Meanwhile, they are rushing through a range of executive orders.
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By this point the endorphins would be rushing through you.
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They say they're rushing through it because it can't wait.
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They are rushing through a bill without the normal procedures.
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Instead, Mr. Kaine was worried that he was rushing through life.
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I have no interest in rushing through any of those processes.
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Despite rushing through a bill that hurts so many people, Rep.
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The warmth, the hospitality, all of that came rushing through my mind.
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It suggests an atmosphere of rushing through the design and certification process.
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The government has faced criticism from some quarters for rushing through the reforms.
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The sound of blood rushing through arteries and sweat forming at the brow.
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The rain isn't heavy here, but the wind is rushing through the leaves.
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The government has faced criticism from some quarters for rushing through the bill.
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I stopped in the street, looking down at the sewage rushing through the gutter.
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Now they were rushing through the strands of the curtain, shimmying their butts off.
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Its gear transitions seamlessly from lounging on the couch to rushing through the airport.
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It&aposs probably more prudent than rushing through your filing and making a mistake.
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Videos of the scene posted online showed floodwaters rushing through the town at night.
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Traffic was light, and the warm air rushing through my open window dried my sweat.
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Y., said Republicans were rushing through judges who only recently passed the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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I was rushing through rooms and clearing out early enemies with ease in no time.
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Let's say you're rushing through Duane Reade to grab a quick snack before your workout.
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The Parker probe also detected rogue waves of magnetic energy rushing through the solar wind.
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No smiling figure came rushing through the birch trees, towards the lake, to pick it up.
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Rushing through last-minute prep is one of the worst things you can do, Tobias said.
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"As a principle, I am opposed to rushing through investigative processes and trial processes" she said.
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Senate Republicans have made it clear that they have no interest in rushing through health care.
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Mr. Santos's rivals accused him of rushing through the new agreement without letting them revise it.
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I find myself rushing through faster than I should, hoping the credits are around the corner.
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The excitement only builds as they inch closer and hear the H2O rushing through the trees.
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But all that heat is melting Arctic ice, which sends cold water rushing through our oceans.
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"In real life, everyone would be wearing masks, rushing through places," says mom of two Nicholle Martinez.
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They said Alabama was rushing through a specialized execution protocol, increasing the chances of a flawed procedure.
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"I will not be rushing through Greenwich Village at Halloween shaking my finger at people," Scafidi says.
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They help this production survive some uneven stretches and a general sense of rushing through the material.
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The prevailing mood — dreamlike sadness; a feeling of being lost; rushing through darkness — continued in what followed.
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Local news in Kansas City showed footage of shoppers rushing through stores to stock up on essentials.
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But if you're one of the many rushing through your bathroom hygiene routine, the only victim is yourself.
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Images from the scene showed brightly dressed family members rushing through the crowd and embracing one another outdoors.
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Photos and videos from the scene showed brown water rushing through the streets, carrying along anything in its path.
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Sometimes, I paused in my slow, steady work to catch sight of a screeching bird rushing through the trees.
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But analysts say rushing through public offerings could lead to unsold shares with only Tanzanians allowed to buy them.
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If an AirPod falls out while you're rushing through a crowd or on the subway, you're kind of screwed.
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Drilling opponents have accused the Trump administration of rushing through the process to get leases sold and drilling started.
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Discussions could unfold naturally instead of everybody rushing through their answers so they could get to the next subject.
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A huge, bright, blazing flash that sends a boozy warmth rushing through her body, right down to her toes.
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I.T. workers began rushing through the building, urging employees to unplug their computers — both the Ethernet and power cables.
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That's what we should have been working on last year, instead of rushing through the Trump-Republican tax scam.
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These fights were such a highlight that I was rushing through the next area to see what was in store.
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The man drew attention when he set off an alarm while allegedly rushing through the security screening area, Verderosa said.
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Post-surgery, Kate is rushing off to yoga and Kevin is rushing through his recovery leaving a very worried Toby.
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I'm not really sure whether I'm now screaming because of the pain or because of the adrenaline rushing through me.
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Earlier Thursday, Democrats accused the GOP of rushing through Pruitt's nomination in order to appease Trump and fossil fuel interests.
