — including those "near death" claims.
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Reelz's new special, Overkill: The Unsolved Murder of JonBenét isn't nearly as exploitive as it could be, but that doesn't make rehashing the original crime any more necessary.
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Rockstar's possible MO, especially with the Grand Theft Auto series, is to act like it's pushing boundaries while in fact rehashing old ideas to whip up empty controversy.
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Clinton attempted to make the most of the backdrop by rehashing Trump's ambivalence about the auto bailout in a state where the automobile sector had a significant footprint.
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Lieu noted that while GOP lawmakers are rehashing issues that arose two years ago, there are more immediate matters, like the Trump administration's border policy, that warrant attention.
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" Lieu noted that while GOP lawmakers are rehashing issues that arose during 2016, there are matters in 2018 that warrant attention, like the Trump administration's "child separation policy.
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If you're looking to expand your brunch-chat horizons instead of rehashing the same tired topics over sweet potato hash, Refinery29's World News team has you covered.
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John McCain believed that rehashing an old story that had no relevance to the hearing was a better use of their seven minutes with the former FBI director.
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A rule that the Norwegians imposed was that the negotiators set their sights on the future; rehashing the past was an invitation to resentment, friction and inevitable failure.
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But Trump is the candidate who seems to "tell it like it is," because so much of what he says is rehashing the narrative in his own way.
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Virginia Tech will partner up with Google's Project Wing initiative—a rehashing of a previous team-up that delivered burritos to students on the school's campus back in 2016.
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It didn't matter that she was rehashing old news, because the teary confessions aided her ongoing attempt to change the public narrative about her relationship to the White House.
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That meant rehashing a few past fights they had over the years on the show – including the infamous christening fight from season 3, when Gorga first joined the show.
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Chaim: I'm still on the fence about whether this didn't work for me, but the movie has an almost pathological fear of rehashing anything about Spider-Man's overall mythos.
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It seems unlikely that rehashing scientific research could lead to new discoveries, but new studies on life sciences are published every 30 seconds, so valuable research is often missed.
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There are so many opportunities to deliver re-imagined and compelling takes on mobile news reading today, but Microsoft's News Pro is simply rehashing what others have already done.
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Here she goes, rehashing familiar images from the history of women's rights without adding a single new thought or flavor — much less ever seeing any of those ideas through.
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Vice City was stylish, broad, and very enjoyable, and to its teenage players—myself included—its rehashing of Brian De Palma's Scarface might have seemed like an exciting story.
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The music video, a glamorous rehashing of an in-the-club formula she'd used several times before, immediately became one of the most-watched music videos of all time.
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"If she were a man, she'd get less than 5 percent," he added, rehashing what he said in his victory speech following a five-state primary sweep Tuesday night.
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Pundits are still debating whether those ads "worked" or not—that seems impossible to discern—but the president rehashing his "enemies of the people" rhetoric about the media was jarring.
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That led to a heated exchange in which Trump denied making the claim and accused Clinton of rehashing policies that led to the loss of millions for the U.S. government.
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Until this scene, Greg came across as a sort of living Op-Ed page, rehashing the liberal hopelessness and outrage that has filled those columns for the past two years.
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But everyone's taking the pandemic in stride and keeping busy in these trying times; they're (possibly) reconnecting with old flames and even rehashing old beef on Twitter, among other things.
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The candidates on stage largely failed to set themselves apart from the pack and spent most of the night squabbling over technicalities and rehashing their campaigns&apos main talking points.
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According to an analysis from NBC, 86 percent of all ad spending the Kentucky gubernatorial race has been focused on health care and immigration — a rehashing of the 2018 midterms.
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But it frustratingly evades ever offering a straightforward summary of the actual details of the case against Syed, in favor of rehashing what a great guy everyone thought he was.
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"I consistently tell Kristina that if somebody asks her on a date, she should go on it," Unglert told the men of BIP during their rehashing of the 10-day period.
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It comes from the start of the second season of The Next Generation, when the show changed over from poorly rehashing the original 1960s Trek to breaking its own new ground.
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You can listen to the 2150-second-long tracks beamed during the first transmission here (Niva Kraviz's is my favorite, and shame on Jarre for rehashing an old clip from Oxygène).
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The candidate quickly jumped from one topic to another during the rally, rehashing several issues that have hung over his campaign this week in order to put blame on the media.
