"Investors saw through Lyft, and they saw through Uber as well," said Matt Stoller, a fellow at the Open Markets Institute, a Washington think tank.
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"He just saw through the lens of me," Simonet said.
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He saw through his music," to which Perkins says: "That's beautiful.
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"To his credit, he saw through the mistakes that we couldn't."
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Robinson saw through her daughter's prevaricating, she did not let on.
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Mr. Schenning said he was thankful the jurors saw through that.
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Inserting the reciprocating saw through this passageway, he burred away Abby's jawbone.
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But Will Shortz saw through my plan and … just didn't run it.
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We already saw through sequestration how disruptive and illogical such reductions can be.
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"So the whole period of transformation I saw through their eyes," he said.
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Luckily for her, fans saw through the headline and stood by their favorite bachelorette.
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But you saw through all that and saw Melody for who she truly is.
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Judge Ungaro is very engaged in this case and she saw through Fusion's objections.
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They saw through it back in 2011, and they'll probably see through this, too.
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He also planned to use dental floss, braided together, to saw through the glass.
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What we saw through the camera's lens, which is made of metal, was startling.
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They saw through my "Crime Scenes," with their cavernous pockets and ice-salt-stained hems.
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She called 911, and police had to saw through a lock to get her out.
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It's how President Barack Obama saw through several budgetary amendments to the Affordable Care Act.
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But Juno saw through his weak attempt and blew the cloud away, exposing what lay beneath.
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"I'm going to go through the entire roster like a chain saw through butter," he said.
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"I think they saw through that and they saw the vulnerability at the heart," he says.
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His student William James, on a naturalist's expedition with him to Brazil, saw through his prejudices.
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But right now, in the present I'm telling you about, I saw through a glass, darkly.
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That's because her mother saw, through the data sharing, that the patient's blood sugar was low.
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Translation: the judge saw through the company's effort to use the bankruptcy court as a shield.
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He saw through all the pretense and pruning that I feel new New Yorkers seem to favor.
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Or maybe they saw through my lie and felt even more sorry for me as a result.
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Venture investors may have bought into that hype, but in both cases, public investors saw through it.
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Future robots will need to slice or saw through this material such that it can be removed.
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People of Iowa saw through those attacks then and they're going to see through those attacks again.
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People of Iowa saw through those attacks then and are going to see through those attacks again.
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He said he was brought before Judge Wright, who saw through the fraud and set him free.
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Or you could combine it with toothpaste to saw through wire, as one man did in 2002.
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In the end, the American voter saw through the naked attempts to vilify a good, decent man.
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"Thirty-one years later, we are the ones that we saw through those young eyes," she says.
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One co-worker said "she saw through Sarah's presentation of who she was," according to the incident report.
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In short, Bro saw through Trump's false equivalency — and also saw it as insulting to her daughter's legacy.
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People in Iowa saw through those attacks then and they are going to see through those attacks again.
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The cashier saw through him right away, and the guy turned red as a poppy and ran off.
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Her partner said he saw through a bedroom window the flash of a gun firing in the lobby.
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The life that I saw through their home showed me that an immigrant could succeed in America, too.
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"Basically we had to saw through the amber within a three or four-millimeter window," said Dr. McKellar.
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Rather, the killer will use a short blade, slowly and roughly, to saw through bone, muscle, and nerves.
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Bill Wheeler, who was MetLife's president of the Americas, saw through the stunt, but decided to sign on anyway.
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"The judge also saw through the government's efforts to put the case on hold during the shutdown," Zhao said.
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But one of my friends saw through my wall that I thought was strong enough to contain my happiness.
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While Varner was fully gulled by Zeke's lie that Tai was the target, Sandra immediately saw through the falsehood.
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We are grateful that the jury saw through his lies and held him accountable for his widespread criminal conduct.
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Thankfully, for the working people of Missouri, voters saw through the corporate propaganda and rejected this assault on workers.
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Their linebacker corps is a collection of castoffs they saw through rose-colored glasses and youngsters with thin NFL resumes.
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When Manfred relays some of what he saw through Aubrey's eyes to Fiji, he says her killer is a biker.
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"We saw through the quarter warmer weather in the month of December," said Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer senior equity research analyst.
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Earlier this year, NBC News reported that the steel slat model preferred by the president was easy to saw through.
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" John Dakmak, Strampel's attorney, reportedly said it "speaks volumes" that jurors "saw through a lot of allegations that fell flat.