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But rushing through a bad hire — male or female — could hurt the firm's financial performance for a decade or more.
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All the stories I had heard — police officers harassing couples, extorting men, sexually assaulting women — went rushing through my mind.
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Instead they chose to take on healthcare, rushing through a shockingly unpopular bill with the minimum possible amount of debate.
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And the town of Tremont, 110 miles northeast of Philadelphia, saw rivers of water rushing through its streets late Monday.
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U.S. shareholders deserve better protection against fraud, but rushing through this sweeping fix would do as much harm as good.
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But analysts say rushing through public offerings could lead to unsold shares, given that only Tanzanians are allowed to buy them.
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Okay, so maybe this sight of 20th century Claire rushing through her Boston hospital in scrubs means nothing to the story.
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With this, it doesn't feel like you're rushing through — you get a chance to soak in and experience The Walking Dead.
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These investigations should be completed and the findings reviewed before rushing through legislation that sets national policy for decades to come.
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Hi, I'm sure you're just rushing through this column this week because you can't wait for that #sports thing to happen.
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The weather conditions on Thursday are downright dire, with strong, damaging winds rushing through mountain passes and down hillsides toward the coast.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) told VICE News while rushing through the underbelly of the Capitol on the way to cast a vote.
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Shortly after the BET Awards ended, Everyday Struggle released video footage of a clearly irritated Budden rushing through an interview with Migos.
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The game actively prevents you from rushing through these altercations, too, and holds you to a timer between actions you can take.
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Just after rushing through all of that Project xCloud noise, it took the wraps off of Project Scarlett, its next-gen console.
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Cal Fire released time-lapse footage showing floodwater rushing through burn scars in Leach Canyon, Coldwater Canyon and McVicker Canyon Thursday morning.
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The department released time-lapse footage showing floodwater rushing through burn scars in Leach Canyon, Coldwater Canyon and McVicker Canyon Thursday morning.
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Internal Boeing survey hints at a culture of rushing through aircraft safety features in the years before 2 fatal 737 Max crashes
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Rushing through approval of a harmful drug can lead to increased illness and even death, both of which have real economic costs.
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Let's just say the sound of wind rushing through the pine trees and creaky floorboards did not help me sleep that night.
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It showed a white car rushing through an intersection and running over a police officer, who was standing on a pedestrian crossing.
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After leading the N.F.L. in yards rushing through the first three games, the Texans could not get anything going on the ground.
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The Moon, in Capricorn, is encouraging you to tackle your to-do list; however, you're not up for rushing through your tasks.
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It just heightens the game's meditative, otherworldly style, letting you really feel your character rushing through surreal landscapes fighting squid-like voxel enemies.
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Alpine Fit was physical torture, but there's so much adrenaline rushing through my cherry-red face, I won't feel the pain until tomorrow.
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Oh, sure, I've seen the water rushing through the trees while I drove over it on the interstate—but that was about it.
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"It took us by surprise that the government has now given a date and is rushing through implementation," said the Australia-based campaigner.
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In an instant, dozens of people emerged from hiding spots in the beach dunes, rushing through the sand to pick the birds up.
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When it feels like there aren't enough hours in a day to get your work done, it's natural to try rushing through everything.
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Rushing through a slideshow, Roberts said that the school had to close for two reasons: low enrollment and a need for $900,0003 in repairs.
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Rushing through a slideshow, Roberts said that the school had to close for two reasons: low enrollment and a need for $83,000 in repairs.
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It is legislative malpractice that Congress, without a minute of Senate debate, is rushing through the CLOUD Act on this must-pass spending bill.
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The department shared a video of the mesmerizing fire on Facebook, which shows the flames looking like water rushing through a bowl-shaped area.
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Some analysts, though, say rushing through several IPOs at once could lead to unsold shares, given that only Tanzanians are allowed to buy them.
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The 133-minute film starts off in the kitchen, with Tara Shinde (Vidya Balan) rushing through her morning chores while her family lazes around.
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Jones: Sex magic is an invitation to get deliberate and mindful about your sexual arousal rather than rushing through the act for physical gratification.
