Perhaps not surprisingly, these studies have serially contradicted one another.
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One user claims to serially assault women on public transit.
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Trump has been serially dishonest about impeachment and about Ukraine.
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It's not just that President Trump serially lies in plain sight.
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He remains true to himself – proudly ignorant, blustering and serially mendacious.
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And if it happens serially, then there are more serious repercussions.
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It is the largest investor in serially bankrupt coal giant Peabody Energy.
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Worse, many of his congressional allies serially defend or ignore his behavior.
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The reactors would be built serially, with the first completed in seven years.
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Perhaps more significantly, the government has serially abused and politicized its investigative powers.
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From the sunflower to the butterflies, all were serially produced, but each was individual.
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We are serially successful entrepreneurs dedicated to solving problems others are afraid to tackle.
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He capitalizes random words, frequently misspells things, serially overuses all-caps and exclamation points.
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They are being serially translated and published by the National Security Archive in Washington.
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WikiLeaks began to serially release emails from Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta in October.
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And I know that he serially targeted women of color in order to do that.
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It has blocked or slowed down economic legislation and serially censured the government's technocratic ministers.
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WikiLeaks also began to serially release emails from Podesta, the Clinton campaign chairman, in October.
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They were serially numbered, signed by Morris and engraved in complex swirls to deter counterfeiters.
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But for so many who're serially abused on the platform, it's a source of endless frustration.
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It's no coincidence that the men who serially mistreat women are also often bullies or misogynists.
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My colleagues and I had a lot of interactions with SuperCreep, who would serially harass individuals.
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It didn't take the rise of political correctness to know that serially groping women was wrong.
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His signature was the box, often deployed serially with subtle variations to emphasize the geometric volumes.
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For the serially monogamous Charlotte, turning over a new leaf means lots and lots of casual sex.
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Serially banned on the mainland but protected by his global renown, Mr Yan still lives in Beijing.
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Trammell: The firmware update running serially (0/152) and taking down the entire system is 100% realistic.
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Serially tormented by relationships and writing, Wallace found a different peace out West, but it proved fragile.
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In part this is because the C919, first conceived over a decade ago, has been serially delayed.
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In the case of Sunday's puzzle, 32 words read serially inward from No. 1 to No. 200.
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But because of the nature of the operations, many have to be performed serially rather than in parallel.
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The novella, which first appeared serially in Collier's Weekly magazine, takes place at a country house named Bly.
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Kuan's recipe comes together serially, mostly in the bowl of a food processor, and then in a wok.
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It is an interesting injunction from Odysseus, who himself, during his 10 years of wandering, was serially unfaithful.
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She's the only one who doesn't serially invite drama into her life, and doesn't play out destructive patterns repeatedly.
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ISIS has kidnapped, enslaved, and serially raped countless Yazidi, Christian, and Muslim women and girls in the Middle East.
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The rush to slap a "cultural appropriation" label on every other fad should be serially mocked by "SNL" scribes.
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Even multiple credible reports that Moore serially preyed on teenage girls were barely enough to lose him the election.
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What we know is that there are penguins who are monogamous for life or are serially monogamous for a season.
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You have a massive reckoning coming due that will play out over years on the serially putting party above country.
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WHY does everyone forget that he stalked the girls, wrote a creepy book about them, and serially dated underaged girls?
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Nor has the serially uprooted life of my family burdened me, or my children, with any wrenching sense of estrangement.
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Falwell has serially defended or obfuscated Trump's personal sins and vices in ways that seem deeply inconsistent with traditional Christian ethics.
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Earlier last year an investigation by Sodalitium itself had likewise determined that its founder was responsible for serially mistreating young people.
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Beijing started the "war" in the 1990s with its mercantilism and serially unkept commitments on market access and intellectual property protection.
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While monogamy works for some, others spend their lives serially cheating on their partners while trying and failing to adhere to it.
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Summoned to the convent, she discovers pregnant nuns who were serially raped by Soviet soldiers and supervises the deliveries of their babies.
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It would have just shown the degradation of the phrase serially, as an ugly paragraph of text, and not as a pictograph.
