But to the Department of Justice, this whole rigamarole is simply absurd.
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And the whole rigamarole is whetting fans' appetites for the new season of KUWTK.
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Or, for that matter, the resources and time to spiral through all the administrative rigamarole.
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But even the easiest of tasks, like reading an email, ends up becoming a rigamarole.
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But perhaps, in some small measure, it's good to remember that bureaucratic rigamarole is an old story.
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But now, I realize Gwen and Goop have an even better handle on summer's greasy hair rigamarole.
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But what if you could avoid the whole rigamarole and breeze out of the gym without having to restyle?
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BRAZILE: No, I&aposm saying that it&aposs a misdemeanor versus putting them through all of this other legal rigamarole.
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I definitely feel that bit of friction, and curse the dance every time I have to go through the rigamarole.
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As for Home Hub owners, Dooley says they shouldn't expect to go through the same rigamarole a few years from now.
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So we were applying for the exhibitor floor, you have to pay for that, so we were going through the rigamarole there.
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Some people are talking about internet companies doing this so they can go public very quickly without the whole rigamarole that happens.
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Now that I've signed up for it, though, the whole rigamarole of keeping the most functional phone in my pocket is just easier.
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It's a whole rigamarole to register, but well worth it if you know you need to get somewhere after a night of drinking.
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It's the same rigamarole you have to go through with the iPad Pro, only with the Files app instead of the Photos app.
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Adding the bride or groom's mother to the process makes the process more egalitarian as well, distancing modern couples from the whole patriarchal rigamarole.
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REGULATORY "RIGAMAROLE" Seattle's wake-up call came on a sweltering August night in 2012 when power failed in a downtown building housing key city servers.
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But in the back of my mind, I'm still thinking: It's a red flag that we had to go through this rigamarole in the first place.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" might seem insignificant in the grand scheme, but why spend $40/month on Hulu Live, putting yourself through the rigamarole of cancelling cable, etc.
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So when you go on vacation, you can also take a holiday from your work apps without having to go through the rigamarole of turning off notifications one by one.
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Next time you punch "how to vote" or "how to register" into Google's search bar, all the tricky logistical details of your state's specific electoral rigamarole will be spelled out in plain English.
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This year, the GOP contest is simple: after some opening rigamarole at their caucus sites, an ordinary secret ballot vote on presidential candidates will be conducted, and the totals will be tallied statewide.
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We watch the whole rigamarole Kimmy goes through in the first episode of trying to spend time with Dong, only to end up heartbroken, realizing that she really, really needs to move on.
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"It's a big rigamarole and generally people don't try to move CJIS data into the cloud because of the difficulty and cost, but it's starting to happen," said Steve Nichols, Georgia's chief technology officer.
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In addition to making sure we board our flight on time, we have to go through the tedious rigamarole of checking luggage, keeping boarding passes and identification handy, and, of course, passing through airport security.
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He also knew no one wants to endure the rigamarole of creating a username and password, maintaining a buddy list, and joining yet another social network just to know what their friends are up to.
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"Because she hasn't been groomed in a ... political machine, her lack of familiarity with political/government rigamarole is extremely relatable," Cristian Uriostegui, a 23-year-old constituent of Ocasio-Cortez's, told me in an email.
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Time for the final step: I exit the store, waved through the exit barrier by an opening-day Amazon fella there to explain the whole rigamarole to folks who simply can't believe it, or refuse to.
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Push for Pizza is an app that presupposes that you would rather press a single button and receive a pizza than go through the rigamarole of logging into Seamless, filling out an order…you know what?
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But the fact that they haven't bothered to find a way to make the budget math work on this raises the question of why they are bothering with the whole repeal and replace rigamarole at all.
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Meditation is an integral part of yoga—in fact, the whole rigamarole with the sweaty sun salutations and twisty poses is largely meant to help you sit in a comfortable meditation posture for as long as possible.
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The device was actually supposed come to market in 1996, but was held up by a film-licensing rigamarole made more complicated than necessary because Hollywood saw Hong Kong as a piracy hotbed, and not without cause.
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Though she was presumed to just have a bad stomach bug by her doctor, I was so anxious I could barely stop myself from calling an ambulance, even though we had already been through the ER rigamarole once.
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This is the general Amazon help page A Krebs reader pointed out that this is an excellent scam because Amazon allows you to cash out directly to a bank account, bypassing all of the rigamarole associated with crypto exchanges.
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There is a general perception, romantic and almost certainly misguided, that owing to players being overindulged following the rigamarole of Christmas Day there are bound to be defensive slip ups, goals galore and memorable games in each and every division.
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We were planning on parking in the garage (hence moving this to Saturday and all the other rigamarole we went through), but when we arrive at the garage the guy tells us we have to download the app and pay in advance to park there.