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The book is told from Middle Sister's perspective, most of which are the thoughts rushing through her head as events force themselves upon her.
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Delayed trains in the morning can result in rushing through projects at work or staying late, and they can create more work for others.
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After rushing through the kitchen doors and down the basement, staff members hop on an elevator before navigating the famous corridors to reach their destination.
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By rushing through the development tests, the agency will place more emphasis on the operational testing process, which could end up causing even longer delays.
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If you feel like you're rushing through a strength-training circuit, it's worth it to give yourself time to rest so you don't overdo it.
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Instead, Congress is rushing through an enormous giveaway to the wealthy, as if it is in a race with Mueller to get to Trump first.
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In Villegailhenc, video posted by witnesses on social media showed river waters rushing through a gap where a bridge had crumbled and been carried away.
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Republican operatives have accused these Democrats of rushing through the impeachment investigation, and that they undeservedly touted their national security backgrounds to justify their reasoning.
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Towards the close of fourth episode "Stan By Me," we see Sydney rushing through a backstreet on her way home from the local bowling alley.
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And they believe the administration is rushing through some of the most controversial Cabinet nominees in recent history and thwarting their attempts to fully scrutinize them.
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And don't forget: Slow-and-steady Saturn is also retrograde until September, so any hope of rushing through this Pluto backspin is probably out the window.
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One example of a runaway star, called Zeta Ophiuchi, is actually rushing through the Milky Way at 54,000 mph relative to its surroundings, according to NASA.
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As visitors enter the 131' space, they influence the luminosity, which brightens or dims, reacting to the movements, be it human or the wind rushing through.
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Analysts have said this was because American importers were rushing through purchases of Chinese goods in order to beat an anticipated rise in tariffs in January.
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But it's not a great look for the company or Zuckerberg, who was accused during the trial of rushing through due diligence during the acquisition process.
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They argue that Democrats are rushing through impeachment so that they can remove the 45th U.S. president because they can't beat him at the ballot box.
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The state Senate, rushing through a raft of measures before adjourning for the year next week, is likely to take up the bill Monday or Tuesday.
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However, after weeks of emphasizing the "urgency" of rushing through impeachment, Speaker Pelosi astonishingly announced that she would not be sending the articles to the Senate.
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For the sake of his own political legacy, President Obama is rushing through regulations — like the overtime rule — that will cause people to lose their livelihoods.
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Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said an estimated 10,1 barrels of premium gasoline were rushing through the pipeline with 20 kilograms of pressure when it was ruptured.
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It's so satisfying to fill in outlines of letters, there's something about it that allows me to block out all the other thoughts rushing through my head.
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Rushing through a vote on Kavanaugh in the face of accusations seen as credible could create problems for Republicans that last years, or even decades, he said.
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Turkey has been Qatar's most powerful ally in the dispute, rushing through legislation to send more troops to its base in Doha as a sign of support.
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And in Iowa, activists at the Corning town hall meeting accused Mr. Grassley of "rushing through this confirmation process" from his influential perch atop the Judiciary Committee.
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And while Congress is running out of time to strike a deal on the issue, the Republican leaders remains focused on rushing through an expansive legislative agenda.
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I thought of the waves of sleep rushing through their brains, washing out the tiny unimportant flotsam of today so that tomorrow's heavier truths could wash in.
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Californians this weekend captured harrowing scenes of cars stuck in sinkholes, trucks toppling off a crumbling highway and muddy waters rushing through the streets of Los Angeles.
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In fact, Congress is rushing through a bill that will expand the NSA's legal authority to collect, analyze, and act on the digital communications of American citizens. Rep.
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Chinese scientists may end up being the first to cure cancer using CRISPR, but it's unclear what repercussions may come with rushing through these early safety trials. [WSJ]
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Being able to reach a live agent right away was a big advantage if he was trying to make a reservation while rushing through an airport, he said.
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Republicans suggested that Democrats handled Ford's claims improperly and leaked them to the press, while Democrats slammed Republicans for rushing through the consideration of such a sensitive matter.
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That strange interaction came to mind every time Leaving Neverland showed Jackson rushing through a crowd of flashing cameras and screaming fans with a young boy by his side.