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Instead, observers expect that the capital will stick to politics as usual for this decade: serially scandalized and often bordering on tragicomic.
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Units often repeat serially: in one of the most exhilarating pieces, "Troyanas" ("Trojan Women,") from 1984, breasts line up like ready soldiers.
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Early in my practice I became involved with a meditation teacher and learned, after the breakup, that he had dated students serially.
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King penguins are "serially monogamous," which means they take one mate for the whole mating season but usually find another by next season.
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Ironically, under UNIFIL's watch Iran and Syria have serially violated Resolution 2628 by providing Hezbollah over 28503,22019 rockets, missiles and other advanced weapons.
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The guy was a cad and he dated me for a year just to have sex with me, and he did that serially.
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Ma (Sheila Vand), pale-skinned and beautiful, flinches; she works in a brewery, while Paps is more serially employed in minimum-wage jobs.
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The episode introduced Weinstein to listeners — a prominent, wealthy and well-connected Hollywood figure accused of serially abusing women in the entertainment industry.
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In its first day of conditional dealings on the London Stock Exchange, the stock soared 38% to 455p, but has serially underperformed since then.
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In the excitement of yelling "fire and blood!" at my MacBook every Sunday night, I often forget how deeply, serially sad this show is.
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An earlier version of this passage incorrectly identified the publication date of "The Good Soldier Švejk"; it was published serially between 1921 and 1923.
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They had no new argument either in supporting Ford or opposing Kavanaugh — other than the old saw of serially calling for a delaying 'F.
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True, Alexei Ratmansky was already a name that was spoken; but whatever we meant by it has had to be serially revised and expanded.
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People mock Collins for being serially "troubled" or "saddened" by the latest Trump outrage but never sufficiently so to actually do something about it.
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The most revealing false claim: Trade with Europe Trump is serially reluctant to admit error, even trivial slips he makes while reading prepared speeches.
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He serially lauded officials in his administration including Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Brock Long, repeating the "A+" evaluation from earlier in the day.
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They didn't anticipate the President's subordinates would begin serially staying at his properties or planning parties at them, potentially currying favor with their boss.
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After all, institutions that appear serially incapable of setting a budget or paying debts without months of brinkmanship do not reek of competence and probity.
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" Mostly, Baldwin insists absolute denial of Toback's alleged sexual misconduct, while admitting that he believed Toback just serially pursued women, and that he's "heard stories.
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Democrats don't have the power to decide that people who have serially harassed women can be forced out of public life, or out of politics.
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America's security and global authority are threatened as the White House "dissembles and serially contorts the facts," former National Security Adviser Susan Rice warned Wednesday.
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The documents also allege the couple serially abused minors using the same methods: Give them alcohol and marijuana and abuse them when they were intoxicated.
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The fact that Schneiderman was serially engaged in brief relationships that allegedly escalated to such extreme abuse and control in rapid succession would be significant.
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Prosecutors say the executives intentionally created a toxic work culture by harassing employees, intentionally forcing them into the wrong roles and keeping them serially overworked.
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In this newly open environment, news outlets have resurfaced a poem published last fall about an unidentified literary giant, accused of serially groping young women.
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As a result many lenders, including Deutsche, have too few blue-chip long-term institutional shareholders who are prepared to hold serially incompetent managers to account.
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Nassar has been sentenced to up to more than a century in prison for serially sexually abusing young gymnasts who sought treatment for their sports injuries.
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Short on policy prescriptions and long on provocation, he has serially — and joyfully — insulted Mexicans, women, Muslims, P.O.W.s, people with disabilities and virtually all of his opponents.
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Until then, I'm not going to say that sentence, but I will say this: the serially ignored aren't going to have the guts to speak out either.
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In an email addressed to his supporters on Wednesday, Johnson went after Donald Trump for allegedly serially assaulting poor Mowmen â€" although he may have meant "women.
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So, when a White House deliberately dissembles and serially contorts the facts, its actions pose a serious risk to America's global leadership, among friends and adversaries alike.
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Rosatom plans to serially produce such floating nuclear plants, and is exploring various business plans, including retaining ownership of the reactors while selling the electricity they generate.