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Boucheron is no stranger to wood, having first used acacia wood for pillboxes and cigarette cases in the '3043s, but Ms. Choisne said she was not interested in rehashing the past.
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It's impossible to discuss Lawrence's performance in Passengers without rehashing this film's great potential and utter failure, because her character is so central to how we feel about what we're watching.
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In fact, Twitch's rules of conduct strongly discouraged sitting in front of a camera and watching YouTube videos, rehashing the news, or eating ice cream with your viewership for too long.
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The VSCO girl trend, a contemporary rehashing of "valley girls," rose almost as quickly as it fell, but the phrases popularized alongside the Hydro Flask and the scrunchie still resonate online.
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So, it almost feels like perhaps, rather than -- you know, kind of revisiting and rehashing what happened in the last 24 hours, we need to make sure that our cybersecurity is stronger.
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It just force-feeds the audience the same ideas this series has been rehashing for the last decade: generic heroes and big robots racing at breakneck speed toward a continually disappointing conclusion.
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The big change, beyond the rehashing of old policies and principles, was the tearing up of an Obama-era presidential directive, known as PPD-20, which put restrictions on the government's cyberweapons.
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"I'm just really exhausted and tired of rehashing a really simple idea that we should allow people to own their own bodies and do with them what they want," Vaid-Menon says.
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That "something else" will likely be a continued rehashing of then-private citizen Trump using Twitter and other venues to warn against attacks on Syria and more wars in the Middle East.
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Abbott's lawyer told WSB-TV the officer's comments "must be observed in their totality to understand their context," suggesting he was rehashing what the suspect had said earlier to reason with her.
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The bulk of the story is set in the years 1953-54, as Laurel (Steve Coogan) and Hardy (John C. Reilly) travel around Britain, rehashing their old routines in a stage show.
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Valve, in a very conveniently timed announcement yesterday, announced that it was rehashing its revenue split with developers in a bid that they hope will keep higher-earning developers on the platform.
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Team The Vixen wasted valuable rehearsal time rehashing the Cracker/Aquaria conflict, later presenting Alyssa with a lack of preparedness that earned both a lashing and a signature click from her tongue.
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But more important than rehashing the debate over the extent to which human-caused climate change birthed Katrina is the extent to which we can predict another catastrophic rainfall event by 2050.
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Online and offline, fights between Clinton and Bernie Sanders supporters have left many in both camps — and many in neither — feeling bruised and uninterested in rehashing the conflicts of last year's Democratic primary.
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But thus far, many of these programs have proved compelling, not merely rehashing the tabloid-style titillation but fleshing out peripheral players, and even placing the timing in broader historical and sociological context.
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Mike Capuano (D-Mass.) The committee met last week to discuss the bill but spent most of that hearing rehashing the causes of the financial crisis and recession that prompted Dodd-Frank's introduction.
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The games strikes the perfect balance of maintaining everything that was great about the original, while adding enough new elements you don't feel like you're just rehashing the same game with new graphics.
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Some have framed a Perez-Ellison showdown as a rehashing of the Democratic presidential primaries, during which Sanders nearly upset Clinton in a closely fought race before eventually dropping out and endorsing Clinton.
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The release of the memos comes as the former FBI director is on a publicity tour touting his new book, rehashing his interactions with Trump and the events that led to his firing.
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But so too is our desire for more — for the refinement of her ideas instead of the rehashing — especially since the final essay, which takes an unexpectedly personal turn, delivers like no other.
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We knew we wanted to, but we also knew that we didn't want to repeat ourselves or service the world with a rehashing of a type of album that we've already made before.
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Mr. Comey was reluctant at first to entertain offers, but he later decided that he had something to say beyond a rehashing of his career highlights and low points, according to his agent.
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Retailers are struggling to retain the value of their individual brands in a world with increased transparency, but again this is nothing new — simply a rehashing of battles from the early days of eCommerce.
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Read, read, read - learn, learn, learn - dig, dig, dig - deep, to find new niche topics you can cover - simply rehashing the same old topics won't be enough to help you gain influencer status. 2.
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It's not just that it looks weird to see the map from the opening credits flattened and Technicolored; it's that this scene is charged with rehashing in dialogue what it could be showing us.
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And that's going to mean spending more time getting in touch with the concerns of college-educated suburban moms — and their housekeepers and nannies — than endlessly rehashing the anxieties of Trump-loving retired steelworkers.