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There are a ton of small and big feature updates, and it felt like Apple executives were rushing through the presentation because there are so many things to announce.
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Like, I suspect, a good number of you, I spent last weekend rushing through season 3 of Stranger Things to make sure nothing was spoiled when I went online.
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Rushing through each coat will cause your mani to erode faster — as well as using too thick a layer, both of which happen all too often in busy salons.
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"After years of howling at the moon about Democrats rushing through the Affordable Care Act ... Republicans are having committee votes two days after the bill is released," he added.
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It took me months to stop rushing through the recovery, even though you're supposed to spend more time in recovery than in the more muscular parts of the stroke.
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February's fall in exports followed an unexpected rebound in January, which analysts put down to companies rushing through orders ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday in early February.
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And it is not just the amount of water, as heavy rains cause tributaries to overflow, it is also the speed of that water, rushing through towns like a bulldozer.
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Even though it's more than an hour long, "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too" feels like it's rushing through its narrative, instead of teasing out the implications of each big reveal.
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Rushing through the story too quickly in XCOM 2 is a dangerous thing, since you can quickly find yourself outgunned by more powerful alien forces in the game's later missions.
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Rushing through your taxes and omitting important information can increase your risk of being audited, as can failing to report taxable income, claiming too many deductions, or even excessive rounding.
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Democrats have accused Republicans of rushing through nominees and not waiting for the American Bar Association to complete its independent review of judicial nominees, which normally takes about five weeks.
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"Cutting corners and rushing through regulations leads to carelessly crafted rules that harm small businesses and their ability to thrive and create good-paying jobs," Walberg said in a statement.
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After rushing through formalities and explaining who she is, Mary Louise voices doubts about whether her son (and Celeste's husband) Perry raped Jane, calling into question Jane's integrity and trustworthiness.
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I'm just dropping my kids at school and trying not to be obnoxious to you or to the people I know by rushing through on the phone like a Hollywood jerk.
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He became the third player in FBS history to amass at least 3,000 yards passing and 1,000 yards rushing through 243 games of a season, according to the Fox TV broadcast.
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"Rushing through a driverless vehicle bill that lacks fundamental safeguards will make our roads less safe and risks turning an already skeptical public even more against this technology," the letter said.
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Republican leaders invited taxpayers and state governments to play tax avoidance games by rushing through an unpopular mess of a tax bill that, over time, will benefit few and hurt many.
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The sound design also helps bring the series' creatures to life, though roars, grunts, snuffles, and subtler noises like heavy footsteps, or the rustling of raptors rushing through a field of wheat.
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"The whistleblowers who came forward have expressed significant concerns about the potential procedural and legal violations connected with rushing through a plan to transfer nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia," the report says.
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In a small building next to the solar array, a meter was counting its output, and water was audibly rushing through a pipe connected to the pump, about 250 feet below ground.
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But some countries are talking about rushing through the final steps, possibly even bringing the agreement into force by the end of this year, before Mr. Obama leaves office on Jan. 20.
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Last October, another wind-driven fire ripped through the city of Santa Rosa, rushing through apartment buildings, mobile home parks, and fast-food restaurants, killing 22017 people and leveling more than 5,000 structures.
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As Hong Kong's protests have intensified, Ho has cautioned against rushing through controversial legislation such as national education and a public investment vehicle, and stated that the government needs to be more inclusive.
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A day later, though, I was rushing through one meeting on the show floor, trying to figure out how I was going to get from the La Vegas Convention Center to Caesar's Palace.
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The Moonlight producers and directors ended up rushing through their words of thanks amidst a cloud of confusion after it was determined that La La Land had wrongly been announced Best Picture winner.
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The helium gas begins rushing through pipes toward storage tanks, or, if the pressure gets too high, it's released through valves and emits a screeching sound like a steam locomotive leaving the station.
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As Sunday's finale nears, fans are fearful 'GoT' is heading down the same path as "Seinfeld" ... but Michael isn't buying the narrative that HBO's writers are rushing through the 8th and final season.
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All of the greats have a tone, a feeling of sorts, rushing through the threads of moving image and collating them into a tapestry that becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
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" Republicans, Mr. Chait argues, are rushing through a flawed tax bill because they know that "extended public debate and scrutiny of their already-unpopular plan would only subject them to more public backlash.
