"I have it somewhere — I saved it," she says.
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A dedicated group of Tokyo craftsmen saved it from extinction.
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Polaroid's brand was still strong enough to subsume what saved it.
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If the army is saved, it may save the residents too.
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"I saved it from the rain and from thieves," he said.
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Someone set it out by the road, and I saved it.
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A last minute bout of fundraising by alumni saved it, for now.
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What saved it was a decision in 2007 to do things differently.
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He took a screenshot of it and saved it for future use.
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He went there specially, got the pic and saved it up. pic.twitter.
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A successful letter-writing campaign saved it from cancellation after two seasons.
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He did, and I saved it for as much as I could.
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I've saved it all these years for my daughter, now age 6.
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The government says Aadhaar has already saved it as much as $5 billion.
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Federer, though, saved it and would save six of eight break points altogether.
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He worked three dominant innings, and Daniel Hudson saved it in the ninth.
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And now Roberts, a nominee of President George W. Bush, had saved it.
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"I saw him on Snapchat and I saved it," said Mr. Benyahia, smiling.
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Instead, she saved it for a very special cause: her daughter, North West, 3.
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In contrast, Pioneer's hedging has saved it around $260 billion since 2014, Dove estimated.
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"I think that last out, the ball, someone might have saved it," Colon said.
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Stratcom deleted the tweet a few hours later, but not before I saved it.
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If you agreed to have your sample saved, it will also be physically destroyed.
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But she saved it more gracefully than any other human being could possibly have mustered.
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I'd seen this movie before too, which is why I saved it nearly for last.
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It's a huge overhaul, and there's a reason why Federighi saved it for last on Monday.
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Trump purchased the club from Ritz and effectively saved it because it was in financial ruin.
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FedEx's financial filings show that the law has so far saved it at least $1.6 billion.
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Not doing so saved it from larger expenses that would burden its already laden balance sheet.
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The 1 percent spent 30 percent less on eating out and saved it for retirement instead.
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Kardashian deleted the screenshot, but not before a number of his followers saved it themselves (see below).
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"We had steered away from black all season and saved it specially for the Oscars," says Amador.
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He had saved it from his family's ill-advised tricks, from the disgrace of Frank's dinner parties.
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One thing is clear: if T-TIP is to be saved, it will bear a Trump brand.
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It had discovered this economic logic, and that's what saved it, and that's what spread from there.
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Finestein had the letter in July and saved it for the eve of his vote... honorable as always.
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She later deleted the video but not before people saved it and shared it widely on social media.
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"I saved it immediately and I thought when Halloween comes around I want it," she told BuzzFeed News.
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One such error nearly saw the court strike down crucial parts of law; only semantic gymnastics saved it.
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I've saved it to go with my friends so I am going to make a trip this year.
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"I did, but I saved it in the internal system," replied Bianco, a crash producer at the time.
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Its status as one of the only natural water sources that can't be contaminated saved it from destruction.
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I usually budget $50/month for shopping, but I saved it last month in anticipation of this purchase.
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The bucket brigade saved it and the century-old one-room schoolhouse next door, but not Chapin House.
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And while it was intended to kill Snapchat for good, according to Gallagher, it may have saved it.
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Julián Castro, the sole Latino in the race, saved it for his closing statement and kept it simple.
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The balance was all wrong, and no amount of good will, or culinary skill, could have saved it.
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These are small steps that, given the retailer's size, have saved it billions of dollars and reduced waste.
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So I saved it to my computer, made some changes to it, and then embedded it to Craigslist.
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Hazard's deflected shot gave the hosts a 10th-minute lead although City keeper Willy Caballero should have saved it.
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Searching your entire Google Drive for a single document, only to discover you saved it to your Dropbox account.
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My mom saved it for me until I was 18 and gave it to me on my 18th birthday.
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"Hahaha please give whoever did that original tweet a break and whoever saved it a raise," one person tweeted.
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Google says a new computer chip to power machine learning algorithms saved it from building a dozen data centers.
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Jamie Bissonnette of Toro specifies that this is "FOR A SUPER BAD HANGOVER," so we saved it for last.
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But a group opposing his nomination saved it, and Utility Dive published it in November, before the committee vote.