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But if "Rings" had been made serially — if Tolkien were getting an earful on Twitter from the Aragorn stans and the Samhive — would we have gotten it?
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But O'Reilly's advertisers had to contend with a wider market than just the Fox News audience — a market looks askance at supporting men who serially harass women.
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Mr Perot's success, unlike Mr Trump's, was based on appealing across the parties (a myth on the right that he cost Bush the election has been serially debunked).
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Running experiments serially can reduce the time it takes to come up with results, letting biologists automate their labs and experimentation to mimic the mass production of manufacturing.
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By late summer or early autumn, the first serially produced vehicles will be delivered to the first of the many thousands of customers who have already ordered one.
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Fair Game In the world of business, bad news often surfaces serially: You see a cockroach in your kitchen; as the days go by, you meet his relatives.
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Instead of arguing, everyone from next-door neighbors to members of Congress has got used to doing the I.R.L. equivalent of posting to the comments section: serially fulminating.
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"We'll be able to produce serially in three to six months," Biver told Reuters on the sidelines of the official launch at Zenith's headquarters in Le Locle, Switzerland.
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Over the past decade, he's worked to serially reinvent the online payments, aerospace and solar power industries, and has been compared to Marvel's Iron Man genius/zillionaire Tony Stark.
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The army will receive the first 12 serially-produced tanks of around 100 only by the end of this year, Defense Ministry sources told daily newspaper Izvestia this month.
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"Memories" is a collection of 31 interlocked untitled vignettes that Teffi released serially starting in 1928 and that was published in Russian, as a book, in Paris in 1932.
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But his chief legacy is to have cast a serially bankrupt carnival barker in the role of a man who might plausibly become the leader of the free world.
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Few fans could fathom his involvement, and many who tried to find reason behind the shooting ended up focusing on his claims that Ms. Kanarek had serially harassed him.
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Mr. Trump's contempt for and evisceration of the interagency process putatively coordinated by the National Security Council staff — serially showcased, last month with the strike that killed Maj. Gen.
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Similarly, the IMF is reminding us that those countries that serially run big trade surpluses are doing so because they continually have their economies save more than they invest.
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LG remains confident that it can turn the corner for its serially unprofitable mobile business despite the division racking up a loss of over $4103 million this year so far.
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Several other mooted replacements for Mr Kelly, who has been serially undermined by Mr Trump and is said to be hardly speaking to him, have also since ruled themselves out.
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It is also strange to reflexively applaud a president for serially violating campaign promises—or to assume that the new positions are good, simply because the old ones were bad.
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"I know personally of faculty members who serially harass students, who had charges filed against them, and the university claimed to have done an investigation and did nothing," Hook said.
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To assess dementia, participants were asked, among other things, to recall 10 nouns immediately and after a delay, to serially subtract seven from 100, and to count backward from 20.
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He is a proponent of the serially debunked fallacy on which Mr Trump's case for tax cuts rests—that they will drive compensatory growth to cover for the lost tax revenue.
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The production is loosely inspired by the Austrian writer Gustav Meyrink's novel "The Golem," a dark fantasy largely set in the Prague ghetto which was published serially in 1913 and 1914.
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This is the gallery presentation of Sopko's The Fixers, a social practice project centered on a series of six short films that were released serially between May 20 and July 21.
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Liberalism has succeeded by serially reinventing itself while staying true to what Edmund Fawcett, a former journalist at this newspaper, identifies in his excellent history of the subject as four key elements.
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More than a year and a half after allegations surfaced that painted Jian Ghomeshi as serially abusive to women, the former CBC host walked out of a Toronto courtroom a free man.
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If you're still scratching your head as to why so many men think they can get away with serially harassing and assaulting women, Entourage is one of many examples to look toward.
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The home ministry, say AAP supporters, has handicapped the city administration by serially declining to appoint bureaucrats to vacant posts, transferring those judged sympathetic to the AAP and installing BJP loyalists instead.
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Maybe you won't end up with anything, but shooting serially will not only help you understand what photographs work and which don't, but how you build meaning and tell stories through your photographs.