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"I couldn't help but think that Ken must have identified with the image he saw through the lens," Davidmann says.
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I dropped my peeler and saw through the window our four-year-old son wandering around the garden dressed like Cinderella.
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"There's been a very strong recovery from the collapse in capital raises we saw through December of last year," Greiper said.
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The original recipe was Bush vs Clinton for this year, and at least the Republicans saw through it and change the script.
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But working people saw through his empty promise and called out Puzder's abysmal track record on labor issues for what it was.
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So what Johnson saw through his webcam view — the train of satellites passing by in quick succession — will repeat after each launch.
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I observed how the others loved Forrister's enthusiasm and curiosity — and saw through their eyes how he's matured into being his own man.
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The Bank of Canada has been looking for a stronger pickup in wages to confirm the robust job gains Canada saw through 2017.
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This year, European authorities saw through the most stringent data protection rules in the world, as well, raising the prospect of further penalties.
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There's one episode in the season that's a more personal one about my relationship with a psychiatrist that I saw through my 20s.
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"[The Avengers] are up against some really, really tough odds right now as we saw through Infinity War," explains Jackson during the set visit.
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The electorate recognized — and rejected — the foolishness of these alien entanglements and saw through the swamp's purported wisdom when they elected Trump to office.
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"The jury obviously saw through her lies and did the right thing," Shiawassee County's chief assistant prosecutor, Daniel Nees, tells PEOPLE of Monday's verdict.
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Ten-year-old Charlotte Merz, a fourth grader, told CNN that she was shocked by what she saw through the windows of the bus.
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I devoured classics, old favorites I saw through a new lens, the entire A Song of Ice and Fire saga, and countless other novels.
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Until recently, Senator Cruz's crusade has been a lonely one—nearly all of Congress from both parties saw through his over-the-top assertions.
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So the Supreme Court saw through the facade — and ultimately concluded Texas's laws were an unconstitutional attempt to substantially restrict women's access to abortion.
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Mr. Xi in March saw through a constitutional amendment removing term limits on the presidency, setting himself up to remain head of state indefinitely.
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And like other Americans, Trump interpreted what he saw through his own personal history, one that is pocked with accusations of misconduct and assault.
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Despite Pruitt's best efforts, including a column he penned in the "Tulsa World" advocating for passage of the ballot measure, Oklahomans saw through it.
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It appears as though we got to drop in on the scene that Kevin saw through the TV screen in his purgatory hotel last season.
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He just saw through all of the reckless kid in me and really saw who I was as a person and helped me shape that.
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One involves the sort of limited, punitive strikes that former President Barack Obama was pressured to execute and that President Trump saw through last year.
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Rakesh Agrawal, an analyst who saw through the business model early on, was unsparing in his assessment of the industry's prospects — even at its peak.
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The North Vietnamese saw through the bluster, and correctly figured out that Nixon was not going to risk World War III by using nuclear weapons.
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Thankfully, President Trump saw through the rhetoric of the climate change alarmists and withdrew America from the Paris agreement, just as he said he would.
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Many of the over 150 targets saw through the ruse and contacted the Defense Ministry, which alerted investigators in July 2015 that something was wrong.
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It turns out that, as slick as Hofer might have been, Austrian voters saw through him — and voted in large numbers for his tolerant opponent.
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I thought I had thwarted hackers by substituting certain letters and numbers for similar-looking special characters, but obviously they saw through this clever ruse.
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Ningsih did not die immediately, so Jutting dragged her into the shower and continued to "saw through" her neck until she was dead, the prosecutor continued.
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"What I loved about the British public is that they saw through the disabilities and saw us as athletes and what we could achieve," Lucas said.
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I oppose the kind of neo-cons that we saw through the Bush years and I'm against an isolationist policy that Trump is in favor of.
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That was a promise he saw through despite waves of street protests by traditionalists opposed to a major social change in this historically Roman Catholic country.
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But the briefing did not include any discussion about how to saw through the nylon ties should the helicopter need to ditch in the water surrounding Manhattan.
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Option category #1 could be termed the sort of limited, punitive strikes that Mr. Obama was pressured to execute and that Mr. Trump saw through last year.
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"I want to thank the jury, 12 New Jerseyans who saw through the government's false claims and used their Jersey common sense to reject it," he said.
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Fortunately, Congress saw through the banks' smokescreen and, in one of its most significant actions this year, resisted the big banks' pleas to let them throttle competition.