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Couples who didn't go into debt over their weddings spent their cash gifts wisely — four in 10 saved it.
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I think we saved college sports, but we saved it and then the people who owned it, abused it.
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She saved it in her closet for over 50 years before passing it onto her granddaughters for "scrap" material.
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Your PDF can now be found where you saved it, or accessed by searching for its name using Spotlight.
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"She stole the hat and saved it for the appropriate moment and gave it back to me," Tim said.
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Finestein (sic) had the letter in July and saved it for the eve of his vote... honorable as always.
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The area's low population density saved it from substantial damage, though nearby naval facilities require billions of dollars to repair.
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It was slated to be cut down in the mid-2000s until public support saved it from the chain saw.
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If casting Medicaid as a middle-class entitlement saved it in the 1990s, that message only has greater resonance today.
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The Post removed the photo, but high school journalist Teddy Fischer saved it and called Mattis asking for an interview.
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FedEx's financial filings show that the law has so far saved it at least $1.6 billion, the Times article states.
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Perhaps it thought it really understood President Trump, since he had just saved it from a hostile takeover by Broadcom.
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We saved it in France, and by the Great Jehovah, we will save it in the United States of America.
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The only thing that could have saved it is if a piece of wood or something fell and protected it.
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"It will be very difficult for him to explain to the country why he saved it for the book," Rep.
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A yellow hat in and of itself wouldn't have been metal, but maybe Bathory's satanic goat could have saved it.
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The filmmakers could have saved it by using its sequel status to up the ante, and move the story somewhere new.
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Fairy Bread's simplicity has saved it from the gentrification many favourite childhood foods undergo at the hands of consciously "quirky" chefs.
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A better-equipped hospital might have saved it, but Mr Abu Shuayb cannot get permission to cross into Israel for treatment.
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When he passed away, she saved it for me all these years and gave it to me on my 18th birthday.
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I am sure there are people who know exactly when a photo was taken or what album they've saved it in.
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Only an investment by the Quandt family, which controls BMW to this day, saved it from a humiliating takeover by Daimler.
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When Lily-Rose cut her bangs in fourth grade, her parents put the hair in a plastic baggie and saved it.
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In the words of Okoye, Heimdall did not simply serve his country, he saved it when even its Kings were unable.
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A slim cut of rough that wasn't there in 2004 saved it from sinking into the trap, and Woods took advantage.
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Although it's impossible to know if immigrants moving into town would have saved it, more people would have meant more customers.
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We know a lot of our friends love to smoke pot, and we just prefer you saved it for another night.
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He could have saved it for his wife and his eight children, but whatever went up had to come down some way.
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Most economists believe they have saved it from subsequent recessions by providing the flexibility needed to adjust promptly to changing economic conditions.
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II. WHY WE MUST SAVE THE SUBWAY The subway has been saved before, and the man who saved it was Richard Ravitch.
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I was once a high school literature teacher, so I saved it, planning to follow through whenever life slowed down a little.
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It's almost like LG took all the charm and character it forgot to include on the G7 and saved it for the V2800.
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They may be correct – but if common sense reform is enacted and even one life is saved, it will have been worth it.
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Now, one could definitely argue that Swift could have started to write this note, saved it and then went back to it later.
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It's true: you could think you deleted a tweet only to discover someone else on the internet has already saved it for you.
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In 2017, the Oklahoma State Science Fair was cancelled, until a retired teacher saved it by contributing fifty thousand dollars from his savings.
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I saved it till the end of the set, most of the dumb shit I yelled on the mic was for their enjoyment.
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Even then they would have received critical reviews..because people are racially sensitive...but that would have somewhat saved it, in my opinion.
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He got only two first serves in during the first game of third set, and faced another break point, but he saved it.
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It had flirted with oblivion; only a consortium comprising some 3,000 local fans, reaching into their own pockets, had saved it from extinction.
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The bombardier applied a tourniquet and shot him with morphine, but the leg could not be saved; it was amputated the next day.
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"They may be correct — but if common sense reform is enacted and even one life is saved, it will have been worth it."
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While Spain's gold should have saved it from such an extremity, its fellow-democracies, fearing Hitler, refused to trade weapons for the gold.
