FREER: I THINK TIME WILL TELL AS HOW IT SHAKES OUT – SHAKES OUT.
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So, we'll have to see how it kinda shakes out.
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We'll see how it all shakes out in the fall.
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We're looking at around 2020 before it all shakes out.
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That shakes out to an average of $23.8,20.9 per year.
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How the field shakes out will be fascinating to watch.
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However this shakes out, I hope it ends with a song.
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The fight is important as the Democratic presidential race shakes out.
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The nun takes off her wimple and shakes out her hair.
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Zellweger purses her lips and Judy shakes out a few tablets.
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We'll see how this all shakes out, but it's getting crowded.
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That could change depending on how the latest controversy shakes out.
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But it all hinges on how the FBI inquiry shakes out.
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So I'm curious to see how this all sort of shakes out.
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Next year's projected revenue growth shakes out differently for each tax category.
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It certainly will be interesting to see how this all shakes out.
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John Kennedy, a Republican from Louisiana, wouldn't speculate how it shakes out.
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"We think $1753, $165 is ultimately where [Facebook] shakes out," he added.
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But however it shakes out, the global economy will see a big boost.
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I'm very curious to see how that balance shakes out around the world.
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When you do the math, each course shakes out to around $5 each.
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That shakes out to about 92 people killed by a firearm each day.
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From here, Mr Judah grabs hold of London and shakes out its secrets.
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It will be so interesting to see how this 2019 incarnation shakes out.
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How this battle shakes out could be hugely significant to future climate policy.
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But it is not a given and it depends on how it shakes out.
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Don't start Dixon this week, but add him and see how this shakes out.
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Check out the video above to see just how the vacation budget shakes out.
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Luckily, you'll have time to wait and see how the racing season shakes out.
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Stay tuned to find out how Gucci's case against Beyond the Rack shakes out...
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Until the issue shakes out, though, there are a few things you can do.
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ACKMAN: THANKS FOR HAVING ME. WAPNER: WE WILL SEE HOW IT SHAKES OUT TOMORROW.
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After the volatility shakes out, markets should be more accurately priced, he said. Disclaimer
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Once home, Gilgamesh bathes, puts on clean clothes, and shakes out his long hair.
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It'll likely be weeks, if not months, before we know how this shakes out.
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However the movie shakes out, those will be some pretty big (small) shoes to fill.
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Guggenheim Securities analyst Robert Drbul estimates that shakes out to about 65 million Prime members.
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All these plans may change though, depending on how the T-Mobile merger shakes out.
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Until it all shakes out, the branch I've landed on is using a hybrid watch.
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However it shakes out, it's clear that Medium is trying out a few new things.
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New Yorkers are going to get hit hard in their pocketbooks when this shakes out.
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We'll see tomorrow how it all shakes out with investors — and inside the company, too.
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How it all shakes out, domestically and globally, is unpredictable, according to economists and other observers.
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But keep these bookmarked: they're bound to factor into how the industry shakes out in 2017.
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He wants to see how this election shakes out, and then he'll make up his mind.
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In waiting to see how the market shakes out, the company has ceded potential market share.
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Analysts say the market is in wait-and-see mode while the Treasury market shakes out.
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We'll just have to wait and see how this brave new world of furry wetsuits shakes out.
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How invasive the procedure to remove a fetus, Cohen said, could influence how that all shakes out.
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It'll be interesting to see how this collision of drug prices politics and Obamacare posturing shakes out.
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Here's how the comparison now shakes out, though T-Mobile oddly leaves out the three-line scenario.
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This shakes out to as many as 2,100 jobs being lost as part of the corporate merger.
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What follows is an analysis of the data that shakes out of our bundle of crypto companies.
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A lot of that hinges on how the Birdman-Wayne relationship shakes out in the coming years.
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However the global order shakes out, each side's home territory seems safe from invasion by the other.
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So a little money invested today shakes out to more than a lot of money invested later.
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How everything shakes out will be much clearer once the new European Parliament takes power in July.
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Of course, as this shakes out, some companies will not have positive earnings at all, again, ever.
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"I just think this has a long way of going before we know how this shakes out."
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It's likely Voyager will wait until that sort of shakes out before we make our launch investment.