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Experts say they can't be completely sure of its authenticity, but the display of an item so evocative certainly spurs contemplation of the torment that must have been rushing through van Gogh's mind.
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Mr. Parrish, 33, kept his head down, rushing through his grunt work so that he'd have time to watch the old hands perform more complex maneuvers, recording their moves to mimic them later.
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A Navy report released in August found that within 143 seconds of the collision, seawater began rushing through a gaping hole in the starboard hull, filling berths in which sailors had been sleeping.
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Arkansas is following this playbook to defend rushing through eight executions with a drug that science and experience tell us is wholly inadequate for the task and has already resulted in gruesome executions.
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In fact, many of us are rushing through foreplay (and presumably, kissing): Researchers have found that the average foreplay lasts 13 minutes, even though most people want it to last a few minutes longer.
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I find myself rushing through the game-y aspects, so I can spend more time studying after class, strolling in the park, making friends, seeing and hearing how a different culture passes a year.
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Rushing through thigh-deep snow, Sergeant Chapman charged ahead of Chief Slabinski, and they killed two fighters in a bunker — a hole dug in the ground under a tree — before the airman was wounded.
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By making each episode an hour long, the show has room to breathe without rushing through; by dividing each book into two parts, we're able to see the full story of each gloomy misadventure.
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But in both, as in much of the rest of the concert, she seems inappropriately breezy, rushing through rich material in the manner of someone trying to appear comfortable when out of her element.
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The opposition Kuomintang has said it supports efforts to protect Taiwan from any infiltration threat, but accused the DPP of rushing through the legislation for electoral gain, calling it a threat to Taiwan's democracy.
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Democrats have argued that Senate Republicans are trying to cover up the President's misconduct by rushing through the trial, and they've argued the delay put the focus on whether the trial would have witnesses.
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Democrats have called on the SEC to investigate whether Price illegally wrote legislation benefiting his holdings, and they are criticizing Republicans for rushing through Price's nomination without further probing whether he misrepresented his investments.
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By the time Welcome to Marwen is rushing through its big courtroom speech, the film has become a treatise on using visual effects as a storytelling tool — and possibly accidentally, an exposé on their limits.
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Written by Michael Green, this "Orient Express" makes a few questionable choices, from the distractingly overdone musical score to rushing through the climax in a way that shortchanges the character interactions and blunts the payoff.
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In "About Love," such sentiments are dimmed and ironed out: "I remember feeling the blood rushing through my veins, and I was often in a strange melancholy, which felt both delightful and absurd," Peter announces.
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Then I put a section in my mouth, whispering her words to myself, paying attention to the sensual crackle of the skin beneath my teeth and the sweet spurt of juice rushing through my body.
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Electric pumps magnify that feeling, from the sight of milk rushing through the tubes to the whirrrrrr of the motor and the constant headache that comes with remembering all the parts, then cleaning them later on.
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In fact, the main sounds of particle accelerators come from all of the machinery: engines designed to keep components at cryogenic temperatures, fans whirring in supercomputing sensors, and water rushing through pipes to keep electronics cool.
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The reveling was premature: The bill still has to go to the Senate and back to the House, and analysts have already highlighted the immense electoral risks that come with rushing through an overwhelmingly unpopular bill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer on Monday pushed against rushing through confirmation hearings scheduled this week for at least seven of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees, saying the nominees need a thorough vetting.
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" Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah and one of eight Republican who voted against the measure, said in a statement that he objected to "rushing through billion-dollar spending bills at the 11th hour without sufficient debate.
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Amid the mysterious comings and goings, which include much kinetic rushing through the woods, the Portabella film emphasizes details like the crude bat puppets fluttering outside the window of a woman soon to receive Count Dracula's attentions.
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It shows us that public as the royals see it — again distantly, from palace balconies or through the windows of limousines and planes and luxuriously outfitted steam trains rushing through the peaceful beauty of the British countryside.
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He is now fighting assault charges after being accused, unjustly he argues, of injuring an elderly woman while rushing through the crowd after last year's Super Bowl to congratulate his twin brother, Martellus, on the Patriots' win.