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Gilly and Sam raise Gilly's son by her own father, Craster, who serially raped all his daughter-wives, keeping their female children and offering up their sons as sacrifices to the Night's King.
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Born in September 1918, the youngest of five children and supposedly doted on and spoiled by his mother, Guay would grow into a horrible person: violent, abusive, serially unfaithful, self-absorbed, and entitled.
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Many of us who arrived in New York in the last decades of the last century, looking to the theater for news about what it meant to be gay, found ourselves serially disheartened.
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I have been watching variants of these discussions for over a decade, as national security, adaptation, green jobs, and geoengineering have been serially hyped as the key to conservative hearts on climate change.
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"You want to support your child, but if your child is just serially not self-sustaining, what do you do?" said Christina Baltz, partner in the private client and tax team at Withers LLP.
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There is reasonable criticism of how media outlets make use of anonymous sources, but there is no evidence for Trump's repeated claim that outlets that cover him are serially fabricating the sources' very existence.
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This technology became important as offshore oil drilling became a standard practice, since it allowed a ship to hover over a specific drill point and insert and reinsert a drill serially into the same hole.
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In the earnest, frank and heartfelt note, Bourdain writes that he will "not waste anybody's time with expressions of shock, surprise or personal upset" at the news that Batali and Friedman allegedly serially harassed women.
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Moscow had initially been expected to procure about 150 of the fifth-generation Su-57s, but defense industry and government officials say they now expect just one plane, the first serially-produced aircraft, this year.
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CK's admission came a day after a New York Times story confirmed long-rumored reports that he had serially masturbated in front of women whose consent he had not obtained and sexually harassed other women.
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They will want to know how such a dangerous person could have gotten so close to the presidency — a man who spoke of abandoning our allies, admiring foreign despots, weakening constitutional rights, and serially molesting women.
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"It is positive people feel they can come forward rather than risk being serially raped, suffering domestic abuse and having a life of torture and misery," Aneeta Prem, the founder of Freedom, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In Kishinev, a provincial city of the Russian Empire (now Chisinau, Moldova), on April 19-20, 1903, 49 Jews were murdered, several among them children; as many (or more) were serially raped; very many more were injured.
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Her rise from teenage model to working for the Ivanka Trump Collection to White House communications director is almost as improbable as Mr. Trump's own trajectory from serially bankrupt real estate investor to reality TV star to president.
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" Seal added in the caption, "Oh I forgot, that's right….. you'd heard the [rumors] but you had no idea he was actually serially assaulting young [starry]-eyed actresses who in turn had no idea what they were getting into.
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Realizing that the AI vehicle would not endanger its occupants, the human drivers could serially execute "rolling stops," effectively freezing the AI vehicle in place while the slow-rolling train of human-controlled cars continued unending during rush hour.
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Yet Denver takes a more moderate line on working with the feds than cities like San Francisco, where in 2015 a serially deported felon was freed to kill after the then-sheriff ordered officers to avoid contacts with ICE.
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It's a visceral, disgusting expression of pure revenge, a certain kind of justice that is, fortunately for the men who continue to abuse and even serially rape women in 2017, not really an acceptable or productive path to reparations.
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Warhol's notion of picturing subjects serially—not one Coke but row upon row of Cokes, every variety of Campbell's soup, all but innumerable Marilyn Monroes—was his own, keyed to an emerging economy of brands that extended to celebrities.
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For a Monday night dinner, I like the idea of these mushroom quesadillas this week, rather a lot of them, cooked serially and served with salsa verde, a version of pizza night, before "The Alienist" drops at 9 p.m.
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In this week's episode of "Pitchfork Economics," Nick Hanauer and Paul Constant talk with author James Kwak about his new book, "Take Back Our Party: Restoring the Democratic Legacy," which he published serially in The American Prospect last month.
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Bloomberg's tack is one that may have currency in an era when a likely tax cheat accused of serially harassing and assaulting women is living in the White House, but it's eyebrow-raising to money-in-politics watchers, too.