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IF WE DO EVERYTHING WE CAN DO, EACH AND EVERY DAY TO MAKE HULU BETTER FOR OUR CUSTOMERS, WE DRIVE SUBSCRIBERS, WHEN ALL OF THIS SHAKES OUT, HOW EVER IT ALL SHAKES OUT, WE'LL BE IN A GREAT POSITION TO HELP THAT MAJORITY OWNER DRIVE THEIR BUSINESS AS WELL.
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Netflix still has more at 58 million, but it'll be interesting to see how the competition shakes out.
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Of course, whether LVP stays or goes will probably have to do with how the reunion shakes out.
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Regardless of how the suit shakes out, it will hardly be the last volley in the ongoing battle.
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But however the scientific debate shakes out, it's a poignant example of just how mis-understood giraffes are.
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His expenses vary by season, but it generally shakes out to somewhere around $100/month.)Savings: $1,000 (A.
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The loser will be either the fifth or sixth seed, depending on how the game below shakes out.
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However, this conversation is highly theoretical, and we'll have to wait and see how it all shakes out.
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Regardless of how this shakes out, there's a question of just how much this is delaying the inevitable.
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Depending on how recruitment shakes out, five of the party's best 24 opportunities might now be in Pennsylvania.
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Sexual assault victims in other cases will be looking at this one to see how it shakes out.
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But no matter how his career shakes out, he'll soon become well-versed on his finances as well.
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And also we've got to see how the rest of this month shakes out with the trade talks.
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And so which way that goes and shakes out on the regulatory front is really an open question.
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It will be an interesting time as the industry shakes out and these products come and go, essentially.
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I do think, for us, we're going to have to see how this all actually shakes out, first.
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However this shakes out, it's refreshing to see Ajit Pai do something that isn't blatantly evil or extremely suspicious.
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However this all shakes out, the study is a reminder that not all carcinogens are manufactured by chemical plants.
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We're in this weird place that, I don't know how it ends, I don't know how it shakes out.
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We paid $43.663 for it at the beginning of the summer, which roughly shakes out to $25 a week.
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We're looking forward to spending more time with it to see how it shakes out in the real world.
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Every time she falls, though, she smiles, shakes out her muscles and starts her ascent back up the rock.
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How quickly this shakes out will depend on the speed with which utilities and their customers embrace the transition.
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However that shakes out, we'll work with the writers to figure out a cadence that makes sense for them.
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The availability of future credits will depend on how the fight between California and the Trump administration shakes out.
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In any case, Red's gotten on Apple's nerves and it'll be interesting to see how it all shakes out.
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How the market shakes out in the final two years of Trump's presidency will probably be influenced by Tuesday's elections.
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Bob Casey is waiting to see how the Republican field shakes out in a state Trump narrowly won in 2016.
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I'm not sure how the market for him shakes out, though I'd expect he could do better by opting out.
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Whatever shakes out at this year's awards for those nominated, their fashion choices make them forever winners in our eyes.
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The damage for a Falcon 9 rocket launch into low Earth orbit shakes out at a mere $62 million. —Motherboard
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"I'm pumping the brakes on planting new pistachio and almond orchards until we see how this shakes out," he said.
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It's simply so that after this is all over, however it shakes out, we can say we bore witness faithfully.
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We'll have to wait and see how Tiffin's lawsuit shakes out, but it could affect a lot of delivery spots.
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If this all shakes out as Sony hopes, it could make games sound more immersive, even on crappy TV speakers.
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That could help it play kingmaker of sorts after election day, depending on how the balance of power shakes out.
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How this shakes out depends a lot on how it's being implemented, even down to the level of individual asylum officers.
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Regardless of how the year shakes out, many on K Street said businesses could not wait out the latest political storm.
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Outlook: While the roster underwent some changes, when it all shakes out this year's Canadiens look a lot like last year's.
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Only time will tell how the trial shakes out, but whoever wins, the ripple effect will definitely not go unnoticed.[Reuters]
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That will be interesting to see how that shakes out when it comes to when she gets to open her gifts.
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Much of that will depend on the system he lands in, which will be based on how the lottery shakes out.
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I haven't been involved with any of that; those are their matters and we'd like to see how everything shakes out.
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Bankrate found that millennials spend an average of $9,568 on groceries per year, which shakes out to around $800 per month.