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In his new comedy special, 'Sticks & Stones,' DC straight-up says of Wade and James, "I don't believe these motherf***ers" after rehashing their allegations from the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland" in graphic detail.
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So, in order to avoid yourself rehashing the same conversations you have weekend after weekend about the future of the left, cultural appropriation and your own anxieties, here are 50 fool-proof conversation starters.
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Leschper stood center stage telling strangers of the times she'd been wronged, betrayed, but remaining confident about the whole thing—owning a new identity in rehashing old problems, finding peace in unearthing past emotions.
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That's why some of the best current projects are pushing superhero stories in new directions, using established characters to touch on other topics — mental illness, parenthood, race, trauma — instead of simply rehashing old plots.
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I think that's where I look at it as rather than rehashing the past, how do I set up that support system in the future so that I can help other females or all genders.
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" As Vaid-Menon stressed to Refinery29: "I'm just really exhausted and tired of rehashing a really simple idea that we should allow people to own their own bodies and do with them what they want.
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But as Memories rolls out globally, we'll see if it truly does get people to share richer stories that span more than the last 24 hours, or it's abused by lazy users rehashing stale content.
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Multiple security commentators have also pointed out that the vulnerability being flagged here is nothing new — but rather a rehashing of the long-standing issue of how key verification is implemented within an encrypted system.
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Super Mario 64 wasn't simply a case of giving a new visual sheen to the series and rehashing ideas, an exhausting rut into which the likes of the New Super Mario Bros titles have fallen.
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Scarcely have the two men ceased rehashing the flirtatious lunchtime encounter in a pub that led to this, um, cosier invite before Tim sheds his clothes like some sort of human incarnation of Michelangelo's David.
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Rather than falling into the trap of just rehashing facts that have long been known about this scandal, Democrats should press hard to try and get answers on what happened in the Justice Department here.
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And though the acrimonious break with New America has undoubtedly boosted his new organization's profile, Lynn says he's not interested in rehashing the controversy and said he has nothing but the "greatest respect" for Slaughter.
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He was sharp in his rehashing of Cold War arguments from the 1970s and '80s, but fuzzy on topics like Syria and ISIS that didn't connect in a clear way to his larger ideological project.
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A lot of Hollywood liberals again rehashing on the entire idea that we are living in a handmaid&aposs tale and so there is a lot of, you know, it won&apost be on (ph) drama.
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The corresponding health reforms included the rise of aerobics classes, smoke-free environments, the war on drugs, and, of course, the rehashing of centuries-old diet trends, like low-fat, low-carb, and sugar-free foods.
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The team had been really thinking about different ways of remixing and rehashing, and they got very interested in the idea of the amateur chef, of bringing cooking back to the sort of more pedestrian level.
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During her second-round victory over 15th-seeded Timea Bacsinszky at the United States Open this month, a commentator for the tournament's world feed spent much of the match rehashing the allegations and uncertainty around Lepchenko.
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White County Sheriff Oddie Shoupe was heard rehashing the events leading up to Dial's death on one of his deputy's body cameras, according to court documents filed in federal court by Robyn Spainhoward, the victim's widow.
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The pain of rehashing those memories played across her face and stole her sense of security for days to follow, but she said she believes sharing her story is worth it if it might help others.
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The final days before Iowa included some incessant rehashing of 2016 primary slights, with supporters of Mr. Sanders and Hillary Clinton — who recently insisted that "nobody likes" the man she bested four years ago — squabbling anew.
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But the broader intent of the letter to the speaker — which appeared to represent little more than a messaging document, rehashing the same grievances Trump has frequently aired mixed with legal defense — was not immediately clear.
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If somebody's rehashing the news and they do it really well and they write good sentences and they have good insights, they will get much more traffic and they will get much more ad revenue, right?
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Cuomo -- everybody else agrees with me,'" Cuomo said at a rally on Long Island, rehashing his recent Twitter dust-up with Trump before framing the ask: "I want you to come out Thursday and vote for me.
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After the cheating rehashing, we&aposre subjected to even more filler, including a reality-TV-style fight between Hart and his good-natured trainer, who Hart awkwardly attempts to extract gratitude from for his financial trickle-down.
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Film critics have long been condemnatory of companies rehashing and rebooting franchises, saying that Hollywood has run out of original and unique ideas and is only using already established brands as a way to make money, not art.