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They may be correct - but if common sense reform is enacted and even one life is saved, it will have been worth it.
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James won the tip, but the ball was headed out of bounds when Kevin Love saved it and fired it behind his back inbounds.
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More than half continued to use their phone, while 10 percent said they found it too gross to use afterward — although they saved it.
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Cilic brought up match point with an ace but Lopez saved it when he cut off the Croat's attempted pass with a stretching volley.
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Addison Reed pitched a scoreless eighth and ninth to earn the victory, and Jeurys Familia saved it despite walking three hitters in the 10th.
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I know it would be cheaper to do it myself, but when I think about the hours saved it really doesn't seem too bad.
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Our couches were too heavy to save, but I managed to haul a leather chair onto a couch and saved it from the waters.
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We had such fascinating discussions around Kavanaugh and what saved it was my son, who would not put up with it which was - Really?
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Its enormous size — just three inches short of the Guinness World Record for tallest living steer — saved it from certain death, its owner said.
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In the fourth set, Querrey had a set point at 7-6 on Anderson's serve, but Anderson saved it with a nine-shot rally.
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Last week SoundCloud replaced its chief executive as part of a $170 million investment that slashed the company's valuation but saved it from collapse.
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That came when Alex decided to fire a missile at Zimmerman from the point -- and he saved it with a flashy piece of leather!!!!
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In its early days, as the firm flirted with bankruptcy, he saved it with a lucky wager at a blackjack table in Las Vegas.
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Leonard won the tip, but the ball was headed out of bounds when Kevin Love saved it and fired it behind his back inbounds.
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The company said in a May earnings statement that the waivers, provided to its smallest refineries, saved it about $100 million in compliance costs.
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The director of the flim reportedly felt the scene was not needed for the story, but Frank Taylor saw it as groundbreaking and saved it.
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She created an onboarding schedule, assigned it to a trainer on the team, recorded everything, and saved it in Confluence, the company's internal knowledge base.
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He drew some brush strokes on the canvas, saved it, then opened the same file in Photoshop for the iPad, where the brush strokes remained.
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Although the intern's post was quickly censored, many more accounts — including those with millions of followers — saved it through re-posting a screenshot of it.
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"It brought temperatures in the bottom half of the reef down and saved it from what would have been a reef-wide bleaching event," Hughes said.
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Sometimes we do it when we wake up if we're having a lazy morning, but it was so nice today, we saved it for the evening.
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Abrams took that opportunity to say that that's the situation legislators found themselves in 222, and reeled off reasons as minority leader why she saved it.
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It isn't known why the letter was never mailed, but Kennedy's personal secretary, Evelyn Lincoln, saved it in her collection of memorabilia from the late president.
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Van Uytvanck began well to set up a break point in the first game of the opening set but Wozniacki saved it with some big serving.
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"By damaging the few remaining places where lives can be saved, it is clear that Syria and Russia are squeezing the life out of eastern Aleppo."
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Mr. Turner's resulting transparency was overexposed, but he saved it by rephotographing it and using filters to transform it into a spectacular and eerie new image.
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Tech Tip Q. I have an extensive music collection on my iPod but I have not saved it to the iTunes music library on my computer.
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None of which saved it from Alcoa's scramble down the cost curve in the face of falling prices, culminating in its permanent closure in January 2016.
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Lastly, for now, consider what may happen to the money spent if you just saved it rather than spent it on a painful experience — oh wait!
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Now they don&apost have a filibuster when they should have saved it for Kennedy&aposs replacement they would have a filibuster right now and some power.
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"I put it away, and I knew I had saved it, but I have never opened this since that day," he said, waving the envelope at me.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Retirement strategy is about more than just how you will spend the money you have saved – it matters where that money is coming from too.
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After their junior year, they took it down but saved it, to once again display the shriveled husk in pride of place above the common room couch.
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But what saved it from boredom was the truly delightful Za'atar spice, which I tried on tofu, while the boyfriend/sous chef kept his on the chicken.
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The report laid the blame at "specialist" programming, and in its wake the Conran Foundation — the charity of the museum's founder, Terence Conran — saved it with the donation.