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However it shakes out, expect the Niners to emphasize 12 (one back, two TEs) and 13 (one back, three TE) personnel.
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But Clinton clearly wants to allow herself the option to consider running once she sees how the 2018 election shakes out.
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So far this year, labor unions have largely stayed on the sidelines, waiting to see how the Democratic field shakes out.
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The way the argument shakes out will have a profound impact on the conservative movement's future, so it's worth paying attention to.
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I can't wait to see how it shakes out and I hope that we have several winners, not just one or two.
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It's not clear at the time of this writing which territories are covered in that number or how the split shakes out.
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However all this shakes out once the game is actually available, Battlefront II's loot box system is a perfect storm of controversy.
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However this shakes out, pro wrestling will never quite be the same again, and the first half of 2019 should be fascinating.
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I don't even want to let myself realize how much that shakes out to over a month, or even a full summer.
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Because, like it or not, you are the one with all the muscle when it comes to how your score shakes out.
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How the math shakes out depends on the phone model, but let's take a look at the iPhone 11 models introduced Tuesday.
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How this all shakes out could determine whether — and, more importantly, how — Republicans overhaul the nation's tax code for the next generation.
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No matter how that shakes out, we'll be supporting her as one the most important progressive champions that we have right now.
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Investors will also face a number of obstacles in the new month, including worries over how the U.S. presidential election shakes out.
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While it all shakes out, the state, on average, is enjoying some of the most affordable real estate prices in the country.
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However it shakes out, it seems clear to me that Chrome OS with Android apps is Google's strategy for big screens going forward.
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And how it all shakes out could help determine whether legalization in Canada is a sign of things to come across the globe.
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All that tech comes at a very steep price — it costs 16,999 yuan, which shakes out to a little more than $2,400 dollars.
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It will be easier to assess the two teams, as well as the East's top title contenders, after the buyout market shakes out.
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Cade: However all this shakes out, one thing is clear: Uber will continue to dominate the ride-hailing market for years to come.
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But depending on how its price shakes out in your local market, the S7 Edge looks set to offer much better value for money.
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"We'll end up with a much better tenant mix when everything shakes out," Marsha Massey, who manages the privately owned Jasper Mall, told CNBC.
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But however it shakes out, some damage has already been done, because the debate has accelerated the trend toward increasing politicization of the Census.
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The character takes a deep breath, shakes out its arms and enters a Zen position, eyes closed and index fingers pressed to its thumbs.
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Many lobbyists from Republican firms who spoke to The Hill, however, said they expect the boom to continue no matter how 2020 shakes out.
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Keep my good approach, maintain my work in the weight room and in the cage and see where it shakes out in the end.
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We're guessing Kia's just waiting to see how the NBA investigation shakes out before committing to any course of action ... can't really blame 'em.
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We'll have to see how that shakes out, but the main takeaway from the Bloomberg report is that the Fold should return sometime this year.
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The naming conventions on this one are admittedly convoluted, but the situation essentially shakes out like this: Fujifilm and Xerox founded Fuji Xerox in 1962.
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Time will tell how it all shakes out, but it will sure be interesting to watch, and sales systems will be the better for it.
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And while Hwang has yet to see how his tax return shakes out this year, he's already been pleased with his lower property tax bill.
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If it shakes out that way, it will be a good night for the left wing of the party, no matter which candidate they support.
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But on Capitol Hill, Democrats think a fight over a public option is nearly impossible to win, regardless of how the November election shakes out.
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"We're waiting to see how tomorrow's primary shakes out, then we'll evaluate further," said David Nir, the political director of the liberal blog Daily Kos.
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How the recruiting game shakes out other lawmakers remains to be seen, but for those with the best résumés, the top firms will be waiting.
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Nobody knows exactly how much Pickens was worth -- or where the funds will go -- but should be VERY interesting to see how that shakes out.
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This week, I look at the strategies that could be important next year if the tax overhaul shakes out the way advisers believe it will.
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However this shakes out, you'll probably want to squeeze in a pitstop to your local American Apparel for some hoodies and lame everything while you can.
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But however the academic debate shakes out, the inescapable truth is that, for better or worse, humans have fundamentally altered the Earth like no species before.
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He calmly returns to a normal upright standing position, shakes out his arms and stretches his neck, and then leeeeeeans a ridiculous amount to the side.