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Instead of rehashing SMART, I want to share a fresh set of five criteria for effective company goals: Annual goal-setting is the default in corporate America, but everyone knows that the world is changing faster than ever.
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While Republicans have accused Democrats of rehashing the Mueller report, Democrats say this is a clear example of Trump interfering in Mueller's probe and that the American people should hear about the episode firsthand from the witnesses involved.
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Clinton's team, Democrats supporting her and many senior Republicans believe that rehashing Mr. Clinton's behavior will be self-defeating for Mr. Trump, who is facing a historic gender gap and whose first marriage ended after an affair. Mrs.
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According to the firm, U.S. employers already lose an estimated $296 million in lost productivity for every ten minutes that employees spend rehashing the game, watching highlight reels or setting up their Super Bowl pools during the workday.
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In fact, this rehashing works to his advantage, not only because it winds up liberals to the point of madness, but because it focuses conversation on the point in history when he was probably at his most popular.
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The dueling efforts from A&E and CBS are just two among a slew of new TV shows rehashing the unsolved murder of the six-year-old Colorado beauty queen ahead of the 20-year anniversary of her death.
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Handing someone whose sheets you have ruined a lifeless rectangle o' cash for the holidays is almost as cold as they are going to be laying alone in their bed, rehashing your relationship to figure out what went wrong.
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With a year in his term left, Obama and his aides are previewing a speech focused more on the long view and less on rehashing the partisan divides that have forestalled cooperation with Congress over the past seven years.
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The president this morning, rehashing his claim from last week that tax cuts "essentially" end the Affordable Care Act: Why it matters: The Trump administration has used regulations to expand access to inexpensive, short-term plans that cover less.
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Much of Monday's hearing was a public rehashing of talking points from both sides of the debate over the inspector general's report — a 500-page doorstop that has been a partisan Rorschach test in the days since its release.
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Had Shah devoted herself to telling us more about the arc of human understanding and battle with cholera, rather than superficially rehashing the existing literature, "Pandemic" would have been riveting to read and an invaluable contribution to public health.
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Whether you're relieved or absolutely devastated by your new relationship status, there's one solid way to fill the time you used to spend with your ex that doesn't involve rehashing your breakup: Netflixing (a verb I just made up).
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Without rehashing all the developments since Ghosn was arrested after his plane landed at Haneda Airport in Tokyo last November, and then paraded before cameras to prison, there are two things at this stage that are hard to dispute.
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While it could have been a rehashing of things we already know, this movie gives new insight into the former First Lady's life and legacy — and it also left me wanting to know everything I could about the Kennedy family.
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Scholars have determined that the document, now held by the University of Georgia and loaned this summer to the Smithsonian in Washington, is Muhammad's rehashing of Islamic legal treatises that were taught in West Africa at the time of his boyhood.
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"Think she'd find something new to discuss instead of rehashing old s— but I guess she has nothing else going on & needs attention Signed, 'The abuser' (who she texts every day & asks for me back)," he tweeted, referring to Anderson.
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"Think she'd find something new to discuss instead of rehashing old s— but I guess she has nothing else going on & needs attention Signed, 'The abuser' (who she texts every day & asks for me back)," he tweeted, referring to Anderson.
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Neither of those approaches hold much meaning for American Jews, who, like most Americans, are more concerned with this country's ghettos, and the concentration camps it's running in Guantanamo Bay and on the Mexican border, than with rehashing any foreign martyrdom.
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Rehashing themes of detachment, pornography and subservience to gadgetry that have been developed much more imaginatively elsewhere — most notably by David Cronenberg and Kathryn Bigelow, and most recently in Spike Jonze's "Her" (2013) — Mr. Dickinson never pushes beyond the superficial.
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The world is overflowing with spinoffs and reboots that we don't need or necessarily care about at all, but now, finally, the endless cycle of rehashing old stories is finally paying off—because we're about to get a lot more SpongeBob.
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The rehashing of old stories goes on and on, the stronger the appeal to our late 80s-90s nostalgia the better: more Batman movies, Ghostbusters, Jumanji, Full House, Star Wars, Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and of course, Twin Peaks.
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In a recent conference with Mr. Sommer and Judge Kyio A. Matsumoto, who is hearing the lawsuit, a lawyer for Suffolk County, Arlene Zwilling, said Mr. Sommer's latest claim was a rehashing of earlier cases with the same evidence and allegations.