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Glimpsed serially in a 15 minute film, these responses added up to a semblance of a socially appropriate person, and skipped the endless testing questions and self-involved rhetorical loops that make him so exhausting to spend time with.
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And that's gotten into this idea with series like Tanis and The Black Tapes, and they've sort of gotten people into the idea, sort of like we did in the golden age of the magazines, consuming stories serially in small dollops.
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A six-person jury unanimously sided with Wilson in June, after they were asked to consider 40 questions and eight defamation claims linked to the articles which accused the actor of serially lying about her age, real name and childhood.
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The current turn of the story goes back to 2015, when the Bishop of Chichester, Martin Warner, issued an apology to a woman known as "Carol" who said that she had been serially abused by the famous prelate during her childhood.
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All of this came as Hillary Clinton and the Democrats concluded a well-executed convention week in which a succession of speakers lifted up the former secretary of state and serially painted the portrait of Trump as unhinged and dangerous.
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But Airbnb listings are often put up by landlords who are serially renting multiple properties on Airbnb — and in New Orleans, the statistics are particularly severe: nearly half of all short-term rentals are being offered by hosts with multiple listings.
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But the climate that allowed the star of TV's biggest sitcom, "The Cosby Show," to serially prey on women was very much a feature of those years -- which, it's worth noting, are chronologically closer to the "Mad Men" era than today.
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Atwood has also published a collection of poems, "Thriller Suite," serially, on Wattpad; the book has been viewed more than three hundred and eighty thousand times since then, presumably reaching many readers who had never bought a volume of poetry.
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But here's the key thing I gleaned working with Evelyn Murphy on her 2005 book Getting Even, which explored the gender-wage gap in the United States: Yes, serially groping, grabbing, coercing, and assaulting women is disgusting, cruel, and criminal.
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Boring companies with easy-to-understand businesses — like the braking systems maker Knorr-Bremse — will be an easier sell than those with complex business models, like the loss-making peer-to-peer lender Funding Circle and serially bankrupt Aston Martin.
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There was more reckoning on Friday from the failure to stop Lawrence G. Nassar, who is accused of serially abusing more than 150 young women while he was a doctor at Michigan State University and for the national women's gymnastics team.
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The tension typically derived from subtext is realized in this New Saloon production by having Vanya, Sonya, Yelena, Astrov and the rest of their dysfunctional boondocks household utter the same line serially in two or three different renderings from the Russian.
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Comprised of hundreds of virtual rooms—there were 122 chat rooms on the "youth floor" alone in 2000—it was a bawdy, freewheeling site that attracted kinky daddies, lonely teens, and the serially monogamous who'd "accidentally" stumbled into a phone sex room.
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London is gambling the health of all its trading and geopolitical relationships on the dubious claims of a bunch of serially disproven political hucksters and is drifting into territory that no-one, said hucksters included, seem to have a clue how to navigate.
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Read more about Veronica Mars:14 great TV shows that should've never been canceledKristen Bell says 'Veronica Mars' had to be shut down because someone was serially pooping in the show's fake bathroomTHEN AND NOW: The cast of 'Veronica Mars' 14 years later
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Trump enjoys the loyalty of millions of devotees who are willing to support his positions even when he reverses those positions from one day to the next, who are willing to take his word even though that word has proven serially unreliable.
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" The statement also said that Depp himself is a victim of violent abuse, and that "in UK court proceedings next month, we will be submitting clear evidence of the violence committed serially against him by Ms. Heard and the serious injuries that he suffered.
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Elliott, which owns a stake of about 7 percent in Bank of East Asia (BEA), earlier this month heaped pressure on the bank to sell itself, saying its executives had serially mismanaged the business, leading to weak performance and poor returns for minority shareholders.
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She is an effective surrogate for a man who has been serially accused of sexual assault and has said he wants to "punish" women who have abortions; she can tweet that Trump "promotes & respects women" and appear genuine to the women who support him.
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Ellis's calculating 19-year-old narrator, Anne Jaccob, dwells in what may be the bleakest house in 18th-century London, shadowed with the family's grief over Anne's dead toddler brother, the frailty of her serially miscarrying mother and the caterwauling of her abusive father.