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The company, which owns both Sears department stores and Kmart, filed for bankruptcy in October, and Lampert's bid had been the only option that could have saved it.
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When ZTE, a Chinese peer, was hit with such a ban last April, only a surprise reprieve from President Donald Trump three months later saved it from collapse.
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Watson explained, ""Fact is, Daily Wire put up a gif, I download a gif, zoomed in saved it again as an mt2 file - then converted it to an mp4.
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Denzel officiates a wedding The bus of unsuspecting gatecrashers may have been one of the worst Oscar bits ever, but Denzel Washington saved it because that's what he does.
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Leading businessmen and politicians boycotted an investment forum meant to showcase the kingdom's new future away from oil, and it was only big deals with Aramco that saved it.
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I cannot help but think that the internet wasn't meant to turn out like this and that there was a certain tipping point where we could have saved it.
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He tore the first page out of a bible given to him by Queen Alexandra, abandoning the rest of the heavy text, though a crew member secretly saved it.
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The solid performance sets Tesco up for the year ahead, when boss Lewis will step down after he revitalised the group and saved it from near collapse in 2014.
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Through innovation waivers, Republicans could claim they allowed all fifty states to repeal Obamacare, and Democrats could claim they saved it for any state that wanted to keep it.
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Instead of simply showing me a brief glimpse of the world after my hero has saved it, let me wander through it—or even just a part of it!
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When my brothers and I were given Valentine candy as children, two of us gobbled it down, while our middle brother saved it and taunted us with it for weeks.
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Diaz ran the count full before taking a called third strike on a cutter that clipped the corner, low and away, and Baltimore's Zach Britton saved it in the ninth.
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Most people saved it in the early afternoon, but didn't open it again until the evening, with the average time between saving the story and opening it being six hours.
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There have been activists living in the forest to protest its destruction for years, and they have been named lunatics when they have actually saved it from being destroyed for coal.
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Once you've covered up your NSFW image with a sticker of your choosing, and then saved it to your camera roll, your content will be saved as a vertical photo/video.
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Its use as a Muslim place of worship saved it from the hands of British diplomat Lord Elgin, who took prized Parthenon marbles from the Acropolis some 200 years ago, Daskalakis said.
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"Fact is, Daily Wire put up a gif, I download a gif, zoomed in saved it again as an mt2 file - then converted it to an mp4," Watson said over direct message.
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I saved it before it did, but it shows the risk with owning these things: They're small, expensive and, if they sit even slightly loose in your ear, prone to getting lost.
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"If the INF treaty could be saved, it would be a powerful signal for the whole world that the biggest nuclear powers understand their responsibility and take their obligations seriously," wrote Gorbachev.
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"They were told to destroy the data, but they collected and saved it," he said, adding that he received the documents from the officials and passed them on to the special prosecutor.
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" America, he added, is "in the most precarious financial position" and "not dealing with it could crush our economy, it could wipe out whatever we've saved, it could even destroy our republic.
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Berdych grabbed a break point when a foot fault contributed to a Fognini double fault but after flinging his racket to the ground in frustration, the Italian saved it with a stunning pass.
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Most recently Uber reported $3BN in Q4 2018 revenues with net losses of $865M — the latter aided by a tax benefit that saved it from reporting a $1.2BN net loss in the period.
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He double-faulted to give Tsitsipas a match point at 6-5 but saved it with a fearless forehand down the line and repeated the feat to send the set into a tiebreaker.
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But then Siamak Akhavan, a local seismic engineer, saved it and bought it in 2011, spending the next four years renovating the century-old building into a collection of ultra-modern, luxe townhomes.
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The disappearance of Mr. Ren, a longtime critic of the Chinese government, adds to fears that China is sliding backward and abandoning the reforms that saved it from extreme poverty and international isolation.
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But Williams saved it by drawing an error from Osaka forehand, gave herself game point with a sly backhand drop shot, then held for 20-230 on an Osaka forehand into the net.
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"I had this small piece of parchment, and I saved it," said Ms. Parnanen, who often collects and sets aside materials, only to take them up again much later when inspiration suddenly hits.
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"I've saved it in a jar, which sounds a bit strange, I know," Mel B said, adding that she keeps the skin at the top of her wardrobe where no one can see it.