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But much of the first day of arguments was spent rehashing well-known details of the impeachment inquiry and reviewing evidence and video clips that House Democrats have presented as a narrative arc documenting a coordinated pressure campaign against Ukraine.
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This is due mostly to excessive rehashing on the page, since once Waite makes up her mind to leave Marco she is nothing if not proactive in her efforts to make a life for herself and her daughter on their own.
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Democratic strategists expect she will continue to remain largely mum on the details — she has less to gain by rehashing the particulars of her own decision-making than she does by reminding voters that she is their only alternative to Trump.
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Instead, Lochery, a professor of Middle Eastern studies at University College London, aims much lower, taking us on a slog through what he identifies as nine decisive moments in Netanyahu's career and then rehashing, largely using newspaper clips, the Machiavellian minutiae.
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Without rehashing the changes to 140 Broadway that have already diminished the integrity of the plaza's original design, we believe it is imperative that the Landmarks Preservation Commission deny any request to place additional site furnishings or landscape features there.
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These weedsier questions about immigration are unlikely to be aired in any other forum, and it would have been great to take the time to delve into them rather than spending so much time rehashing questions that have been debated time and again.
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" And if they do get into a tiff, Teigen is strict about never rehashing their arguments—unlike some of her favorite reality show stars: "We watch a lot of Housewives and we always joke that they are obsessed with apologies on the show.
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"Think she'd find something new to discuss instead of rehashing old s— but I guess she has nothing else going on & needs attention Signed, 'The abuser' (who she texts every day & asks for me back)," Tommy tweeted in response, referring to Anderson.
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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) said Wednesday the loss of Jon Ossoff (D) in the Georgia 6th District special election runoff should be a sign that Democrats need to stop "rehashing" their loss in the 85033 presidential election and focus on the future.
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De Jager responded to the rehashing of her Too Faced collaboration on Twitter on Saturday, calling herself "naive" for signing the contract – and suggesting that the real drama at play involved Too Faced changing the quality of the product without her knowledge.
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It did not take long for Federer's demeanor to switch from lighthearted when he was rehashing how he twisted his knee on the way to the bathtub to a more serious tone when the topics of doping and equal prize money came up.
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The Republican contenders fielded questions on trade, national security, immigration reform, and other surprisingly substantive topics, rehashing their views on guest worker programs, job outsourcing, and K-12 education with a couple of anti-Obama platitudes, but surprisingly little vitriol toward one another.
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Letters To the Editor: It seems impossible, absent new revelations of egregious behavior in Donald Trump's past, that there is anything new to discuss in this campaign, and further rehashing of what we already know can only exacerbate the coarseness of this race.
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Abramson and Mayer recreate the trial, rehashing the details of Anita Hill's testimony — like her description of a time Thomas allegedly questioned her about pubic hair on his Coke can — as well as the behind-the-scenes politics that facilitated Thomas's approval.
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It made an arresting tableau: four former surgeons general, aged 68 to 85, all in their blue admirals' uniforms, together on stage like four grizzled Civil War veterans rehashing their biggest battles, and how they were treated afterward by the President and Congress.
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Making covers is the ultimate design/edit collaboration, so it's great to be able to sit and talk through the twists and turns of an idea at the end of the road — revisiting the light-bulb moments, rehashing some of the disputes.
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More churches are breaking in two over LGBTQ issues In recent decades four of the seven traditional mainline Protestant denominations have split up over homosexuality or related issues, such as the interpretation of Scripture and frustrations over rehashing the same debate for decades.
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The Broken Promises report might have startled some, but in fact it was rehashing what the exact same commission had already said in 2003 in A Quiet Crisis: Federal Funding and Unmet Needs in Indian Country, which highlighted the exact same chronic underfunding.
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In her smart rehashing of "Meat Joy" — best remembered as an orgy of human bodies and raw meat — her precisely chosen actions and words, including an amusing and illuminating email exchange with Ms. Schneemann, rivaled the video on view for taking us back to 1964.
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The judge said that as of now, she was confident she could seat an impartial jury, but she warned that every time Stone speaks, the press coverage that would follow would include a rehashing of the allegations — increasing the odds of tainting the jury pool.
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The collection was a rehashing of what he mastered at another label — skin-tight going-out dresses, a helping of leather and sequins, an almost exclusive black color palette — and it took nearly a month for the first look to appear on the red carpet.