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Nick sent home a total of nine women — but he kept one-night-stand Liz around, so we can't wait to see how that shakes out.
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When lots of money wants in, ETFs tracking less liquid securities like junk bonds trade at a perceived premium until the market shakes out the noise.
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It's a hard thing to know how this actually shakes out, what kind of fig leaf Donald Trump will claim in order to reopen the government.
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Experiment. Put Anne Ryan next to Schwitters and Pollock and 1950s fabric designs by Vera (Vera Neumann), and see how that shakes out, historically and atmospherically.
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They'll wait until the most strategic time to launch, which could be after the competition shakes out, leaving them as "the last man standing," Conti said.
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As has been the theme for the current administration, we don't know what tomorrow might bring, but we can wait and see how it shakes out.
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The two approaches can exist side by side, and I feel more confident than ever that when everything shakes out, Netflix and Hulu will both remain standing.
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Indeed, consumers throw away about half of the $23 billion worth of food purchased each year in the US, which shakes out to about $3.23 per person.
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It will be interesting to see how this new corporate incarnation of Roscosmos shakes out, and what it will mean for Russian ambitions in space going forward.
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Depending on how the N.F.C. East shakes out, Jason Garrett of the Dallas Cowboys and Jay Gruden of the Washington Redskins could be in trouble as well.
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By focusing so narrowly on the New York congresswoman as an individual, the other factors that will shape how her time in office shakes out are obscured.
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No matter how the primary shakes out, the sparring between Rokita and Messer is encouraging to Democrats hoping a rough primary could weaken the eventual GOP nominee.
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Knight Frank measured how much luxury real estate $1 million buys around the world, and in Monaco, it shakes out to just 182 square feet of prime space.
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The bottom line: Network transitions often shake up competitive races in tech, and how 5G shakes out will be especially important in the battle between Apple and Android.
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That shakes out to an hourly wage of about $27, which is pretty solid for helping their kids sound out words and brush up on their multiplication tables.
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These specs alone aren't necessarily groundbreaking, so we'll have to see how LG's claim of "the brightest and most vibrant display on the smartphone market today" shakes out.
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Everybody wants it, everybody waits in line for it, then it shakes out and you see the real value of it and the real sales growth of it.
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Given the uncertainty of what the "right" thing to do is, most Democratic politicians are trying to buy themselves some time to see how all this shakes out.
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Though, if you can really wrangle 54 friends (the max the property can accommodate), that actually just shakes out to $185 a night per person, before fees and taxes.
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With an interest rate of 25% for undergraduate borrowers, that shakes out to a minimum payment of $353 a month over a 120-month, or 10-year, repayment period.
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The length of the wall depends on how much people want to support it; the wall could be longer than 200 blocks, depending on how Cavallaro's GoFundMe shakes out.
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The way this shakes out in the math, the 4 percent of the country's population in the smallest states end up being allotted 8 percent of Electoral College votes.
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How this all shakes out in the next 24 to 48 hours could determine whether — and, more importantly, how — Republicans overhaul the nation's tax code for the next generation.
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Even if they lose out, they would have a 50-50 shot at playing into January, depending on how the rest of the AFC wild-card race shakes out.
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Based on the network's language, it sounds like they're waiting to see how that whole thing shakes out first before getting Jussie back on board for one last round.
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We'll see how its holographic vision shakes out when the phone launches in the first half of 2018, which might represent a delay from RED's previous language of "early 2018."
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The conventional wisdom within the industry and among policy analysts says some parts of the country probably won't have any insurance plans to choose from after this all shakes out.
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The first-quarter fundraising numbers for the 2020 presidential contenders shows that donors are waiting to see how the field shakes out before going all-in behind one candidate. Sen.
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Regardless of how the ACA shakes out, the next chapter of the employee-employer contract is well underway, and it's up to both employers and employees to make it work.
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The idea with these groups, according to one collective in the Somerville and Medford neighborhoods of Boston, is that however the coronavirus pandemic shakes out, everyone is in this together.
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Of course, all new areas are subject to regulatory approval and Oscar has merely done the paper work for now so we'll have to see how it shakes out for 2018.
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By providing a flexible, open-source framework, The Linux Foundation is giving developers an open option and trying to provide a flexible foundation to build applications as this all shakes out.