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" Brad Parscale, Trump's 2020 campaign manager, responded to Romney's piece in a tweet Tuesday evening, writing that the incoming senator from Utah "lacked the ability to save this nation" while Trump "has saved it.
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There were attempts to turn the falls into a hydroelectric power plant, but the story goes that the daughter of one of the farmers who own the land mounted a charismatic protest and saved it.
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Karstadt, on the other hand, rents its store space from landlords not affiliated with Signa, after Signa saved it from bankruptcy in 2014 by agreeing to acquire it for the nominal consideration of 5.53 euro.
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I never wore the thing again, but I saved it — it was a designer outfit, after all, and cost more than my rent at the time — carting it through many moves and many closet purges.
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If they are to be saved, it will likely fall to Moon to do so, repeating the South Korean President's previous role in salvaging the Singapore summit after Trump abruptly called it off in May.
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Mahmoud, a Raqqa resident who fled a year ago, said friends told him that food was so scarce that they saved it for their children and pretended to chew at meal times, to fool them.
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He said the freeze was larger than expected because the government decided to temporarily drop plans to correct the calculation of debts owed by the federal government, which would have saved it about 8.7 billion reais.
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Konta had a break point at the start of the deciding set but Bouchard saved it with a volley and two double faults in the next game allowed Bouchard to move into a 2-0 lead.
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"She saved everything, but I don't think she saved it out of a sense that it was going to be this great treasure trove for people," said Natalie Russell, the Huntington's assistant curator of literary manuscripts.
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Alyssa Naeher saved it, however, to deny England who had ramped up the tie by accusing the Americans of bad etiquette for team officials scouting the England hotel, a story that added spice to the game.
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Half of the work of producing the future is finding imaginary things to emulate, and if the state form is to be saved, it might be worth returning to the educational method of the fairy tale.
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Her father, Anton Hulman Jr., who was known as Tony, purchased the speedway in 1945 and saved it from demolition after World War II. Racing and the facility became a staple of Ms. Hulman George's life.
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In the messy aftermath of the war in Iraq, many such preachers constructed a revisionist interpretation of America's role in Kosovo's wars, arguing that the Americans had turned the country into its vassal, rather than saved it.
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You might use those policy savings to help build up a rainy day fund, but if you don't have much saved, it might be smarter to save first with an eye to increasing your deductible later, Worters said.
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The Spanish renewable energy and engineering company late on Tuesday reported a record net loss of 28.7 billion euros for 25.98 and said it was close to wrapping up a debt restructuring that has saved it from bankruptcy.
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According to the Communications Workers of America (CWA), which represents about 100,000 AT&T workers, AT&T has eliminated more than 33,000 jobs since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which saved it billions of dollars, was passed.
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The show ran on Fox from 2003 to 2006 before ultimately being canceled, but fans had saved it from cancellation after the second season by sending letters and fake bananas — which is a reference to the show — to executives.
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" Donald Trump Jr. made a similar argument, posting a meme mocking Ford's allegations on his Instagram account, with the caption "Finestein [sic] had the letter in July and saved it for the eve of his vote... honorable as always.
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A 26-shot rally brought up another break opportunity in the opening game of the second set, and although Djokovic saved it, Zverev won another lengthy exchange moments later with a forehand winner to go up by 1-0.
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The memo, written by a Google engineer who was asked to work on the product, started circulating earlier this month, before human resources contacted employees believed to have read or saved it, and told them to immediately delete any copies.
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Ford said its decision balanced cheaper Chinese labor rates against pricier shipping, but that in the end an already-planned refit of its Chinese factory saved it some $500 million over retooling both that facility and its Hermosillo plant in Mexico.
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It's hard not to wonder what might have been if 8-year-old Alice Newton, daughter of Nigel Newton, the chief executive at Bloomsbury, hadn't fallen for Harry Potter when her father brought the manuscript home and saved it from oblivion.
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The rule, which applied to companies drilling for energy on federal land, has been the subject of intense court battles and delay efforts, as well as one surprise vote last year in which Senate Republicans temporarily saved it from being torpedoed.