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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (CNN)Donald Trump on Saturday offered what his senior campaign aides billed as his "closing argument" in the presidential race just 17 days from its conclusion, rehashing his campaign's key policy planks to give voters a sense of his top priorities as president.
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" He's sad to see Nathan accept his retirement from the coalface of contemporary gaming, but admits: "There are only so many layers you can peel back on a person, and really get at his or her true nature, before you're just rehashing the past.
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Think she'd find something new to discuss instead of rehashing old shit but I guess she has nothing else going on & needs attention 🤷🏻♂️ Signed, "The abuser" (who she texts everyday & asks for me back) We've reached out to Tommy's camp, but no response yet.
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CLEVELAND — Donald J. Trump lashed out at Senator Ted Cruz on Friday, rehashing a long list of grievances from their primary battle during a news conference here only hours after he accepted the Republican Party's presidential nomination at a convention meant to unite the party.
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Clinton herself is now engaging in a particularly feminine (and particularly unpleasant) psychological turmoil — the hashing and rehashing of saying too little or saying too much, the spinning in one's head that maybe you just are too little or you just are too much.
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In a world where tourism is focused squarely on rehashing the familiar artwork and destinations — be it on social media or in social studies classes — this region feels not only like the way forward artistically but also, perhaps, a path toward enlightenment and greater understanding.
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Vox was rehashing the case made at the time by economists like Thomas Piketty, who argued in his book Capital in the Twenty-First Century that investments' marked tendency to grow faster than new income from work was causing—and would continue to cause—inequality to skyrocket.
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Joe Scarborough (R-Fla.) to give the American people a reason for hope, Warner responded there will be a "fresh start" in the nation's capital beginning in January, but Congress and the new president will have to avoid rehashing traditional, already-rejected legislation – or face continued gridlock.
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Among the highlights of its vignettes — which feature an exploration of the competitive nature of balloon animals — is David Sedaris's gleefully deranged rehashing of his brief life as a performance artist, including frying up plastic Army men in a skillet and building nests of human hair.
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Rather than meticulously rehashing the minutiae of evidence for and against Knox, however, Amanda Knox follows in the footsteps of well-known crime documentaries like The Staircase, allowing its subject to tell her side of the story as the narrative unfolds the major developments in the case.
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But in light of this CNBC interview, it's worth rehashing what he can — and can't — do to put these views into practice: The Clean Air Act, largely written by Congress in the 22s, requires the EPA to regulate air pollutants that threaten public health or welfare.
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"Melo left Denver for New York thinking the old way of playing — give it to your best player, hold the ball, one on one," Dan D'Antoni said, rehashing the now-deposed Phil Jackson's ill-timed, but common, critiques of Anthony while he was the Knicks' president.
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As an 18-year-old whose only work experience consisted of restaurant service, babysitting, and tutoring, watching LC and Whitney navigate the world of "office work" in The Hills' elementary way was an education, even if most of their work conversation centered on rehashing their after-hours drama.
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Much has been written on this topic, so many of the key points don't bear rehashing — however, the main point to be made here may be that when you have an algorithm that prizes engagement in the goals of monetization, your data can lead you to bad outcomes.
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More than just a superstition or a rehashing of the old home remedy of drinking a bowl of warm milk before bed, recent research has shown that milk taken from cows at night has significantly higher levels of tryptophan and melatonin, substances long known to promote and enhance sleep.
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Review and referee evaluations, in theory, should not kill off this vital part of fandom (the "tuck rule," after all, was invoked only after a referee review), but there is a difference between arguing and rehashing a referee's fallible interpretation and glumly accepting the readout of the machine.
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It's a kind of thesis statement for the show, as the camera jump cuts from the Gilmores screaming at each other to the Gilmores giggling together, again and again, until finally we end with Lorelai and Emily rehashing the fight they've been having since Lorelai first got pregnant.
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As a consequence, this new four-part project ends up rehashing much of the case, while picking up where "Serial" left off in a way that weaves the media attention the original generated into the story, in much the way that the second season of "Making a Murderer" did.
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" The Times can be forgiven for not rehashing Sanders's viral diatribes against the "millionaires and billionaires" who run the country, but those who thought he at least held his own looked in vain for any mention of his call for reform of "a very broken criminal justice system.