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What I saw through my 22D glasses wasn't J.J. Abrams' grand vision, but a dim and muddied up version with gimmicky 23D effects that didn't impress at all.
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Veriflow's CEO and president James Brear was formerly the CEO of Procera Networks, which he took public in 2011 and saw through a $240 million buyout in 2015.
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On top of that, I had a whole community of friends who I only ever saw through shows—would I lose them by cutting down my show intake?
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During their confirmation hearings, both Gorsuch and Kavanaugh made the customary noises about respecting the Court's precedents, including Roe, but one group in particular saw through the platitudes.
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Nevada plays an appealing brand of ball, as tournament viewers saw through last year's regional semifinals, but it has faltered of late, losing three of its last eight.
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At one point they were taking fire from a compound, and as Kurtz was organizing an airstrike, he saw, through a gap in the wall, a woman inside.
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Her close involvement in the production of "Emma" — the last of her novels she saw through publication — is the best evidence we have of her professionalism and artistic confidence.
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"Public Safety officers deployed to the scene as soon as we saw through street security cameras the arrival of a large group to the film set," the statement reads.
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A man coming to check on relatives Tuesday night in the Leimert Park neighborhood saw through a window what appeared to be three bodies on the floor, police Capt.
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But Mahathir, who saw through Malaysia's industrialization as its longest-serving prime minister, warned that nothing good will come out of allowing his former protege to continue to rule.
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On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon mission launch, NASA made a simulation of what Neil Armstrong saw through his window as he piloted the lunar lander.
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Guided by a plastic jig, Dr. Stephanie Teng, a resident at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, pushed the reciprocating blade of a small electric hand saw through the bone.
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Sure, Master P and Too $hort toyed with clearly fake retirements, which the public largely saw through as publicity stunts; but Ma$e's announcement was clearly not a stunt.
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The problem, of course, is that field corn is just not delicious; it's starchy and flavorless, not at all like the sweet corn Americans chain-saw through every summer.
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Joshua Block, an ACLU attorney who represents the plaintiffs in the Maryland case, said he was happy the appeals court saw through the government's "smokescreen" to further delay enlistment.
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But while it was very easy to hate Kai, who nearly saw through with a plan to murder 100 pregnant women, many fans adore Tate, despite his own murderous tendencies.
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Walking in her old Cambridge neighborhood recently, I saw, through her eyes, writing all around: carved above lintels, into cornerstones, and onto graves; printed on banners; stamped onto street signs.
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Chief Justice Earl Warren saw through this and clearly recognized the distinction between race as a social category based on a person's physical features and race as a scientific fact.
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I do blame my first boyfriend and the guys like him, men who had a hard time finding women their own age to date because those women saw through their bullshit.
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And we will stay focused on the gratitude that this President this administration feels for all those who saw through this partisan impeachment, the sham investigation, sorry for what it was.
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Shipman, an Air Force captain and engineer who worked on satellite launches at the time, saw through his story: She knew he was the pilot for an upcoming space shuttle launch.
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The owner saw through the scam because Mi Fu failed to notice a subtle detail in the original painting: the reflection of a herdsboy in the eyes of the water buffalo.
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"Americans saw through the vilification of an exceptionally qualified nominee, and their senators will be held accountable," Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of anti-abortion group, Susan B. Anthony List, said in a statement.
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Competitions centred around men's events—except for the "Jack and Jill Saw" competition, where husbands would drag up their unsuspecting, and often formally-attired, wives to saw through a log with them.
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Claiming to be a self-help organization dedicated to helping clients become the best version of themselves, Catherine Oxenberg saw through NXIVM's guise to the sinister cult underneath – her daughter did not.
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Republicans in the House saw through this and spent the lead-up to the hearing whining that Dean was not a "fact witness," and was merely there to garner cable news coverage.
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"We're grateful that a majority of the justices saw through the flimsy arguments made by AT&T and Comcast lobbyists," Matt Wood, the policy director at Free Press, said in a statement.
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"The jury clearly saw through the efforts of the plaintiff's attorney to use his client to profit by alleging current hot-button issues, without any factual basis," he said in a statement.
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Riders could use with a large touch screen that displayed the car's route, as well as a rendered version of the environment the car saw through its cameras and laser guidance systems.
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From aboard a Coast Guard search and rescue boat, Boatswain's Mate 211rd Class Carlos Perez saw through binoculars the "horrific silhouette images" of people jumping to escape the unendurable situation inside the towers.