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Yes, Milky Way serially concentrated on breastfeeding moments, but there was ample space for me to express my role as a father, my love and my parenthood without trying to find a way to participate more or to interfere with those moments between mother and child.
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Mahjoubfar said the photonic time stretch system "adds different delays to pixels within a pulse and feed them one-by-one, serially, into the photodetector," and the result is the ability to see one pixel at a time, offering a slow-down in the information displayed.
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Recently translated by Frederik L. Schodt and released by Stone Bridge Press, The Osamu Tezuka Story — first published serially in Japan between 215 and 21945 — is a massive, 250-page tome that explores Tezuka's life, Japanese postwar society, and the way Tezuka changed Japanese culture forever.
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I make the dish serially, with a day-old baguette, eggs, butter, milk, sausage and apples, maple syrup and, sometimes, a dusting of confectioner's sugar to make the dish look like something on Instagram, the product of a lifestyle influencer whose lifestyle seems absolutely, legitimately, awesome.
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Related: Read Oprah Winfrey's rousing Golden Globes speech "Oh I forgot, that's right.....you'd heard the rumours but you had no idea he was actually serially assaulting young stary-eyed actresses who in turn had no idea what they were getting into," Seal added in the caption.
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Not anymore: with his puckered scowl and his preposterous narcissism, he clinched the Republican nomination with ease, serially vanquishing sixteen rivals rendered hapless by a campaign that made improvisation its organizing principle and fuelled itself on an unending stream of personal insult, racist woofing, and misogynist bile.
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Ever since the presidency of Dwight Eisenhower every American leader has met the pontiff, with great fanfare, and dispatched a Catholic bigwig to be ambassador to the Holy See: Mr Trump has chosen Callista Gingrich, the current wife of Newt Gingrich, a serially divorced former Speaker of the House.
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Those artists, virtually all of who remain productive today, challenged accepted norms of traditional abstract sculpture, as well as the premises of the nearly contemporaneous Minimalists — whose serially monolithic "specific objects," as Donald Judd referred to them, also posed a threat (at least for a while) to established taste.
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In undermining NATO, launching a trade war against our closest allies, lauding authoritarianism, jettisoning concern for human rights and democratic values, and serially withdrawing from global commitments, Mr. Trump has already delivered to Mr. Putin much of the benefit he might have sought by supporting Mr. Trump's election.
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The worker, Daniel Rivas, "serially misappropriated material, non-public information from the bank's deal tracking system and passed it along to friends so they could utilize it to make profitable trades," according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday by the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York.
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Cohen is also very much at home in the spiritual reaches of the Internet, and he listens to the lectures of Yakov Leib HaKohain, a Kabbalist who has converted, serially, to Islam, Catholicism, and Hinduism, and lives in the San Bernardino mountains with two pit bulls and four cats.
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Instead of accepting startups serially, Age 1 will work with small batches of startups — between three and five at a time — and it's accepting them right now on a rolling basis, with plans to present them to an invite-only group of investors on October 5 in the Bay Area.
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I'm sympathetic to the ACLU's argument that if the justices deem the travel ban case moot just because the Trump administration has replaced the old policy with a new one, the president could "repeat that process indefinitely," serially rescinding and reinstating legally dubious orders every time they reach the Supreme Court.
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Last month, under this shadow of global fatigue, human rights group Amnesty International shed light on allegations that Bashir's government has serially used chemical weapons in Jebel Marra, a remote region of central Darfur, killing more than 250 people and permanently wounding hundreds, in violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC).
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" But the editorial board of The New York Times said Weiner's problems have marred his mayoral run: "The serially evasive Mr. Weiner should take his marital troubles and personal compulsions out of the public eye, away from cameras, off the Web and out of the race for mayor of New York City.
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Many of the same people now tasked with communicating what matters about Trump's presidency to the public also covered Trump's campaign, where they returned serially to the storyline of the pivot, the softening, wherein simply reading a scripted and not-entirely-unhinged speech from beginning to end marked a new beginning for him.
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Wuerl has also been accused of failing to report the actions of his predecessor in DC, Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, who left active ministry in July after revelations emerged that he had serially sexually abused both adult seminarians under his authority as well as at least two minors over a period of decades.