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Risks aside, even if Prime Air shakes out faultlessly, it indicates a future dystopia in which tiny machines are constantly whirring over our heads to simply speed up the delivery window.
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An expansion with work requirements seems to be the best deal Democrats are going to get in Virginia, and that still shakes out to cover hundreds of thousands of uninsured people.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), a potential Warren rival or ally during the 2020 primary (depending on how it shakes out), has spent a lot of time and thought on drug prices.
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Arizona state treasurer Jeff DeWit, the chief operating officer of Trump's Arizona campaign, told Fox Business Network that he's waiting to see how the field shakes out over the coming days.
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And, considering the average salary of computer programmers is relatively high ($65,277 is the national average, $20,000 more than social workers') that wage gap shakes out to a much higher dollar amount.
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So, again, no shocker that $100 in Florida (with its famously favorable tax rates), would come out to $100.50, compared to New York, where a Benjamin shakes out to $86.73 of value.
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The Apple Pencil is another $129 on top, while Apple's Smart Keyboard costs either $179 or $199, depending on your tablet's size, which shakes out to either $1,098 or $1,327 to start.
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"I'm not even gonna ask about the mechanics of what just happened," he says, inviting her inside — but we'll have to wait until next week to see how that all shakes out.
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The way the East shakes out makes it likely they'll at least make their Round 2 debut this May, but from there it's going to take solid two-way effort to advance.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), the chairmen of the Senate and House Armed Services committees, have the power to push a $640 billion defense policy bill regardless of how the budget shakes out.
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If the schedule shakes out so you play 11 or 12 duds, then your résumé may not sufficiently impress the committee that decides the composition of the four-team College Football Playoff.
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Regardless of how the vote shakes out, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Tuesday suggested that a further statement by the chamber on Khashoggi's killing could be in the offing.
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Amazon is currently seeking a review of the Oberdorf decision, and the decision has meanwhile been vacated, as cases in multiple states have been put on hold while the situation shakes out.
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"The geopolitical tensions could be the catalyst for the market's direction in the next coming weeks depending on how it all shakes out," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at Boston Private.
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People say that interest in Westworld is flagging, but come closer and I'll tell you the reason I am waiting with bated breath to see how this particular robo-pocalypse shakes out.
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This means overperforming in one congressional district compared to another can result in a gain of delegates depending on how the math shakes out, adding a further complication and further rewarding rural areas.
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Minnesota will not make the playoffs but will have a say in how the bottom of the Western Conference shakes out with games left against Memphis, Houston (two), Utah (two), Dallas and Portland.
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A friend told me the other day that her dad, despite being bald since the age of 23, still shakes out an invisible mane when he's trying to be charming to a lady.
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How that shakes out in practice is going to have a major effect on Samsung in particular over the next year, since so many areas of its business are involved directly or indirectly.
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No matter how it shakes out if we get the information and I get it, you got to redact certain things to protect certain people but at least let people make their own conclusion.
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No matter how this all shakes out, though, we're going to be hearing a lot more about the wall in the months to come, especially come September when budget debates begin in frantic earnest.
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Here's how that shakes out: Cable and satellite TV customers will be able to stream events in their entirety live and on-demand if they miss a must-see moment when it originally airs.
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And however this year's election shakes out, they'll probably have a stronger, not weaker, influence on the GOP caucus; the representatives most likely to lose are moderates in swing districts, not Freedom Caucus members.
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The supposed favorites usually hold off announcing their runs until the spring -- waiting to see how the field shakes out a bit (and letting the lesser-known candidates fight it out) before wading in.
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With AAA, you can get nearly 40 percent of AMC films, which shakes out to $9.50 in most states, and around 30 percent off at Cinemark theaters, which comes out to $153 per ticket.
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He is not going to be sliding down to play the wing, and he will not be bringing the ball upcourt to initiate the offense, no matter how the Denver Nuggets future shakes out.
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For sure, we are looking at negative issues for U.S. agriculture products, for steel and other basic materials, especially aluminum, and also how all of the tit-for-tat shakes out with different countries.
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The man pulls it back to shore and shakes out his catch—a few small crabs and fish, and about a dozen medium-sized shrimp, bouncing several feet off the ground in a panic.
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No matter how this postseason shakes out, he's going to be a part of the Grizzlies for the foreseeable future; given the team's salary cap situation, bargain-priced contributors like Selden will be hugely important.