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" (If you ever claim to have a concrete resolution for that series of statements, the reanimated corpse of Tzara will appear and beat you with his monocle.) Rehashing a familiar Dada anecdote, Olshan explains, "The name DADA, the story goes, was chosen in a typically Dada manner: by chance.
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The ten-year jumps between First Class, Days of Future Past, and Apocalypse turn out to be a lazy way to soft-reboot the series, so that each installment can hand-wave away whatever happened in the last installment and go about rehashing the same plot points all over again.
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Trump starts by rehashing the very, very old story of John Podesta, the Clinton Foundation, and the Russian uranium deal—a story that helped kick off the right's anti-Clinton war back in 2015 and that served as a kind of grace note to Clinton's eventual defeat in the 2016 election.
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Andrew Barker, Variety:: His performance here is no better and no worse than in his previous two or three outings, though what once was a bracingly anarchic approach is starting to feel a bit old hat, like a standup comic rehashing vintage punchlines for cheers of recognition, rather than laughs.
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Rehashing problems about climate change, free trade and migration policies — amply discussed in other multilateral talking forums — the next G-20 meeting is missing a chance to address the crucially important issue of the economic policy coordination to strengthen and accelerate the global business cycle by reducing destabilizing trade imbalances.
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The draft also said, rehashing similar growth plans in the past, the government would set up a council to promote the "Internet of Things", in which industrial and consumer firms and software providers team up to offer smarter ways of doing things such as predicting mechanical problems before they arise.
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It's not another rehashing of the tired, conventional arguments over why America has the highest rates of gun violence in the developed world, or whether universal background checks and new assault weapons would solve the problem, or if the Second Amendment entitles private citizens to buy whatever firearms they feel like owning.
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Kelly's rehashing of the events, which conflicts with public and behind-the-scenes accounts from multiple sources, left some White House officials with the impression that Kelly was trying to get senior staff to get on the same page about the recent events -- and offering a rosier picture of his own actions -- the sources said.
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But Five Star Bouncy House is more than just a nostalgic rehashing of your favorite childhood inflatable structure; the artwork is the result of a socially conscious collaboration between Takala and a group of children from a London youth center, the latter of which not only helped design the work, but technically have ownership over it as well.
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It's no coincidence that the cities vote Democratic; it's also no coincidence that this latest rehashing of a health care bill is perhaps the most punitive version yet to the people who need Medicaid and family planning assistance, and the most generous to states that defied the real help offered by the Affordable Care Act. Unbelievable.
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Along the way, these podcasts have hit upon a smart business model: Instead of putting great resources into reporting out an under-covered case, à la "Serial," they churn through the seemingly endless stream of existing true crime tales, rehashing old cases with the help of Wikipedia pages, Netflix documentaries, local papers, other podcasts and of course, Oxygen specials.
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But more recently the President's rallies are not having the same effect, even as he ramps up his campaign schedule For a President who sometimes struggles with staying on script, Trump's rallies largely follow a familiar pattern -- a rehashing of election night, slams against political opponents, and criticism of the ongoing investigation into Russia meddling in the 2016 election.
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In addition to the parade of forgettable post-Amy lovers, there's too much textbook-style rehashing of the political turmoil of the '60s (including an exhaustive account of the student unrest at Columbia University in 1968), and more about the minuscule particulars of young Ferguson's literary and journalistic careers than most readers will care to know.
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Over the course of their 2018 residency, McCloughan and Rogers found themselves rehashing the experience, which plays out as a psychological drama between two ambiguous couples — Rogers and McCloughan, who both consciously cultivate non-normative approaches to the gender binary, and "Marty" and "Lisa" (whose names were changed in character form to protect the privacy of their real-life analogues).
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Since December, headlines declaring that absolutely everyone you know is buying the Amazon coat, or that the Amazon coat was taking over entire cities, have been inescapable, despite the fact that the evidence is often nebulous: Sometimes it's a New York–based writer claiming to have seen a few on the subway, but most often, it's just rehashing Katy's original reporting.
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With each news cycle, the political press corps has run itself in circles, rehashing the latest bizarre pitfall to befall Trump's White House bid—a controversial tweet, a racist remark, an astonishingly erratic response to a national crisis—only to wind up right back where it started, attempting to concoct some new narrative about why the presumptive Republican nominee can't get his shit together.