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In 1925, Chief Justice William Howard Taft—a former president himself—opined on behalf of the Supreme Court that the proper remedy for a hypothetical president using the pardon power to serially undermine legal proceedings wouldn't be for the Supreme Court to crimp the pardon power, but for Congress to remove that president.
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The Italian side of my family passed down a history of oppressive but beloved patriarchs, a la Tony and his capos: Fathers and husbands who loved the women in their lives but also serially cheated on them, verbally abused them, and drank the booze and ate the meat they provided them to their heart's content.
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And so I stood at her side, asking questions, taking direction, stirring onions and Arborio rice together with butter until they were translucent, then adding strong chicken stock to the mixture slowly, serially, with endless stirs of a wooden spoon, until the risotto achieved that melting tender consistency the Italians call all'onda, or wavy.
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If Gawker Media is, as Thiel claims, so serially guilty of egregious invasions of privacy against powerless individuals, why is he throwing his lot in with a lawyer intent on punishing Gawker for writing about Edward Ivari, the man who may have restored Trump's hair to greatness, or Meanith Huon, whose coverage on Gawker "bolstered" his reputation?
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And would the same rich pastry tray of potential next acts be laid out for a guy who was caught in so many lies, who once asserted out of nowhere that Hitler never used chemical weapons, who was serially humiliated by his boss and subjected to an evisceration for the ages by Melissa McCarthy on "Saturday Night Live"?
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He let his vice president (another current front-runner for the Democratic nomination) serially undermine his attempts to rein in Benjamin Netanyahu and repeatedly did things that he seemed instinctively to resist—like stepping up the war in Afghanistan and supporting the Saudi war in Yemen—because the serious professionals in his administration convinced him he had no alternative.
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The upshot of Warren's critique of Obama is that the administration's desire for financial stability has led it to be serially soft on financial crime, when what it should be doing is taking every possible opportunity to throw the book at the banks — seeing the possible collapse of whole institutions as more of a feature than a bug of a rigorous approach to enforcement.
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Now that GOT is the world's favorite feudal soap opera, perhaps it wouldn't be so bad to feature a guest star from the golden years of showbiz every episode: an all-singing, all-dancing Muppet Show–style revue featuring Rip Torn and Kris Kristofferson as wisecracking deserters from the Night's Watch, Roger Moore as a serially tardy lord who always apologizes for being late to the feast, and Sandy Duncan as the queen of the elves.
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During the early years of the Second World War—the so-called Phoney or Bore War, then the Big Blitz—while his wife, Dig, and son, Sebastian, were living in the countryside, Green remained in London, responding to air raids, frequenting jazz clubs, falling serially in love, socializing with other firemen—and writing one of his best novels, the charged, ornate, and wrenching "Caught" (21945), which amounted to a virtual live feed of all that activity.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) took to the House floor on Tuesday to express shock over a previously sealed University of Arizona report about an astrophysics professor who serially harassed his female students, saying it reflected a pattern of sexism in science fields.
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The linkage goes like this: So beloved was tea back in Britain that the East India Company ran out of silver bars to pay the currency-suspicious Cantonese and instead plied them with India-made opium; the Chinese Empire went to war to stop this grubby trade in what they called "foreign mud"; it lost and was forced to cede Hong Kong to Britain; a thus-weakened China was then first nibbled at, then serially gnawed into further humiliating submission by Russia, France, Germany, America — and Japan, newly open to the outside world.
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But these soon give way to the kind of artifacts that could have been selected by only a clever, peculiar mind, and that could have emerged only out of Russia: a stack of pages from the Bible, which had been serially inserted into issues of the local Communist daily in the '90s to increase its flagging circulation; a newspaper photo of a soused Boris Yeltsin jiving with a band after barging onto the stage at a luncheon in Germany, propped against a drum with a gashed skin; next to it, another image, of Vladimir Putin playing a baby grand, perched above a grinning row of piano keys; a section of railway track with a dark-red stain, the very site (although not really, of course) of Anna Karenina's death.
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