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After the EgyptAir crash, several media outlets, including the BBC, saw through this scam and reported that Internet trolls had been putting up fake posts about crash victims, apparently to trick the media.
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At the same time, the very fact that Mueller saw through Manafort's lies -- and appears ready to prove to Manafort's sentencing judge that Manafort lied -- is a subtle but powerful show of strength.
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"We are grateful to the men and women of the jury who saw through a case that never should have been brought," a statement from Angeli and fellow defense attorney Rob Cary said.
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Walking across the room, I saw, through the glass window, the big red head bent over something he was reading, and as I entered his office I saw that it was my memo.
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A Malmo police spokeswoman told the BBC that vandals had placed a rope around the neck of the statue in the early hours of Thursday morning and tried to saw through its feet.
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The Target test wrapped up some time ago, and Target instead launched its own Drive Up curbside pickup this year – possibly encouraged by the potential it saw through its tests with the third party.
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"The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals clearly saw through Google's attempt to misuse the federal courts in an effort to obstruct a sovereign state's investigation into state-law matters," Hood said in a statement.
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Smuggling gangs in Mexico have been using power tools to saw through new parts of President Trump's border wall, making openings for people and drug loads to pass through, according to the Washington Post.
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When the time came to introduce Sean to her parents, Li's mother immediately saw through her lie, insisting that her daughter's 24-year-old beau was "too young and good-looking" to be with her.
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But Wall Street investors saw through the ruse, recognized its as a real-estate company that was bleeding lots of money, and scoffed at the idea of paying a tech-like premium for its shares.
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A young couple was so amazed by what they saw through the telescope — it was "one of the most incredible experiences we've had in memory," they said — that they told Overstreet he'd just made their night.
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It was also discouraging when others, including left-Twitter conspiracy theorist Louise Mensch, responded in ways that saw through the video itself, but hinted that it the joke tweets were part of some larger conspiracy theory.
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"I want to thank the jury, 12 New Jerseyans who saw through the government's false claims and used their Jersey common sense to reject it," he told reporters outside the courthouse before blasting the Justice Department.
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When the cops showed up, they had to saw through the bar's security bars to free her—and they had a lot of questions about how an under-21 was drinking there in the first place.
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"I want to thank the jury, 12 New Jerseyans who saw through the government's false claims and used their Jersey common sense to reject it," he told reporters outside the courthouse, before blasting the Justice Department.
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" Trump saw through the euphemism and responded in kind, later telling Fox & Friends, "I like his acting, but in terms of when I watch him doing interviews and various other things, we're not dealing with Albert Einstein.
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He says the problem isn't socialism per se, but rather "petro-socialism": The real gains that marginalized Venezuelans saw through increased social spending were ultimately undermined by a refusal to generate sources of growth other than oil.
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Some she called "non-encounterers"; they saw through a tight focus, a kind of chink hole, and they tended to stick to their to-do lists when searching for information rather than wandering off into the margins.
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A battery pack that officers saw through the bomb squad robot camera — which led them to believe there were explosives inside — turned out to have been from an exit sign or a smoke detector, Mayor Buddy Dyer said.
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It will not just be a win over any particular candidate or political agenda, but a time when we as Americans saw through the lies and the tricks and voted for the issues that we all care about.
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"In declining to hear these cases, the Supreme Court saw through the administration's contrived efforts to gin up a national crisis," said Jennifer L. Levi, the director of the Transgender Rights Project of GLBTQ Legal Advocates and Defenders.
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In January, a judge in California saw through TickBox's protestations of innocence and slapped the Georgia-based company with an injunction, ordering it to keep pirate add-ons off of its devices and halt all advertisements that encourage piracy.
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On Tuesday he slammed European Central Bank President Mario Draghi for raising the possibility of fresh stimulus to bolster weak European growth, which Trump saw through the lens of a weaker euro, a stronger dollar, and higher prices for U.S. exports.
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A long and thin item in the gut can lead to swelling of the abdominal wall or, worse, even saw through the lower intestine (the same is true for dental floss, so throw that out securely every time you use it).
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"We are happy that the court saw through the government's smokescreen and rejected its request to further delay the policy allowing transgender people to enlist," Josh Block, senior staff attorney with the ACLU LGBT & HIV Project, said in a statement.
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" Conway, a senior adviser to Trump, criticized media coverage of the social media controversy, saying that Trump is "just trying to cut through the nonsense of people telling Americans what is important to them, which we saw through the elections wasn't true.