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More than a dozen Democratic contenders are vying for the 2628 presidential nomination, and signs are emerging that donors are waiting to see how the field shakes out before going all-in behind one candidate.
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The final Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll on Saturday night, which has often been an effective barometer of how the race eventually shakes out put Trump on top of Cruz 153% to 23% with Sen.
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"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed," FT, March 21).
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At 37, he's also one who has a long career ahead of him regardless of how this primary shakes out: For business elites, getting in early with a politician can pay off in the long-run.
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Here's how it all shakes out: Rothstein explained that the term I was looking for was "subsidy cliff"—or the point at which a small raise in income changes the level of benefits you're eligible for.
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In the 18 months leading up to November 8, people in Ireland, Canada, and New Zealand have all extended an invitation to Americans to relocate if they aren't happy with how the presidential race shakes out.
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Biden is counting on the consolidation of moderates from his big win Saturday, and favorable data showing that many Californians have hung on to their vote-by-mail ballots, to see how the race shakes out.
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"Any time there is a new tax law, you'll find buyers sitting on the sidelines waiting to see how it shakes out," says Todd Bourgard, Douglas Elliman's senior executive regional manager of sales for the Hamptons.
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"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralysed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralysed", FT, March 21).
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"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed", FT, March 21).
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Because the left is an unwieldy coalition of diverse interest groups and the right is more ethnically and ideologically homogeneous (see Matt Grossman's Asymmetric Politics), the conflict often shakes out as: the left's climate people vs.
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Scarlett Johansson told The Hollywood Reporter in a new profile that she's backing Elizabeth Warren in 2020, pushing back on the Hollywood trend to see how the race shakes out before jumping in with an endorsement.
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No matter how this shakes out for the people who use Apple products—after all, Apple may still lose this fight in court—this is a triumph of aggressive PR that furthers a branding makeover for Apple.
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How this very strange match up of Cruz, a former GOP presidential runner-up, against O'Rourke, a rank-and-file-congressman-turned-political-sensation shakes out could set the trajectory of the next decade in Texas politics.
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The Washington Post, citing people familiar with Bolton's views, said although he is willing, he wants to first see how a court battle between Congress and the White House over the constitutionality of the subpoenas shakes out.
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Trump, one source said, believes the allegations of child sexual abuse and sexual assault against Moore are bad for the Republican brand, but has decided to wait and see how the situation shakes out before publicly commenting.
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"He's really good at hype, but the bottom line is that, as the truth shakes out, people are going to see that the president makes a lot of promises [but] keeps very few of them," Cárdenas said.
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Al Franken, a Democrat, on Thursday creates a special election to fill his seat in 20183 -- a race where Republicans will have at least a fighting chance of a pickup, depending on how candidate recruitment shakes out.
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Party leaders said there was still plenty of time, with many of the state's Democratic voters waiting to see how the field of more than 20 contenders shakes out over the coming months before making a commitment.
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Speed to market is definitely a factor as these operators begin to come online, but the potential market is massive and spans multiple industries, so there will likely be more than one winner when this ultimately shakes out.
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We'll have to wait to see how it shakes out, but the theory is that Ford and VW would be able to achieve good profits at the end of the day — enough to justify surrendering some engineering autonomy.
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Depending on how long the safety precautions hold, it's possible that the classes I've grown to love might not exist and instructors I've made connections and built friendships with might not be working when this all shakes out.
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While the Knicks did not enter this summer with prodigious cap space — about $20 million if they renounced the rights to each of their four free agents — they have watched from the sideline as free agency shakes out.
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But Murphy, a young senator from Connecticut, predicted that no matter how the presidential maneuvering shakes out, Democrats wouldn't face the internal tension that the Senate GOP presidential hopefuls sparked in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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She then heads to class, where she makes out with Jaime (kind of glad we miss how that all shakes out over the next two or so years) before being called on to give a presentation she didn't prepare.
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For its advances in making high-end photography less challenging, the Lumix S1 earns my admiration, though I might wait a while longer to see how the full-frame mirrorless contest shakes out before committing to a particular system.
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How that process works — the actual deal-making and negotiating — is a bit beyond the scope of what we can do today, but here we're going to take a look at how the money shakes out of a company.