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Zuckerberg testifies at congressional hearings While Zuckerberg's apology tour of the Capitol building seems to have largely been devoted to rehashing the major changes they've announced in recent days and weeks, he did reveal that the number of Facebook accounts with ties to Russian Intelligence could be in the "tens of thousands," an admission that greatly exceeds the several hundred that Facebook had previously disclosed.
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When Warren pressed Bloomberg to release former employees from NDAs they signed, he stumbled and melted down under pressure, first rehashing talking points about how his company was a good working environment for women and then arguing that none of the women accused him personally of doing anything "other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told," drawing grimaces and groans from the audience.
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At the defense's request, any video of Gray's arrest shown in court will have the audio muted on the grounds that Gray's wailing and the commentary of onlookers could prejudice the case; a "step-by-step" rehashing of Gray's injuries sustained after the arrest will not be permitted, nor will discussion of Gray's past run-ins with the law and his exposure to lead poisoning as a child.
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"It is regrettable that the Attorney General's Office — rather than take heed of Judge Agostini's extensive and carefully reasoned decision, and despite its own unqualified admission that the Berkshire Museum's Trustees have acted in good faith — has now, three days after that decision was issued, filed an 11th-hour appeal rehashing the same arguments that were so thoroughly rejected by the court," Sotheby's spokesperson Darrell Rocha told the Berkshire Eagle.
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" Kardashian got candid about revisiting Simpson's murder trial on Kocktails With Khloé in February of 2016, explaining why she's a little sensitive to the topic: "I've seen all of the documentaries [about the O.J. Simpson case]... and the rehashing of the footage of the O.J. trial and all this stuff, and just seeing my dad and everything again, I relived emotions, like 'Oh my God, I forgot the sound of my dad's voice.
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Here's The Washington Post on the meeting: Days after being sworn in, President Trump insisted to congressional leaders invited to a reception at the White House that he would have won the popular vote had it not been for millions of illegal votes, according to people familiar with the meeting... Two people familiar with the meeting said Trump spent about 10 minutes at the start of the bipartisan gathering rehashing the campaign.
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Mascots, for the most part, is just a gentle rehashing of Guest's best works: the exploration of a strange pocket in the world, the immense earnestness that often leads to sadness, the competitive nature (and the ridiculousness of watching people compete for something that means nothing), the usual cast (Jane Lynch, Parker Posey, Fred Willard, Ed Begley Jr., Christopher Guest reprising his role as Corky St. Clair, etc.), and the semi-improvisational nature.
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In many cases, Facebook provided standard answers, rehashing already known information about its platform, and sidestepped questions from senators on the Commerce and Judiciary committees, before which CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE testified in April.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity late Monday invited ABC's Jimmy Kimmel to appear on his program, vowing there would be "no name-calling, no anger, no rehashing of the Twitter fight" that began with Kimmel's mockery of first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's accent.
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Rather than ignoring the anniversary, however, Russia punctuated the occasion on Monday with an hourlong news conference at the United Nations and a 52-page report rehashing the episode in detail, amplified by extensive coverage on its English-language government channel, RT. Russian officials also have tried to turn the tables, accusing Britain of violating international law by refusing to provide Russian consular officials access to the Skripals, who survived and whose whereabouts has not been made public.
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In fact, per an article in the New York Times rehashing the plan, police seem pretty steamed about the matter, such as this Indiana state investigator who works on internet child abuse:"If we go back to the situation where we again don't have access, now we know directly all the evidence we've lost and all the kids we can't put into a position of safety," said Chuck Cohen, who leads an Indiana State Police task force on internet crimes against children.
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" The big picture: Axios contributor Bill Bishop emails, "There is little new in this speech, these broad promises have been made before, and none of them go to the real heart of the U.S. angst over China ... Maybe this time the mooted reforms will be implemented, and maybe Xi is leaving it to his subordinates to quickly fill in the specific details and timelines, but overall I thought this speech was predictable and underwhelming, with much rehashing of what he said at Davos in 2017.
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" It is unclear whether Trump is rehashing the restraint of former national security adviser H.R. McMaster or the counsel of former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Overnight Defense: Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran | Hostage negotiator chosen for national security adviser | Senate Dems block funding bill | Documents show Pentagon spent at least 4K at Trump's Scotland resort Bolton blasts Trump's foreign policy in closed-door meeting: report MORE, who wrote an editorial a few years ago in the New York Times with the headline, "To stop Iran's bomb, bomb Iran.
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