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Sen. Joni Ernst was rushing through a nearly vacant Senate walkway Thursday morning as Christine Blasey Ford was recounting in gripping detail the assault she said she suffered at the hands of Brett Kavanaugh three decades ago.
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Martha McSally (R-Ariz.), the nation's first female combat pilot, said that she and several of her Armed Services Committee colleagues were worried Congress was rushing through an important issue that needed much more rigorous debate and deliberation.
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France escalated its response this week as the coronavirus threat rippled through schools, rushing through new emergency measures allowing parents who can't find child care to receive full pay while staying home with children who must be quarantined.
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White House officials believe Democrats — determined to take a House impeachment vote by Christmas and complete the Senate trial before the Iowa caucuses in February — may be rushing through the process more quickly than some members would like.
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At this rate, it wouldn't be too surprising if fans continued to comb through the final season to find even more mistakes, especially since many viewers have accused showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss of rushing through the ending.
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Within 23 seconds, seawater rushing through a gaping hole in the starboard hull was at first waist-deep, then neck-high as sailors pushed aside mattresses, wall lockers and other floating debris to clamber up a ladder to safety.
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A current senior administration official was among the unnamed whistleblowers who came forward "with significant concerns about the potential procedural and legal violations connected with rushing through a plan to transfer nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia," the report said.
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She has cited the case of a Hong Kong man who allegedly murdered his girlfriend in Taiwan last year, and who has since fled back to Hong Kong, as a major reason for rushing through the legislation with minimal public consultation.
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Although rushing through its backlog of claims due to over-emphasis on the backlog numbers temporarily eliminates criticism related to that number, it does not actually improve the lives of veterans, particularly if their claims are wrongly denied as a result.
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His accusations are consistent with an internal Boeing survey, conducted in November 2016, that found that 29% of engineers felt pressure from managers to certify plane systems they designed themselves — suggesting an atmosphere of rushing through the design and certification process.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said that while he agreed with House Democrats on the importance of keeping the government funded before "rushing through" an Obamacare repeal, he was not yet prepared to ask his caucus to adopt the same strategy.
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Rudisha, nicknamed 'King David' in Kenya, said he was happy the East African country had succeeded in rushing through an anti-doping law to satisfy the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), without which its participation in Rio would have been in jeopardy.
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In 2011, Faye Corman was rushing through a New Jersey train station after a visit to the Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia with her 3-year-old blind son, Jon Paul, when the boy suddenly stopped to stare at the platform's concrete floor.
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With the limited amount of time I had to play, I was more focused on rushing through the fight than taking my time to figure out the nuances of the mechanics, which is clearly what I needed to do in order to succeed.
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Britain's car industry, which employs around 850,000 people and is largely owned by foreign manufacturers, has been rushing through plans to cope with a potential no-deal Brexit, such as building up inventories and in some cases organising plant closures around Brexit day.
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The governor and the Democratic leaders of the State Legislature were rushing through a hastily written bill that would have relaxed ethics laws to allow Mr. Christie to profit from sales of a book and given raises to hundreds of public officials.
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Utah lawmakers, worried that the sales tax increase might not fully cover the costs, are rushing through a bill that would limit the expansion of Medicaid to people with incomes less than or equal to the poverty level, about $12,1003 for an individual.
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I still primped, but instead of rushing through a variety of products, I used each one with love and intention: slowly massaging in eye cream with my ring finger, icing my face each morning, and actually taking the time to care for my hair.
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Host nation Poland sought on the eve of the summit to defuse U.S. and European criticism of its moves to shackle the independent constitutional court by rushing through an amendment to its court law, although critics said it did not address the main concerns.
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There diamonds would have remained were it not for molten rock rushing through the mantle and drawing diamonds, garnets and other minerals with it, like a furious river pulling dirt from its banks, before erupting through Earth's surface faster than the speed of sound.
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By devoting so much time to emails and rushing through Clinton on ISIS, on one side, while letting Trump's Iraq lie slide by unchallenged, on the other, Lauer offered a demonstration of the prevailing double standard so graphic that it was hard to ignore.