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From there it was on to Williams College for another one year temporary appointment. One of his favorite students was James Phinney Baxter III who shared Snow's disdain for the academic rigamarole and nearly got tossed out as a result. Some 25 years later, Baxter returned to Williams as President. At the end of that year he was hired to teach debate and English at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
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Mooney recorded numerous orchestral albums in his own name, such as Ballet With A Beat (1961), which fused famous ballet melodies such as "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" and "Sabre Dance" with West Coast jazz, and the earlier Musical Horoscope, for which Mooney composed a different tune for each of the signs of the zodiac. Having joined ASCAP in 1936, Mooney's compositions included "Rigamarole", "Hodge-Podge", "Jumpin' Jiminy", "Sing, It's Good For Ya", and "Goin' to Town".
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For the most part, the Thai senior officers involved in the opium trade had been trained by Lair. They knew him well enough to know his skepticism about banning drugs, and that he would not retaliate on them. They also knew the king favored him, and that Lair's in- laws were politically influential. Lair would simply ask these officers for needed information, bypassing all the rigamarole of tasking undercover agents to spy upon the drug trade.
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Phantasie II sold 30,100 copies. Compute! in 1986 recommended it to those seeking a more traditional role-playing game than SSI's Rings of Zilfin or who enjoyed Phantasie. Scorpia criticized Phantasie II for not changing its predecessor's "infamous Distribution and Selling rigamarole", including a bug with the handling of money. The magazine concluded, "Although flawed in certain aspects, Phantasie II is an interesting, and overall good, game of the RPG type" and recommended it to fans of the first game.
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Eagan worked on a number of television productions, including CBC's The Health Show, the TV program Curiosities and in the Man Alive documentary Beyond Belief. He also collaborated with choreographer Tedd Robinson on the latter's dance work "Rigamarole"."Tedd Robinson : Toucher du bois". Voir, Catherine Hébert 26 September 2001 Eagan is the proprietor of Twelfth Root Studios, and has been involved in the design and evolution of the Haken Audio Continuum Fingerboard, including mechanical and operational issues, as well as principal sound design for the internal sound engine of the Continuum Fingerboard.
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In the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham on 16 March, Intersky Falcon started the 8/1 third favourite behind Rooster Booster (11/8) and Rigamarole (4/1). He was towards the back of the field at the third last hurdle but stayed on well to finish third behind Hardy Eustace and Rooster Booster. In the Aintree Hurdle a month later he finished fourth behind Rhinestone Cowboy, Rooster Booster and Westender, beaten le than two lengths by the winner. On his final appearance of the season he finished fifth behind Hasty Prince (also trained by O'Neill) in the Concept Hurdle at Sandown on 23 April.
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105 However, critic Feisal Khan complains, despite "rigamarole" of detailed instructions for setting up the pool and profit rate, in the end the rate is capped by the State Bank at "the rate declared by the State under its Export finance scheme". Another use of musharaka in Pakistan is by one of the largest Islamic banks (Meezan Bank) which has attempted to remedy a major problem of Islamic banking namely providing lines of credit for the working needs of client firms. This it does with a (putative) musharaka "Islamic running finance facility". Since the workhorses of Islamic finance are product-based vehicles such as murabaha, which expire once the product has been financed, they do not provide steady funding a line of credit for firms to draw on.
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The "Pastichio Medley" is a medley of riffs from a variety of sources recorded after Siamese Dream and before the completion of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. It features "The Demon", "Thunderbolt", "Dearth", "Knuckles", "Star Song", "Firepower", "New Waver", "Space Jam", "Zoom", "So Very Sad About Us", "Phang", "Speed Racer", "The Eternal E", "Hairy Eyeball", "The Groover", "Hell Bent for Hell", "Rachel", "A Dog's Prayer", "Blast", "The Black Rider", "Slurpee", "Flipper", "The Viper", "Bitch", "Fried", "Harmonia", "U.S.A.", "The Tracer", "Envelope Woman", "Plastic Guy", "Glasgow 3am", "The Road Is Long", "Funkified", "Rigamarole", "Depresso", "The Streets Are Hot Tonite", "Dawn at 16", "Spazmatazz", "Fucker", "In the Arms of Sheep", "Speed", "77", "Me Rock You Snow", "Feelium", "Is Alex Milton", "Rubberman", "Spacer", "Rock Me", "Weeping Willowly", "Rings", "So So Pretty", "Lucky Lad", "Jackboot", "Milieu", "Disconnected", "Let Your Lazer Love Light Shine Down", "Phreak", "Porkbelly", "Robot Lover", "Jimmy James", "America", "Slinkeepie", "Dummy Tum Tummy", "Fakir", "Jake", "Camaro", "Moonkids", "Make It Fungus", "V-8", and "Die". "Rachel" bears a similar sound to, and is apparently an early version of, the Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness song "X.Y.U.".
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