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One year does not a marriage make; it is just long enough however, for couples to decide whether they have improved an already-strong marriage, or miraculously saved it from imminent demise, or recklessly endangered what was once a beautiful thing.
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The rule, which applied to companies drilling for energy on federal land, has been the subject of intense court battles and delay efforts, as well as one surprise vote last year in which Senate Republicans temporarily saved it from being torpedoed. nyti.
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If Charlie receives this treatment and it works, "it won't be just Charlie's life that has been saved, it will be many more children in the future, who are born with this horrible disease," his parents wrote on their campaign website, Charlie's Fight.
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You can easily empty the recycle bin on your Windows 10 computer and permanently remove files from your PC. Once you empty your recycle bin, the content is gone forever, unless you saved it on an external hard drive or the cloud.
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The beautiful thing about our relationship and what saved it for all the years is, it was based more on how we believed in each other when no one else believed in us, our trust in one another and respect for one another.
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A helicopter view of the U.S. Capitol building on Capitol Hill, January 28, 2016 in Washington, DC. In the case of Ukraine, experts say the old technology the country's still uses in its power plants might have actually been the thing that saved it.
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He also has run the Emigrant Savings Bank since 2004 — "We saved it," Mr. Milstein said — and expanded a vigorous program that made hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to people with bad credit ratings and no proof that they could pay the money back.
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So, I saved it for a while and then when it had fully matured, I released it on this album in the hopes that people who go to The Coffee Bean, Starbucks, and Barnes and Noble might have a chance to listen to one of my songs.
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"With all due respect to Medicare for All, you have a single-payer system in Italy," countered Biden, pointing to a country that is in crisis now because of the coronavirus and arguing that the government's involvement in the health care system has not saved it.
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Ryan Gosling saving jazz in La La Land is inarguably the Oscar-winning film's greatest legacy, and certainly one of Gosling's — thanks to him we have jazz, because he saved it — and Gosling used his Saturday Night Live season-premiere monologue to remind us of his jazz-saving.
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But the producers also made two crucial hires that has saved it from the dreaded sophomore slump: Arnold, who has shifted the show into a darker, more believable gear, and Meryl Streep, who brings nuance to everything she does, be it a primal scream or a quick flash of her incisors.
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So badly has the mood soured that minor successes are now held up as political marvels: Donald Tusk, head of the European Council, heralded a recent trade deal with Canada as a triumph for Western democracy, after last-minute talks barely saved it from death at the hands of a restive regional parliament in Belgium.
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It wasn't clear enough that when someone was telling you, "Hey, you have a lot of money in your 401(k), you've saved it for 30 years, this is what you should do with it," it wasn't clear that that advice-- whether you go into a brokerage account, an investment advisory account -- was covered by our Standards of Conduct.
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And there are many of those questions that people prefer to ask anonymously because I think all of us know by now, that whatever you post in global social media, whatever you post in Google search engine, it gets saved, it gets profiled, some marketers somewhere are making decisions based on all the content you have produced.
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SST: one time I saved an ex's name as the toilet emoji so i wouldn't text him but then I felt like it was giving him too much power so i saved it as the battery emoji or something equally unappealing but more neutral MG: i stopped saving people with emojis after the hamburger incident SST: too much risk.
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In short: The movie starts off as a particularly poindextery episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and then, with the Enterprise crew still not saved, it flips the channel to Qui-Gon Jinn jabbering about midichlorians in Star Wars: Episode I. It's a shame Arrival is too cynical about the audience's intellect to ask us to really grapple with the movie's alien language.
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Past coverage: News Feature | Review | Sunday Book Review Finalists: Larrie D. Ferreiro, "Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain Who Saved It" | Wendy Warren, "New England Bound: Slavery and Colonization in Early America" (Sunday Book Review) __________ BIOGRAPHY Hisham Matar, "The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land in Between" Mr. Matar was a 19-year-old student in England when his father, a prominent critic of the government of Col.
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I grew up watching my dad during the running boom of the late '70s/early '80s, but when I got into it myself in the '90s, I was scandalized to discover he was a back-of-the-pack guy who saved it all up for a big finishing kick he liked to call "something for the fans in the stands," even if he was at a friendly 5k that served pancakes afterwards to benefit a local firehouse.
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