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Posts reference physician burnout that's fueled by preposterous work hours, steep competition, crippling debt, and low salaries (on average, residents carry $250k in student loans and earn just $61.2k a year — which shakes out to about $14 an hour).
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We'll certainly let you know how this shakes out and whether whatever conclusion Samsung ultimately reaches would fall under the warranty of the Fold's fine print or whether users might want to budget an additional $149, just in case.
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There's an elegance to how thoroughly this season has put us in the characters' heads, and I look forward to seeing how that all shakes out now that everything comes down to the Jennings family, as it probably should.
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But like with so many things in the world of highly personal data, putting medical information on a digitally connected device is not without risk — and how it all shakes out could have a huge impact on the lives of millions.
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The special counsel's office is famously tight-lipped about the status of the inquiry, but depending on how the Russia investigation shakes out, how the DOJ can and should handle it will be something many senators will certainly want to know.
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"[The sector has] run up significantly, roughly 30 percent in the last quarter and annually, so I would just take our profits, sit back, wait 'til the summer shakes out and then see what happens in the fall," Bapis said.
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In an interview with Vulture, the actor, who plays fan favorite Tyrion Lannister on the HBO show, was asked about his character's ending and whether or not he was happy with how everything in Westeros shakes out — and his answer was ominous.
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A handful of GOP senators sincerely want to offer some help — including Sen, Lamar Alexander, the chairman of the HELP Committee, who said yesterday he'll begin holding hearings on the health of the individual market, no matter how the Senate vote shakes out.
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The rest of the top ten shakes out like this: If you want to find out if your salary is too high, too low, or just right, take PayScale's free salary survey, which can show you exactly what you should be paid.
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Terence Taylor revealed that the Ghostrider has flown a total of 218 sorties amounting to 1,380 hours over roughly 130 days, which shakes out to an average of five sorties every three days since the aircraft first arrived downrange in late June.
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"Our research analysts have said that a lot of the high-end construction projects and homes are starting to slow down, and that's kind of an indicator to us that people are waiting and seeing how this breather shakes out," he said.
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Nobody knows how it shakes out in such a big field with so many other issues competing for attention: a recent poll of Iowa caucus-goers found about half said supporting Medicare-for-all is a must-have for their preferred 2020 candidate.
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Though it may be fairly obvious what the AHA's weekly 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity or 703 minutes of moderate physical activity means, it turns out there's a larger portion of the American population that has no clue what that really shakes out to.
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The Chicago Cubs are feeling themselves, and with good reason: they built a 19 game lead over the St. Louis Cardinals, clinched the division, and no matter how the rest of the season shakes out, they will finish with the best record in baseball. But!
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And we'll see how that shakes out, but I think the core is, there is still demand for massive amounts of content that has not gotten cheaper, and in fact most of the new entrants, Amazon, Apple, and so forth ... Right, it's more expensive now.
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"We're waiting to see what's going to happen, waiting to see where the market shakes out, and waiting to see how that potentially impacts post-money impact," Semil Shah, the sole general partner at Haystack VC and a partner with Lightspeed Venture Partners, explained.
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He probably does more than his fair share since I'm a bit of a princess, but I think it all shakes out sort of evenly because I do a lot to keep the house running, like making sure all our bills are paid and doing laundry.
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Nadal says he wants to finish his career at No. 1 in the Grand Slam standings — ahead of Federer and Novak Djokovic, looming in third place currently with 16 — but also insists he won't base his happiness on how it all shakes out in the end.
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MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE FREEDOM CAUCUS ALSO OPPOSED THE INCREASES TO NONDEFENSE SPENDING, SO WE'LL SEE WHERE THIS SHAKES OUT AND WHAT OTHER ELEMENTS OF THIS, INCLUDING DISASTER RELIEF AND CERTAIN TAX EXTENDERS ARE ACTUALLY PART OF THE PACKAGE WHEN IT COMES OUT POTENTIALLY NEXT HOUR.
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Even though the service claims its customers see more movies, make more adventurous choices in the films they do see, and have outings to the theater at random times during the week, the Hollywood establishment has mostly been willing to wait and see how it all shakes out.