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Britain's car industry, which employs around 850,000 people and is largely owned by foreign manufacturers, has been rushing through plans to cope with the potential disruption of a no-deal Brexit, such as building up inventories and in some cases organising plant closures around Brexit day.
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A month later, lawmakers in the state legislature undercut Charlotte's protections (which had been set to take effect on April 1st) by rushing through the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act, legislation that has sparked outrage within the Tar Heel state, around the country, and beyond.
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It is as if a part of them has died, and they need people close by to hold them when they cry, to bring them food and drink, to help them not be overwhelmed by the replaying of images that send fear rushing through their bodies.
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In a 2016 forum that was widely criticized, Lauer asked Hillary Clinton about her emails six times during their half-hour interview, spending one-third of his sit-down with the former secretary of state on the topic while rushing through questions about veteran suicide and terrorism.
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Azar took a far more nuanced tone than his boss in his Senate confirmation hearing, noting that private Medicare Part D plans already do negotiate prices themselves, while cracking open the door — but hardly rushing through it — for tweaking other parts of Medicare to address drug costs.
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Rushing through crowded shopping malls trying to find the perfect Lynx Africa gift-pack, negotiating post-party hangovers with end of year workloads and wrestling over roasting parsnips in the reduced section of Tescos on Christmas Eve—it's enough to make you pine for another time and place altogether.
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"It was not atypical to see me rushing through Wasserstein to the Dean of Students' office with Evelyn in her carriage, asking DOS can they keep her for a few until class was over," wrote Williams, who is the first and only person in her family to graduate from college.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), which accused Republicans of rushing through the confirmation process for Trump's Cabinet picks.
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It took me several repetitive hours of play before I'd earned enough experience points and defeated enough "boss" characters to unlock another course, but this was long after I'd mastered the only one available, to the point that I was rushing through because I no longer needed to reference the mini-map to know where my ball would go.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (Vt.), who came to the Senate in 1975 and is the longest-serving Democrat on the panel, blasted Republicans for rushing through Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"After years of howling at the moon about Democrats rushing through the Affordable Care Act — the mantra they said over and over and over again on the floor here and in the House, 'read the bill' — Republicans are having committee votes two days after the bill is released," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said on the Senate floor.
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Republican legislators acted fast on their plans, calling an emergency special session Wednesday, dropping their legislation on the laps of bewildered Democratic lawmakers Wednesday night, and rushing through passage Thursday while throngs of protesters screamed from the galleries (they were removed and some were arrested.) Republicans have veto-proof majorities in both houses of the legislature and, for a few more weeks at least, Republican Gov.
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Sergey Ponomarev shot an overcrowded boat of refugees arriving on the thinly patrolled shores of Lesbos, Greece; Matic Zorman took a photograph of a child refugee clutching bars, her face covered with a clear raincoat as she waits in line at Serbia's Presevo refugee registration camp; Bulent Kilic captured the chaos of Syrian refugees rushing through broken-down border fences to enter Turkish territory.
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However, what the small and multicultural media providers who have weighed in with the FCC — and what my congressional colleagues who sent letters to the FCC in December, including myself — find alarming is that the FCC appears to be rushing through sweeping rule changes without first examining the unintended consequences and potentially damaging impact that a radical industry shift could have on an already fragile, small and multicultural media market and its ecosystem.
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But the Kentucky Republican may turn out to be an asset for Democrats in the fall, as already competitive challengers against Republican incumbents are tying those incumbents to the Senate majority leader, not so much on impeachment but rather on his legislative role: rushing through right-wing judges and bottling up popular House-passed legislation, including crackdowns on rising drug prices, boosting the minimum wage, some campaign finance reform and pay equity for women.
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In a 2006 poem titled "Thanx 4 Nothing," written on his 70th birthday, Mr. Giorno wrote: May every drug I ever tookcome back and get you highmay every glass of vodka and wine I ever drankcome back and make you feel really good,numbing your nerve endsallowing the natural clarity of your mind to flow free,may all the suicides be songs of aspiration,thanks that bad news is always true,may all the chocolate I've ever eatencome back rushing through your bloodstreamand make you feel happy,thanks for allowing me to be a poeta noble effort, doomed, but the only choice.
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