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"We are pleased that Judge Swain saw through this thinly-veiled attempt to extort the companies that have invested over 14 years and millions of dollars to bring the beloved "Barbershop" franchise to audiences worldwide," Warner Bros and MGM jointly said in an emailed statement.
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Though Cohen was able to snooker people like Dick Cheney, Sarah Palin, and others, there was a Riverside, California, gun shop owner whom when Cohen walked in, his name was Norris Sweden, the gun shop owner, he saw through Sacha&aposs charade early on. Watch.
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He is working to sow discord between the surviving Stark siblings: he attempted to curry favor with Bran by (who saw through his machinations with his Three-Eyed Raven powers) and now he's planted a scroll that will cause tension between Arya and Sansa.
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Much as Speaker Pelosi and her colleagues donned sack cloth and frowny faces to express how very, very sad they were to execute a hatchet job on President Trump, voters saw through their phony piety and moved solidly against deposing a duly elected president.
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They looked to a 1906 case, in which the Supreme Court found that a prisoner who had obtained 12 hacksaws — but not yet used them to try to saw through the bars of his jail window — could not be convicted of attempting to escape.
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The cell has captivated scientists ever since Robert Hooke stuck a sliver of cork under his microscope in the 17th century and observed an "infinite company of small boxes," drawing a parallel between the structures he saw through his instrument's eyepiece and a monastery's spare rooms.
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His firsthand experience of the rest of the world came from the huge crowds that he saw through bulletproof glass lining the route of Obama's motorcade in Lima and in Hiroshima, from the young people who posed earnest questions at town-hall meetings in Ramallah and Mumbai.
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A rep for Warner Bros and MGM (distributors for 'Next Cut') tells TMZ, "We are pleased the judge saw through this thinly-veiled attempt to extort the companies that have invested over 14 years and millions of dollars to bring the beloved 'Barbershop' franchise to audiences worldwide."
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"The court saw through the smoke screens that the government tried to throw up to hide what is actually going on here, which is straight-on bias and prejudice against transgender people," added Levi, director of the transgender rights project for the anti-discrimination group GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders.
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His film "Sobibor: October 14, 1943" exulted in the escape of Jews from an extermination camp, and two other films celebrated Israel, both its founding and, in "Tsahal", its defence forces, which he saw through a lens of proud joy at their youth, beauty, massed weaponry and reappropriation of violence.
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"The jobs data continues to reflect the generally positive tone we saw through the second half of last year in the UK but we still think there are some risks on the horizon for the currency relating to triggering Article 50 (formalising Brexit)," TD Securities senior global strategist James Rossiter said.
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It wasn't until months after the breakup, while walking past that infamous bakery that I realized how the idolization of her basement apartment (on the perfect street!), the move, the shopping, the shoes and the disappointing birthday pastries were all linked to a fantastical life she saw through a TV series and rewatched exhaustively.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his national security team saw through the latest Beijing-Pyongyang ploy and called off the summit, at least for now.
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" BENJAMIN REITZES, CANADIAN RATES & MACRO STRATEGIST AT BMO CAPITAL MARKETS "I think the fact that we didn't get a negative should be a relief after back to back declines and the real story here I think is not to expect the type of job gains in 2020 that we saw through the first part of 2019.
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But even if the show doesn't have a romantically happy ending, what's so freaking good about Fleabag's conclusion is that by loving someone else — someone who, throughout the season, saw through Fleabag's fourth-wall-breaking disassociation from the present-day realities of her life — she was able to leave the last of her trauma coping mechanisms behind for good.
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The proboscis of the Mosquitos hides six parts: two shafts with tiny teeth are used to saw through our skin; another two are used to hold the tissue apart; a sharp labrum shaft is used to probe for a blood vessel to suck blood from it; and the final shaft is meant to drool saliva into us to keep our blood flowing.
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Except for the relatively few African-Americans who saw through such racist fictions of Africa, drawn upon to devalue their humanity and justify their relegation to second-class citizenship — people such as Garvey, Henry Highland Garnet, Martin R. Delany, W.E.B. Du Bois (who would die a citizen of Ghana), Langston Hughes and Maya Angelou — far too many of us felt that "Africa" was something of an embarrassment.
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"I'd noticed how much of the buildings and architecture in the city is glass, such a permeable, fragile material that's meant to make us feel protected, and that led me to be interested in where this came from which led me to the International Style and then from there to one of its symbols, Philip Johnson's Glass House, and which I saw through the lens of my unease around weather catastrophe," she says.
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