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The damage shakes out to $62 million for a Falcon 9 rocket launch with a payload of 4,020 kilograms (0003,860 pounds) and $90 million for a ride on the much-anticipated Falcon Heavy rocket, set to debut in late 2016, which can ferry 13,600 kilograms (29,980 pounds) to Mars.
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They recently started working on dates for a European tour, including an appearance at Germany's Kings of Black Metal festival in April, and have gotten offers from multiple other countries (their dream is to return to Eastern Europe for a tour, but we'll have to see what shakes out).
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That shakes out to around 25 percent of the current maximum cap for voice and data, and 33 percent of the existing roaming cap on SMS, according to the European Commission These caps will remain in place until June of next year, when roaming fees will be abolished completely.
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Boosted says that its batteries are kept in enclosures made of fire-retardant composite, but however the situation shakes out — whether the company replaces the batteries or issues a full Note 7-style full recall of the devices — it's another public knock to the capabilities of lithium-ion cells.
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We can make the world a better place—if you'll forgive me the Silicon Valley cliché—if we respect the unique power of the medium and focus on the prosocial aspects of VR. However it shakes out, it's a very special time to be a part of this technological revolution.
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IT'S CLEARLY SPECULATION AT THIS POINT, BUT YOUR STUDY OF WARREN BUFFETT, HOW HE VIEWS HIS LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS, DO YOU THINK HE'S JUST WAITING TO SEE HOW IT SHAKES OUT AFTER SOME OF THE POLITICAL PRESSURE COMES OFF LIKE WE'RE SEEING IN THIS BIPARTISAN BEATDOWN ON CAPITOL HILL TODAY?
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Until this all shakes out, those of us who follow teams with kinder ticket policies should savor the moment—the New York Mets ticket office just offered to send me PDF tickets without my even asking, bless their souls—and most of all, enjoy one more reason to be thankful that we're not Yankee fans.
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So given that the average hospital bill faced by an uninsured patient in 2017 shakes out to $34,953 (reflecting $8778 in incurred hospital costs), families without health insurance simply aren't prepared or able to pay most, if not all, of their unexpected hospital bills, causing those of us who do buy into health insurance to bear the costs.
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Before we get into how it all shakes out in the end, here's what we're working with: A woman, Grace (Crystal Fox), in a Virginia town is accused of murdering her new husband, Shannon (Mehcad Brooks), and wants to plead guilty, her only request being that she's put in a prison near her son, Malcolm (Walter Fauntleroy).
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Whether that comes to fruition or not depends on how the Mets' rotation shakes out after the All-Star break — they have one three-game home series remaining this month — and, more important, if the team's front office decides to make a drastic decision on the franchise's future before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline.
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As noted by AnandTech, that top-tier Ryzen 33 1600X lines up nicely against Intel's $242 Core i5-7600K, hitting roughly the same price point but offering 6 cores with 12 threads to Intel's 4 core/4 thread offering, although obviously we'll have to wait for some actual benchmarking tests to see how that shakes out in the real world.
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"It makes sense, especially given the run we've had, that some investors and traders just don't want to hold risk going into the long weekend," said Shawn Cruz, manager of trader strategy at TD Ameritrade in Jersey City, NJ. "It will be interesting to see what shakes out in the markets when everyone comes back from vacation next week," Cruz added.
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Some of his references to tech were overt and lengthy, others were blink-and-you'll-miss-them lines that nonetheless underscore the idea that Obama, more than any president we've ever had, understands that the internet, automation, clean energy, and—yes—coding are not only the things that make the world go round today but will be the things that determine how tomorrow shakes out.
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Your big news of the week — and possibly the year and beyond, depending on how it ultimately shakes out — is that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced a general agreement that includes the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula in exchange for the U.S. offering up "security guarantees" while ending joint military exercises with South Korea.
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As far as Google's smart speaker/display goes, the Nest Hub Max slots in between a Nest Hub and Home Max: Google Home Mini: $50 Google Home: $100 Nest Hub: $130 Nest Hub Max: $230 Google Home Max: $300 However, if you compare it to other smart displays, here's how it shakes out: Amazon Echo Show 103: $90 Nest Hub: $130 (no camera) Lenovo 8-inch smart display: $170 Nest Hub Max: $230 Amazon Echo Show (2nd gen): $230 Lenovo 10-inch smart display: $250 The 7-inch Nest Hub is the only smart display without a camera.
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